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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
Co-Partnership Notice.

THE undersigned having entered into a
/ Partnership under the name and style
of Drawbaugh x Atkinson, for the pur-
pose of engaging in the retail Merchan-
aiziug Business at shenandoah Junction,
would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they will
keep on hand a full line of goods such as
are usually kept in a country store and
will spare no pains to make it advantage
Gus for the public generally 10 buy fl ON
us as all goods will be sold at the very
lowest possible figures for cash or trade.
Our stock is new and fresh and bought at
lowest possible figures. Our stock of Dry
Goods Is full and complete, Notions Of all
descriptions. Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps: our stock of Groceries is always
full and choice. Highest price paid for
Wheat, Corn and Country Produce gen
orally. -
DRAWBACK & ATKINSON,
Shenandoah junction.
March 26, 1851. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
A New Enterprise !
A $4,000 Stock Of CARPETS in
Martinsburg.

THIS may seem little fabulous at first
/ bus when we tell you how tits done. you
will readily see that it Is no cXaggrrallGh'
Ii is done Iv the aid Of one of RICHARD
SONS CARPET EXHIBITORS, and 4
line of samples representing one of the
largest Carpet Houses in the city OF ~ Mr% NG
York. Al prices ranging from 2Oc to f2.OO
per yard. Thus giving you the opportu-.
nifty of selecting from great variety OF
new and choice patterns, as though you
were in the city in person. BY this device
we can show you before purchasing pre-
ci.rly how your carpet would look when
made up and laid upon the floor, The
"Exhibiiior' j. a novel and beautiful piece
of furniture and is well worth seeing. we
therefore extend cordial Invitation to our
Jefferson friends when they come to .oIr
citv to call and We will take pleasure in
showing it. We also keep a fnli line OF
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, Matiings, Window
Blinds, &c. Rc-pcctfully,
ID. W. TIMBERLAKE.
April 16, 1881. Sm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
New Spring Goods
AT
KNOXVILLE.

JHAVE Just returned from the city with
4 the largest and most complete stock OF
Dry Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Straw Mattings and Rag Carpet, Hard
ware, Tinware, Quecnsware, Tobacco',
Furniture, Ready-made Clothing, Drugs
and Groceries, all bought a. cheap ~ they
can be obtained which | will offer at prices
TO suit the times, which Is very low.
Ms j. .SIRIDEK, Unionyillc.
April l6 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

A KENTUCKY PREACHER VINO BE
GIEyEs IN SWEARING, At MAYsyrLLE,
KY.-The Presbytery Of the Ebenczcr
General Assembly adjourned at Angus
Ia last week. Tie Rev r. ID. Moore,
of the Fourth ST. Presbyterian church,
OF Covingtou, reafirmed his position
that the Bible contains no authority for
the observance Of the Christian Sabbath
as holy day, and that it is lawful to
pass the day in amusements. He also
declared that the Bible does not prohib-
il swearing; thereupon the Presbytery
dissolved the relations between Mr.
Moore aud the congregation and sus-
peuded him indefinitely from discharg
lug the functions Of the mlDistery. lie
responded that be was not surprised at
this sclion, but the time would come
when the men who bad voted this cen
sure upon him would themselves accept
his teachings and see it approved by in
telEpent men all over the world. He
expected then 10 be rewarded with a
cross OF glory for what he had done.
Mr. Earl, one OF the elders ofthe church
voted for the suspension of the pastor,
aud announced that the congregation
would not follow him, but remain with
the Presbyterian church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
GARDEN SEEDS 1881.

