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=. sAKs & Co,

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STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTmERs,
1913 Main street Opposite post-onicel.
CLOSING SALE At HUTzLER BROTHERS,.
HoT-BED GLASS for sale low by SCOTT. Drug
gist, Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
/ have analyzed the WHIsKEY known under
the brand of B-SELECT," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find II FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impui-
ties, and recommend Its use for medicinal and
family purposes. j. B. McCAw. NJ D.,
late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virginia.
VI. ELLYsON & CO., adyertsingagents. insert ad-
yertisementsin all of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOmting-room viii receive prompt atten-
ton,
CLOSING SALE AT HUTZLEg BROTHERS,
Ask your grocer for TISsLEY's EXTRACT To-
MATo. Best thing for soup.
sMALL-Poxl sMALL-Poxl
SURE PREVENTIVE.
CHEW SALMON, HANCOCK & CO.'S
TOBACCO.
The favoritts are:
MARITANA,
ROUGH AND READY,
ZULEIKA,
Tom, DICK, AND HARRY.
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HUSTINGs COURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in the trial OF the
ease OF Martin Fall, charged with the mur-
der of w. j. Champion. The jury re-
turned a verdict OF involuntary man
slaughter. A motion for new taial was
oyerrulcd. The accused will be sentenced
TODAY.
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OFFICE or CHEWING X Ross
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEEns,
No. NORTH TENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, January IL, 1852
WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL To
w our friends and the public at large for IN, z
liberal patronage bestowed upon us during the
year Just past and again ask their hearty CO..
operation through the year at hand. We are fully
prepared To transact The REAL ESTATE III 81
MSS Ia ali It's branches. MONEY LOANED on
ret, estate In sums Ia keeping with the true value
Of the property At lowest market rates and terms
satisfactory 10 the borrower. We invite acal nom
ALI. REGARDLESS OF CREED or POLITICS.
ia l2-Gt CHEWING & EoSE.
4 DMINiSTRATRIX'S MOTTO E.
IA Those persons indebted to The late ". ".
PHILLIPS will settle with APPERsON & Co,
No. north Eleventh street. and those haylaS
claims will present them 10 said firm.
MARY n. PHILLIPS,
ADMINISTRATIVE W. ". Phillip, deceased.
u I2-6t
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KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-Lodge No. 2l9, OF
this order, will convene tonight at q
O'Clock at their hall, corner OF Fifth ana
Marshall streets, when, after the installa-
ton Of officers Occupying about an bours $
time), the members, with invited lady
guests, viii repair 10 Monticello Hall,
Broad street, where silmptuous reIfist
will be served in honor OF the occasion.
There will be speaking by oratorieally-
gifted brethren, singing, and other agree
able concomitants Of such an occasion.
The meetings Of the members OF this order
are always invested with much interest,
and the order itself is one Of the most
thriving In our midst.
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CLOSING SALE AT HUTzLEg BROTHERS.

Ask your grocer for TINsLEYs EXTRACT To-
MATo. Best thing for soup.
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STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERs,
1913 Main street (opposite post-ofiicel.
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RICHMOND, January Is, 1882.
DICIIMOND LODGE, No. 219, X. OF
III H.-Thc regular meeting Of the Lodge Will
he held THIS EVENING at ~ O'Clock. fnstala-
ton Of O1icers and Entertainment. Each brother
can bring one lady by procuring ticket from the
Committee. Members with ladies are expected to
be prompt In attendance at eH O'Clock.
W.J. MCDOWELL.
THOMAS JACKSON,
"a l3-lt GEORGE CORNICk.
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Mrs. p. W. WILSON, wife OF Mr.. IL. Is.
Wilson, died suddenly yesterday morning
at her residence in this city. Mrs. wilson
was IN her usual good health "Wednesday
night, but after retiring was taken III ana
continued to grow worse until / O'CLOCK,
when death relieved her OF her sullerlngs.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE CALICO
MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be
held at the Office of the company nj IL O'Clock
noon on TUESDAY the 3Ist January 1882
by order of Board Of Directors.
THOMAS u. kEESEE,
de 3l-3Ot* Secretary.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE CoMNY,t
RICHMOND. January 3, 1882. I
V'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i Of the stockholders of this company will be
held on TUESDAY the l7th instant at ! O'Clock
Z. NJ at the office Of the company, lo06 Main
street. j. VI. TATE,
Ia i-2w sccretary.
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CLOSING SALE AT HUrzLER BROTHERS,.

