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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-14
FOR RENT.

EOh HENIs
rT1Wo.sToRY FRAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L or unfunished-199 Union street: nine rooms,
gas and water. Apply on the premises.
DLANTATION-Ia CrittendeA county, Ark,
i known the Eskridge Place, miles back OF
Bradleys Landing. About 500 acres cleared land
in fine state OF cultivation and entirely above over
flow; good gins cribs and outbuildings. VIII rent
for one 70 five years to good tenant. Apply to
MRS Z. Z. MCGANOCk Pecan Point. Ark.
CroREHoUsEs-Nos 2lO and 2lO1S Main street.
= J. w. JEFFERSON d co.
fOIANTATION-On the east bank of Mississippi
I river, in Shelby county, about fifteen miles
from Memphis 200 acres cleared, well improved,
and under good fence. Apply TO K. B. Suowden,
or J. L. GOODLOE, No s. Madison 81.
DooMs-Elegantly furnished, for gentlemen,
" at SO Adams street.
EURNfsHED RooMs-Nicely furnished rooms,
II at IS Main street.
DOGMA nieely-furnished room at 25s Second
IL street. opposite Court Square.
FURNISHED FRONT RooM-For gentleman. al
u lS6 Union, three squares from Main street.
MAN STREET HOUSE-No. 1856 Main street
MI Apply to B. NJ. ESTES, 65 Madison 81.
TOTTAGE-With six rooms fernando road
~ ROWLEIT < CO.. S55 Front ST.
DOOMS-Two nicely furnished rooms
III Address A. this Office.
pOOMS-Iwo large furnished rooms
II 90 Madison street.
SPACIOUS CLUB ROOMS-In Jefferson Block.
. oVERToN q GRoSVENOR-
HoUsE-Of seven rooms. No. 10 Exchange street
Il extended within half a square of street cars.
Apply NEXT DOOR
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Business Chances.
NESIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROF.,

nFSIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
ERTY FOR SALE. - -
Tho proprietors Of CENTRALLY LV 49, M y.
erfv Consisting of REAL EsTArl, ENGINES, BOILERS,
SH FIJI NC ULLEYS and MACHINERY, vi b spacious
FOIT Y attached with PATTERNS SO Also the entire
STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENIs mannfac.
d and IN process with stock Of materlsmany
or Tho being Ia great demand aud very desirable
This opportunity securing weestabshed business Win
good a the capacity OF production
can be worked up $50 desired The purchaser WI
have mi paens issued and applied for. Title perfect W
immediae possession II wished Information 10 proc
terms payment (which will be made easy can Dc lad %
letter ~ Box ga, Albany, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

norRTE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
~ MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains NewIora wa DesDrosses and COrt
Inudt streets Ferries as iOli0Ws:- go .
30 20 h. go Linted Al a. m, y .-o 54O A. - D.
; aud 50 H. ant night. sunday, $50, 8, and ~
N. 8, Il, T. 3 ami p. aDd u ulshl -... ~. - IN
Ixprs trains leave York dairy except sunday al zO
a ,. M. running through va trenton sii CaHqea
KCtung trains leave Broad street station, FhlLdelpna
l2Ol. 3O5 80, 34J, $50. 7.3O so. e5D ana u ~
Q4mted Express l3O D. m, J. 3 l. D D. uou' i'o' 2 ana
$50 ON SUNDAY. l2Ul 800. 80 $40 o.1O a. NJ 4
q 30 755, anu 20 p III. Leave Philadelphia via cam
den, a ~. aud 40 g. daily except sunday. $500,
Ticket Offices $40 and 54 broadway, Asior House anu
DesDrOsscH and COTtlaudtss st., and Eloos
lyn station loot OF FultOn-st BrOOkJ NOS Ia
IIs HuGsOn-st, IObOken. city En
igrant Ticket once. . Battery. place.
YORK Transfer viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and Residences
FRANK THOMSON, J. r.. WOOD,
General Manager General PassT Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

IOk PIDN IDENEt UIEECI.
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RR
Tor oil POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WORCESTER
The entirely new and palatiL steamer hHODE ISLAM u
MONDAYS Wednesday, and Fridays and the favOrite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. wei ietvcat
. ,. I'd. from Pier 20 y. r.. foot Of WaIreu-st
Connections made az Providence, r.. & W X T.
Worcester and al Northern. Eastern and White
NOuut4lu points Tickets sale al principal ticket
oaces saterO0ms secured NJ Offices VI WestcOt ExpIess
Co. 90 A,iOT House Nos 4U7, 3sl. 3J7
way, and at Fh Avenue and windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WIIH ALI iOINTS EAST.

