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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
LEON KARIN.

Burt & Moars shoes St Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
PHYSICIANS.

nR NJ. ACoRNELiUs.
Office, III Elm street.
Residence, corner OF san Jacin'o and Pa.
yilion streets Residence telephone No.
30: Office telephone No !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22

DR, F. S. DAVIS,
~ homeopathic Physician.
special attention given TO diseases of
women and children. GRADUATED sore ewes
cured. ONCE 9l5 Sim street, Postoifice
Il jck, Dallas, Texas.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
DROWNED IN FISH HAWK BAY.

SYRANAC LAKE HOUSE, Aug. 8 (Specidn.-
Dr. j. g. Deavan OF Albany. with his wifo arrived here
by the stage on Friday night, July 81. aud started u
the lakes with A. c. Clarke old guide. who had been
with him year after year for several years They left
here for Tuppers Lake House on August l. Yesterday
morning DIR. Delavan, wife and guido went on . fishing
excursion to Fish Hawk Bay. TGppcrs Lake. About
IL o'clock they started for Tuppers Lake House for
dinner. As they about to start the doctor saw
large hawk Having shotgun In readiness In the boat
he seized and partly and red at the hawk Tho
gun being heavily loaded changed his position and cap
sized the boat. Mrs Deavan says that tney all went
down. She came 10 the surface first aud then saw
Clarke the guide. She says that she saw Clarke while
attempting to climb the boat which upside
down the time. lie lied and sank again. She has
no recollection OF seeing the doctor after going down
tue first Mcclure the proprietor OF the Tuppcr-
Lake House. knowing they had no lunch sent boat Ia
look them. Tho rescuing party found Mrs Dravnn
all twisted up IN the fishing tackle which tied her TO the
boat and prevented her drowning She oated around III
tue water attached the boat, from about IL IA. until
about p. H.. when she was rescued.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
.NiIISI ~ y
PORT OF SEw.YoRk...... SATURDAY. AUG.
ARi.IV

ARRIVED
Steamer Germsnc rl. Kennedy. L-erDool July 80 via
Queens 81. with mdse and pasengeIs 10 cortis
the 8Sar at
steamer Marsl0 jenkins Hull July 20 with ndse 10
sanderson a Arrived At the Bar at DO a IN.
Steamer schedam Dichl Bzsker. Amsterdam July 25.
mfsc ard 10 func Ldye Co. Arrived st
the Bar al $50 m.
steamer II caiao CBr seholtz. Ciudad Bolivar 81 days
with mdse and passengers 10 J Agostini
flanboroush trb Fraser, Barhaioes july ~.
10 1T kItis days with ndse and passengers "
A = Outerbndge a Co Arrived at the Bar at Oam -
Steamer Wehzyen tNor. sewalc. BarAcoa days with
fruit Gomez q Pesrsa.
Lady Bertha (br). Parsons Baracoa days with
fruit 10 II Dulois.
steamer vidctie Fuller. Baracoa days with fruit to the
NJ rritt Frdit 40. -
steamer trv Augusta Nics.rson savanna ah days. with
M ps-scpgers 10 Henry Nongs. ir
ship vaBdalia OF 1t John NIB oonan Antwerp 81 days
and barrels TO order vessel to scammelBros
Ship tof Windsor Ns DcIter Waterford 81 days.
In ballast 10 snow a burgess.
rAfLED.
serva and City of Berin for Liverpool Canada
and Koss-, London Anchora 0asgowi Chicago. Hull War
wick Avonmouth. Katie, Stettn. khseta and California
ambur<. A Schoen Rotteraam; Belgenlani, Antwerp
Nowmipster Ieghorp; Andes ~ Johns. fbs
Newport Havana Col rido OaIyeson Iaahasseo. haysn
city OF psatka. Charleston Btneiactor. wnin ston
Bark Carl Haasted. Anjer. Jaya Padosa Alexapdra l..
THE a)vsaESr5 - srsAts.,
PLYMOUTH, Aug s-Arnved steamer Wieiand tGerl. Heb.
h. from NewYork July 80, her 10 Hamburg and
PROCEEDED.
Iowa. IRON 6cs YORK July %.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
LIVES LOST IN A FIRE.
BURNING OF A LARGE TENEMENT HoUsl

