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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-11

The VOTE for George @. Cannon,
at the delegate election on Novem-
Der 2, 1880: was IS,
The vote for Allen G. Campbell at
the delegate election Oh November
2, 1880, was 1852.
Salt Lake Tribune Editorial,
ssFigug6ng Up," March 31St, 1882 ::
$50, then zoe ha0e three to one against
goo, Mr. HERALD, and of course y0at
are gone. There's nothing like being
accurate IN yoatr figures, goa see;
and the fezJoa0 eObo counts up first
as Sttre to be beaten"
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THE UNITED States census for
1880, shows. there are in Utah, in
round numbers, 10000 MOrmons
all other residents, $4,000.
Salt Lake Tribune editorial
March &c: I'm all the discussions
of the effect of the Edmunds bill. 1t
has not been disguised By the Gd0o-
Gates Of that measure that at a0Gs
framed and passed for the purpose
Of transferring the political poaOer
an Utah Territory from the Nor
mons to the GenttZeS. It aO0S so
stated in the Senate debates, and at
teraCardS reiterated IN the HootSe
debate on the bill"
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TER sUNFL0WER APOSTLE.

"What fools these mortals be"
In his own country Oscar Wilde is
a poor poet, coming of poor but re-
spectacle family, and altogether a
person who would or should excite
no especial attention in a commu-
nifty. In this country Oscar is one
of the few really prominent persons
before the public. In the show par
lance he is perhaps the "best card"
in the pack, barring female min
strels and leg dlamatists. What is
the attraction about this strange
specimen Of humanity? Oscar is
not handsome, $and is Sstrikingly
awkward: as an eIocutionist he VIC
Iates every rule Of rhetoric, and is
painfully dreary in his manner
Of expression. In the matter
of his lecture he tells moth
ing that any tyro in art
does not know. He strings words
together with an utter recklessness
as to the time and intelligence of
his listeners. AS a specimen of
physical manlinesS he can boast
nothing over the very ordinary
among men. Only in the matters
of exhibiting decidedly vulgar front
teeth, and displaying an abundance
of not even WaVy hair, is he sue
cess. Last evening some hundreds
Of US did as some hundreds do in
every city visited by this strange
being, namely; paid some hundreds
of dollars fer the privilege of see
ing Oscar and listening to a lecture
that was punctuated only by
the rising infection, that had
beginning and an end,
but was without form and
void" We do not think Oscar comes
within the-ranl1s Of thati extensive
class covered by the too ready and
popular term of "fools," any more
than the fellow who mutilates the
blue and stars for coat, the red and
white stripes for trousers, and dis
plays agility and idiocy in the saw
dust arena, is a FOOL. The clown is
usually the most intellectual and
altogether ablest and best paid
man about the circus; and after one
of Wnde's lectures every one Of the
audience perhaps feels that Oscar is
by long odds the shrewdest fellow
In the house. It is hard to explain
why people lock to- see and hear
him, unless Puck furnishes the ex-
PLANTATION, "Vhat fools these NOR
tails be-"
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TIE CONTENTS OF the HERALD thi

THE CONTENTS OF the HERALD this
morning are IS follows:
1sr PAaE-Oscar Wilde, etc.
ID PAGE-Fify-sscond Annual Con-
ference.
3sD PAaE-Fifty -secOnd Annual Con-
ference.
4TH PAGE-Editorials etc.
STE PAaE-Teiegraphic News-The Cy-
clone Work-The Star Route CsseF,
etc.
6TH PAGE-Telegraphic News-Hsyee
Civil Service Order-The Irish, etc.
7TH PAeE-The United States Supreme
Court, etc.
Sra PAeE-A Romance Of a Century
Ago. tsEstEt
sTH PAGB-Telegrsphic News-FiIe
Record-Robbing Train-Cssual-
ties, etc.
10TH PAGE-ConstitutionAl Convention
Local Items. r-' 81 -
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a SUPERB RESIDENOE,-Mod-
er7s style of eight 1v'o"qS; bathroom, hot
and cold t0dteT; elegant lot 10x15 rods.
east front, with L0aOns, Ropers, choice
fruits, excellent barn, 0tttkouses etc. IL,
good repair. Il fine location GOOD
Meigh6orhood and gem; 18Th Ward
For terms and price apply at MI office.
OEn0 NEW BRICK HOUSE OF SIX
EOOO rooms, cellar and lot 2BxI0 rods
For pleasant home it Is surely comptefe. I 4
blocks from Main street I"
Z0nn A TWO STORY ADOBE House
HuUU OF six rooms, lot Axis rods. choice
fruits, etc.; Main street, ~ blocks from busi,
ness 6entre. 60
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE. 1OT1o
II rods, commanding an elegant view: viii
sell IS whole or in parts. For particulars
call at Office. Oh
For Rent.
New Hotel, sixteen elegant rooms good 10.
cation S1Ge. e''O AZ
House Of Four Rooms, West Temple St
South Street; SIS. 4e0'HU
BROKERy
Money to Loan on diamonds. watches ia,-
elry and other collaterals. A speciait,vS in
buying and selling railroad tickets and MI
ing stocks, scrip, jurors and Witnesses cont
certificates bought and sold.
Office: 200 Main Street
Next TO Walker House.
P. O, box 142, SsltLake City, Utah.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
]. K. GILLESPIE,
BROKER,
REAL ESTATE AND RENT AGENT.