FARE always a. Low as by any other i'm,
Steamers NARRAGANsETT and sTONINGTON leave
cav except >undaysl p. Pier So y X.
jay st.. arriving lu Boston Al q a..
ckeJs sale AZ ali principal ticket Offices StaterOOns
Offices WestcOtt Express Co.. Aston House
~. ISL 3H7 and ~ BROADWAY and Fifth
NludsC. Hotel ticket Offices
l. ". FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

,rPANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line
n it and ST JOHN leave pier Al North River foot 81
IN :, every WEEK DAY ato D H.. connecting ~ A.
cana nI1v morning exceoteD with trains north "eS'
uv ~ ~ StaterODns warmed. - - On ao-s 20 N
kets 10 Albany and return GOOD 50 %
EXCURSION IN" W. w. EVERETT, FIesdeh.
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FALL RIVER LINE.


FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST.
Tho best route 10 MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTCC-
KET CAPE COD RESORTS, WHITE MOUNTAINS
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities inland and sea
shore resorts OF New Eng and and the provinces
Ine mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-YOrk daily Sundays included at 9oo p N
frn Pier % y r. Murrayst Connection via Ale4
boat NON Brooklyn at . p. IL. Jersey City. p NJ
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
Avery ev4nine during the season Of plea ure travel ny
IN splendid and Orch-stras attached 70 'hoSo
steamers g.. alma IN
Boston short rail rlce (iine seYehy-uNe uAuIeSJ
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPORT r. I, DIRECE
peorennc Tor the summer commencing Monday
June = magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
viii leave New-NOrk daily, sundays excepted al +. II
from PIER ., North River,
These steamers make their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets and staerOOms for both lines may be secuIc al
OIL principal h0tos, transfer ana ueket ODces al te OAOe
PIER =. and Oh steamers.
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND kACO
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE - CONNOh'
A,euts Genl Pass. Agent
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5 I AK = YER AND uAnaon TRANSFORMATIONS

COMPANY.
OGce PIER Is y. X. foot Cortsndt-s1
conssaents Of freight forN aldod directed any part
eitle world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
oideis ior delivery kinds OF freight and
clau4lsc any part Oh the ely
SKA And HAEBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAkBOE MGhTEKAGE-
Freight every descIipt on promptly hghtere 10 any point
u lie hAI00raJ reasonable rates.
sIfAABOATa, EAIssE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
INK tOk EXCURSIONS
steamers John u aAd Erastus Corning for NEW
executed,
IhDrolis EXPRESS CO.. between New. York and
freight ior ri,aSs I ono a4'PAscA yuaraateet
NOKTH sH0i.E e ~ "a 5.t'' At Pierl3
CtSTA va az ss iron fer Z r. loot Nationalist
hacAlne -Hd Boer shops eyerytatt ', ~ J'5Hi
Substitution sAI repair u 'css.A " 80
FIhL POPULAR SHORE LINE
ALLRAiG FROM dE4Sbj q cEA ATb TIE bEF East
Three express trains daily Sundays c1cet r. t o.,
IadAce sleeping ears '-'''o' ana ~ p IL, with
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON 1ALIRA1r,y-
wort express At r L. 0parlor cars attached ar
fh2VIBENCE speea cypress at p No. lparlor cars Al,
v.e.a ana Psno car seats secured Fifth Avenue ana
~ FiLGISs, Gen-ra rss ASSEM-. r. E PSli
Troy BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINF--NeIy
es except a5ar TARA i a. ana @ Fly Or Troy eayo
T5l I'aaectnS with morning trans Tor S,rtb ~
''a' Su"-@J steamer touches al Albany 'N 49,
WINNIE MOUNTAINS.
on and after MONDAY. June DC
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
VITA FArlor and Day Cars, viii connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
o. steamers from New-York leaving the steamer ha,
tro "a, az oyO a N daily except sandaysJ and rtinnin
,svush ia OfcestcT 10 Fdbyans Other 49,
49, POINTS without change. ' ""4No -uOuH'
- w. fILKISs. General Passenger Agen
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

