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improvements at Mount Vernon and
stf.A..l4, Hampton. ...t-

Az stated In these columns last week the Mount
Vernon Manufacturing Company has commenced
the erection Of . large new nill at Mount Vernon,
Falls rosds whtph wiii epst bstEssn s$30o, 600 and
e4ea, 600, includipg nachinery. A Coriiss engine,
from providsnee, Rhode Island, will drive the
maehiasry, Sh1sh vili- bs. q ths s3atsss improved
kind. The mill, it 10 expected, win bs completed
and running In June next, and with the other
Mount Vernon mills, will give smpleymsn, TO L.
eeo hands. Is, -, IL. '.... -
North Of The mill nov being constructed, and
close 70 the nss M. Vernon II. Z. church. on .
high location, has commenced the work Of erecting
large reservoir, fhs supply Of water for which TO
be forced from Jonsss falls. This reservoir 10 most
disirAb's professions, ia ease Of are, 70 the whole
Of Hampdsn sviilags and vicinity, = the Mount
Vernon Gre department can connect ~ hose with
tAis rssesvos snd nss u ID any par ef the village
Lfhsse d sreak aseaAud pep 10 HVodberry aud
Hampden for dwelling houses. Many new ones
have alstsly ksen baiit, tnd cthsfs are now In
course Of construction. Among thenew Improve
msuts are block Of four brick houses four stories
high, % the Falls road. In the western part Of
Hampdsp, recently completed and owned BY Isaac
CssS1hsr, b., and esus tAfss-stesy snd bsssment
houses en Hickory avenue, owned BY DR.. A. p.
Sharp, u Bsisiners, which Win b .eompistsd In
two wssks. Seven are already completed and In
ssurss ef construetion on Hickory and Third ave-
nnss By Samuel II. 0Fesn. The property Of the
hts 0ens Mankin, Abeat hfteen acres, now In the
hsnds Of Mr.. Gsrdsn. Of Baltimore. 10 now UNDER
geing gsnsral clearing up of the shrsbbsry and
suiting Aeue sf the ornsnsntai trees preparatory
b laying istf In isss Tor baiiding purposes.
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Adsnelag party, eonpsssa .sfi itr,sty, couples
.sassss ss.snl,s; - R,;,sss sss.,,s.s ,ls.. tss
On Wednesday night e isst wssk. end inaalxsd
n t1s pleasures u the dance until Ne sma konrs
of1huFsday faornins- Mins hosl Rilser farsish-
- ene Of bis trsss ssppsss ssyisx ss;sii u = In
neesssary 10 add more, e The booss W fhmed Ter
ns snsa.passsse sss,ss r 1ss party yss sss,ss N
shshen, lths latter q Bsiiimsre) and = meet e.
iiKttfhf tine was had. = taius' 30
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Legal Notices.
Law once OF 8. Parker Bosiey, TOwsOn
town, Nd.


TOHN ID. DuRKEEs VS.. CONRAD J.
81 KIRsCHNER AND SARAH KIRscHNER,
IL he CireHif Court for Baifimsre eouaty-is
Equify.
ORDERED By the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 10Th day Of February, 1881, that the
sale made and reported BY John y. Durksss,
Mortgage and Assignee Of Mortgages, of the
property mentioned In the proceedings In the
above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause TO tho contrary thereof be shown on o.
before fAs 7fh day Of MarcA, 1881, provided COPY
cd In Baltimore county, once In each % three sue
The report states the amount Of saies 70 be g.
$500
WIN. n. ISAAC, Clerk.
WIN. n. ISAAC. Clerk.
TyHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That he sub
u soriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamsntary
on the estate Of
MARY @. ANDERSON,
late Of said county deceased. An persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 70
the subscriber,
90 or before iis 3ad day Of S.psembsr, 1881,
they may otherwise BY iav b excluded from al
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate are requested 10 make Immediate paymsnt.-
Given ander ny hand this 22d day Of February,
1881. CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
Feo.1o.-4tl bxeentos.
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wi, oase compromissd.

