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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

ANOTHER CGuer d'Alene excitement has been started, thIs time III the Little Rocky mountains. about a hundred miles northwest of Helena, Montana. So long as men are foolish enough to expect to find deposits of gold as plentiful as the sands of the desert. so long will such mythical Fl Dorados be found for them. Since the days of Forty-nine such great mining settlements worked disaster to more people than they have benefited
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

TIE election news from Maine does not seem to be such as the Democrats expected. The Kennebec Journal says the Republicans are having everything their own way there, and the Democrats are losing courage. Even Bridgton, Grover Cleveland's native town, gives an increased Republican majority. Sorry ns we feel for the disappointed Demo- crats, facts are stubborn things, and like truth, the Republican principles are mighty and will prevail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

DELEGATES who attended the Fhenix convention report that Morgan R. Wise, an aspirant for nomination as delegate to Congress, although holding three hIm. The gentlemen did not act with that wisdom he had led the people to suppose he was buidencd with. He should have nominated himself with one proxy and seconded the nomination with another.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

JUDGE J. s. WooD has annouuced himself a candidate for re-nommatIon by the Democrats IS Probate Judge of Pima County. With all due respect and veneration for the old gentleman We venture the prediction that he will be carved, politically, into rudder to guide his disappointed partisan friends up the broad waters of Salt river.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THE next Legislature of Arizona should enact measures to encourage the introduction of capital from whatever source 1t may come. The exemption from taxation for c term of years Of manufacturing establishments, custom smelling or reduction works and other industrial plants, would serve a good purpose and encourage investments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THERE is a sublime inconsistency in the attitude of the Star; in fact it is consistent only in ifs inconsistency. This morning it warmly endorses the candidacy Of J. s. Wood for the third term as Probate Judge, while no longer ago than August 2Sth it said: "The verdict of the voters of not only Pima bur of every county in Arizona has been against the third term pollcy."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

We are in receipt of the first issu. - sn elegantly illustrated weekly DeS'ts per, devoted to the drama and the '. ., ous popular sports of the day. IL IS 'Ir only paper We know of that not '-. records, but pictures, the leading sTs-- of the turf, field and stream. The lu- Der before us is accompanied D! . splendid portrait of Miss Sara lever the distinguished actress, in the ielIIii of a supplement, while the paper i'ss- IS brimful of entertaining and lnsiIa' tive illustrations and reading mattel;
 Published every Friday by Ihs Ns York Publishing House, No. 1j, Maii1' St, N. Y,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
The Narrow Gauge.
TGlobe Chroniele.I

The prospects of the proposed Narrow Gauge railroad from Tucson to Globe are becoming brighter and more pro- missing. Several new parties have be- come interested in the scheme, and all the promoters are working hard 10 bring their plans to completion. Mir. Wm. Beard of this place, whose busi- ness qualifications and energy cannot be questioned, is interested in the sue cess of this road, and has been empow- cred to act for the company in all mat ters pertaining to this end of the route. Work will be commenced on the road by the lst of October.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

4 SPECIAL telegram from Fl Psso, Texas, gives intelligence of the commis- sion of very grave crimes by a party of Americans who are con- ing towards Arizona. Our officers should be on the lookout and arrest the parties as soon as they enter the Terri tory
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THE Democratic Territorial Conven- tion at PhenIx has nominated Colonel c. P. Head for delegate to Congress and Dr. W. w. Jones, of Phenix, for Terri toriRl Superintendent of Public Instruc- ton. Thomas Gates was selected for Chairman of the Territorial Central Committee, and P. L. Croyat for Sec rotary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

PAUL MoRoNEY has announced his candidacy for County Recorder, subject to nomination by the Democratic con- vention. If Paul had shied 6 carload of T-uckee ice into tha ring there would scarcely have been q greater chattering of teeth this morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

WE object to a morning contemporary lugging the mother of ParnelJ into our local politics. If the party is suffering for wet nurse the recent bride" in the political wedding that did not transpire has been deprived of her unwelcome offspring and might be prevailed upon to accept the job.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

\ CURIOUS climatic contrast is noted in the reports from New York and Ne vada. In the former city, while sum- strokes and death were rampant. a cold snow storm prevailed at Austin, Nevada. At the same time the uniform mildness of Arizona continued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
TOO FLY.