1-rTr- N m ESTABLISHED AND SHORT LINE
a., Avs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . on SUN
~ NV 3sTATIONs IN PHILADELPHIA, lin
NEWNOKk.
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MERIDEN, HARTFORD

NEW- HANEN, MEKIDEN, HAHI FUND,
~ SPKINGFIELD HOLY OK f., MON REAL and lnterme-
date points steamers leave Pier . b. X, al aud /
nm SUNDAYS eNceped connecting With trains at NEW
HAVEN Tor MER1DEN, HARTFORD, sPkINGFIELp,
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked az S44 Broadway y
y COurt-st, Brooklyn Excursion to New Haven and
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I FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passt

4 EHlGH NALLE1 hAlLhO AL doStIl-tl
h trains on May loS Will leave depots loot
OF Desbros.eSsts AT 40 IN D. M $40 ana
ESQ D. m Eastou. Bethlehem, Allentown, keadlns'
Nauch G. WIKcsbarre, lOwanda, WaFcriY ltlacd
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West ana Northwest Pull
through coaches daily. Trans al H. Tor asOn
and IrtstOn at for EasOn bethlehem
COpay. ---. - -,
roiu MahanOy and HazetOH coal regions sunday tram
iecsi for Mauch Chunk $40 q Leave Mauch Chunk ut
eecrS Eastern Office corner Of Church and Corandsts
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LINE

~ To BOSTON Worcester. Nashua Portland AMI the East
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without execution the most eleg the sound and
The l3vOrlte CID or ~ Nv Nnh,
leave Pier 40 North River loot Of Watts9t, next pier
ABOVE Des0rossesst Ferry daily except sundays az pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD commencing June D loS1
through trains win leave Grand Central Depot;
N. and Northern press 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawn groom cars.
e:lp special Express FOR Chicago daily stopping only
Albany syracuse, Rochester Buffalo Lire, Cleveland and
Toledo
m, Chicago Express, drawingro cars to Canan
d2lCua Rochester and Buffalo
a. Albany and Troy win connection 70 4ca,
Saratoga, Glcns Falls and Rutland.
900 D. H., saratoga special arrives p m
.. N. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
IT. Louis Express, Win sleeping cars Tor 81 Ions
rnuus through every day The wees, also Niagara Fans
Lutl. and Toledo.
GO p m Express with sleepngcars TO syracuse and 70
Auburn Road. Montreal, excepting sunday
y. H., Pacific Express, daily with sieepine.cars for
Rochester BurO Cleveland. Toledo Detroit ana Chicago
H.. Night Express. with sleeping cars ~ Albany and
Troy.
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 2j2 ana Az Broad
way. aud MrscOtts Express Orces Parklace and 1sj
and si2 Broadway NtW-iork, ami 1913 NashugtOn-st-
Brooklyn i. a. IOUCLI, Gen SupL G. g. MEEKEE
Gen. Pl--eu 4
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nor RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CAT>

