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BARGAIN D.

Three lots of Geo. Mesmins French Suitings made into
Sack Su, light III weight and color good value xl8
suit in fact never sold for less. We Office them at
SIU u suit.
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Soiae Of The senatorial asprants in New Hamp-
shire have been trying TO convince ex-senator
Patterson That his election would not be & yindi-
eaton against the credit mObiller charges But
"a he continues In the race. Mr. Pattersons course
Indicates that he THINKS election would be lust
such a yinlic alton rs he desires
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There Is trouble In The Iowa republican CAMP
AT The recent state convention the party sub
mitted ITSELF entirely To the prom bltioaists They
made The ticket and the platform; and now some
OF the leading prohititiOnst are expressing dis
satisfaction with the nominee for governor on the
groLnd talt he has not always been radical on
inc temperance question, and they are talking OF
getting uD a convention for the nomination Of 4
prohibition ticket y part of the scheme is to Get
the greeIbdckers To JOIN in making combination
Ticket But then If the dissatisfied prohibilionlsts
are not more numerous than tine grcenOackers
the republicans will not lose much by their derec-
ton, after all
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The Vermont copper m.Gine Company that has
created 50 much disturbance in that state by nom
payment Of wages seems To be In bad fix f,nan-
ciallE. tn" mine WAS sunk to an unusual depth
IN 'hc e@r;h IN search OF copper, and at the same
time, WIS sunk so deep III debt that 1t cannot get
ont
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Col Nm CaSsiuS G0odl3e WIS recommended for
appointment 10 the vacant revenue colectnrsl,ip
In kentucky or the grouni that he, In that posi-
ton, could restore harmony in the republican
party OF that state; bUS the Colonel didn't Wan,
the position The harmony lob was a bigger one
than he cared TO Undertake
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AT meeting d the friends OF Louise Michel in
Franco, resolution pledsIng those present to
fnur1er the members or the Jury that convicted
her WAS adopted. The jury, however, need not be
cared People who really contemplate a,sassna
tiOn don't advertise their intenttons
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BARGAIN e.

Lots 1924. sI25 and 8I26-Feather weight Pin Check
Suits Most pleasant summer suit We ever made.
Every body's price these suits is $40 suit We offer
them at SIS suit in three colors.
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That cool wave pTofnisei by The signal service
bureau reached Washington yesterday AFTERNOON.
and It's refreshing, reviyiiylng effects were de-
nghtfuy appreciated The tOfrld spell had lasted
almost IS long rs human ntture could we'll en-
dure IL rycody Was beginning to feel that life
WIS not "cT;h living in such Il melting state In
the enjoyment Of The delightful breeze last even
Ing cOmn"a excl imatlOn was: ''Well, the signal
service Lit Il ;hiS Time" and hereafter there viii
he :i.ore confidence in weather bureau predictions
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SCRAP PICTURES.

II JAY GOULD. 42l 9 ST, WONDERFUL yARIE Y
- Of Relief and scrap book Pictures. Birthday Cards
Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper. Don't forget 10 buy
some pictures for the little folks" scrap took In2S
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EOR SALE AT 5000 CASH