II The csust % Common Pleas ef Baltimore, on
Hsasy, fssssssy sssh, The vim sass sf D.. 0se.
.. Herr - -. va. Robert Z. Baldwin, executor,
vass anslly stjsstsd ~ souprsmiss. Bsejsmia
Hssn, % baliooss county, died last year. leaving
- ssats % eI3o go 10 The shiirsa % his second
wife. Ths ehlldssn ef he ept wife were By his
last wjii end ssstsasus, dated May ~, isso, isft
withsat saythings sad tAsy hisd caveats 10 the
win. Issuss ssossaasa end ssnt % the 0rphass'
Court % DaIeiosss county - % vhsthsr the tes-
later wss sfsosnd sadH Opposing mind when be
nadsshs vili. ioss and hitter contest vss looked
forward 70, sad - aseiva was breught BY the
eavsatess, Dr. Hosn, Sophia o. Daley and Wn. J.
nsiW. cass1nsA. n.sk.ga. Hsesy ~ J3ssksrt,
Elissbsth Taylor and u. D. Taylor, Mary A. Rice.
Yrsdsvisa Riss snA 'NssuAh .. sad yssob sehasf-
Ger, sgsinss Rsbpss 7. fBsidvis, sxscaser Of the
win. The eavsAtors engaged ~ counsel Marshall
Q Fisher, I. Nsssts Ssssls and Samuel saevdsn.
and the ex-senator 9. Tsaskls wailis. Bernard Car
Ter, Maehsn 4 0iisings and WIN. G. Psasington.
.y1hs ssAssoaess <1uiAsa abeut oee,eeo 81 their
share, and the ease vas settled auieably By sosn-
ssi either sids without rssourss % trial. the Dc
PENDANTS psyins ess,s lasd ,esd1 = a. savsators
gsttiag sn sqnai portion Of The 1900. Az .
hstissef fsrn, : juFy wasinPaan&sA, enc vitnsss
sxsninsa anda tsrdiet rsaasrsd ifsf dslsadants
by eonecul. = 49, 49, aasse
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That Prize Corn.

Inrspy 10 many inquirers as 20 the kind ef
ground on which the prise corn Of last season was
rAised, and the Kind and amount Of fertilizers used.
ws publish the following brief letter from Adam
Hess. whs received the 500 priss. Idi
"Ths coll wss light clay twice plewed and at
each plowing covered the ground With barnyard
manure; twice narrowed aud ~ each narrowing
spread bone and phosphate; piowed ground once
with shovel piow and then narrowed again mark
cd out the grpsnd and put bone In ths furrew
used altegethsr about 500 pounds OF fertilizer on
feet SIX inches apart and the corn thinnsd 70 one
stalk these stocks we're len eight inches from
each other In the row. The seed used was . cross
of the brier and gsurd seed. planted the 18th
of May and cultivated u four nes."-Jfagferd
- - s--> - w
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company hes paid ese,eoe, 600 IN death claims,
endowments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values 10 its policy hoidsrs and their representa-
tivss. Il has resisted the payment Of less than
death sad endowment claims brought against Il,
and then only In eases where the plain dsty Of is
oicers reqnirsd snch setion Cor the pretection Of
living end honorAbie msmbsfst fts psiicy-is
care prssecsiss 70 fhs w;fs aad ehiiirss e me.-
- - sseeid q ws e9ssf snesst Sssesfed - hs
1ead4 sfs1s uhiftf Sfafer and u within the reach
% the humbiest man, who might not live 10 save
The amount 70 purchase The bosds. Tho ratio Of
expense Of manag cement 70 receipts of this eompa-
nys "a per cent, being less than half that 81 the
average of ell the companies In the United states,
and The lowest sf any. No neu OF spseiess plans
ofpoIieies are issued gssuias, esrs asd s'mpIs
sss ssss ssass=ssi sss.sases only is furnished,
On sennd male lives, at the lowest possible eost.
Fer information and policies apply 20
t1-s WALyNn 3. WmxtxsoN, General Agent,
MaryIksa Bulldiug. northeast corner Pesseiss
avenue and Second street.
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MssFs, Nlshsa = 0luisss. .sssrssys Cor The
ssass, see u tks Baitisaors and Hamdsn Passenger
Railway Company, On Tuesday entered sdit against
fhtlip Hanson Hiss, Henry ehirk and james Fry
e<<els14lax es,ooe. ailsGihs .xlAt deenl.nn lled
~ canpiaint for an Injunction. and whish
re fFantsd. 10 August, 1e15, reslr.ining plain
tids from constructing and laying railroad track
an0zsuisaa axenzEs IA th1 emnty. end that ne
defendants did not prosecute the appeal from the
ordsr dsmissinF the Injunction.
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sserm 4 Risssau, asstiesssrs, ssid on the prem
isse on Monday, for Oregon \. Benson, Esq, trus-
a. - acre. q lapd In the 18th district, Sui
phur Spring 8tatisn, Baltic. . Potomac railroad,
sad bsiensing tks ssisis q the lsss Richard Han
die purehassd, hy August II. Kuhlsman, Of
nalsi.sss for si,sio.. TIE properly is ordinarily
!, hsssrA y B. Bsarnaa sad william s. Ksssh,
trustees, cold IN The prsnises, On Monday last, .
farm located abent half = mile from ST. James
church. en 4My I.sdy's Manor" aad on the road
lsadipg IRON The Manor road, In the loth district.
eenlaiping lo7A asrss ef land, formerly bsloagipg
- Tnpe.s Asdsrssas asssassds impreved ~ .
dwelling houss and I'll nsesssssy outbuildings
purehassd by 0rsiek Andersen 81 s25.lo per asrs
Total amssss % salss, t1,sis.2s. q Z i.-hG
Taylor Crsansr, saelisassrs, seld on Tuesday,
~ ths cesr Ilesss. Cor rrsdsrisk ,. Brown, trus-
tss tue pieces ef property situatsa nsar The Phii-
s1~lphis tnrspiks rssd, ip shls sessty, by yirtss
ef decree u squisy, = ~ spit ef Brown Brsss
VA 8. AbslL fks Grit parcel eentains lis
sssss, sfsetf sed ie pssshsi ef ia.d p.sshsssd
tsiss ~ pctss ef land purchased by same party
fer tispw ssss; tetAi sneust q sale, s1,<i7,tI
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-prorn ths 9th pIstr,oe.