Wanted. Territorial and County Script.
Small Houses to Rent or for Sale, app lica.
lions daily.
NOTICE.-New properties every day: Loans
negotiated on real estate, HOUSES rented and
rents collected; chare moderate.
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EX-GOVERNOR JEWELL, of Con
Uecticut, is tanner by trade, but
his profession is that of manipula-
ton of political campaigns and
elections in the interest of the re-
publican party. He seems to be
equally successful in both.
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THKDA1LY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street. nesr First Southi
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD FRET
NC AND PUBLJsHIEe COMPAEY. Sub
seription price, 5000 per snnum, post
sqe Included; parts Of year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers
collection made by carriers. Csc. week.
THE sLMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
dsv morning, at $3.50 q year; SIX
months, $l.75; postage incluoec'
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn a good thing be
cause you have been deceived by
worthless noStrums. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic has cured many in this
section, Of kidney and nervous dis
orders, and we recommend it heart
lily to such sufferers.-NeacS.
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THE HERALD, this morning. con.
sists of ten pages. Newsdealers
and carriers are required to deliver
the paper in its complete form.
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NOTICE..

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l Stockholders af the Utah and Nevada
Railway Company will be held at the
Office of Williams q Young. in Salt
Lake City, on Saturday April 10Th, 1882,
at 2 o'clock 2. M, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year.
w. IN RITTER,
ap7 Secretary.
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No danger from these diseases if
you use Hop BItters; besides, being
the best family medicine ever made.
Trust no other. .-.
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& Beautiful Variety OF Pki,
GEAMME CARDS. suitable for :. +.
Ballroom. st HERALD OEce
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How uoncsty Is il,e l,r.l Policy.

, The Inauguration Of the Monthly Grand
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company ut the time OF its inception with
its thus seemingly unnecessarily liberal offer
Of prizes, was IL very bold undertaking for
those times. But, the homes, intelligent and
reliable management has never failed 10 per-
loim TO the moment, and TO the letter, ull
that II has promised, and now rcaps its re-
ward for its fidelity, in having descrvedlv the
cutirc confdenc. Of the public from tic 81
Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico, and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Generals G. i.
Reauregarl, of Louisiana, md Jubal A.
Early, Of Virginia, have the sole management.
Of the drawings, and IS, or my 81 fraction Of
it, sent to NJ. A. Daupliin, New Orleans, In.
Will receive prompt attention. The next
event occurs on Tuesday, August S.h. DIV
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Are You disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY sick ehildsuiiering and crying
with the cxcruciuting pain Of cutting teeth !!
Il so, 30 1T once and yet bottle OF Mrs.
Winsow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer imuicdiatcly-depend
upon it; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
is not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic: 1t perfectly safe to
Is tho prescription OF one OF the oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States Sold everywhere. o5 cents bottle.
MWftw
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lI3tlFf y ~ = gls7 . M = kI g7i1T'I
OH I Intelligence.
"A COLLEGE BOY'H VACATION. /
Ronghing II on Lake Ucorgc and Lake
z Isf.-f FErsip t,flnninlnir, ffH1Il IFL1 -sl5I4gt