A FIVE STORY BUILDING WITH ONLY TWO STAIR
wAYs-sEvERAL BODIES TAKEN OUT OF THE
RUINS.
fBY TELBoRArH TO THE rRrBuxA1
MANcHEsrER, Nh, Aug. 8.-Webster BLOCK
was fvestory structure of largo dimensions In the
main thoroughare of this oty The lower floor was 90
cupied with shops and stores, whe the upper noora
were divided into tenemsnts and wero occupied BY
families comprising hundreds of people The building
had one stairway tho front and ono on the rear.
more perfect nre trap could not be conceived Just DO
fore 12 O'Clock last flames issued from tho base
ment and An alarm sounded. Policemen Glnes ana
Griffin entered the block the inmates and suo
ceeded In rousng The flames spread mp the
to roof and the top Of the structure which was soon
In names The smoke extended into every part OF the
block and the officers obliged to return. On tnor
way out Ocer Glnss stumbled over the prostrate form
of woman, Annie Burns, claspng her child, age two,
to her breast She was removed TO surgeons oce and
with difficulty resuscitatsd. The child was dead Mean
time crowds assembled and tho fremen had streams of
upon Tho burning pile Ladders were RAISED 20
cuity "' restrained from throwing themselves to
the ground. safely landed Scores Of hafnaksd s
persons were taken out IN this manner Nearly All the
people Of the poorer Glass; aud tho losS OF tne
sfecis they win feel severely. t..
mates less injured The fre WAS stubborn
one but at the flames we're extngulshed 1t was
searched The building became Of tho real extent
of the calamity. A cousin of one OF the
families In the block went there to search Tor
mis- relatives, who lived In tenement In the third story
of the middle of the building After searehnE the tene
nsn for some time entered cIeset Near and under
heap Of rubbish he found the head OF woman. Word
was communicated TO Marshal jenkins OF the fact and
he proceeded to the closet and exhumed six bodies.
IT. Q names Of the dead Mrs. Philomene Compo.
years. and Prospcro CoInpo, nine years hrs Justin fa
rent and two Elsie Parent twcnty.one years
and Lrnorc Parent, two months The husband
of the elder woman Is at work out
of town and has been Informed of tho calamity IT Is
rupposed that the parties while seeking by the
stairway ran into the closet and suffoeaed there
Tie ne spread through the city and IL befng
holiday vast and excited crowds assembled In front OF
the building and around the underakers shop Great
expressed by the popuace at the owners
of the structur5 for ts death-trap peculiaritics.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
MEMORIAL SERVICE IN MEXICO.

CRY or MEXICO, Aug. 8, via Galv est0n.-
The American residents here held memorial services in
honor of General Grant ct the Methodist Episcopal
Church to-day. The Rev. John W. Butler presided and
assisted by all the American clergymen In city
An eloquent eulogy WAS pronounced by the United
States Minister General Jackson. Among the any dis
nguished Mexcans present were President Diaz and
tho mombors Of his Cabinet and forty army officers
wearing bands Of Grape their Tho diplomatic
corps also attended the Tho music was fur
nished by the famous Zapadotes Military Band. The
number Of persons who desired to show their respect
and sympathy for the American people their loss OF
their great general WAS largo that the church coud
not contain all those who endesvored to obtain Adms
sion All over the city nsgs hung half n asst
aud the national standards at the palace we're also half
masted by order Of tho President Many officea and
houses occupied BY Americans were decorated with
mourning symbols All circles Of Mexican society am
cerely mourn the death Of the American hero.
JUDGE TOURGEEs ADDRESS AT CHAUTAUouA
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. 8 (SpcciaD.-The largest
gathering that has assembled since August
1870 wnen General Grant here for three days was
assembled here this afternoon honor TO his mem
ory Judge Tourg6e powerful tribute was lIstened 10
With profound attention BY 10000 to $4,000 psopJc
Ino Assemply's manager very generously throw open
Of al.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
ExTRADITrON OF CRIMINALS.