The fast and high bred trottine and n,ad mar. 1he
,hHnns American Cir, l6a han 10 hish years old
pcana. ms Ss'. . sRs .ss
nns clesn hmoe good sound solid feet needs no boots
snu en pchaved In comp she IL fearless
music and all street Obstacles she ives sired by tire
oeTorasea trotting stallion Ned Forrest" Ter Gam the
Wei SHOWN trottug mare Sue Dudley |" with q record
q ~; me rotted when purchased In Psris ny,
time the present owner purchase8 her N. ys, co I'M
This me chance 20 purchase very hna trottinr or
Family mare She VIII he warranted sound Kind and
70 trot afn mile IN 23S or better. Ten days trial will
be allowed TO parties 20 test sed and other quat.ss
Sold account Of death. Call the pr On
the OF residence No, L. l6 street near Pa ave-
Nv. Thomas. the coachman. will he at the stable 10
show the mare. The Young American Girl has no
pubic record. 1yQ-cts
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TIC III 'rirG5 OF the human family during the
recent hot weather were light compared with the
tortur. inflicted upon the worn. helpless. over
worked and iAuch-aDuSel II horses. During the
very hottest hours Of the diy 1t was not unusual
To SEE one horse to.ling upgrade pulling Il car
crowded with passengers and when the painting
bat fa.sh;Ui Brute shovel any sign OF failing
kfrenc,- ii tne merciieas Iash OF the drivers whip
gOadeC him on.
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According To the representations OF the weather
bureau operators in New York another hot wave
is rapdiy travelling eastward from the west and
VIII PROBABLY reach the Atlantic coast tonight
lts 10 be hoped that this Is miScalculatiOn
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OuR Revised PRrcEs
PLEASE THE PEOPLE.
THE PROOF OF 1T Is. LAST SATURDAY WAS
THE LARGEST DAYS SALES WE EVER HAD
IN THE MONTH OF JULY.
SOME OF THE FEAST OF THIN GOODS ARE YET
TO BE HAD.

The Genuine Calcutta Seersueker Suits at $40.
The IS Psntaloons at 81. so pair.
The s.. so and 50 White Duck Vests at ST. So The
odd suit Pantaloons at 81. SO pair.
Values washed away this week like traces in the sand.
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OuR Revised PR1cEs
PLEASE THE PEOPLE.
THE PROOF OF IT Is, LAST SATURDAY WAS
THE LARGEST DAYS SALES WE EVER HAD
IN THE MONTH OF JULY.
SOME OF THE FEAST OF THIN GOODS ARE YET
TO BE HAD.
The Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits at $40.
The IS Psntaloons at s.. so pair.
The 81 so and s. White Duck Vests at ST. so. The
Odd suit PantalOons at s. SO pair.
Values washed away this week traces in the sand
BARGAIN A.
Lot S048-22 suits-fnest imported Cheviot Suitings
We imported the goods through Messrs MEGRoz
PoRLIEE Co.. of New York A stylish fancy Suit
the price mas been SO it is SIS suit. If you can
get suit like it elsewhere for loss than s25 suit
Will pay for 1t.
BARGAIN D.
Lots sO42 and sGi3. fancy imported Cheviot Suits,
noboy stylish and dressy in fact ovely style Of suit
good value at go a suit it is SIS suit We don't
lore the price must move them.
BARGAIN G.
A genuine English Stockinet Coat and Vest silk
ned the most pleasant goods for summer wear that wa
have ever had lie is very ,ndsome dark
and the coat is made in sack single breasted
collar button high We them ut Sl5 coat and
vest good value at S22.
BARGAIND.
Three lots of Geo. Mesmins French Suitings made into
Sack SUI light III weight and COLOR good value at x18
suit i'll fact never sold for less. We Ofer them at
SIU y suit.
BARGAINE
Lots 1924. sl25 and sl26-Feather weiebt Pin Check
Suits Most pleasant summer suit We ever made
Every bodys price on these suits is $40 We offer
them at SIS a suit, in three colors
BARGAIN F.
Boys Atwood Cashmere Suits, In three colors good
value at 81 suit. We offer them at 81 so suit These
suits are all In small lots
BARGAIN @.
Don't delay coming for those Norfolk Plated Suits
Ihey are all wool. nicely made and trimmed good
value at 50 suit. Now 20 at IS Ii suit.
SF Remember these Reductions made from prices
that are guaranteed at all times to be the Lowest
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BARGAIN F.