Good News.-Thsrs 10 hopes In the "0id Sixth"
that the rising gsasrsiiea, viii redeem rs from
some Of the disadvsntasss tAat have ssistsd ,ies,
10! these many yars. Ilowf Or ehildrss are
healthy and they sse learning fast. Bduestion 10
being rooted and grounded Into them By good
corps Of teachers.
Sssifsi e. Cs.-The action ofths Cesuty Commis.
sioners In paying school funds, without sbsts-
pents, 70 eommendabie.
As<tY~s.-f ksAr NE sshssl Dossdis gelse 70
sxsetthe stsaps'in sdvanss. 4fhis vi1 = . m
lie hard upoa some of cor laboFing men, but The
tsashsrs have stood the brunt ofthis ioag saough,
and u .. high ,sisns Jsstiss stsppsd y saa tis-
honesty iSns1eto y~t1y. 1lcf u o.
A Ssggssfioa.-rhs school trustees can bridge
over some Of this By posting the masses upon the
esuse Of such . course. Don't leave u ell for the
teachers 20 do at the 1rst Of the quarter. Here,
at Ruhrs, No. Q, We some times send children 10
get rid Of noise ut home, and " they are sent back
fsr the rs eeats ws would bs deprived Of our
Oysssr sssp.s.-MIddissown Han Is 10 be put
% severe test on the IIth ult--our band on the
inside and ST. Patrick on The outside. To my
tbInking fPat- will come of seeond ksst for the
friends Of the former tand their name is lsgion)
heavily frcightsd with eyslsrs, win stay the neeFs
"tili brosd-day light" ist g. Patrick howl - be
hs~ cad Esys.-rhsrs has bssa heavy Can
IN The price of sgRs-sneugh 70 crsek thsm alL
Psnnsyivania castems prevail here snd ws Iivsin
hopes, since the sMsdam" gsts che haskstsr
money that eggs win soon bs % isv thar they
viii Be substituted, With ffisd ham, in plsss q
hsniuy and sausage Cor brsakfsst Rinsox.
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Mount Hope Retreat.