HoT-BED GLASS for sale low by SCOTT. Drug
gist, Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BoIsE Cry. lDAr

LAND OFFIcE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO.
or,c July 5. 1882
~ the following named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
IN support of his claim, and that said
proof viii he made before the Clerk of the
District Court for Boise County. Idaho. Al
Idaho City, on Tuesday, August Is, 1884
VIZ: John M. Pourcet, of Garden Valley
Postoffice, Boise county, idaho. Homo.
stead entry No. 765. forthe s. E. u :. W.
n E. a section IS, township 9. Mr. AZ
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and culti
walton OF, said land, viz: Alex. Orcn; rd,
81 Idaho CITY, Boise county, Idaho; Thos
Scanlon, Of Garden Valley Postotfice
boise county, Idaho; Lorenzo Pinney, OF
Garden Valley Postoffice, Boise county
Idaho; Frederick G. Server, of Garden
valley postoffice, Boise county, idaho.
JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
July II, 1892 5w.
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The other day stood in the com
posing room OF a great daily newspa-
per. There was nothing to deligh, the
eye-no pictures, statues, or sumptn-
Gus furniture. Serious booking men
were standing before their cases so
fixedly that nothing less than the fall
ing of the roof wonld have distracted
their attention. Scarcely sound was
audible dut the faint click of the type
falling into place never realized
efore the cause why newspaper print
ers are, 1t is said, naturally cynical.
To-day they set up type that tells the
world of rejoicing and iestivity; to-
morrow the same type is made to pro-
claim mourning and disaster; the
same type which carries to ten thou
sand homes the inaugural message of
the ruler Of fifty millions. of people has
not time to loss its sharpness before ii
is used to report the funeral Grafton oil
the same man The momentary con-
FRACTIONS of the forefnger OF despica-
be wretch levels exalted hopes aud
robes the whole world in shame. III
there is aspot on earth vhere the in
stability of human affairs is epitornized
hourly. it is the composing soom of
daily newspaper.- Elk.
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4 rRouD DARKEY.-Jlm Webster, an
Austin culored voter, returned few
days ago. after an absence Of week
~ the Country. After he got back, he
was asking Uncle Nose how his negro
aclnaintances were coming on, and
among others, what Tom Knott, who
was celebrated tor his lack Of socibil-
ny and stiffness. was doing
Didn't yer meet funeral as YER
was comm into town.
Yes. did. Uncle Mnse.n
!, Dem was Tom KNOTS obseqnetous,
We'll, mont had Guessed hit.
LAT ailftlde ipsl time he has raised
me on dc street widnnt lettin' on dat
ne kn"wed ne.-ITexas Strings.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry IDat

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY IDAHO.
July 5. 1882.
NJ Oi1CE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ ne foliowig-named settler has filed
notlce OF his intention to make final proof
IN support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
District Court for Boise county. idaho. at
Idaho City, on Tuesday, August Is, 1882.
VIZ; Lorenzo Pinney, of Garden Valley
postotfice, b Use county, idaho, dcclarato.
ry statement No. 2275 for the N VIZ.
~ ": Il sec. 26, and NE Il n. E. i
sec q, township 10, N. r. A L. lie names
the following witnesses to prove his con
unnous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: Thomas Scanlon Fred
erick G. SERVER. John M Pourcet, Abra-
ham Sypher, AL Of Garden Valley postof.
flee, Boise county, Idoho.
JOHN 3. MILLER, Register.
July H. 1889 5w.
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The .VocAMoS.-"Vocalion" is the
name now given to the new musical
Instrument Invented by Nj. Baillc
Hamilton, and recently tried at Har.
row. Eng. 1t resembles a small or
gan in form, and is constructed so as
to approximate in tone to the human
voice. Some patterns have one key
board, others two, with accompanying
pedals. Tho sound is caused by the
blast from bellows impinging on
parallel bands of brass, of which there
are sometimes three to each note.
The sonnd is still further enriched and
regulated by metalligatures attached
to the bands and capable of being
constrained. The likeness to the hui
man voice is also assisted by the form
given to the resonant cavities and
mouthpieces from which the notes are
EN- tied. The tone has D peculiar
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Horn.
AZ 6"Ise, "n the LIST inst, to the
wife of W. B. Noble. a son
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At BoIsE Cry InAuo

II,
.ar Jul Z, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
\ lowlngHamed settler has filed notice
" his intention to make final proof IN
support OF his claim, and t:.at said proof
VIII De made before the Register and Re.
ceiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Saturday.
August IL, 1889, viz: Tosten Iverson Ed'
erklnp, OF Placcrviile, Bois1 county, Idaho.
)eclaratory statement NJ. $3.50. for the
y. w. ID n w. 4sec. "a, township 4, MI
H. 4E. He names the following witness.
.es to prove his continuous residence uponT
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Alexan.
der Danskin Of Boise City, Ada county.
Idaho; John M. Danskin Of Boise City.
laaho; Henry Carter of Placerville. Boise
county Idaho; James Youren OF Placer
July IA 1890 -u5
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Indians on Camas Prairie.