ALBANY, Aug. S.-GovernOr Hill has just
issued circular stating the conditions under which lac
will fvoraby regard applications 10 him for the extra
dition OF criminals The circular Is code of procc
dure" for layyers who d, sire 20 obtain ion
papers for criminals or this state. who have He'd
TO otherI States, or for. tthe surrender oi
criminals OF other States who within tho limits OF
this state. The rtnors ch Of desire apparently 10
that the papers shat be regularly drawn anu supported
afluuylts.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN PARIS.

THE AMERICAN LEGATION IN LONDON CLOSED
NO DEALINGS IN AMERICAN SECURITIES.
PARIS, Aug. 8.-The memorial services in
honor of General Grant were held In the American
Chapel here to-day. Many French officials and the rep
resenaves Of foreign attended tho ceremonies
All the members OF the American Legation present.
also those Of the Consulate Many members OF
tho American colony were In attendance. Daring tho
services 8 message from President Cleveland read
LONDON. Aug. 8.-Ihe American Legation aud the
Offices Of the American Consulgene closed TO-
day out Of respect TO tho memory Of General Grant
Tho American Exchange Building fs draped In black.
Americans generally observed the day.
Dealers In American securities absented themselves
rom the London Stock Exchange to-day out respect
for the Of General Grant. and brokers dealt
these securities between themselves at the cablcd
tations. The Americans resident In London wear
Ing crape their left arms All the places Of resort
for Americans wcro closed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
WHAT
President Garields Physician,
DR.. Bliss,
And OTHER EMINENT MEDICAL men
Say of Speer'S Wines.
wAsHrSoroS. D. c.. Jan. rs. 1884.

WARRINGTON, ID. G., jan -, looa
MR.. ALFRED sPEER ESQ, Passac " j.
Dear Sir to acknowledge the superior quaiy OF
nes Of YOUR production notably Port Vino and " say
have prs crbed for patients for tho past Two
years and satisfactory results nave fuh con-
adence in the purity Of your wnos and that thoy are uni
formy OF standard strength hence prescribe them almost
a, ,c,p.ivev In nv practico Very truly yours
d. w. BLISS, MD. 1929 F.st Washington. D. O.
1929 F.sr., WASHINGTON. d, c., May 20. 1884.
ALFRED sPEER ESQ, Passaic, N. j.
Dear Sir I'll been greatly pleased with your ~ j..
Wnea and specially 30 the Carot and Burgundy
v,sh you 10 send OF yonr uaret and one Oh
burgundy my Ass two casos OF Carst ana ono
Of Bur gundy TO my niece ". Il No. - 2sths st.,
Nev Yo,k CITY, and send tho bill for both orders TO mo-
Your carly attention will greatly obige Yours
truly " W. oIiSS NJ D'
PEEKsKnI, N Y. June3. 1854
Mr. ALFRED BPEER, Passaio. ~ J.
Dear Cir result Of my investigations OF your wines
oonvnces they perfectly pure They are the best
have over tested The Unermsned is especially noursh-
ng and whcre the Of alcohol Is not requred Is well
for Your Port Grape Is all that can DO DO
sired IN Port Wine speak physician With regard
to your Burgundy and Claret table Wines Ike the.
very much but and Unfsrmentsi tho most
valuable in sickness Pedro Brandy fills want ons
felt profession for pure brandy can only be obtained
with great difficulty, what price paid Respect
fully yours. etc. As CohNEh' M ~,
| Analytic Chemist Of Food and Drink.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
SPOTTED LIKE A DALMATIAN DOC.

DAYTON, Ohio Aug. S.-A child born Of
r. spcctablc German parents last week is curiously
rksd with jet black spots varying In sze foma pin
ne nd to half dollar The left foot IL all black About
two hirds OF the body white. The DOy is perfectly
healthy his parents The spots resemble those on
a coach dog.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
ALSO, FERNElTED GRAPE JUICE
OR THE
FORT GRAPE WINE,

This IA onpe Wine made from dead ripe oporto rapes
r speer raises grapes AMI makes pure beng nothn
fcmentei Juice of the Oporo Grape especially Tor
the and Hospitals Ths IL the wine that Is
40 highy by PLY sicans and members
Of the Boar OF for IL purity and ts valuable mecic
nal propertIeA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
A means Of AIl-Nighs Inhalation that will Cur'
Cstsrrh, May-Fever, Asthms and Cen
sumptiUn
A Great Advance in Medical Science |!