Dc. wn. II. Stokes, attending physician ss Ma.
Hepe Retreat, insane asyiam, lecatsd In this
esansy, has issusd his ssh annaai repent 81 that
institution Tor the year ended Jann.ry Lee, Issl.
The rspsrt states that the institssion has On no
prssieus year enjoyed q higher degree ofprospsri-
~ than ip the past one, and never before have the
efforts Of The Sisters besn rewarded with more sAs-
isfaetoFy results. A the last report there vsee
s7t patisnts IN the hsspitsl--ls7 males and 1il
females. Since then l53 have been admitied-6o
males and ~ females -naking atotal ef so3-2l5
males and 1ss females an Increase for The
past year 81 IS. The nunbsr discharged was rs =
Is males and 20 females q these IS we're rsstorsd
SIS males and rs females 20 were imprsvei-
- males and ~ females we're discharged m
impssvsi-aii fsmsiss - disd--v males and %
fsmaiss. Tho mortality was 90 per cent upon The
whole number under trcAk'nenG Three handred
of the pstisnts ssrc' from Marylsnd, 19s from
other States. fsem Msxieo. ? from Bermuda and
I 1fron Canada. The oocupatiens Of The male pa
tissts were ~ follows: Laborers 81. farmsrs -,
nerehasts 70, CLERKS ~, cisrrymsn ~, unknosn
", students Is, earpsntsrs, physieianr, tobacco
nists. Christian brothers, engineers On railroads
and Uei.sd 6stss ssiaisr<. 3<@ch Inited slatss
sesaen. pl1hhefs, ltior. nAshInisis.t saIiprs,
shosuz<kers nnd earsis<e tFise<z< <e<t; ap>iee
eHe~<. ~@zeAsz4a. exeat insusnnes kesk-
kespe. blekmak@, sAioon kssF<T brefW&f "
mn44 nptary pubfic, pe'ldier photnRnpher
asIv&nnifh> Apesniaisr aad rnsnhisr. pfiatI lbuss
.sl'fsF. szfasnss' n.'Issnsrsssssssa mp 6seksr.
r.I..I .iFf.r i ffl.frfttrf farffu
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died very suddenly, q her farm, near BfootIAnd-
Vile, absut . e'eiosk 90 Monday night lsst,s ef
paralysis % The brain. She had slIght sflssk
some weeks ago but had rssoysrsd snd kad bssa
whiting her sister, Mrs. Dr.. Haukins, near Coek-
sysviIls. She retsrssd home % Monday 40 ia
sss sssn.sg, While making psspsf.tiees y g %
snd died IN few minutes. Mrs. Davis wss .
daughter % the late Peter Novel. formsr veal.
thy resident of Baitimsrss and kster " JesStIh
W. Novel;, Esg., weil-known rssidsut q '0isn-
eoe, N. Q. X. II. ehs leaves handsome estate
md 70 shiidisss. IL SH :"
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Dessa Of a. Asss - - - ur9uE J..
Robinson died % 1uoe1Gy y ~ U1& ~ 90
years. Her rsmaias uoro fnosgs1I n DaIllnDors
Csmetery, the fanssaI seyiess h1i1< oo11on&4 By
Rev. y. Richardson. HAN ~&4
ks~ Baras--Mr. fsaps is sbsu< Il ssa1pes
purehassd By him fron John -, 80 RFy
Hall. tfi - tl11>l111L
R.ssssy.-whiie NJ. Aag. 1liiisrvss Gltsud-
Ing church on Sunday lasfs kishsnsibrshs lsope
and ran towards home, damaging The carriage ses
ssss kasa-pssss shs pa ssassssa. O.
ssvsss weather. The bees had plenty 70 sst and
wsrs ssidsntiy killed by The cold. The past has
been unusually hard winter On the little fslows.
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Send for testimonials and our book,
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At wholesale in New Orleans, La, by
]. L. LYONS. Wholesale Druggist.
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PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES, ETc.-
While it may lie proper that those
''living in glass houses should never
throw stones" we think it is emf
uentIy proper that those working in
glass houses should say good
word" for anything of benefit to
themselves. In this connection, Mr..
Isaac Corey, Manager Salem, N. j.,
Glass works, remarks: I am pleased
to say that | have used the Great
Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, for Rheu
matism with excellent results; other
members of my family have also
been greatly benefited by its use
HEARING an agonizing cry in
front of our office the other day, we
rushed out, pencil and paper in
hand, ready TO write up startling
tragedy for orr appreciative readers.
1t proved to be an accident to a lit
tie street gamin, bearing the uDpre
tentious name of George Murat, who
was run over by mule attached to
country wagon. But for the time
ly checking up of the team by the
driver, he might have been badly
mangled, if not killed. AS it was, he
emerged from under the mules heels
worse scared than hurt. Had little
George been at school or home assist
ing his mother, the accident would
not have occurred. Boys, keep of
of the streets.
The acting Mayor and his two
Marshals, Messrs. Calvit and Cos
sens, on Saturday last, shook the
"dew drop from their mane," and
struck terror in the carcasses of the
laws fearful adversaries, the black
rowdies of Alexandria. Several per,
sonages of the above class, among
them lobe Allen and William Jones,
two bright sons of Ham, the former
a jig dancer have been caught nap
ping, and have fallen into the clutch
es of the laws watchful guardians,
and have paid the due penalty of
their misdemeanor--a few hours in
the Town Lookup, with the whole
some diet of the Corporation. The
grating of the Towns giant key
sounded like harsh thunder on the
broken and disconsolate hearts of
these two Triggers"
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MARRIED:

On January 18th, 1881, at the BRIDES
residence, in Cloutierville, by Rev.
Father Beaulieu, MISS ANNA Der
TRAND to Mr.. THOMAS NORRIS,
both of Natchitoches Parish.
The Devil returns thanks for the kind
remembrance sent him on this happy &C.
casion, and congratulates Tommy" upon
having won such fair partner to accom-
pany him through life.
May all their future life
Know naught of grief or sorrow,
And may each happy day but bring
A happier on the morrow.
I'm Baton Rouge, La, Dec. %, 1880,
by Rev. C. Keener, MISS ELIZABETH
BRYAN to REV. F. G.. HOCUTT.
Rev. Mr.. Hocutt is the Presiding Elder
of Alexandria District, and has taken to
himself fair helpmate in his onerous
duties,
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- fzlzz Ezszsas2s
In MEMORIiM.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
January 18th, 1881.

J
At a meeting of the Parish Board OF
School Dil ectors, held this day, the
following resolutions were received
and adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in His wise providence, to re-
move from our midst EUGENE r,
BlOSSAT, late member of the Parish
Board of School Dire ctors, and
Whereas, 1t is proper and fitting that
we should place upon record our appre-
citation of our late colleague. be it
Resolved, That, in the death of our
late co-laborer in the cause of educa-
ton, we have suffered a great loss.
Of vigorous intellect, mature ed judg
ment, and well acquainted with the
people of this parish, our late member
was admirably fitted to aid and assist
the Board in its deliberations end
proceedings.
RESOLVED, That as our late colleague,
during the long period that he was
connected with the Press, earnestly
supported the system of public educa-
ton established in this State, freely
devot,ng the columns of his paper and
his time and ability to its advance
ment, the cause of education in rural
Louisiana has, by his demise, lost one
of its most earnest and devoted
| advocates.
ResoIued, That we tender to the wild
ow aad family of our late colleague
our sincere sympathy, aud trust that
He who has taken away the husband
and father will comfort them in their
sad affection.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes, and copy
of the same by sent the family of de-
ceased, aud be published in the Louis
lana DEMOCRAT.
CHAs. OWEN,
j. RosENTHAL,
Committee.
DIED in Pineville, La, on Wednes-
day, December goth. 1880, MARY
ANN HUFFMAN, wife of Aleck Huff
man, aged 26 years.
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NOTICE.,
LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS, Ia, );

LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS, LA.,|
Dec. IL, 1880.
NorrcE is hereby given hat the fol-
lowing namea settler has filed motion
of his Intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof, said proof to be made
before the Judge or Clerk of Court at
Alexandria, Rapides Parish. La, on
the 10th January, 1880, to-wit: Joseph
Babb, Homestead No 1917, for the NE
ID of s-W d and NV of SEE ii, Sec
tion 80, L. l, N. 2 W, Louisiana merid-
ian, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: James Calhooi1, e. CT
Zero Moore, James Babb and f. B. CAL
hoon, of Rapides Parish, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY,
Dec. 22-5t. Register.
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NEWIIIIS DAY.
r 60 u T. n 4 d