Boys Atwood Cashmere Suits, In three colors good
value at 81 suit We offer them at 81 so suit. These
suits all In small lots.
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A. sAKs & CO.,

% VV't
THE LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTHIERS
jys s1s AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
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II ''SMITH AMERICAN" ORGAN
Rich Rosewood Case sweet quality OF tone ana IN
perfect order. Price $685. easy payments.
~ r. q. SMITH.
Jy9-St 1l03 ponnsyyani In
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR A PURCHASER A HOUSE OF
w or ~ rooms. in northwest section of the city
Real Estate Agent, COS l4th street iy93t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE
Il FOR THE
WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE. wAsH1Ncros MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., july ID. 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until
TWELVE NJ. on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY.
1888, and opened Immediately thereafter in the pre-
sence OF for furnishing at the site Of the Wash
ington Monument In this city
Forty thousand a. 600 cubic feet more or less)
Of White Marble.
Specifications blanks. any further information
will be furnished from this Office request Of parties
engaged in the business of Quarrying such Material
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
Lieut. Col. Engineers, u :. A.
JyS-ot Engineer in CHARGE
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BARGAIN q.

Don't delay coming for those Norfolk Plated Suits
They are all wool. nicely made and trimmed; 9ood
value at 80 suit. Now 20 at IS d suit.
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sH Remember these Reductions made from prices
that are guaranteed at all times to be the Lowest
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uroR SALE-A COMPLETE SET OF FLED STOkH
IL Fixtures, TO be removed Immediately. hair cha nos
to any party having 10 the same bns ness kTIiy
al 9J1 9Th street northwest rs
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ISOR SALE-BlG BARGAIN. ELEGANT 7-OCTAyR
Il rosewood casa piano. good new. for only $40
c-sn cost SIoo one year owner has further
for It, Apply at once at Piano Exchange s27 IO.h ct
iy6 Ct - 49, wv
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-COkNER STORE ANDCELLAR, e.
tabhshed grocery; also stock of groceries below
cost lining business: rent Els: dive lin II
desired. Apply 901 street northwest jy7-3t.
FOR RENT-sIoRE. 14lO lat STREET NORTH
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n latr CHI ncs
at ?3l 9th street northwest. IT,
NOR SALE HORSE FEED. CHEAP. CUT
TIMOTHY 81 good Ions G nGSy SOS sso 70 70 ss
s Steam .aa as s Pssa. At low s@ Tc MOOR
II5R sALFSc,apTT 1e 49, -. T,S YIN
4 Pct 9i si1 room house; be seen at house.
auoress box lts, star Office ,y6St'
FtE s aI,rar ns nEsE OLD MAEE SOUND
office nv" ~ sSs q,
I.oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL. YOUNG AND sTyI.
ish Horse and Brewster Buggy aud Harness; viii be
saae' Can be seen at Sl2 Pennsylvania avenue south
Il rosewood case piano. good new for only $40
cash cost $500 ago owner has no further use
ySe, Apply AZ once at Piano Exchange All io'h st.
EoR sALE-MAdN1FICENT SQUARE GRAND
.s scale al pisno handsome richly carved
OF tone for on $3.50 Including elegant embroidered
used but very Little nsS owner having
at Piano Exchange, 427 10th street northwest, i've
IFoR sALl-RARE BARGAINS IN NEARLY NEW
but little only sis6; cost owner 400 One so usSs
R 5S's only $50; $ per month. H"nO EHChsnss, IN
IroR sALE-PIANos AND ORGANS
RRd me ne p loiioT,rg barssins Offered at woRcH
acke s27 worth $3.50 Cabinet GRAND up %rsd ss
finest nrBe n the one s nearly new sohner $500
Gated; one 1-oct Square. sf25 Grovesteln Co,
sto1 one Dubois. 10. and fifteen other Instruments
O. all kinds and at all prices Also. Shoninger Bridge
port. Smith and other Or.ans Terms easy MOlsssH
q BRO, 925 9TH stieet north west. ty2-Ims
ISoR SALE-CHEAP-AT MEEKs'. 62l q STREET.
y northwest Backus Champion and Syracuse Road
Carts, and all kinds of VILLAGE Carts Jump eat and
other kinds of Carriages. Terms To suit je29.lm
kOR SALE-F1YE I'll EGANr TURNOUTS COM.
Horse Harness. brewster Ton Buggy.
Horse, Harness, 4-pa-sPllger phselon
horse, arness. Shifting top Surrey.
Horse, Harness and Coupe kockaNay
Horse. Harness and Lightning Juml, Seat
The above are ali f1rSt class Also a large VA
rely OF CARRIAGES, Bugges. two four and six seat
i,haetons. Concord Wagons. Village Carts and
the Lightning jump Seat, the most perfect family
csrrisge IN use u is light stylish and roony. reIre-
seung II In three styies-bus tory Ting tor and
ektenson,top Also. several nne Horses for Harness
ana Saddle use; fine English Saddles ard Iri-
oles. &c Parties wishing 90 purchase a cofnplet,
turnout viii save time and expense. Ow ny 10 INV far-
lues ana long experience am enabled promptly FIJI
al orders completely and the reasonable terms
III you want TO buy, exchange scll cali and me-
before buying elsewhere. VIM. L. DOWNEY 1870 10
Io-f street northwest je2g
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I.'oR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL. YOUNG AND sTyI
ish Horse and Brewster Buggy aud Harness: viii be
sold single or together having further use for
same Can be seen at 5l2 PennsylVanls avenue south
east 81
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Poor Boys"