Parties just i'll from Camas prairie
report from forty to sixty Indians in
small bands, roaming over the camas
beds OF that grassy region. They are
believed to be bannacks who have
strayed from the Fort Hall Reserva-
ton to take picnic amid the old
scenes along the Malad, aud w,ile the
sqnaws improve the time in digging
the cainas, the bucks play poker in the
shade, fish, hunt and steal whatever
their hands reach. They are said to
be quite insolent. though the settlers
apprehend no danger from them as
long as they are unmolested in their
movements. The camas root is now
abundant on the prairie, not having
been but little interferred with since
the outbreak of these same Indians in
the spring of 1878 = Keystone.
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Information having reached this Of
fee that one Leigh r. Freeman, of this
city, is now in the Wood River cnun-
try canvassing for weekly journal,
of which he claims to be the publisher.
we deem it right to caution the citi-
zens of that section that he has no
connection with the Daily or Weekly
Inter Mountain, and is not authorized
to do business for this office. His false
representations and dislonorable deal
ings in Eastern Montana, when en-
ployed in similar business, constrail.
the undersigned to publish this eau
ton. INTER MOUNTAIN PuB Co.
ss2 Butt, Montana, July 81.
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= Pursuant 70 call 1T the Chairman
(C"l. =. A. StcyensoiD the DcmucraticI
Central COMMITTEES If Boise county
met in Idaho City on Monday, JuIv 10. |
1882. Present, j. J. Apper~on, M. i
Lnney, Josiah Cave, M Catlicart. Jas
Moriarty, VIM. SpIane, by ] !. Moriarly
proxy; II Clawson, by ". w. Black,
proxy; A. Cunningham. BY s. Demp-
sey, proxy; E A. Stevenson, Chm.
On motion, it was agreed that the
representation in the county Conven
ton be, and is hereby based on the
vote cast at the last general election
for James Murray for Councilman.
On motion. il was agreed that each
precinct be entitled 70 representation
in the County Convention AS follows:
One for each precinct aid one for
every 25 votes cast for j. Murray at
the last election, and one for every
fraction of twelve OF over.
The following will be the represent
'atinn in Convention: Idaho CITY 6.
Crntervillc 2. PlacerviIIa 3, Horseshoe
Bend 2, Qnartzhnrg 4. Shaw's Moup-
tain 2. PioneerviIe 2. Banner 2, Gar
den Valley 2. Granite Greek 2, Sqnaw
Creek |, Upper Squaw creek l. To-
tai, 80.
The places Of voting, and the judi
ses appointed are follows:
IDAHO Cry Court Icuse--J. Cave.
Frank Cooper, G. T. Keys.
I CENrERvILLE-J. Young SD. Jones,
]. Ypnng, L. w. Spencer.
PLAcERyILLE-S Smiths stnre--M. Hal.
ley. J. Rpgan, w. Shelley.
QuARrzBURe-School honse-R. G.
Allen, }. Massey, w. Weaver
HORSESHOE BENp-SchooI house-R.
Bra'nard, J. Eoey, S. w. Sersey.
SHAw's Observation-Disclosures house
H Clawson, Oliver Call, j. McDpvitt.
PI"NEER School house-M. Davis,
6. w Stafford. Mat. Ryan.
BANNER-Graney saloon-L. White.
Green Ma,tin, NJ. Kempner.
|
GARDEN VAILEy-Lower school house
H Craig, NJ Quinn, II Chichester. {
GRANITE CKEEK-Connughton's Hall
j. Ellis, 2. Conoughton, j. J. APP
person. ....-s.
SoUAw Creek MitchelI's-A. G..
Church, S. Pierce, A. Mcclure.
Upper SouAw CREEK-C Boards
W N Wetherel, Cal. Beard Craig
Beard
On motioa. 1t was agreed that the
Convention would he held on Spptem-
her 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Ander-
sons Hall, Pacervile.
Primaries, to elect delegates to the
Convention, TO be held on Saturday.
September 81. Polls open from P.
NJ, TO 7P NJ.
Test of voters at the primaries
Are you Democrat?-and will Won
support the nominees Of the Democrat
&c Convention?
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings be published in the Idaho
World. E. A. STEVENSON.
Chairman.
JAMES MoRARrY, Secretary.
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sweetness and pathos, which grows
npon the listener, aid is particularly
adapted for sacred music
SHORT BITS FROM THE VIENNA
REPORTER.