March %, 1881. II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
CHASE FOWLER,
.WUNIST N tNUHcNN. =
MASTERS SA IE;..-srATE OF Ill

MdstI W thdRc6R,,
MA STEERS SA I.E..-SrATE OF ILLINOIS,
M COUNTY or LASALLk, circuit Court or said county
In chdncryY -
Thomas Pool complainant rs. Mary Ann Pool. Ella
Green Newton NJ Green Isabella NJ. Pool Frank Pool
Jesse c. Pool. William v Pool Lizzie NJ Pool and Philip
Cole, defendants.
Public notice is hereby gwen that In pursuance OF
der entered in the above on the sixth d OF December
1850 Chase Fowler Master IN Shancery of SAID court
will Tuesday the fourth day OF January D. 1851 AZ the
hour two o'clock In the afternoon said day az the south
OF the Comfy Court House in OTTAWA In said county OF
la Sale and of Illinois, sell TO the highest and best bid
der for cash. the following described premises to WIT The
southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter o section TWEEN
y thirty 1--WE north -four eas. OF the third prn'
cipal meran situate In III county ~ La sale and state
OF Illinois subject 10 mortgage held by Philip Cole.
chase FOWLER.
Dated Dec. I'm. 1850 Mas er in Chancery.
BLANCHARD 4 BLANCHARD, Compl's Solrs. dcCil Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

THE GROWTH OF THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
This new farmers movement is attracting
wide spread attention among the farmers both
east and west The publisher of The Western
Rural has secured the organization OF Ma
tional Alliance which through its Secretary is
sending out hundreds of charters authorizing
the organization of local Alliances in all parts
of the country. For full particulars about the
movement send for free copy Of The Western
Rural, Chicago. The Rural Is boldly advocat-
ing measures for the purpose ofpreventlng the
adulteration of the food products Of our coun-
try. This sdulteration is not only fraudulent,
but is threatening the health of our people,
and is destructive to legitimate production and
trade The Rural expects to accomplish this
together with other reforms which will be OF
great benefit to agriculture, through this or
gsnized effort.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
Mem pOherttsrnl9
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A Large Stock al Very Low Prices

Before purchasing examine these goods. Inducements
in Albums Autographs Family Bibles. Chdrens Gift
Books, P0etical Works Standard Fiction, Chatterbox,
Linen and Toy Books Pocket Knives, CeiluOid Sets,
Work Boxes Perfume Cases Jewel Cases, Shaving Cases,
Cut Bottles ana Ink Stands Vases, China Cups and Sau-
GERS. Mugs W ltng Desks, ID Blocks. Toy Dishes.
Dolls sc ST. largest and cheapest line ever in Ottawa.
IAN extensive stock Of Diaries for 1851.
4 few words and you will be wise: | sell Pocket
Knives al the price most dealers pay for them.
Il sell Dolls and Writing Desks cheaper than any
else possibly ChsdrenS Books Oneiifth less: Stan
Iular price 81 so: Vases one-third less have every
thing in my stock marked very low and do not intend
ito carry any Holiday Stock. Come and see about
this yourself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
CHASE FOWLER.

TN1IfT W INNfIr|rN
MA sSrEIt'S .E.-SrNrE or ILLINOIS.
vi COUNTY or LIsALLE circuit Court Qf SAID county
In ChGHt eyV.
Tie Board of Trustees OF Township Thiry'tour, Range
Three East Of the Third Principal Meridian, con- painrnts
Is Mary O Donnrl and Johanna Baldwin defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given thst In pursuance of de
cree entered in the above November sNtecnth,
1850 Chase Fowler Master in Chanccry OF said conrt
VIII Friday the seventh day Of January A. D. as ~ te
hour o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day. NJ the south
door OF the County court House in tn city Of Ottawa
county of Ia SAL" and state o! Illinois, sell TO the highest
and hest bidder for cash the owing described property
TO wit Lot one In block tVrnNbre, ottawa Centre In
the city Of Ottawa county of Ia Sale a-d state of tuus
Dated December am 1850 CHASE FOWLER,
deCj-5Y Master in ChanCCry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
n. MrlNTYRE,
A. f. BEACH,
r. j. HoGE,
ALEX. WYLlE,
NJ. MIIITE.