Never sit down desparingly and
say: 1t is impossible for me tc
rise in the world. l am only a
poor boy. There is no chance fol-
me- " by, my boy. it is just sue
as you who have risen highest and
become men whose names are known
throughout the world, who through
~ understand at the outset that
their fortunes were in their own
hands. and that hope, and energy
and effort were better than all the
family influence in the world.
Inherited wealth seems to be &C.
tually enervating. Talents too Of
ten lie disued in the hands OF rich
mems sons. What need of striving?
they think, competence is theirs;
and such men squander the fortunes
they have not earned, and those
that began in tie luxury end in
beggary. No living soul will eve'
give me penny seems to be
about as wholesome prophsy as
a boy can read in the book of tate
Despair because you are poor
Why, that is the very reason thai
should bid you hope. The bio
graphies of most great men, o
mcst successful men, of most ricI
men, will tell you that, If you vii
but read them.
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c.Ao.Msin Line trains run BY Washington

C. 80. Main Line trains run by Washington
time; Lexington Division by Colum bus time.
No. ], daily except Sunday. Richmond TO Whit,
Sulphur; daily except Saturday, west OF Whit
No. 2, daily Ashland to Clifton Forge; daily ex
cept Saturday Clifton Forge to Richmond: excep
Sunday, Richmond 10 Point. Pullman Sleep
ing Cars White Sulphur TO Washington.
Nos. 3 aud 4, Washington, Louisville. and Gin
cinrati Fast Line, run daily between Louisville
Cincinnati, Washington, and Richm ond, Va. d.
not stop for local business
No. g. Louisville and Cincinnati Fast Line, and
No. 4, Washington Fast Line, equipped with Pull.
man New Drawing Room, smoking. Saloon, and
| Sleepin6-Cars, aud Solid Trains between Louis
| vile, Lexington and Washington d. @. Pullman
New Sleeping Cars bet ween Cincinnati and Rich
moLd; Day Coach between Cincinnati. Richmond
| Newport News and Old Point Comfort Pullman
| Sleeping Cars Columbus 70 White Sulphur
No. 5, daily between Clifton Forge and Ashland
Ky, daily except Sunday between Old Point New
port News and Clifton Forge, Pullman Sleeping
Cars Washington to White sulphur aDdColumbus
0. without change
No. 6, daily except Sunday.
NOTE THAT No, is oyertaken at Clifton
Forge BY No. 4, which takes through passenger,
from No. 6.
Nos ana G, Sleeping Cars between Tuat ngtor
and White sulphur, Day Coaches between Cincin
natl and Richmond.
Nos and 5, Pullman sleepers between Whit,
sulphur, Richmond, and Old Point Comfort. Sole
Train between Ashland and Newport News aEC
Old Point Comfort.
Old Dominion Line steamerf will leave Newpor
News on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sat
urday, on arrival Of No. 4, Fast Line, arriving il
New York next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks, apply (,
shy Office Of G. & o. Ry; or Depo. or Ticket Ofic'
Of connecting lines
C W SMITH. FULLER,
Gen'l. Manager. Genl. Pass. Al
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Power OfHabif.