TIE testimony to s results beyond All Question n the
air poisoned with dccaying matter breatnec
for continuous period will lmpregnAe the body With dts
ease Hence dphtheria typhoid fever ctc Let mar
Put pillow tho pipe OF sewer and aeep there
Tor knows that a the end OF that TIM!
he sick dead Ih proves that PROLONGED
air hes specific effect on tho human ystsn
Remedial arr for good poisoned ar for bad.
Jhe Pillow. Inhaler invention that makes an atmo6
phere and in er nose az Tor egnt
that cures srr, bronchtr Asthma and Consumption
It's results good its power to cur diseased condt
ton OF tho and lungs simply wonderful and without
any parae the hpery OF the ucanepto OF this class
disoases pillow hidden reservoirs tled with medi
cnes hat remedial vaporor air The suneror Eoos
10 led In usual and sleeps upon As henhaos ths
AIR rrom night night gradually the res OF inhammi
ou In lungs sO0thed dschargos ana cougi
ceaso pan place TO and In short ume no VOL
person . ,,--.
HON. Il. l. HEDDEN, Collector Of the PORT New
York. saysi
take pleasure stating that the Pillcw-Inhaler"
has been greatest relief aud belle 70 OF pcrma-
mont boneAt my wife. who has becn great sunorer
from bronchial catarrhal troubles accompanied
with distressing Asthma 1 recommend ts use 70 all
persons AFFLICTED with such mslsdics.
Il. L. HEDDEN.
Send for explanatory pamphlet aud tssmoaial You vii
THE PfLLOW-INhALER CO..
10 EAST l4TH-bT. NEw.fORk
Main 0@cA 1890 chssinutsI. PhalaAslphiA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
WORSE THAN CHOLERA |

QnOth Mt. Roach 20 Mr. Fly
81 think we're struck With oh0lcr'sii"
mo. no." said Fly, much worse. slsoki
IL that deadly stuff they call BuhachP
The Great taliio ma insect Powder
The Giant OF ITS line no poison try It,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
ABOVE REpR0Acu.

Many OF the wines upon the market a this day mix
ture o chemicals and water speers wines have
reputation that Is above they have been ndOrse'
by the leading and Hospital nurses VI ths count
and Europe.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

To patronize Drug store Ike RKEks where you I'm
picty everything being tho and
kewfse tho OF tho salesmen and at
The time feel tha buying at the LOW
POSSIBLE PRICES consistent With tie BKsI.
Drug Store No. $50 6h-ave, u without doubt,
the popular aad reliable In the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

THE PRINCESS or WALES BUsTLE,
Sold By All Afstslass IetsilsrA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
CTRF FOR THE DFAF

PEcK's PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
PERpEcrY HEsToEg Tng HEARING and perform tho work
OF tho Natural Drum Always position but invis bio "a
whispers heart distinctly We refer ~ those using them
Send illustrated book with Testimonials free Address
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

PILES AND CONsTrPATIoH.-Upham' Vege
table Electuay Forty years the acknowledged specific
Circulars free 30 East 4thst, NJ sold py al drusgstA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

LACTART, delicious with water and suga
only. 70 and 50 oents Drugsists and aroceIa
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
CHOLERA, DTPHTHERIA, FEvERs, MAJ

You that have cOrns, prepare to shed them
now by using Alcocks Corn Plaster Only 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
HER MAJEsTY's CORsEr

Reduces tho se and increases tho length Of Tho waist
neshy lAes without injurious tight Acn9 Try them Bal
faction guaranteed or money refnnded-
Sold By all first class retailsrR
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
DR.. JOHN ELLIS, who has written several
works and numerous articles on
BIBLE WINES, bitterly opposing
fcrmented Wine, says In
his lastwork of 1883, page ..
POI. as follows:

"Mr Alfred speer whose saesroom Is M lo warren-st
New York producer ofnatvc wines and has large
near Passac manufactures quito extensively
wine oporto Grapes and supplies 10 70
many xious socites purposes He informs
the he preserves ly suiphuriration process
which .Ths Academy tells Us Ia used 70 check icrenta
ton IN after fermentation has progressed "a
far as desirable Tho reader readily sec to object 70
wine preserved from fermentation by suphurkA"n and yet
aak terneuted vine which has han tho samo treatment
IA 10 strain ct gnat and swallow camel The writer
assured by Mr. speer that he nothing but suphurza
ton TO preserve his wine unermcnted
Tho writer obtained from Mr. speer bottle OF MS unfer'
menod wine IN February 1888 and found very pleasant
and nutritious Mr W. j. Parsons and the writer put
portion OF this wine and distilled and condensc
about third Of tho rct,rt Tho dsato
had neither the smell nor tho tasto alcohol did choi
cal tosts indicate any trace OF alcohol
Here then have an uncrmened wine actnay IN tno
market which the writer thinks far paitaolo than
ted wine and unpouted nv cavon Many religious
societes arc unny and there reason why tho
New Church and there no excuse Tor eur
continuing 10 use lesvsnod whle there an unfer
mentsd wine already In the market"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
- TAKE MY COCKTAIL IN THE MORNING."
instead Of cocktail to brace up on. take wnesassfu
RIKRR's ELIXIR oF CALIsAYA BARK

won't start on spree but will brace you mp
day. not mention the appetite you'll Pint bottles
cents Only 10 be obtained at KkKRs DKUo STORE No 80
sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
HENRY A, DANIELS. NJ. ID,

IA Leringtou.sve, between Goth and 30th st&
H0urs-S 10 !, to7 Diseases Of tho Nervous ystem
0enito- Urinary organA Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

prevented by the nsc Of RKKD CARSRcKs SODIUM HYP
cnLoR1K Dsinoctant) Recommended by tho Public Heal
association Superior TO all other Dsnfectants and
cdcs soid Send for pamphlet l52 Fulton st
Eew-York
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1T IS A GREAT SATISFACTION

1T is A GREAT SATISFACTION
patronize Drug store like RKEhs. where you I'm
sy rely on s%s " % ~, ' % n and ID
The sms @c ise .ss nEp that yoa are bnyng at the LOW
sSs Hn's :'S:'s We 'f ~.Aou. doubt
ABOVE REPROACH.
Many Of the wines upon the market at this day are miI
.ha, Is aboxe hsy have BEEN
by the leading and Hospital nures VI this county
CURE FOR THE DEAF.
PEcK's PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
pEnyEcnY nEsronH TnE IIEAnso and perform tho work
Sbss sGs and sHs and even
whispers heart distinctly. We rs.5 @ those using them
eIf Isco1 sSead%s SsnSn ii: sS psDs1
WORSE THAN CHOLERA
onoth Mr.. Roach to Mr Fly.
~ think we're strict With oholcr'si"
taI deadly .a thsy sa ri; s.Fs
The Great .aliic ma Insect Powder
You that have corns prepare to shed them
now by usng Allcocks Corn Plaster. Only 10 cents.
CHOLERA, DIPHTHERIA, FEvERs, MALARIA,
Sy .as 9f REED m G nn Hsrc
2. 70 all Per o., and s
New-YOrk
Earl e. Wilson's +. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere
A WINEGLAssFUL OF
RKER's TONIC WINK COCA,
In glass of lemonade punch. ginger ale. soda water.
makes tho most delicious refreshing
drink imaginable and is at the same tune most excellent
osnt: per sio. sold sTons
Yo3 sixth Avenue
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA LHxingt0uave, between Goth and 30th stS
H0urs-S t0 l. TOT. Diseases 0f tho Nervous system
oenito- Urinary organA Impotence and sserility.
II TAKE MY COCKTAIL IN THE MORNING."
Instead Of cocktail to brace take wncslassful Of
RIKRRs ELIXIR or CAIIsAYA BARK.
u won't start you on but win brsce you for s
day not TO mention the appetite you'll have Pint bottles rs
cents Only 10 be obtained at kkkRs DRUo No 3b3
sixth Avenue
LACTART, delicious with water and sugar
only. 10 and 30 cents. DrugGsts and 9roccIA
Pills AND CONsrIPATIoS.-Upham's Vege-
table Eectuary Forty tho acknowiedgod apeihc
Circulars free 30 Last Ithst- NJ X sold al drusgst
HER MAJEsTYs CORSET
Reduces tho size and ncresses the length Of tho waist
49,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
Earl a. Wilson's +. e. w. brand of
Collars and Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere.