It's little, but oh. pyl Ihehy. it settles on ny nose. yo,r. IL enter, m your ear so slv You make a grab. You ,iiu. It's buzz derisiVe seems tn. -a'r de
 Not |.
 I'm Fly, NO one aoominates so muchssT The Fly. It worries me SO much IT ,,L lt haunts my very meal iron l-e sigh Hlt courage, The sweet by sr., 7'lp Y io De Nil bring the water. when tIosy
 WIll die
 OrI.
 St. Louis Po,t.D;,..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

BY the way. what nomination was Morgan R. Wise seek;ng7 The news from Phenix does not indicate that the Monongahela cyclone was much of breeze after all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

The Los Angeles Times announces that Tom Fitch will leave for New Eng land in few days to take the stump for Blaine and Logan. It does not state where be intends making his ''perms- nent residence
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THERE is a strong current Of political feeling in favor of the nomination of II. c. Hooker for delegate to Congress by the Republicans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THE result in Maine makes the pems. feel weary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

THE news from Maine has been re ceiyed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13

By act of the Territorial Legislature, approved March [. 1888. the counties of Navapai, 1u ma. Mohave Apache and Maricopa are permitted Co join in the election of Councilman n the L.as- islative Assembly; and the countics Of Cochlse, Graham. Gila. PInal and Pima are likewise per- mitted to join in the election of a Councilman to such assembly: therefore lc; cOunty delegates be authorized to meet in sub-conyentlons at said time and place to mako nominations there for.
 That there may be efficient pariy service lt Is desirable to have delecate- attend the conven fion in and -sa ta-o f--- H--'r- r- 'l-7 tohFenilon as practicable.
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 Chairman Central Committee. WEBSTER STREET. Secretary.
 Dated August 1. lssl-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
REpUBLIclR TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

In accordance with the action of the Central Committee. Territorial convention of the Re publican party of the Territory of Arizona, 10 consist of eghty-four delegates. IS hereby called tO held in the city of Tombstone Monday. Sep tember i5. 1884, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Delegate to Congress, a candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction. and for the transaction of such other business Us may properly come before II. -
 The several counties of the Territory will be entitled to the following numbers Of delegates in said convention. tO-wlt:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
ORANGE COUNTY MINIS
SIONERS.

