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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02
PERSONAL.

CITY.
w. Bushnell. of Attowas. lie at the Rock
Island.
@. Harthropg. Kewanee. is ut the Rock
Island.
T. L. Sloan. Chicago. is an arrival at the
Harper.
Scion ( Chase, u arrived. in the city thia
morning.
Peter FL. Bloom is confined. TO his room
by sickness.
w. O. Blush. Milwaukee. puts up al
the Harper.
FL. w. Poor, Boston, is registered at the
Rock Island.
J.C. Cummings. Racine. is sojourning
at the Harper.
II. C. Kelly Baltimore. il transient
at the Harper.
J. W. Thacker. st. Louis. stopper al
the Rock Island.
Charley Loundes of Chicago. is in the city
on short visit.
M. I. Miles, representing the Siemops-
Anderson Street company. Of Ceicago. ID
at the Harper.
Frank Plummer, Of the Moline DisprtcA,
has severed his. connection with thai
paper. and will soon. embark in the cigar
business.
ELSEWHERE.
Miss Gail Hamilton e." homo In Massa-
chusetts is delightful old farm house,
which was her fathers. and to which she
has added some improvements. She has
Ia fine library aud O great many things,
aud ia confessed to be faithiess house
keeper. Above the mantel shelf hang
two plaques and the scalps of Joseph
Medill and Hslstead.
MIR. William nj, Chase, the New York
artist, has received o commission to paint
q portrait of ex-President Hayes for Har
ward College.
Rosina Isadore. the prima donna who
had q narrow escape from the burning
opera hsuse at Nice, France. last w sdnes-
day night. ia st. Louis girl. Miss Rosina
Goldstricker.
The marriage of John T. Raymond
Colonel Sellers) with Miss Rose Courtney
Barnes will take place at the Continental
Hotel Philsdelphia. on Monday. April ii,
and will be a matinee performance. so to
speak. beginning at II Q. %.
Senator Plumb, of Kansas. says the
extra session agitation was due to an un-
holy alliance eff newspaper correspondents
and Washington boarding house keepers
The Senator ought to be so hard on the
craft.
Mr.. Schurz threatens to write two or
three magazine Earticless on the Indian
question.
The wife OF ex.Coneressman sapp, Of
Council Bluffs, has recently come into .
fortune of $50. 900, and his son into $lO.-
0O0 The retirement from the care Of
official station has its compensation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02

Wis beauty truly blent whose red and white,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand laid on .
Pozzoni's powder imparts q richness
Making the skin as soft as down.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02

"This paper may be found on die at all times Mt
c., r. l. q P. r. e. Ticket once, No. IS Clark St.
Chicago, where our friends st liberty to cali
and examine IL. -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02
LOCAL COLUMN.
For SALE-Old newspapers at so cents
per 100 at THE ARGUS office.

Families once using Trask's Ointment
are never without Git. and urge neighbors
to use it.-ErpreSs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02
GENrLEMEN,s SHOES,

Ia complete line. embracing all the late
styles. at Carse & Reticker's. 90 St
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02

To soothe disturbed feeling brought on
by o cold, and to cure Coughs, Group and
Hoarseness. take Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price Is cent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02

OpoinioD of Baltimore.n.-I have
used Or. RqI's Cough Syrup for some
time 10 my family aud found it the best
remedy for Coughs. Colds. &c. 1 ever
tried Louis Burning. 26 Caroline Street.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-02

PIKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS CURE II
ONE MINUTE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-03-12
Ii 90 $.

s,,ecial attentiC to MAIL ORDERS for Books
aud Stationery. Their Catalogues and Month
ly Bulletin of New Books will be found very
uvenie MT in selecting books to purchase.
especially to persons living at aLdissance
from large bookstores.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-03-12
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A Ii THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO
IA me are notified to pay the amount due
on or before NOVEMBER LIST. 1880, or legal
proceedings will be instituted.
PHILIP GEYER.
Silver City. sspt. 10, 1850.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-03-12

A RE PREPARED TO TAKE TME MOST
"A Lifeline Pictures to be obtsined in the
state. ALL STYLES AND SIZES FUR
HIBHED.
~Negatives carefully re-touehed. and re-
tsined for further orders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
IT THE PTC-NYC.