. . - q IL ID ii I"H
Roughing II on Lake Ucorgc ANA Lake
nniplnin. X 5Ii5,l3,3
Correspondence Of tho lntelliseneet. g3
1t has been said, and with much Justice,
TINT he who works tho year round de.
serves vacation. Whether earning or
deserving q summer: change, large
number Of the American people nre bound
to enjoy it'll 1t consists only Of q change In
the style or variety Of living, for variety is
tho lode star Of modern civilization.
The heated and dusty mir Of cities, laden
with organic impurities OF all kinds, which
penetrate every corner, and seek out
every inhabitant, furnishes tho stimulus
10 arouse tho well.to.do OF tho populacc
and send them TO seek refuge in tho purcr
aud cooler mir Of the country and sen shore.
Should You go TO tho mountain resorts,
10 the seaside, to watering places Of MI
kinds, in fact to almost uny part Of tho
settled portions Of New England, you
would there find people from the city,
and wonder perhaps where ulf these came
from. Every country village has It's
quota Of summer guests, and in many
places the hotel accommodations arc In.
adequate to the demand. r.gN
Besides this class OF vacation.takcrs who
live in houses during the summer, there is
another, highly respectable and perhaps
more intelligent class, who to this mode OF
living, prefer "rougltlng il" In camp for II
few weeks, seeking in this primitive
fashion, health, recreation and freedom from
society. Such Is the fascination which this
kind Of lie presents, that although men
have been trying for, nobody can tell how
many thousand years to live comfortably
In houses, yet many still display tho ten.
dencv Of reversion to primeval inan, or dc.
sire to initiate the aborigines Of the soil.
Camping in tents or huts for short time
in tho summer, where you can tcad life
free from labor and care OF all sorts, fur.
nishes ono Of the best means Of bodily and
mental recuperation. You should 20 OF
beyond the reach Of post offices and tele.
graph poles, in fact outside the pale Of
civilization.
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Apple Dnmp,luss tl,o,lcu or s,cnucd,

Take one quart Of flour, having mixed in
ii one measure "BAnner" Baking powder
and one.hali teaspounful salt; rub in two
tabIesspoonfuls cold shortening; make u soft
dough with milk or water; take dozen sour
apples; pare and core them, chop up. and at
lings; place in hot and boil, urif you prefer
them steamed, place them in steamer on top
OF kettle or boiling water; steam until the
apples are quitesolt; eat with sauce or cream.
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:, Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness auG, dur
ability OF color arc unequalcd. Color from
two 10 five pounds Directions in English
and German. Price Is cents pSw
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"Wells' Health Remover restores health
and ylsor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81 00.
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OSE HUNDRED DoLLATs reward for a better
remedy. Wiliianls' Indian Pile Ointment ia
ssura onra for Piles ~ 50 H,.i.z5 nav
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Popularity,

THOMAS EcLEcralc OH has obtained rrcot
popularity, on account Of lis intrinsic Value
rs reliable medicine, In curing hoarsuess,
and all irritatuns Of tho throat, diseases Of
the chest, etc. For these II Is incompatible
pulmon!c.
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CATAEHM cnrel, health and sweet breath se-
.urei by Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price so
;ents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by y. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
ows' Hall, and by II. II. List, 1910 Main
trCet. ' Eowptw
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LIMITED -STATES OF ANlERTCA

" DISTRICT OF WEsT VIRGINIA, IS. 90
=, WI lEAs, lib,l has been tllsd In tho DlstrIc,
Court Of tho United States Tor the District Of Wcsi
HirEhlH, Oh the Sth day OF July, tSS2. i,y thc
wheeling. larte,sbnrg and Cincinnati Tn,wporia.
lion COMPANY, OwGGrS of tho steamboat srIolo.
aga MT the steamboat John Tomas. hce tackle, ap
GhFcl anu furniture. alleging Il, substance that on
lie fth dny OF July Inst Slff Steamboat, John 10.
mas. collIed with mud sunk the steamboat Scloto,
through the negligence Of tho Master and crew Of
said steamboat John LOni1s, and that said SCIoto
was thereby damaged 10 the amount OF 1900, And
PmyinS PROCESS against said steamboat, John Lomas,
her tackle, appac aud furniture, and that the said
steamboat, her tackle, apparel and furniture may
be condemned and Sid to pay such damages with
costs, charges and expenses ~ ~. 81 5'I'' II :
Nov. therefore, III pursuance OF the inonitinn I'M
DOR The scal Of the said Court 10 INC directed and
delivered. do hereby give public notice to ull Der
sous Claiming the said steamboat, her tackle. sp
rlrel aad furniture, or lit any manfter intcfcstcd
therein, INIT they DO and appear before the laid
District O,rt 10 be held at the city OF Wheeling. in
and Tor the District Of West Vlreinia, on tho yih
day OF July, 1881. ut eleven o'clock In the forenoon
Or that dny (prDvted the sau Q shall bc a day OF
isdlction otherwise oil the ext day Of iurIsdc.
lion thereafter thOn md here to in!ereosc their
claims. and 10 make their allegations In that behalf
Dated the 18th dny Of July. 1852. -
G. ". ATKINSON, U. s. Manhsl.-
y. B. DovHsrR, =. -''''"'-
". p. HUBBARD, I'D -.u,M
- Proctor for Lihellant. 100 jye0
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FoE LAME Back. Side or Chest use Shiioh's
Porous plas'cr. Price % cents
S!nhod's Cough and Consumption Cure is
'old by us Oh aguarantee. ltcures consump.
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SUMMER RESORTS,
SUMMER RESORTS.
+ SUMMER RESORT.
$500 Feet Above Sea Level,
SPRING MILLS HOUSE |
Spring Mills Centre County, H., Tcrmia,,s Of
thu xaix Isl4i.s,. L Ii..,a..Lt