The Board Of County Commis
eioners. met Sept. 1st, in regala,
session. Present, n. T. Hal |, Chair.
man; Jno. F. Lyon and D. Il. Nor.
row, Commissioner. =
Morelaad Jackson was conf, fued
ss keeper OF the poor house i.9r q
term of two years.
The following named perso o,
were dn~n TO serve "a jurors al
rse Fall Tern of Orange Superior,
Court:
First Week: A. j. Durham, Wm.
G. Weaver, u. e. Davis, Thos. f.
Dodson. b Fl. Bell, L. J. Oldham,
Willis Smith, James f. Jones, Wm.
L. Smith, L. ~. Hall, Thos. J, Har.
ris, Andrew J. Daniel, John r.
Hobbs, Thomas C.. Rountree, e.
more n. Faoce,te, HenryJ Thomp-
son, Wm. NJ. Kinnion, Richard Hal
ley, Thos. J. Gates, w. ]. Hogan,
Jr., Nelson L. Nichols, Hinton Til.
ley, w. j. Kirkland, J. B. Wright,
E. A. Dickson. w. r. Ste ward, j.
X. Whitaker, Samuel H. Jordan,
Thomas n. Fauce,te, John Dodson,
James W. Bacon, Wesley Compton,,
Robert j. Taylor, E. A.. Clark, j.
D. Jordan and Jos. Il. Murray.
Second Week VIM. E Hall, D..
&. Hayes, James j. Hogan, Lueco
Gooch, William Lewis, Stephen +.
Gates, A. E. Laws, +. A. Rosemond,
VIM. Tapp, H. G. Andrew VS., James
T. Turner, Irwin Kirkland, Rufus
M. Durham, Samuel L. Nelson, A.
&. Anderson James N. Parker and
David S. Allison.
The following persons were ap
pointed Registrars:
Hillsboro-Geo. J. Faucel,e.
Holmes'-Geo. w. Tate.
Universily-Robert McCauley.
Cedar Grove-W. r. Tate.
Toler's-W. D. Woods.
C2ijwAII-J. w. Terry.
Jackso"'s Shop-A. L.. Holden.
Chapel Hil-Merritt Cheek.
Pa..erson's-R. u. Patterson.
Coles S1ore-L. J. Lloyd.
White Cross-D. NJ. Durham.
Ca,es-S. S. Webb.
John Wilson was appointed con-
stable for Little River Township.
Various accounts allowed.
JOAN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
We have been furnished nv n

We have been furnished bv n
+. Hall, Chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners, With the fol.
towing information which will be in
teresting TO our readers: Total
valoe Of property listed by the list.
ers, for year 1884, $l,92O,55S.O 90. ,,
81 cents on the 500, s9,602.7 - !:
incomes, $4,000, at l per cent, 500 +:
Polls, s3,266 90 Dnob BILE taxes on
unlisted property Tor 1883, s54.s9;
'Ihe taxes on property aud polls
amount to s13,079.48
There will be a gran.l ra,i6ca-
, ion meeting a. Chapel Hill, Sa,ur-
d sy, Sept 18th Senator Ransom.
H. Bum, Hon. John Manning
and Major John W. Graham will
add ress the meeting. \ grahd time
may be expected
AT the Camp Meeting at the
Ridge some Is or 20 persons have
been converted, and a good deal of
interest is being manifested. The
services last Sunday were attended
by several hundred persoi.s.
Mr.. Thomas j. Hall, of this
county, lost n tobacco barn by Ere
Tuesday morning.
james K. Paul died at his home
near H;llsboro Wednesday night.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
~,nVFRTISING RATES


Inmn orr wear, 5000.
nm. $4,000.
- 1880.
.ar.ra- f,ae inrll.) one insertion,
!, IA f.. eIch subsequent iLseEt.ou
mr.n,- per square.
~Co.rt Notices. 6 weeks cash.
r.. a,+i When payment Is delayed for
rnnrh-. 5000.
rLoeal advertisements 10 cents per
r., -,
TO EIter will not be responsible
yi.x~ o. correspondents.
lyrrti-.mrnts and communications
/. be cent ia by Wednesday Of each
zsrk. -,
rhe PAPER i put TO press on Thurs
- that il may be sent through the
al. OIL Friday. :,
hi j. the only newspaper published
grange County, and every citizen Of
~ comfy ~hould take it and encour-
80 \, publication.
end to this office, at-once, notices OF
>,-ri.ge,. deaths, accidents, &c, in fact
~,rttlny Of interest. and we will take
4.sre IL publishing. 1t Is the desire
"Ar Editor Of this paper to publish a
s...-t a-s County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

Prof W. &. Browne, Practical
and Scientific Op,iciau, is in Hills
boro, aud will remain here tor . few
weeks. His Crystal Diamond and
Australian Pebble Spectacles are
adapted I" any detect of the eyes
whether arising from age or any
other cause. He comes highly re-
commended b. me press wherever
he has been. Those suffering from
impaired sigh. snd have NOS yet
availed themselves ct his services,
should O fail TO avail themselves of
tbs opportunity. While in Hills
horo he can h- found at tie board
ny house OF Mrs. Priscilla Pogue.
Maj. Graham and Col. Kufin
are attending GuiIford court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