ooh why so restless, darling, q d, you lain
would tear
Your ' from ont my prcsence-teh me, fair
est of the Giir.a' - ...s
Is my conversation s,~ii-, tha ycu hinch and
y ist about,
Like ID ulchin With the collie or an old man
with Jhc g0ut'
Do I tire you with ny stories, or annoy You
with my jokes,
Or wear opch your patience cTiticisiHg otfc
fol- ~
Tell me why you are so restless, and keep turn
ing ON your seat
And Struggling up your shCudcrs-tcli me,
sweetest Of the sweet
The maidei fidos Ter blrshirg foc within her
slapcly hands,
While her fair breast with emotion coliaTscs
and expands,
And in tili ia voice replies: " No, no, indeed,
Dy dear
Your zones, ike sweetest n.dsic. filrrcn my
listening e.u,
Your presence fills me with delight; ! could
forever sit
Beneath the scintilla;ions cf y0-r sparkling na-
tive Wit
Bat for the past ten minutes I have beer on
fortunes rack,
For June bug lsas boon promcnading upHnd
down
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
EAo Cerman Cookery ssh0oI.

/ was sixteen years Of age, and, accord
ing 10 q common custom of German families,
| had 10 20 for twelve months to what =
called q cookery school, in order TO learn
here.eycrything that is expected OF Ger
man housewife This custom Is not univer-
sal in Germany. btt il prevails IN many dis
tricts, especially in The northwestern pro
vines A Girl be countess or n
baroness, Z iolcrgvnan's or a generals
daughter, OF ose the child of 2 butcher or u
shoemaker IL does not signify how or
whore she has been born, or what her rank
il Fhe manners of her country require
that whoever she is, she should know how
to cook, wash, iron, 10 clean the rooms,
mend the linen and plant the garden. Oh
course sdo rDt mean to say that all girls,
ever in d hoseI.aits Of ermany where the
custom is most He5al, Gfe,iosced to under
go this training Ve,y m =, 90 ray be
imagined; siii-k it, ana some pare. 6 - not
feel tie. necessity Of imposing this us,iul
educatior on their daughters. Yet The gooc
sense e thc majority makes them alive to
It's advantages. For itmust remembered
that.. shoshsr woman's fttrre life obiiges
her e fo ties6 things herself or not, and
even ii hol position III The world allows her
70 keep a. pany.soryants as she chooses,
thcs very Sc-r.fy b'ing GerWan servants,
expect hel 10 kuoa no, r. 10 ail the vCtk
which she requires Of then. IS acie Is only
ore difference between q baroness and the
child Of tradesman rhe tt'9 +eagnS
the several duties | have ncn .iCrod j. he
fathe = no s,,H. 7 from her mQthcr; While
the former 81 'c1 hcr home q leafa the
samedetais Of doA {. &c services ia - ange
house (0ptM f,c5dsiSs ....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Times.
Col. Denny paid $3.50 for the famos,ocS
farm, and rot $500, as We erroneousy
stated last week .
Mr. John J. ,-obe, Of The Brucctown
woolcn mills, has contracts for 1900 yards
of goods. besides his usual local trade,
which hets uFntpS. Qut at present at the
rate of 1000 s., ha- week ..,
We understand THAI C4p, !. = Fairs e.
field. of HarrisoHburg, viii exhibit his Ia
nous race horse. Sun Purdy, at our Fair in
October. This celebrated horse was former
ly owned by JAS. Kcene, the millionaire,
who sold him for 10000, and after be had
won more than the amount on the turf, was
rcpurchascd hy Mr. kccnc f,r some $50, 600,
and prcscn,cl t. Can't NaiHcc.Geld.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
P0ETR
BLBT BOBOLFgfl's cRADLE.