XII NOTNTAINS- LANDING at CranstOn's LANDING
Cwest Po.nu cornwall Newbure Marlboro, NH,Gi ~
vaTe ana ii nav Glove Railroads steamboats, Olty o
CatskiI and James W. Baldwin leave day ~ p u IT,
of Harrison ST. Orth RIVER except SATURDAYS "uen h'
City Of atsk leaves al y. conntc ing VIII
tran Tor summer Resorts through the O9lsAlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after june :. 1852.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND INiI5D sIAIEs Nall E oibt street,
Ferries As follows ..
SPECIAL.
THE FAMOUS
"NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED"
COMPOS ED EXCLUSIVELY Of
PARLOR DINING SMOKING AND SLEEPING
CARS.
Leaves Now York every day at a. m.
~ Meals the table dhOte plan are served Oh the tram in
NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
which have Just been placed and passengers will
ind breakfast ready when the special cOuyen
fence for those Of limited time or who live at distance
he orcer Of meals is as follows:
Breakfast. 9 10 Il Il
Dinner, to ,. nj.
Train arrives at hicago every day al 1910 a. m a. III
A NEW FEATURE
IS the smoking az made for tins Train which for elegance
appointments Is not eqaalled
Harrisburg P1-buIg the West and south with Pullma,
Palace cars attached, a. M. g and p IN, daily.
Williams port Lock Haven H. D. M. CORY and Erie at
connecting al Cory for Titusvle Petroleum
Baltimore Washn eton and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Cars daily, except Sunday 10
M arrive WashugtOn4 D. m. Regular az $50 80
34t z, aud ,. NJ ana II night
Sunday. 80 ~. and 9 p. M, and - night
Express for Baltimore except sunday, y.
Fol Atlantic City through except Sunday
Jersey city anOung speedy ana direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
IO4Op IN daily. From Washington and Baltimore $50,
$50 a m $50 $50. 9-31, 1910 and 1880 N sunday
20 g. 30 q H., 9JJ !O40 anu 1880 p. From Phla-
fcpha 80 $50. $50, $50 $50 34n, 1880. 1l4U a. M.
30 B. 90 5.3U GO 100, 500, $50 IO4O and 1850 D.
H. sunday $50 20. $50, 60 II 40 ~, go, g.35
IO4O ana 1880 D. IL
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CARRIAGES.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-Two-seat phaeton. ln-
qure store corner 1stye. and s2dst. Nevi
York
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EOR BOSTON-THE LAILoI IhAIN viii
L Pullman sleepers via y y. y IL and H. H. H. letvJs
Grand Central Depot az ll:35 D. week Gays nt 1870
va Sew YORK ana New-England Railroad, at Grand Ceh@
Ilrrtnf md nOtaLs
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{tlusiral Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 500. Pianos,
I'D Sl25. Factory running day and night. Catalogue
free Address DANIEL T. BEATTY, Washington, n. ]. :
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

Z VI
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.TORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -
MA1N...-.-.. sat. une u " EkDE k---eat une -
ELBE Wed. June p NE'EA R.. " cd une -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN. 80
FIRST CABIN ....-..SlOO. SECOND CABlN..--..-eOO
STEERAGE, $50. . .,
Return tickets reduced Prepaid Storage cerl
Gates t27 steamers sail from pier between Second and
II1.'l91 HoOoAell oil RIOTS & CO. Bowling. room
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.

ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G; Vib-
"A bar.-Daiy SUNDAY excepted leave Vestry-st Pier
$685. ami .22dst at . (Brooklyn by Annex 81 MI
LANDING Ferry West Point Newburg Poughgeep-
she Rhlnebeck Caskii and Hudson Connectins at Albany
with trains for the NORTH and WEST and special
SARATOGA EXPRESS
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
IA wall Newburg Poughkeepsie. ROndout and Kingston,
landing at canstons formerly Cozzenss Milton New Ham
burg HYDE Park daily Sundays excepted. Leaves
Vestry-st pier at 3:l5. and 22dt at 500 p Connects
at POuRbkeepsie with evening trains for the North
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Wa Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
on and after May 81 the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot Of CcTandtst
and sbrnsses-st. follows:
NJ except sundays paror attached, arrives wash
ngtOn 81 IN. Night express leaves Washington at 10
daily sleepers and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
and Chicago
p. daily Fast Line arrives Washington 22j m. Gin
ennat 500 n Chicago s:35 and st. Louis $50 "a m
b. palace seepers aud day coaches though to Cincinnati
81. Louis ana Chicago.
- o'clock night daily arrives Washin 80 Day
Express leaves Washington az 1910 daily Scepcrs
and day coaches through TO Cincinnati
Re No other line makes faster time 70 the West Trains
arrive from the West at $50 $50 m ana IOJu p
Tickets aud sleeping ocrth secured and baggage called
for and checked 10 destination companys Once NO 3l
Broadw and at ali the Offices Of the Pennsy Railroad
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on iOD-
SATONIC and NAUGA1UCk RAlLROADe-Ste@lae
leave CathasinesHp at ll:3O a. NJ 500 p m: -,s'' ~
ri N m LnlHcI iMAA any 0LLcL LuA-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