DRHrERTY FOR SAhEORRENT
The tract Of laid formerly belonging
to John Graham. near the Emo River.
with good house and containing abou,
lis acres. is offered for safe op liberal
terms. If not sold, then for rent.
Also for rent the l{ul and Lyttle
tracts. Apply to
JOHN W. GRAHAM.
Sept. l. 1884.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day qualified as Administrator "i
Iohn p. Forrest, deceased. before The
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Orange
Couutv. All persons having claims
ao,iu.t the estate will therefore present
chem in the time prescribed uy las. ana
ali nersons indebted TO the same will
make prompt, payment. This 23rd day
of Aug. lss4-
CHARLES T. FORREST.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
SCROFULA

can only be cared by a thorough purifca-
tioa Of the blood. Ii this Is neglected.
the disease perpetuates its faint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier symptenatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous EruPtions, Tu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. II allowed TO con
tinue, Rheumatism, ScrofulOns Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal naEadies, are
produced BY II.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
Sept. |. 1882
NOTICE.

TXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Having qualified as Executors upon
the estat, Of the late Joseph McCul-
loch all persons indebted t. saiu estate
will coIne forward at once and settle.
Those having claims against tie same
will present them by Aug. 10Th. 1888,
or this notice will pleadSin bar IF their
recovery. This August 20, 1882.
J. II. MILLER.
j. ". MII.LEk,
E<rvut,fS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

1~rs 81 cents tos postage. ana rcceaye
w. !, eos,,v TX o: goods which will
r.,,, al. 81 ~.,.es ex. TO more r.oney
III, Wv thai. afK,.h'ng else In thAs
"a Id Fortune. ~ al. the workers al
A. 20 II sure. AT vnce addre. TECE d
C. A1g4sa- Maine
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
T AND SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Superior
Court OF Orange county to me directed.
L will sell to the highest bidder At the
court house door in Hlllsboro. en-
Wednesday October lst, 1854. the tract
of laod on which John r. Riley now
lives, adjoining the lands of Geo.ge
Pratt, W. X. Thompson. Catherine Hes
ter and others, containing forty-fve
acres, more or less. Terms of sale cash.
This Sept. 2, 1884.
5. L. TORRENT.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

DESCRIPTION RATES:
...v,a.. 70 be paid III advance, $l.5O.
f'as ~. :" $1.OO.
- !" an.,hs . 80 cts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

- SALE BY
NJ ICS WEBB. u X. X BRO. IIilIsboro. ~. G:
a. I&. FOUSEIEl:. ISoxboro. n. L.
u. w. Harden (.raInnn. -. G..
L. ~. PAL I TX Err, Durham. y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
Boarding Il Day
xchoo1 tor Young La
h3esaud Little Girls

HILLSBORO, n. e.
TIME MISSES NASH AND Alss
KOLLOCK will resume q e1sl.
cises of their School on Friday. Isl OF
August, 1854. and close them tue lotn
of December 10 weekeo
Circulars vent on application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
i. DMi<ISiRATOK'> NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrators 9!
Mrs. Rhteia Couch late deceased. all
n.rsous indebted TO said estate VIII
1--WE forward a, once and settle. Ih''se
havInp claims agains. the same VIII
nresan, them by the sd day OF Angns',
Iss5. otherwise this notice will be pieao
in bar Of their recovery. This August
%. 1854.
Admr. Mrs. Rhoda Coutn.
JANIS B. MASON, Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