W0'ru If fgaEes & y and sror d.
With sprig Of clover here and there,
4 cosy lining of thistle-dowA
md feather crorrcd frcn . bird in ar
This is the cradle dainty and fine,
Love hides away In the meadow sweet,
Down. deep aoy II, and never sign
TO tempt too near little wayTard feet
Down, deep down IN the blossoming grass,
That rusilcs dreamily all day long,
md only the yello} hIttcrhies pass
And tsegrcen gold bees with their huu drum
song.
Colder b-tic--Cps ican above,
And daisies V Vhitc with hears aii golo,
Golden iilyseils nod their love,
And tEc golden sunshine all doth fold.
What wonder ycJne 1sd0oHnk springs to'air
With fccks Of si.- in his pi0magc cargat
What wonder his songs q medley rsrc
Ofall things golden and free and flir,
And a song with ecstasy fraughtl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
atirgjnta ftee gmss.
II. y. & ~. -. u. G4LLAHEH, Ldiiers.
CIaHeeiolcn, JeGorsoi, County, H'est "a.
5cpiemDcrlO, 1851
BEEKEEET COUNT ITEGs.

From thc 9otc, qa.,
Mr.. a. 3. Vanmotct OF .his county has
threshed his wheat crop and it has yielded
Is bushels to the acre. This we consider =
good yield for this year, as most Of our far
mers ave complaining Of -gy poor crop.
Lee Fiagg. on v-day eycnirgwa siunn-
ed by lightning as lac rode bono The
horse he was riding was thrown violently to
the ground, and the young man dashed
against rail fence It was sometins be-
foreh recovered from the effects Of Inc flash.
The horse after struggling to his feet seem
ed to harc sustained no injury.
alron Ore yielding G5 per cent. Of best
G ahty iron, is found upon the James Van
no.,- farm shout Il mile southeast af Mar
tinsburc. t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

There hardly literary man IN Amcri-
On whose writings have been mare widely
read than those Of .rr =. C.4tcilafd, nor
ore whose name +, Letter known eiu,r- the
people. lt is said chat nearly coo. .o15 copies
of his books have 5ecn soid, e. say rothing
of the e.o.nors each morth of Serb
nars MoatH, over which hc prosides as
Editor-in-chicf The Century Co., pub
l;sac- cftInr, Ito be known as tn
Clatuy rqo. after OrtohoT), viii soon
issue a portal, IF Dr. Hollard, which j.
said 10 be arcm cskahly fire like1css 1t is
the photograph Of litc-size crayor draw
inc of tie head and shoulders, rccenty
made by Wyatt Eaton, and will hc about
the size If the original picture itis to be
offered in connection with subscriptions to
TIE ttu'a.Y ihrG-iEc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

7 CorosI ordc-t of ,he Morgan fT1sg,
writing Of the labors of Rev. George Ccos-
field q formc- pastor at Berkeley Spring.
sags he recently preached four haur and
fo.tr minutes on tho e4blect Of Baptism,
afel oaich several vcreb9pti1Ccby aprink-
ling auI twenty were received into full
church fellowship. After q sao.t cccss the
distance If four miles were Travelled over,
H. CIDER 10 fai mach water" wnco one
christian lady vas conducted iU'C ihc liquid
stream ard rcccircl the sacrament Of bap-
ti,m ~ immersion another four miles
was tra.cicd When the preacher again ad-
dressed q congregation from thctcXt GIVE
a portion TO seven and also t. eight" ]
move the brother he allowed one month
vacation that he may have rest ard visit
BcikciCg Springs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
Makfny GirIs Sire 5li..

The Hindoo girls are graceful and e-qui-
sitely formed. From their earliest child
hood they are accustomed 20 carry burdens
on thei. iidalis. 1'bestatef "a fNnilyus IS
always brought !, ih giel, H. calthen Jars,
carefully poised in this way. The exercise
is said b Fsfcngthcn the muscles Of the
back. lc ne chest is thrown forward
No crooked backs ase sccn in lIindostan.
pr. IL Spray gayf this e crcis, Of carrying
small Vessels Of water on the head might be
adyantagcorsy irz6ducdd irtc' boarding
schools and private families aad tnat ii
might entirely supersedc the pTeseitr tr, hi
merry cf dumb-bells, blackboards, skipping
ropes, &c The young ladies o,'ght to be
taught 10 cary tllt jar Us she hindoo wo-
men 90, ithoat c,t ttrchigg II With their
han's. lhc sane practice OF. carrying wa
Ter leads precisely tc the same results in the
souti, # | ally rs in laaia. 3 Ncapolitan
female peasant viii cag-yecn hcf head a
vessel fllof vatc- Is tho bIim over rough
road and not spill.a drop # it, and the ac-
quisitonbf this at or knack gives hor the
same e co. and elastic gait.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