Supervisor Ferguson moved to amend the
report by fixing the salary of such assistant
deputy circuit clerk at three hundred ($3OO)
dollars per annum.
The ayes and nos being demanded, Barton,
Burgess, Center, Drackley, Dresser, Fades,
Ferguson, Fischer, Flaherty klove, Low
man, Me'zgcr Miller, Miner, ODonnell,
Palmer, Pool, Read, Reynolds, and Singer,
twenty (20) voted in the Affirmative; and STU
pervlsors Adams, Armstrong, Beach, Fox,
Gray, IIclmig, Hoffman, lIoge, Lamb, n.
Mcintyre, Nelson, Parr, Stevenson, Sior,
mont, White, Wylle, and Mr. Chairman,
eighteen OS) voted in the negative. Carried.
The question now recurring upon the re.
port as amended. Carried,
On mott IN Board adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

EIN AL SETrI4 ENIENT NOTICF.-Es.
TATE or JoHS FIrzaERALp. DRc'D.-Notice is hereby
given to all Interested In said estate thar the under
signed Of the last will and testament Of said John
Fitzgerald deceased VIII appear before the ounty Court
the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois, the County
House In Ottawa In said county Monday the 9Th
day OF January ISL for the purpose OF rendering an
of his proceedings In the administration OF said
estate for the ina settlement.
Dated at 0ttswa. this 18th day OF December 1850
JOHN FITZGERALD,
ATrRsT: = W. SToCKsLHGER Executor.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co. H. dec25-Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

INDIA.-A late number of the BrjtiSh quar-
tsrLy ReyteD, In an article on the famine in In
dia, makes the statement that the deaths from
starvation during the late East India famine,
amounting TO 100000, were actually less than
the average number or deaths from starvation
in ordinary years. The decrease was owing
to the fact that, by the expenditure OF $4,000
900 that year, the government saved thousands
who under ordinary circumstances would
have starved to death. Mr.. W. w. Hunter,
director general Of statistics to the government
of India, supplements this remarkable state
ment, by the further averment that India is
slowly approaching position IN which the
people will be unable to pay taxes, and this
not through remediable wees in oar rule but
through Its irremediable virtues This para
doxical atributon of "irremediable virtues"
to the British rule Is explained by the state,
ment that during the century of British rule
there foreign and intestine wars have been
measurably stopped, disorder put down, infant
,clde prohibited, and the area Of epidemics
limited so that population, which for ages
previously had been stationery, has rapidly
increased, without any correlative increase of
the capabillty OF the soil and productions of
the country to support it, In other words the
more beneficial British rule has been IN India
the worse it has been for the country, and that
the only salvation for the land Is to let it re.
vert to barbarism, state Of foreign and inter
nal warfare, to infanticide, &c, SC, that popu.
lation may be reduced to point commensrr-
ate with the capacity Of the land TO support it,
wedding out the weak and incapable and pre-
serving the strong and helpful on the Darwin
ian theory of the survival of the fttest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
Supervisor Lewis, chairman OF the special
committee appointed to prosecute the search