@-.tt Lars ! DIHly cNhpdpcF.
w-TIIE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
Is on CHURTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE @
Mr.. 4. w. Graham has gone to
Alabama.
-Nsio or Robert Bingham Vas ia
nyp Monday.
Nov - the time TO give yoar
,oy SMITHS Worm OIL.
See advertisement Of pocket
300. found toy Allen J. Cameron.
See the announcement Of n. L.
Eianj, candidate tor. county treas
u'er
Not, a church bell vas heard 10
the tow OF l1illskofo last Sunday
aigtt
-Mt. ). T. Forrest, Comuis-
.oncr. alver,iscs land tor sale. See
so.,ce.
MAJOR Johu W. Graham adver-
.se, aud Ter selc md tent. See his
advertisement.
Hon. Dan Ell Il. Fo~.e will 4A
1tes. Tie people Of Roxboro, Sa,ur-
lsy >cp;eulber Glk.
see notice Of sale .f hand by
;Jseph &. Webb, Administrator
j The late Abutr Lewis.
Mr.. Th"mas J. Oldham, Com.
nsslon"r, atvertlses valuable pro
ley tor sac. See notice.
-McAsrs J. X. nnd J. w Miller,
ave qualiiel As Executors upon
te estate If the late Jo>ept Nc
C4.och See notice.
Mr. samuel Il. Smith, OF RAJ!
=, 80 been visiting his Iartn,.
sd trends N Orange lie r-tu,ncc
20 Raleigh las, Tuesday.
Weak, ervou men should pe
'st trial package OF Prot Harms
inul.c / ca,men'. Harris Rem,
dy y, i'roprictols, ST. Luis, NJ"
Key. w. +. Wilhelm having re-
I4rncd from his visit TO the noun
'h', vii, We suppose, fill his pull
~ he Presbyterian church next
>tai4y molalns aud night.
->Arinef's Indian Vera tuuc
"'el three thousand chlldrep tom
ease aud death. |, IS the " pnicl
Hr aye. 1t will not deceive ,on
sac by W A.. Hayes, Druggist.
-"o believe ia diversified crups.
ifr 1han aud Grass and imrsoved
We therefore refer our tar
- TIE advertisement OF Messrs.
vet >neai 4 Co, of Richmond,
= l'h!"rters ot Orchilla Guano.
ne County commissioners v,s-
HE n"nr house Tuesday. and
"erth,ng in good order.
'c 81 inmates In charge oi
ser keeper, Mr.. Moreland
WHO, We are glad 10 know,
-A~-lI Gvlon, aged 3 years
I1'er ot \. J and Susap A
l'n' ! "a Monday, September |
,'ae'at services took place from
u. and were conducted :" b.; ' Is,
a1or, Rev. J. +. Gay.
Tie Person County Tourie'
Mstlat the new court house, unde
{ Satchtal eye of Mr.. G.. w
"ovn, will be complete in abou
Gee weeks. We think it secon,
:, 70 any in the State. II is
arg Of beauty, and q JOY forever.
"A; this season Of the year GU
ulens abound with decayiug vege
'ion and the yards and streets {
Flown accumulate their full char
a'th. We again ask our.citizer
A - 10 forget the sanitary preca'
EDS SO necessary for the health OF
SHInun,.y.
An interesting match game
se ball was played Friday, Augu
- SIX miles southwest of Hill
so, on Woody's road, hetwe.
Woody Road Club and Il
~ek Woods Club, resulting in
s.ory for the former by q score
40 Is.
Malaria 10 all its forms po
'eiy cured with EMoRY's STAN
CURE PILLS, a neve.-faili
ueoyi purely vegetable, conts
,aa'n'ne or other poisonous ag,
VA endorsed by physicians q
"a oy druggists e.erywhere.-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
CRAIN DRILLS!GRAIN DRILLS!