FOL: THE
S = = IS q N q f 1891
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
L pleasure t" announce to the pub
lie, AMI particularly to Travellers. Wis.,
itors and his home friends flat he is
now Installed in the EXCHANGE HO-
TEL, or "lcc-I;on>c." and that he is
prepared to- accommodate Boarders and
Loigers, by the Day, Week, or Month,
at Moderate rates. His accommodate
tons are now complete, comfortable,
and the entire Hotel has been refitted
and refurnished, whilst he will give
extra attention to his cuisine, which
shall always be furnished with the
best he New Orleans and Alexandria
markets afford. He will serve all call
ers with meals at any hours of the day
or night. Z. B. FRENCH.
Jan 10, 1y.
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NOTICE {!

NOTICE
T WILL OPEN THE ASSESSORS
i Office for the purpose of taking AS
sessments of 1881, at the following
places, On the dates set forth, to-wit !:
Alexandria, Monday, January 18th
to 22d, inclusive.
Wells Store, Monday, January gath
to 25th.
Red Store, Friday and Saturday.
January 2Stl. and both;
r ANDREWS,
hssessur,
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Buy your Dry Goods from Bael
and Mann.
, 1881-07-15
A PLEA FOR THE CHILDREN.
1u fta Edtkak af IhA III iet1sa .IsefhunA

CHICsuO, July H.-SoMe ycNrs nHo u Swedish
pRetnF In Stockholm conceived tho Idea ut send.
ing s!cxiy ehslttren fr1m tho city IN tho wnr,,
weather to country f.lrin -hnlBes, where tlluy
could have fresh mir a1sd wholesome country
a!et. 'Ho was 50 s,lrcossful In tho enrrylns oit
h,s plan that e1ch summer larAu ,luI,huya Vt
shl!dEah wsr1 thus tAkuG 10 thu cn,tntry nnl
sarod for without exiunse Tho tru I,;.s beut.
transp!ansea 10 thts co'iHtry, mid 1ls ist to tho
establishment OF summer aniltnry I.ui,IeK tIt tho
sscnlty Of New York an,l ntts1r Etlstpr, ulltes,
10 which lNrgu numbers Ut rhtdrel nro tnkcn
from the crowded. institutions lurn r0w auyn'
Or weeks 4tuy.
.n!s tdca o2cuEt ltlnt KrAl ui,Arty lilo Fnnllt,9
Hospital, which takes s!ckly ehlhlrGl mt w,,rrU
tlay can G1loy tho luke. GvGGxt during thu ,iy
b4t Yturn thoIn ~ their hnunus " night.
roIpIslled II, this tlirccti't,, mid tint, tu with
% ens any institution. nMt4l nr management, Or
~ tho adjacent country. arc ii.41iy pcnpiu wi0
lceI deep luturest III ill tho l,uiogolriit wnrk
q tno s!ty sspou!ally tat inr sh'!lrcl,, but VIII,
iolr sIenco % ott III Il ai, tae si.y. sauls II russ n uy
H4.td takc o,'s Gr nurv chlItIror tltoiilpIr fan-
aicfial III 10 thys .r"s or oxps,.ss Mt a ttii WuI
DO simply compensated for 70 tlolny Ii, suotng tho
s.n GoloT % %snmnx it.H the CHECKS an .trengthi into
md diet; Tut, country, t0 ulty ahiliru,l, il Il
., ..,1usssof oou'4Isss delight, and il now fuvea.
There ura suorcs ar cltIdrcu ueotitus lust s,ul,
hto!.tc ns few weeks wt}ultl Hitp inplu, III an
ouT ,!,stitutiul4 for tho rvcrutlon mud ultu ct
sass, = ii IalIaa.lblo tst scl. eiit.rg;, e.. sI
havp that aa,utitlt of nutIvu o,Itiuur its whivh
Ill., sSsa IT, tsy q ,EH sEsss a ASss'y y r tSs : 5
Hhla for fHw weeks u npt tho Il.cil 10 do ft,r
~ aaks. Y lho sako Ut ll!l! who mid i" Wl.oso.
esee pree,vs,i ,fvyss si. ono sch little cs!4, Iii sy o
h. TeS i9stttutlons n which such ehre,, may