Supervisor Lewis chairman OF the special
committee appointed to prosecute the searcE
for the perpetrators who attempted to destroy
the records of the county, presented the iol.
lowing report, which on motion was adopted:
To tie Board Of uperciSors-GeniIemcn
Your committee, appointed to prosecute The
search for the perpetrators OF the attempt
made to destroy the records OF this county
on the night Of Oct. 2d last past, would re-
port that they have had the matter OF the
Offering of reward under consideration,
and after consulting the county attorney IN
that respect they would recommend that sand
reward be offered In the following manner:
5000 for the arrest and conviction of the
guilty parties, or 81 900 for information that
VIII lead TO the arrest and conviction Ol The
guilty parties.
Supervisor Beach, from the committee on
fees and salaries, to which committee was re-
tcrred the matter Of fixing the salary ol an
assistant deputy circuit clerk, presented the
following report;
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of tho Board
Of SuperU'sOrs-Yo committee on salaries
To whom was referred the rule of the Circuit
Court, by the Hon Judge Stipp, IN the mat
ter Of the appointment of an assistant deputy
circuit clerk, have carefully considered The
matter and would respectfully report that
the law as LAID down IN Article 10, Section
8, Page II, Statutes 1874, VIZ: The number
of deputies and assistants OF Circuit Clerk
shall be determined by rule of the circuit
court, and to be placed on record, and the
compensation shall be fixed by the county
board
Your committee waited on his Hon. Judge
Supp, and from him learned that II Is impOS
slble to do the business of the circuit court as
the docket now stands lover 800 cases. with
out more clerical help; that he has frequent
" IN the past attended to some of the clerks
duties in court in order to push the business
of court and permit the clerk to write up
records. The Office requires one steady wrl-
ter and one to attend to general business
with the chef clerk in court ut all times.
Your committee believe II is our duty I'M
der the law to atlix u reasonable compensa-
ton to an assistant deputy, and your com.
mttee are constrained to recommend the
same, although we, as q committee, are una
bic to agree on the amount and respectfully
request the Board to fix the same.
Your committee desire TO say that tn"
Hon. Judge Stipp, IN his remarks to the
c0mmtte said, that he was anxious for the
expenses of the court to be as low as public
duty would permit, but he believed the pub
lies interest required an additional clerk,
and his associates on the bench were OF the
same opinion.
Respectfully submitted.
n. MCINTYRE,
A. +. BEACH,
IT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
City Property for Sale.

The Lots situated the corner OF Ia Sale and Lafayette
streets opposite the Washington Park described Us the
OF Lot and Lot H. Block So States Addition to OTTAWA
This property situated in the central part OF the city near
the business portion Of III and will be sold at oarGa ~
is desirable for Investment. For particulars Inquire o. Ia
H. EANEs, ESQ., National City Bank, or W T. CopDlNG.
Canal Collector. tmay1EttI ALBEET ;. DOW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
Nem advertisements.
Now is The Time

To buy city property has yet advanced materially
be bought at less agures than n any future
time afie 1880 Those who homes in Ottawa should
secure lots dwellings now. Low prices and easy terms
noyiS-6w DR. J. o. HAfslsiS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
WANTED.

young from the would like position for tho
winter in stclsss hotel or grocery store Has hai
large experience In and give entire satisfaction
Salary no object. UNREASONABLE reference Address
care OF this office. noVO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
SOLE AGENCY IN OTTAWA.
OSMAN e. HAPEMAN.
Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery hare ne'D type, and
use the Holder Blotter- Pad for Keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The HOdder Pad is the
best in use. IT is neater. cheaper,
more Convenient. less cuna6r0uS and
does its work better than any other
blotter yet invented, asa mere glance
at it uiU pr0Ue to any man. We
Guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers, eivine tho best material
and best lcork for the money in Of
taua. If you ,oa"t son'ethins good
and neat call on
OSMAN e. HAPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