The power Of habit, So called
second nature,is well illustrated in our
every days d lues. It grows SC
strong and cliDgs to us 50 like the
ivy in its tenacity that it oft becomes
a ruling passion strong in death. Ii
is well illustrated by little incident
that occurred last Sunday 10 one Of our
leading churches. Our telephone OK
change Is very efficient, presided over
by young ladies, one OF whom was
the innocent cause of tho ninth at the
church referred TO in our remarks
above. In her daily toll she shouts
HELLO, Hell I! from the moment her
duties began until the close. On last
Sabbltn she nodded as even Homer
did when the presiding was long
She was suddenly awakened by the
silvery tinkliDg Of bells, and raising
up in her seat. and Placing her prayer
book to her ear as she would an ear.
phone. she shouted Hello! hello
Central Office Tie scene GIN better
be imagined then described.
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Nervousness.

The moment there is danger o.
impairment of the mind from exces
sive nervous exhaustion, or where
there exists forebodings of evil, a
desire for solitude, stunning ano
avoiding company, vertigo and ner
vcus debility, or when insanity has
already taken place, PERUNA and
MANALIN, should be implicitly re
lied on But it is never we'll to
wait so long before treatment Is
commenced. The early symptoms
are loss Of strength, sOftness Of
the muscles, dim or weak sight
peculiar expressions of the face anC
eyes, coated tongue. with impaired
digestion; or in others, certain pow
ers only are lost, while they are
otherwise enjoying comparatively
good health. In all these PERUNA
and MANALIN should at once bt
taken.
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Mail! outward oonn ects at Charlottesville, with
Ches, Ohio X, K, East and west, At Lynch.
burg connects with Norfolk and Western X, r
| through Southwest virginia, to Nashville. New
orle.ns. Memphis, Little Rock and Texas anG
| at Danvilie with Richmond Dsnyille 4. Z, L
south AMI Southwest.
Mail train North bound. connects at Lynch
| burg with the II. 4 A. x, X. for Lexington an6
Natural Bridge, fnd at Chariottesvin with c. 4
.. X. w. for stsunttp, Clifton Forge and inter
mediate points.
Express trains South bound connect az Char.
lottesvi lie " it'll Ches. Ohio K. ". for the es
| and at Danyill with Il. & ID. II. II. for all pc ntt
| Id South, Southeast, Southwest and asst.
Express trains north bound connect at Char.
lottesville with C. & y. r. W. for kicbmond siaun
ton, White sulphur Charleston and Huntington
For Fairfax c. II, daily connection, except Sun
day, at Fairfax station.
| Trains SO, 81 and 81 connect tc and from
wARkENTON daily, and train SO daily except
Sunday. to and from Warrenitn.
Mail trains, north and sou til bound, nonnect at
Franklin Junction to and from all points OIL
| Franklin Division. l.
MIXED TRAIN leave Alexandris daily, except
| sunday, 5 IS q m and As a.. IN IL 20 p. m. re
turning arrive at Alexandria 40, IL 80 aud II
pm.
| day leave Washington IS a IN and AieIsndris
| 0 90 IN arrive at StTasburg at ~ p m. con
| meeting with the Valley Road East aud west, and
| AT River with s. V. K r. for Luray aud agnes
| borO Returning leave oHabourg ~ IN, artlV
| ing at Alexandria at IS p m.
MIXED TRAIN leaves Alexandria 50Oa m ar
riying at strasblrg 10 p m, returning leaves
| Strasb burg 7 on n arriving at Alexandria 81
pm.
For Middleburg, connection at Plains station
| For Uppery ille regular connection at Delap.ane
Pullman Sleeping Cars between New York, anC
Atlanta on mail trains, north and south bound
without change, only one change OF cars between
New York and New Orleans.
New Orleans sleepers leave Washington 49,
| a. m. running through without change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Charleston s. G.. without change, on 10 IS |
IN. train, via Greensboro, Charlotte and Columbia
Solid trains with Pullman Palace Cars attached
| VIM through between Washington and Louisville
ria stanton and White Sulphur, daily without
change.
All trains make good connections, at Washing
| ton, to and from North and west.
Through tickets at lowest rates to all important
points in the United States.
Nov. 2l-tf F. I. HAWKS, A. F. & T. A
VIM. 8. DUNN, Eng. and supt.
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be imagined then described.