Spring Mills. Centre County. H., Tctmla,iS u
the LcwisbHfg & Tyrone K. Il.
This IS n new house and newly furnished with
guests The mir isiaviEomting and perfectly fec
from mala,it, ans particularly favorable for the
tcs,ora Ion TO health Of persons afflicted with Ful
mOEAry complaints. EGlatial dsOrdcts md Hay
Fever The beauty Of natlml surrounding, The
grandeur Of scenery and the perfect putty OF Tic
mir and water makes II one OF the ;Y0st 1elightfu
,pots for henlth, rest and recreation. Near BY The
celebrated Penn Caves, surprising RnythngOf thu
kind enown--sailing miles under grOund--aid III
speeding halls o! great wonder OF hygonr ngrs
Carriages to the cave dny. 4he,shle Ii Plentiful Is
supplied with meats. milk ard fresh vegetables anu
I,iits In season, BEAUTIFULLY Prepared MID tasCuly
served. Good stnbllns accommodations.
Per day, (css than ", elk
Per week, (tess than month";. q
tcr moiltn ~ "
All inquiry rs 10 Rooms and Lon ri wii be prompt
ly answered p, GEO. u. NASH,
: IVS #.F| ."...|H Ma unvur
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on TIE 20TlI OF JUNE


Two companions and myself left Burling.
ton, Vt, in m open boat, with the inten.
ton Of sailing down Lake Champaign to
riconderog., N. y, passing there into
Lake George and spending IL week or more
on that romantic sheet Of water. Return.
ing 10 "Ti' We would there break calnp
and separate, after disposing OF our bout
and donning tho wearing apparel awaiting
us at the station. We chose the route here
indicated chiefly ior two reasons, first be.
cause OF the beauty and unsurpassed
scenery Of the celebrated hikes, and Sec
ondly, because by sailing in boat, motive
power is cheap, aud the labor OF convey
ing or transporting luggage, which m over.
land or mountain trip entails, is avoided
l will give an account OF our tour for the
interest Of the readers OF your paper.
We left Burlington Mt five o'clock in the
afternoon Of Tuesday, June Goth, sailed
about three miles southwest and camped
on Shclburne Point, where we spent the
night and Il part Of the following day. It
was our intention to have taken IN earlier
start, bnta northwest wind blowing con-
tinuously during the previous night and
the following morning, had raised Il rough
sea in which skiT like ours, l6 feet long,
weighing 200 pounds, md heavily laden, 10
say the least would be harshly dealt with.
The winds have 4 tremendous sweep up
and down the lake ut this point, where it
is also the widest, the shores being twelve
miles apart. It takes but few flaws to
raise II sen sufficient to swamp small
bout; and these frequently without any
warning succeed calm. Even when the
surface is quiet near the shore, and there
IS no apparent danger, YOU are surprised to
find heavy sea running in the middle OF
the lake. \ slight squall here would deal
roughly with asmall craft, and II swamped,
any attempt to reach the shore would be
useless. We passed ,G
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\ RouolIER's EXPERIENCE,