Is The GREAT CONNECllNd LINN
Its main line runs from Chicago 70 Council
sa S.iss, ou .sf RSss Land 1
Liberty, Iowa City. harengo, Brooklyn, urinneIi.
Des Moines (the capital OF Iowa., stuart Allan
TIC, and Avoca, with BRANCHES from bureau
tine. washington. Fairfield, Eldon, Belknap,
Centrcviiie. Princeton. Trenton. Galatin, came
ron, Leavsuwofth. Atchtson. ana Kansas City'
Washington 70 s.scurnsy SssaiSSss snn Ase ea.
pouspork lndependent Eldon. Ottumwe EDDY.
Vile OskAloosA PeilA, Monroe and Dies Meinesi
Newton 70 Mouroet Dce Aoines 20 indtsnols and
x,Oes g hs.isS III. /. posissg he only
Railroad. which owns, and opernses through
une from Chicago into the state OF Rsnssa :,
Threu.h EIprsss rssssnser Irsns WI, aa s s
between CHICAGO and PEoniA, KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS. LRAvEswoHrH and Arcui-
sos. Through cars are also run between Milwan.
Zee And *, ks ssa,, Gisy: via tho milwaukee, and
The .Creat Rock Isiand- Ia mas niaccntly
equipped. It's road BEE h SIMPLY perfect and It's
ract 10 laid With steel II Ala
Of enjoying your meals while passing over the
beautiful pralries OF Illinois and Iowa, In one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars shat accompany al
meal q sood as Is served In any nTst-elsss hotel
fos se ent y-avo cents-
IpprecIsting the fact that q majority OF the
people prefer separate apartmenis Tor dinsreat
o. tbs line warrantins H., We are pleased 20 an
nounce that this Company runs Ptsi'nan rLaee
sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Pa1aSs
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ~
COMNCIL ILUrEs; kASsAs CITY y.
al Ticket Agents In the vsited ssates
For infsrSsatieu not oesaiuabae AZ ~
A. IkIMBALL.
GEM Superintendent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

The south, though threatened by the domin.
alton of party that made hatred Of the south
its battle cry, is evidently disposed to be com
placen, In spite OF his bigoted partyism, the
members of the Galveston, New Orleans, Mo
bile and Atlanta bars asked the senate to con
firm the appointment of Judge Wood, proba
bly, in the tear that il he was defeated still!
worse selection would be made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

To SCHOOL DIREcToRs.-We keep all kinds OF
School Blanks, Records, Registers, Teachers
Contracts, Orders, &c, used by school officers.
We also have the Common School Laws Of the
State Of Illinois. Price IS cents.
..I OsxLN & HAPEMAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
&Rtti2l IG.iffs.
DIR. II. OLlN,

The acid Blood the rimAry and aning pow
er of Rheumatism Where there is Aksl there can be no
Rheumatism. The "pR BoskNko RHEUMATISM CuRK' Is
chemically prepared Alkaline ncutrnlzng the aciIlty
and removing chronic Inflammation by absorption Ii Is
not cam that tn panacra for long catalogue
Of diseases like Others hut for rheumatism and
Lame Back alone ia sovereign remedy Price IS cebts
For sale by G.. GKnRING. Ottawa. III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

BETWEEN THE EAST X The NESI!
DINING Ours FOR eating purposes only. one othes
great Feature Of our Palace Cars IL SMOhlN.
SALOON where you can ENJOY your Havana
at all hours o. the day
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the MISSISSIPPI,
and Missouri rivers At all points crossed bf tas
Kansas City, Lsnvenworth, and Atkinson, con-
nectlons being made IN Union Depo,L.s ,,,-,,xs Nv
THE PRINCIPAL r. X CONNEt TlONS Of
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINZ AXE As
AZ cHieAeo. with all dlveg'ns Ines fOe tho
1.ESsiSSoop. With the L. s MS. andr p.
fh.wssaiiNsc n HEIGHTS. vita p, c. 3 =.
Ala SALE, with III Cent g-E.
A,pfF III Ma vim ana T. fS1 Rd. ~
AZ ROCK ISLAND, with milwaukee, Rock
I.land short Line" and Rock Isrd \ PEG. t'lS.
AZ DAvENPoRT. with the Davenport Division
'MWEsT iisIKfY. With the H. c.R.s N.R,R
EtGRISNELL, with Central lows u n
ktOYs MoISks, with u; n, ~. ID X
Al OMAHA with II. 4 Ne. r. X. X. IN Neb-a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with &c. X. n RI
A. OTTAWA, with Central Iowa K X: w.
r eaS and s s 4 ro e Sd War wss 5.
hI %n cxns nss snS VII. ia II 81 ) L R.
Al ArCHsoN. with A;eh T9pess santa fe'
Al LEAyESwoRrH, with Kan Psc.. and Kan
't RskA Z, CRY, with al nne, for the wess
and Southwest
TCHIs0N, and LEAVEN WORTH.
= Great Rock Island Route "r~ so'o os
az ssms Tcket once, address.
~. ST. JOHN,
aen1 rSt. and psss'gr Ast, m,
u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
FOR SALE.