The Pennsylvania Force-Feed .Fer;il-
izcr Grain Drill will cornrete with any
Df.il Oh the market. aud 50 confden,
ain | &! - superiority. particularly Of
! f4.Ic- tlsat Il in ~ tad CONDITION.. A'eh
w..h iurnIs~. traeL SUD foreign matur,
nh "a; .rrfaitty. regularity a.d .ae
,A.r.h. reun-ylvania viii every time
While i: i positively .*ces<ary 20 hass
a drill Lat viIi -1w grain evenly: thou,
sand. Of dollar are annually c1p. SIed
IN artificial fertilizers, and It - equally
! inporAnt 10 have one that vii! DIS
.ribu:e phosphate : II =" ssfne pre-
cg.jo,- slt..- l:tc difficulty has been
eve-!.rc.G III. tie s.~d part o! any
o.tse !ead.us drills / use, sc d"eii
n. +. r~sarticn af!y ugyos. the 'eEiliik-r 81
n.ne..; ah.eh US heretofore zen
~. .our. oi - nuef. ironhle u II
pt .Gi-scnt principle e.ttrs-
Ii. = t..e nns ..,s.er. In - = = an Ab-
~3tt!b fG.,t k.-FEEH -; sa~ N
Ss.f tlt III :-t.st!- b"f ia.i l"'o-
u..r- i *..-
ftr.4 AIT
. b4..-sil5e. &.
Also. AT - E...ne- Bol!erA
- sa.-M.ll., r-re.'n, a-chi'lea. lior3
!. \po~e.a. Sru. Machines, Eoli!ns tioSo
Betting. ar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because Of a superstition that 1t could be
cured by a ting's touch. The world IS
wiser now, IND knows that
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
r . u ~ ID

r . u ~ ID!
\ POCKET BOOK containing a
IA sum of money. The owner can
have the same by proving property and
paying charges for this advertisement.
by applying to
ALLEN j. CAMERON,
HillsbOrO, n. G.. -.
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23
SWriricu!..


II Is not probable lhnt swcc''ncats
will ever 90 ont %. fashion and eve. :
year wclursiion whcu new genius viii
arise To- add a new Havor. iu compound
or invent ncN variety. ,'crr Was -
period. np druh', when their numrer
was la smaller tJHr t"-daN when
mincc-pics Wrr" an uukn"Wn quantity,
frozen puddiu-' and ices were nchula
In the h"nii. ot thr irvrniur. when COM
potes ana ian> were yet to hc evolved.
whNu E.armnl0dv AMI cN',iIatlun haI
not nrcn introduced ana preserves were
IN thcir infancy 10 i' N,'c "a" toliSr-
keeper al tHyt agv Nr' No hi-'N 70
broii over taV k'i,,tn .'rr r' 'tpi 'DIu-
mcr, day. rain ,'r r,"o.i l'. nd en-
Danger h'g,.iurs,irr. -pn, put
ting up pcag And ie,Dnl.n' .nti. only
10 cNcpt IN icFlnoa' N e'i' % '"uGAS
they lasted l"sl 'icA suuUid '.oll on
her laudr and become rPtoach 10
her. Neither uu In" olrcr LaId could
She lmbi;icr the existence u hrr un-
thrifty ucignbors los the excellence of
her von,erNc', the luriditN ot her Jelly.
II Is difficult I" believe that the time
ever existed when some Kind al .Ncci-
h'" ""N NV '""'''''" W. ''-"" Wv
guest, aud what an era must that lave
been WREN the ho,sckccpcr : failure to
prepare the dainty ot her ancestor re-
suited. ~ PROBABLY IL sometimes did. in
the discovery, not Of "A new continent. but
Of II new coniec,ion, What n prestige
il must have given her among her
friends, and how the Younger brood
mus nav" lo"krd mp t"h"r ~ an author
iiy on connections. ani hr' '"p'",npora-
rics chNird her good lp,A' IT. ranu-
facture ~ sweet .a's drdrcry
whi,.. is. howrt, p. ipoPrr regarded
n AN acron,,.-rtl,ut me" even
Bridget has cau- ,Ii' hatch. Nature
seems I" it",r been lpuN"cht Ia MI the
pot and jar w.t. II Hr'n, sweets !, is
not only the orchard fruits wine, hive