Galena has more men emplnyrd
about her town aud mines than any
other camp on Wood River. Verylit-
tie has been said Of this town, but vet
they have been working very quietly
Tor the past two or three months, and
soon his camp will rank with the best
OF towns on WOOD River.
Tie city Of Haley las now a jail
OF her own, which is in the basement
OF Wood & Angles new brick block
There rethrce cells neatly finished and
well 'r"nei, with patent Jocks attach
ed. Bob Gordon Of Sawfootl, is keen.
Ing his eye on the inmates to see that
they do not get awsy.
A big strike vas lately made in the
Whale, Oh Jordan creek, above Ro-
hanza. about 600 feet from the old
works. 1t is Of much Importance and
advances the vane of the mine very
much. 1t was always considered
good, but is now bonanza that will
yield handsomely to the owners. and
advance the country.
The Philadelphia Co.'S smeltcr To-
Gated just above ketchum began
crushing ore last week. They have
aided six new coal kllns. Everythnr
abont the wo Ks is beginning to loom
up. Ore Is being lIanlcd from all direc-
lions. The new stack is now compile
ted and their 6-mile fune is nearly
done.
The grade for the Vienna mill is
progressing finely withnearly one hun
dfed inen at work under Mr.. FL. Muller.
The stone masons have commenced
the foundation.
The Wood River smeiter located lust
ab I'VE Haley, was to be started ND hy
the Gath Of this month. They have on
hand a large amount Of ore, fink &c.
aud will probably make good long,
run.
Joseph Woods, who arrived here
from Baylorse, Custer county, 8 few
days ago, speaks in glowing terms OF
that base metal camp. The smelter
is running ont high grade bullion ii,
large quantities, and directly and in
directly giving employment to over
200 men.
II. Z. Burkbart, of HALEY, visited
Sawtooth and Vienna last week for the
purpose of collecting specimens for
the Denver Exposition. He went home
well satisfied, saying-his finest cot
lection OF specimens was gathered
from the Sawtooth range.
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'''t" irtdtiVcS anu Trends
"''u - brace up on the pure air and
water q the mountains, aud to rough
y i"r q while in the wilds Of the Paw
Iette--live on huckIeberries. grouse
venlson and grizzly bear for a change
as Charley says. He is orgauizinr 4
crowd 81 go over to Jordan's bridre
tue first ct next week That il the
boss place for fish, game, huckleber-
res and romantic scenery. Charley
gave us an invitation to Join the gang
but as type singers are scarce ar.
tlcle here just how. it is almost impos.
sio'e to get away. We have two
thirds Of notion to go any way and
let the WORLD run itself for week or
two. In years gone hy, when Charley
and the writer hereof were small COS
llngs, we chased the bl.ck tail deer
through the mountain Businesses. vast.
cd lots OF lead on 'em, (but never hit
any; slew grouse and pine squirrels,
and got freed by she bear with cubs.
Would like first-ratc Charley, to 90
out with ypi and enjoy repetition or
Tue old-time excitement Of being chas-
ed by a Mrs. Bruin and roosting two
thirds of day in the top branches Of
IA tall pine.
AT Mrs. G. Marcus fine assort-
ment Of Buckingham & Hecht's boots:
line hand sewed French calf dress
boots; tap sole boots; farmers and
miners boots; ladies' aud misses and
chldren's shoes and slippers; pebble
goat. bronze and other kinds; plush
and leather slippers. Also a fine lot
of feathers aud flowers for hats and
hornets; trimmings and ornaments for
the hair and dresses.
JAMES McQuILLAN and Cy HALEY,
arrested the other day on a charge Of
firing into town with Winchester
rifle lat Sunday night, were ushered
INTO the presence Of Judge Hart.
McQnillan waived his examination.
Hailcy's examination will be ON the
18th.
THE Chinese held their annual cele-
hratiun-"alIe same Mclean mans
Fourth Of July'--last Tuesday even
ing 1t consisted of a grand display
Of fireworks and an almost deafcniny
changing and squealing OF discordant
sounds from Chinese ear-torturcrs.
The heathens call it music.
*. +. PLowMAN stopped work and
cleaned up in his hvdrallc claim on
the south side of East Hill last Mon
day, having made run of ninety
days. lie cleanup was very good
one.
THE boys are still making deposits
in the monte banks. They put in mere
than they take ont. Monte is the best
paying concern in town-makes more
clear money than the B'ise County
Bank. Still they will "buck" at it.
JACK ELLIOTT went over to Grimes
Pass this week to superintend the
working of Stevenson & Noble's pla-
Ger claims. Col Stevenson and fam
lily will move over in a few days.
A SMALL crowd of Chinese left here
yesterday for Crooked river to cut ties.
The force will be increased before
long.
DIsTRICr Cour will convene here on
Monday. August l4th.
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LOCAL N EWS.