Agency for the sale oi ,hC clc a-Cd Ncr
York Es1md Pliats We can rccomr.-0 tins
lis one of the best and most durable of the ready
ixcd paints i'm tbe.market. Sample cards.
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL co.'s PINT.
We are Just I'm receipt of q large N'''h'c''t of
these goods and can 6.l orders for any ...4.l-y
p;t u, in barrels, pals, gallon and ha!i-Eilion
cans-call and seq sample c0iorS.
Lewis Lead. Linseci OIL COlors, Glass, Put
tr. Varnishcs. &C. Everything i'm the Painting
line 40 bottom prices.
For sale by
AUG. ~. ~. y. +. HFNnUEr0N& & 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

little Lucy fell and hurt her kucl ally,
liich her mother. when she went 10 bel IN
The dark. tried to bandage Soon the little
one WAS heard calling. Mamma" said
-he, this baHdace j, not IN The rirhi place.
fell down higher up"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

Topno0dy made up has MIND to-day Chat
he was not going to be bos5cd any longer
hv his wife. so when hc went home st,pooD
he stalkcd IN and called 0st impa io.-sly:
" Mrs. {DTfoCls, ~ IcpHoody u-s. D..
came OF Of .fo kitncn with drop Of
sweat on the end Of her nose, a dishrag tied
around her head, and rolling-pin ia her
hand. fWcil. sir" she said, "wha'il you
haye." Topnoody staggered, bat bTaced up.
" Ms Topnoody, I want you 20 understand,
MADAM" land he tapped bis breast drapat-
icall l,-1f am the engineer of this cstab-
lishment '3Oh, yQu are are you? Well,
Topnoody, ant you to understand that
I"-and She looked dar ge.o1s--" am The
boileg that viii blow up and sling The en9i'
nees clear oves into the next COUNTY DO
ycu hear the steam escapiDg, Topn0Gdy e.
iopro5ly i,ea.1i it, and he meekly inquired
If lhele vas a1y assistsnc1 hc could rcHdcr
IN .he house, ok,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
Don't Use Pfg Words

In prpm1lgatirg your esoto.ic cogitations,
or articila,i.g g0Ry -porhcial sentimental
tiles and amicahlc, philosophical or psyche
logical obSeTwtions, beware Of platitudi-
nous ponderos,.-. }.et your conversational
communication po rs clarified concise
ness, a compacted comprehensibIencss, CO.
alcsccnt consistency and aconcatcnatcd cog
ency. Eschew all conglomcrationso of iiatu-
lent garruljty, jeiepe babblcr ent a5H asi-
ninC:sftc;t'crs '9 q yo-T c. tcmp0.anc-
oUs dlscantmls a.l unprecedented eSpa-
tiations have intcllgibility and veracious
oivlcily. without rhodomontade OF thrason-
zeal bombast. Sedulously avoid all polly
syllable profIndity, pompoHs pFoliN;iy,
psittacoogs SacGi4, yent.iloqri! ycrbosity,
and yauiloqrcnt aPidity. Shun donj'c ca-
fcaics pruricnt iocoslty, and pcstifcreus pro-
family, obscurant or apparent. II other
words, talk plainly, briefly, naturally SEN
sibly, truthfully, purely. Keep from
slang " don't put on airs say wl9t you
mean mean what you say. And don use
big words
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

referring to tlar,ir, thC culPit hoD iu
the Richmond jaiLfoi bigamy, forgery g..
whose HE htsince soems to have been the
ruin OF ridirg roncn, and to appFc-
hcnsicns that the Indignant \iIginianS
might be lcirayed into preventing the lass
having its drc course IN regard TO him the
Wasl.irstn Inst says. "N ifgiria caa not
afford To- add mob violence to Tire -ir cf re-
pudiation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