LVK NIAIEN IcIANJ'- Il - - c,",Io
SHADY SIDE. landing at TompknsyiHe ana o Ilh
a., FAEF ONLY CENTS. Leaves Iler No $ worm
RIVER except sundays Z H. 5:lj 100 p H. Leaves
island 600 SIS a. M 43O $50 j. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16

FOOT EECTOR-ST;
For Highlands seajrir ht Monmouth nuach and Long
Branch $50, 1918 1880 30, i45 p I sundays ~
a m.
tor Atlantic Highlands 1918 m. $50. $40 i:45 M
For Ocean Grove Point Pleasant, &c, 4O;Io a. NJ oA1
4:4J m 80, ,- -
For Writings, Atlantic City Nineland and al stations 10
Bay side 1880
VIA RED BANK-From foot Liberiy-st, ST. a. m for
Lakewood Toms River, Baucsat, &c, p. m fOr Lake
wood Toms River Atlantic Guy. and al stations TO Bay
side D. for Lakewood, Toms River, BaineCat. &c.
2 E.I.LN I'm l.DrlI >.
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Z oREGON CALIFORNIA, ST PAUL, MIME
.POIIs aad poiu,s in NEBRASKA. UTAH 80.
TANA DAKOTA. MINNESOTA. and tue NM 49,
We. arr reached direct from CHICAGO via 5as
CHICAGO AND NORTHW ESIEitN /. y. 1900,
=, INNS from TWO trains daily eacA w tCt"Vtt
cIJIGACO aGd prominent Western points "a 49,,
ANS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CANS west %
,Ii-,gn- PULLMAN SLLEPEltS are run on az VI rs
,roch ana night trains FOR rates OF iaFe anu oue an
apply by lettsr0~4l petl0l - tlS co-'I 'S'
sg,lt OF 10 l. F. BOOTH - -, >-.-r VOW,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28
She Understood.

A woman with market basket on her
arm and big bouquet of flowers in her
hand was waiting at the ferry dock when
a man of pleasant address approached
her and said:
MADAM, that is very fine nose
gay"
"Yes sir"
"I think it is the finest one ever
saw, and 1 have been in twenty-seven
different States"
Yes SIR"
"There is the pansy hiding itself be-
hind the rose. According to the Ian
guage of flowers the pansy stands for
Darling, cannot live without you I
likewise observe the rosebud. The Ian
guage of the rosebud is: I'm looking
for husband Madam, do you under
stand the language of fiowersa"
Yes sir.
Then what is the language OF that
tuhp2"
The tulip says, sir, that if you don't
stump along with your brazen impu-
dence Ill have you walked into the
cooler was her firm reply. He
stumped. -Free Press. =
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THE OLD Guusr WILL.

by the willow brook beneath the hin
Stands quaint aud gray the old grist mill
Spring moses on It's steep roof grow,
Where broad their shade the willows throw;
The pond near by Ia broat aud deep,
And round its brink the alders sweep
The lily pads spread gay and green,
The lilies whit add gold between;
While grinds the mil with rumbhng sound
Tho wator-wheel turns round and round
Among the reeds the musk-rat dives;
And swift tue swallow homeward nles;"
Tho robin sits IN cedar near,
Where Willow Brook runs swift and clear;
The children by the schOol-house play,
Where slumberous shadows softly stray,
And warm aud Tow the summer breeze
Ia whispering through the willow leaves;
While grinds the mill with rumbling sound
The water-wheel turns round aud round.
The squirrels In the nut-trees play;
The crows now wing their southern way;
With merry shouts the school-boys run;
The mountains blush meath autunn's sun
Thar grain they bring adown the hill,
The farmers, 10 the Old grist mill;
And faint from far DER hill and dale
Ealls on the ear the resher's fail;
While grinds the mill with rumbing sound
The water-wheel turns round and round.
Long wears have come and passed away;
The mill with age Ia gaunt and gray;
The roof gaps wide tn rain and sun;
With cobwebs thick the VALE are hung;
The pond is oyergrown with weeds;
The mar h-wren builds among the reeds;
The night winds through the willows moan;
The schoci-house gone, the children grown;
The farmers sleep where the wild nowers grow,
Who brought the grain so long ago,
When ground the mill with rumbing sound
And the water-wheel turned round and round.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28