An ERRORS DAUGHTER. Papa,
cln t l 60 10 the store and get me q
new dresG'
why, child, you have got plenty Of
good dresses
Yes, papa, but they are out OF
style
Nonsense, gill . the trees always
como out 10 the same style every
spring, don't they?'
yes, papa, and they always look
green, too
Papa, aside-COns might know he
couldn't get ahead of an editors
daughter.) All right go to the store
and get Dress
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Feeding Land with clover.

There is no crop so ySuaDle tor
the renovation OF partl'ss exhaust ed
land. l say partly e lausted' Tor
if grain lands ere -eust beyond
degree of fertility, 'he clover plant
cannot be grown. There is a que;s-
ton that often, arises in the minds
of many farmers as to how they
can best utilize the crop TO increase
fertility. One asks whether it Is
the best for the land to pillow IN
the FIRST crop growth after seeding
or let it 90 over TO a second years
growth. Having no regard for the
use OF land, there might be benefit
10 the soil by the rest OF a second
wear, but the clover plant being
Biennial, or at least i: is so classed
and is largely so in habit, as but
few plants in ordinary soils Will
survive the second season, it Is
evident that the first crop IS best
to pillow in as fertilizer and reno
vator. If it is the chief object o,
the farmer to enrich his land. and
that by growing clover to turn IN
: the greatest good will be gained In
blowing in the first crop when 1t Is
in full bloom and near maturity
but, If profit to the farm is tue OBJ
iect to NOW the first crop tor hay
feed it on the farm, and apply the
manure to the farm. A seconc
growth of clover plowed in' witt
the roots of the strong growing
plant. will afford nearly as mucl
fertility TO the soil as would the
FIST, and the hay crop and manure
gained.
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An observing pedestrian has made
the startling discovery that the.rea
sen why women canrot succeed as
we'll as man in walks of life is be-
cause when size is on the walks ont
hand is usually employ ed in hold
ing up her dNst.
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Even the old watch dog of the
treasury with the nations millions
behind him, could net assume the
malignant expression of jealous
vigilance which is worn by ar old
hen studiously sitting on a broken
tumbler and two door-knobs.
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A proud father has been ques
ticning his son, who has just re.
zurned from an expensive school
and sss7 tho. boy answers foul
questions out of five correctly il
every branch OF his studies, Tt
four questions out Of the five tht
boy says. i don't know, and this
answer is always the true one
When be hazards any other it is
apt to be wrong.
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A boaster in a holel was telling
Of the many sections OF the country
that he bad visited. A fellow al
his elbow asked, Have you ever
been in Algehra?' Oh. yes said
the toaster, i passed tbrough there
on the top of stage coach about
a year ago.
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DELEvAN, Wis, Sept. "a, 1878
GENTs-I have taken not quite
one bottle Of the Hop Bitters. ]
was feeble old man of 7S when
got it. 10 day / am as active and
feel as / did at 80. l see a great
many that need such a menlcine.
ID. BOYCE.