Gre of thc most important p5pe.s rca. az
tho meeting Of he International Medical
ConIrcs. held In Eoudon, Fas hat Of VI.
Past fhe distinguished hiologi on Ger
tain j Co-cfic3 df he .hich ~il'~cHahle
physicians to convert vaccination fi,m be-
ing an isolated and cmpiric precaution into
wide system of treatment, applicable to
many kinds e fever Of both man and ani-
mails. His investigations have resulted not
alone IT, tseycntiycs forfur distinct violent
diseases b-t IN know ledge of anethod Of
preparing a vaccine for pfe. eRang fcYes
and I.any-if not ALE contagious disc scs
Gen. Mahore'sbauro ooSsr sayTiiSrl Eft-
5lebcrror is ihC .H,ttcSgof fstii7 Heriogsahill
which VS. Supported lc,e,eIy iNenE't 3 IN
ihc tr-i-lahirc ar5 TO ghich il rightly at
.rii ptcd yhc iReGcs7ed pros pc.ity II TN pub
hc senoc.s. Ms HcrkCl Sys Mr Fiddle
heracris uo. the author oi ihl hiIi. rcyer
suggested an idea contained ia il, aud-Hever
saw il until il was prcsented.-LWcabUr
ViTgri0n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

VI hood, one ol thc bonar1a million
are-. ifi4 reported. means TO outshinc Mr..
W. II. arfcrbiit 10y cfociing on Fifth ave
nuc. New or5, Il house hich viii be larger
and more costly than the one now being
completed by the latter. As the estimated
cost of Mr.. Vandcrhiits hoaseis 81, 2,@D,00o,
Mr.. FloodWiH have toput ~ q ercas many
of his sily = bricks 70 O. t-i'ue 81. au0er-
bilt. Mr. audcrb.lts front doc cost only
225.Ga0 Mr.. Flood will have TO spend that
on hi 2cs door
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

Three children in one family died on
Wednesday in President, Pa, under peculi-
ar circumstances. Two of them, while
playing in the yard, were bitten by snake
The mother, going to their assistance left
kettle Of boiling water oI ihc floor and the
third child fell into It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
Es0OMS

HANDSOME FaJrhy Quarto Bibles 500
i l Worcc.tcrs S Clabrid-ed Dictionary sou.
Prvaut's Selection If Poetry and Song SoOe-.-
Bartlctt'- Familiar Quotations 500; bryant :
CoRpl,te oemS illustrated SioO owen 9ler-
Miths Lucille $3.50: Shakespeare Complete
Works $500; Can'pbclfsS Selection of Poems "
The Popular iansdowne Editions conl,ea,c, q
English Poets. Byron. B,gas.N Nocre, Words
worth. Pope, CuiCf6gc fair p c'l. &c, Sl.0J-
Iatl.r Eyclf ',i Pr, wn.Ug, Ldear \. Zoe
FROM Si.3 % 500 The Diamond Edition ol
Ioefi-, nei, low, Whittier, SAKE, Bret llarte,
ac.. zoe. Chambers Encyclopedia. complete,
i5 vol. edition of 1850, cloth binding, 5000
same with American editions, large type l2N~
cloth binding Sl3; same half Russia, SIS.
We viii order and furnish amy book publish
el I'm short time and AZ moderate prices. Or
der. solicited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10
interesting D,.corcry te E0m.a