MICHAEL DAvTTr sensibly says: az
believe in only one species of dynamite,
and that is moral dynamite. explosion by
the force Of ideas, which spills no blood.
but mows down despotism in all parts OK
the world.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28

In life it is difficult to say who do you
most mischief, enemies with the worst
intentions, or friends with tho best-
BulDer Luton
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28

A Little Rogue.

Grandma was nodding. I rather think:
Harry was Ally and quick as . wink;
lie climbed on the back OF her great armchair,
Aud nesth himse very snugly there.
Grandma's dark locks were mingled with white,
And quick this little fact cane % h sight;
Aud sharp twings soon she felt at her hair,
Aud woke with a start to hnd Harry there.
"Nhy, what are you doing, my chi d." rhe said |;
He answered, "pre pulling bssting- freadl
: Vide itDdke.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28

REFLECTION by pessimistic philoso-
pier: "a good book or a good play does
very little good bad one does an enor-
NOUS amount of HARM"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-28
Painting Houses,

Mr.. E. E. Rexford presents some i'm
portant facts on Painting Houses" in
the american AgricutturiSt, from which
we select the following:
For country houses L would advise for
open, exposed places, pale gray or
drab. There are complaints made fire.
quently that drab looks cold. 1t cannot
look colder than white does, and there
is no reason why it should look cold at
all. ii proper care is taken to have the
trimmings of the house of some warm,
cheerful color. know drab house
with deep, warmt toned brown cornice
and blinds, with plenty of vines Chamber
ing up it to break the monotony of the
surface between the windows, and it is
one of the warmest looking houses
know of. In the summer it is refresh
ing to look at it. 1t does not pain the
eyes with its glare. 1t does not assert
itself tine moment you reach the top of
the hill and come within sight of it. A
white house would draw your attention
at once and, no matter how you might
try TO look at something else, the white
blotch on the landscape would leave its
impression III your eyes, and you could
not help seeing it. This grey house
seems part of the landscape. It's color
blends well with the green about it.
There are no large trees around it, but
there are vines, and the general effect in
sdmmer is cool and subdued, and in
winter it gives a sense of warmth and
comfort. Why it gives a sensation Of
warmth at one season and of GOODNESS at
another, is explained by the fact that
summer is season of high, bright
colors, and the drab is in lower tone of
color than those prevailing in the land
scape. Winter Is season of but little
color, and then drab, in contrast with
the snow-covered earth, becomes cheer
full, and the deep toned trimmings,
which should be seen on every house
painted in drabs or greys, give q sense
of warmth which they would not have in
summer when all about it is in high,
decided tones.
A FRENCH statistician has calculated
thatif all telegraph wires were tackled end
on end they would reach forty-six times
round the world. Belgium has greater
telegraph mileage in proportion to it's
superficial area than any other country
in Europe. Switzerland comes second,
and Great Britain thiid. Russia has the
least
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-03-25

Mr.. Charles Burger, of the popular
and enterprsing firm of Burger.
]Iood ~ Co., returned Saturday last
from trip to the eastern cities.
Charles judgment in the selection of
goods can not be surpassed ID his trip
proves it beyond all doubt. For the
last week or ten days goods have been
arriving continuously; and you have
only Ia take look through their large
and complete stock to be conviGced
that they have not only much the
largest and mosl complete assortment,
but the cheapest stock ever offered in
MaryVille. We have not space this
week to make a deserving notice of
this house. Our readers are advised
to 90 AID select early. A mammoth
advertisement OF this house will APP
pear next week. Merchants who ad-
vertise literally can afford to sell goods
cheaper than those who do not, Oh ac-
count Of the increase in trade.