.
We here began the practice Of getting
milk from the farmers, and in the first in
stance met With n farmers wife, who was
wholly indifferent about the price OF tho
precious article. In response TO my pro-
posal to pay her, she said, 20, don't want
any money; don't know how much YOU
have got or what milk is WORTH, We after
wards found such good women few, for
some would sell lis skinned milk ior new.
J mention this case to compare it with one
l have to speak OF later on. g,;'2'
Ky We waited several hours for breeze to
spring up which finally did come about
noon. You can usually count on change
ut this time, though it is not always a "a.
vorable one: Our camp was several yards
from the lake shoe, which WIS hidden
from view by the trees, so that We did
not notice the progress Of the wind. When,
however, We ut last decided to, set sail,
there was quito q sea running. and the
waves were pounding with vengeance on
tho bench, apparently paying of some old
scores with the boat. We righted her with
some difficulty, and not before she had
shipped considerable beach sand, gravel
stones and water. After removing the
bulk OF this ballast, We stored in the tent,
blankets, provisions and other baggage,
and then proceeded to launch, but found
this difficult to do without shipping an cx.
ira supply Of water. Here We noticed, as
is frequently the case where there are
breakers, that every few minutes a series
Of several larger waves are followed by
lighter ones. By pushing of at the right
moment, and one Of us swimming out with
the boat and climbing in over tho rudder,
We at Inst succeeded in getting of, safely.
Rowing down a short distance we passed be:
tween the mainlandand small island, which
'we learned bore the very euphonious and
poetical name Of Hog Island, from the fact
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That hacking cough can be quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL you suffer with dyspepsia md Liver
Conplnint2 Shiloh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed
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r,saS EXPIRES leaves Wheeling Al 500 a. =. A..
making Az close connection or western points
" run aaily: Through Chicago Express leaves
sleeping car attached ARRIVING Ia Chicaeo Z, M n
G S1n m5pr ag norths can Secured In sIysnce a.
on m;11u uerot Ticket 0nice. Columbus. - -
Through without change from steuIcpyile Is, io
trln,lh9ue!phia and New York. West to CotumhnS H
c RSl LSou,isyille indianapolis and St. Iou
oa SSugh ucSets baggage checks sleeping car
Ply 70 JNO. g. ToML!NsoN, Ticket AGENT. Al PAX.
" Depot foot Of Eleventh street. or At civ
AlGRe. oioce ui'der McLure House, Wheeling -,
JAMES McCREA, - {5S
I, H. 5gshl'. Managcr Columbus Ohio y8
" ,..,, t..st.l - Is. 4. FORD IS GsNySl-i4lss
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n prominent mass Oh red sandstone which
forms the northeast boundaryof Shclburnc
Bay. This is narrow sheet Of water
stretching several miles inland and
atlording winter station for steamboats,.
At lis head lies the little town OF Shell
burne.
The sandstone, which gives the name to
the point Just mentioned, outcrops in many
piacesin Burlington, where it is extensively
quarried and used for building purposes.
1t is hard TO acquire good polish, and
its color, 4 dark Indian red, contrasts very
strongly with the cream colored and other
grades. which occur ut Rock Point and else.
where in the vicinity, und with which they
are frequently associated ia building. The
largest outcrop Of this red stone is ut Pots.
dam, n. Y, after which town the series OF
rocks has been named. Persons unac.
quainted with their relative geological posi-
ton, are apt 10 confound them with the
newer Triassic red sandstone OF the Con-
nectieut River Valley, which abound in
the fossil tracks Of animals, and which they
resemble in color.
In marked contrast to Red Rock Point,
Sheiburne Point, on the other side OF the
Bay, is composed OF shalc which crumbles
down in large sheets and scales, giving n
jagged picturesque outline to the shore.
In the early morning noticed loon
quite near us in the bay. They come to
the shores ut this time 10 feed, but, except
in the widest parts OF the lake, keep at u
safer distance during the day.
Here | shot IL crow 10 propitute the
farmers. Two men passed our camp with
guns, and when asked what they expect
ed to shoot, they replied that their game
might be almost anything, but would prob
ably consist chiefly OF crows. At Il farm
house near by young man had shot five
in one expedition. At another place down
the lake, Il farmer told me that he had
already reptanted his corn several times,
ind thought it about time now to take down
his gun. IIeiniormed me that 'scare.crows"
did not "scare" crows ut all, md that
strings stretched from poles and tho host
Of other inventions which tho fertile mind
Of the farmer devises to Brighten these de.
prcdators from the corn, were generally OF
little or no avail, for il "a single crow
through accident or bravery once alehted
OH the ground thus garrisoned, the deiences
were thereafter OF no avail, so bloody war
must be declared.
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"elACK-0RAUGAT" cares dyspeu.
sia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan 4 Co.
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Il MoRE universally recommended than any
medicine made. 2 A sure and re.
liable tonic, Browns Iron Bitters, e; d paw NJ