The subscriber for sale go Acres of Improved Ian
with good flowing well situated three miles east OF Buck
ley station. the Illinois Central lalroad in lroquois
county Illinois This land will be sold cheap In one or two
lots Terms onc.alf cash. the balance TO suit purchaser
Buckley, H., Jan. |. loO ELL slhA"N'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01

of Supervisors: Your committee on court
house and Jail claims woulu beg leave TO
report that they have examined all claims
presented before them, and recommend the
payment of the following, and that the clerk
be directed to issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, to.wit:
Western Union Telegraph Co.-Tele-
graph dispatches for sherifi's office. .$l3 rs
Stewart and Pruitt-Yale lock on county
All of which is respectfully submitted.
A. c. MCINTYRE, Chairman.
Supervisor FIaherty submitted the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion, was
adopted:
Rssolped, That the county attorney be
authorized to settle the claim for taxes on
land In La Sale, In which E. F. Bull has
an interest, and which was assessed TO him
for the years A. D. 1877, 1878 and 1879, on
the same basis that the court finds he is
legally liable to pay for preceding years in
the suit now pending against him in the La
Sale County Circuit Court, and that upon
payment Of the sum so found to be due to
the county treasurer said county treasurer
be authorized to receipt to him for said
taxes TO the extent of his interest in said
lands tor said years.
Supervisor Beach, chairman Of the com.
mittee on pauper claims, submitted the FOL
lowing report, which on motion was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Board
of Supervisors: Your committee, to whom
was referred the matter concerning the pay
ing over to the county agent certain money
or notes IN the hands of parties belonging to
paupers-inmates of the county asylum
would report that they have had the same
under consideration, and recommend that
The county agent be instructed to demand
all such dues, and when collected place the
same to The credit Of county.
Morris tribune., 1881-07-07
Ornamenting Old Lawns.
From the Michigan Farmer.

One of the prettiest ornaments upon
lawn or in flower garden may be made
of an old tree which has passed its prime.
OF is quite dead. Saw off the branches to
within three or four feet of the trunk, ac-
cording to their size and number, plant
at the base perennial climber, as the wood
bine, n ative vine, as the Climbing Bitter
sweet, or grapevine even, and the tendlals
of whatever variety is employed will creep
up and over such q support, completely
clothing it in verdure, aud soon the pend
ant and swaying branches and green gar
lands of foliage will make it one Of the
most conspicuous and attractive Yobjects on
thecpremises. If woodbinel is planted the
fimtfrest will convert it inton monument
of scarlet and crimson, which, if contrnsted
with background Of eyergreens and oaks,
WILDE brilliantly beautiful. 1t often hap
! pens that tree "up and dies where its loss
is sorely felt, and in this way it's removal
may be made unnecessary, and even its
death made subservient to beauty. Honey
SICKLE, Chinese Wistarin, and Prairie Roses
planted for such purpose, will add the
charm of beautiful and conspicuous bios
SONS, making living bouquet upon the
lawn. Those who have once tried such an
experiment viii be apt to repeat it; indeed
| we have known old trees to be set out fol
the purpose of thus ornamenting grounds,
while smaller trees, not more than five OF
| Six feet in height, are sometimes set in the
| flower garden to furnish support to Morn
! ing Glories, Cypress vine, and SWEET peas
| ION tiptoe for fight" The bushy tops o,
three or more young trees which have never
known the pruning knife, set deep enough
] in the earth to be held securely, may bt