In n gallery cat in the solid rock within
n gorge about four miic5 from the Mic. o.
the cast of 1hCbcs, most valuable discov
cry has bccn made VI relics. dating bac6 io
the times of the ancient ihcban dynastiof.
They consist Of four arge papyrl each ia
a state ut perfect preservation and OF meal
culablc value 90 Eg biologists; 300 nor
tuary statues LhcmumU.ics of q large nam
Der Of 1hc5an incs each With an alahas.
ter Cahopic nrn containing fhe heart ani
cntrails Of the deceased fifteen cnormun
yi ig-' soally tyo feet iiiph, composed oi iril
zlcd str c,ried hai beloiGinq Do Egyptian
pFiuclasc arI early 2,n'o other objects az
interest moDg ,hc-c last may bC ucn
toned an enormous leather tent iu tur
state of preservation. II is cofcr j Wi.if
h.croglyphs, cmbroiiorel in rcd, crc. and
yellow leather. and bears tee cart1ncho of
King Pinotcm oi tic twenty iir. dynasty.
The following are ie morc imPonan' ih.
bau sQrtrricn- who mGmmin hare hrDi
thug ff identified hahma T. of the i6t1
dynasty no r,icrc' ahoa 100 D. g.,
hmenho.cp thc second KmV n thr l9th
dynasty, .61l T. G.; Ihu.mcs ! third King
Of lhe ,gmc dynn.ty about 1888 r. Co.
1hulma H. fourth kirr of.tla rmr dy-
Misty. abont 1909 p. g.. ihUiE iil lffo
G.esti Gfh King Of the dynasty.
anoat 500 3. g.; Ram tt sing ot
tic lstf dyn abogt 800 Is. f -r.i
the 4ccCrl Zen ~. tlc Great, about 1893
.. g.; lihotem, t.c Third King OF tle ~ Q
dynasty, :boptl1j3 B g. Ihcro au also
mummics e t'@9 Qucon- a2d OF flc ilurh
ter Of Ralney+ ] lh, la-t mummy mem
toned l. ccnspir'o hy ca-on OF .i mas
siyc gold omarene ard mr,ouchc t in
precious stones. 10 tlc amnl, however.
the most yaluahlc are tho paWr, Of which
the largol flnd I'D iLe collin ~ Queen
Ra-ml-ka j. g iHchc dc aHd Wh0 un-
rolled rill mcaup oror 100 fei in length
Il is moa beautifully illustrated vi.l color
ed illumination The other paPyri are
narrowc-, bat more clo oly written ur5r
Thcf roles wlicn fo ud were iu great
conf, sion . II hruielly plaeo1 wh,r fhe.
were fund There is ever, Indication th4'
they /. ere removed from liic.r previous rl'
ing places ia yaficas i0mls aud temples b.
the Egyptian priests and i.aced iH thHali
;crancan chamber, with the yiew 0f C0n
ccaiing them from soE.c foreign inrader
most probably Camby5c, ihc Persian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

The Commissioner Of Ag1icrltuTc tf Nir-
einia makes the sensible suggestion thai
every pcrYn in that State over tel years of
age ,hcyli Cclcb atcthc Iorkto.E crnten-
nial this year b., planting tfeo walnut is
rccomD ended somcwhcre,-n thc yard,
field. T0aa side pr forest The idea * %
gooc Gle, So ro2d lhat il apfiitatidhshould
not DC limttcd to hi. yla ro. O. @latc
OF iu,iua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-10

2 Deco. vino had one dey lloao hm
self 10 drink too mgch, ya, soDt for to 10
fashionable lady shO was aiiHg. re mf
dOgn by the bedside took ou his wafcf
and began 10 coaut her pulso as well BIZ
obfscsted cbHdition would permit Hr
counted: GEe, tro, tlFce," then BE- got
confused aud began again: conc, tw4
three. four 40 conlled, cuid not d9
Il. Thoroughly ashamed 0i hinsoif, he
shut up DIS watch muttflns: Iil-y, ids
clarc-tipsy - sisggorirg to his lrt, BE-
told the lady o. keep hef bed eLI take lc
hot lemonade, 20 tlrof he- ifto pcrpirr
ton, and hc would hff 1c.t day. ln
the morning be received tine following note
from the lady, marsci private" -
9 Dear Doctor: You vere right 1 ia
fstdeny is. But am ihorougnlyashaais
of iaysclf aHd viii be more careful fof iht
future. Plo-se accept the inclosei ~ iof
your visit la ten-pOund notc| "and de- no
oEireat of you, Breathe awoii ab0a; 1e
state in which yog found ne'
The lady, in f..ci, had ben drinking
much, and c4tchiEg the doctors mlrmHrs-
words, thought ibey reienCi y Ecr. ie
was too a. gone d rce wHgl $50 l1fte
Nith hispaiicnt, aud sbe .0o fs b. oI'.Lc
that iic dpcfcr was 10 The zane o0nditon
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