A FORTY POUND salmon was caught
in Smiley creek the other day, saws
\ The reporter.
Misses Ella and Naomi Smith went
down to Squaw creek the first Of the
week on pleasure trip.
Mes. ZACH ELKISs, mother Of Mrs.
w. B. Noble, arrived at Boise Tuesday
from New York.
Rev. F. w. Crook will hold divine
services here next Sunday. morning
and evening, instead of the second
Sunday in the month.
The Lucky Jim and Fourth Of July.
between Smoky aud Fink creek and
owned by James Herring. David Fink
and Al Hoskins, are looking well, saws
the Reporter. Both arc on the same
vein, which is three feet wide and
yielis over $500 per ton.
Dow VINCENT came over Wednes.
day from Owy ep. He says that
Silver City is slowly coming u2, and
things look brighter SOW than at any
time since the crash several years
ago. Dow went across the Basin
yesterday. He said he wonld prob
ably g on over to Long valley.
81 BILL I1ooToN. Wal Galhraith, l.. v.
y Loomls and son and Joe Voshay left
here last Wednesday morning for
# Heath district on the Weiser, to be
Y gone lew weeks. Mr.. Looms goes
to invest in mines if he tinds anything
that suits him. The rest of the party.
we believe. are on prospecting trip.
jim NoNRoE aud Al Hull will have
their ara>tra, at the Gulconda, compile.
ted and running in two or three weeks
# Tue wheel Of the Willow creek aras-
FRA was hauled over Wednesday,
hey have completed the wagon road
rom the n'lne to where the Banner
I ROAD crosses the summit. There are
Sefrral thousand dollars worth Of ore
RI u S'ght, at Tue surface, and that can
IS" W taken out with very little work
u IS estimated that it will run from
10 70 sloo per ton. The boys are
'ain workers, aud deserve to make
raise.
S u. ~ hall lit out three or four
- ago |" prospect place he has
s#'''' "S mlhds eye on the past ten
years. 1t is some distance the other
B. f''e '' banner He and Lum Bnrdge
EE P'u'lo rich lioat there. LINN, who is
H." IN lhe insane asylum at Stockton.
P"'~e' symptoms Of insanity while
'''y were hunting for the ledge
|RFeqnentlv told Hall he he had made
Mn = MY lh'hd to shoot him. That sort
3 al on'cropping awakened in Hall
E N''"S desire 10 come home. and he
an y "o" ont, with the in,entie n of re-
# ''h'ng at some future time to thor.
y e"y prospect for the ledge from
winch the feat came.
M L. V LOOMS and son and Joe vo-
""S arrived here last Tuesday from
a"'o tn district They have been
~ ''irongh the Wood River country
Fna all the quartz districts IN Lemhi
"A '"'y MIR. Loonlis. who is an old
% 'hiIer, and whose home is at
III NaNe tells us that Idahp, so much
~ "as seen Of it, is unsurpassed
0 number and richness of her
'e'"s, the greater number of
bvl aS yet, are merely prospects.
" ''ey are thoroughly developed,
~ 'here Is no doubt that Idaho
'"he The lead of all the States and
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$1,000 per year can he easily made at
home working for f. G. Ri |cnut & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send
for their catalogue and futl particulars,
May Is. 's2-lY.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-08-19
THE RUGBEIAN- SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1885,

sides tnge of summer green in mid-wlnter,
as the tronds are evergreen. At first glance
the Shield fern resembles the Rock polypod
but on closer examination. the resemblance
disappears. The. Poiypod is only deeply parted,
but the Shield fern is pirate. that Is, the leaf or
frond is divided into separate leaflets. 1t takes
its name from the shield or induSium, that
covers the sporangia, The upper portion of
the frond is contracted and bears the fruit,
which is thickly scattered in dots all over the
under side of the leaflets.
The species above described, represent two
of the sub orders found in this country, Poly
podiace@ and OSmundaceG of the fine sub
order of OphioglosSacee, the Grape ferns, |
have found no representative. Those ferns
named are found in the immediate vicinity of
Rugby, however, it is likely that a search
over the country would reveal many more.
Further search may reveal other species in
this vicinity also; the above are those that
will catch the eye of the transient visitor
rather than reward the search of the botanist.
c. O.