In glass OF emonate puncn ginger Ale. sods WAFER OF
oewater makes tho most delicious and refreshing
drink imaginable and In at the excellent
and rTIMU.AST for both Large boos
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

Memorial services were held in Richmond Raleigh.
Cleveland Kansas City. Cincinnati. San Francisco New
Orleans and In nearly cities Of the United
81 ten The ceremonies comprised the tolng Of bells,
the firing Of sauea aud services At which eulo
gies Of the dead General delivered. The memory
of Grant honored also In various cities OF the
Dominion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-22
Nervousness.

The moment there Is danger Of impair
ment the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists fore
bodings OF evil, a desire for solitude,
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when Insanity
has already taken place, PgRUNA and
MANALIN shousl be implicitly relied on
But Il is never well to wait 50 long before
treatment is commenced. The early
symptoms are loss Of strength, soliness
OF the muscles, dim or weak sight, pecu-
liar expression of the face and eyes,
coated tongue, with Impaired digcsi0ni
or in others, certain powers onlyHrc lost
while they are otherwise enjoying com
paratively good health, In AFT these Pc
RUsA and MANALIs should at once be.
taken. lN lH ~
. Mrs. s. Smith, Hillsvillc, Lawrence
County, Pa, writes: " DIR. s. b. HART
MAN & Co, Columbus, O.: have beena
great sufferer for ten years. II seemed 9s
though every organ in my body was DIS
eased NJ one time or another. / had about
given up all hopes. when I commenced
taking PERUNA and MANAIrS. IL i'm
mediately began 70 Improves tina soreness
and pain disappeared, strength gradually
returned, and now am as well as ever
In my life, and owe II an 10 your PERU
MA and MANALIN. I recommended it
to my friends and it gives better satisfac-
ton than any othermedlcinc ever heard
Of" Iiii I0t- gr.ei 100 Pei
ri. 49, pt-.. ivy AZ. rtss t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-22
To Be Remembered.

The surroundings of the village
and country school houses are about
as cherries and uninvlting as it is
possible to make them. This is
principally for the want of some
body with sufficient public spirit to
take the lead. We suggest to the
nearly half million teachers occupy
ing these houses, that they cannot
so easily confer a more lasting bene-
iit on their pupils, or more edectu-
ally perpetuate their own memory,
than by planting, if no more, a
couple oftrees in the school ground.
In many sections, it ia not too late
now. If convenient, select from
the margin of some wood lot two
nice, thrifty trees--not too large-of
maple. ash, oak, elm, linden, yellow
wood, or any other hardy sort suit
ed to the soil and climate, or, if no
such convenient place be handy,
let the little fellows contribute a
few pennies each, and procure from
the nearest nursery the needed
trees, one for tho scholars, aud one
for the teacher.
Having dug the holes for them
broad and deep, and procured some
rich surface soil, place Them m
position, and with some appropria to
let every one, even to
the smallest littlo tot, do something
toward the planting. This will in
sure a feeling of ownership, and
will help to plant those trees deep
in their affections, and canse each
one 10 1eel an interest in their fIt-
ture care. If your good example
should never afterwards be initial
ed, those two trees win do much to
relieve the dreary loneliness of
that school yard, aud will continue
to exert a goodly influence. And
years afte,, when those trees are
falIgrpwn, and those boys and girls
old, grayhaired men and woman
they will never look upon those
stately trees, or rest in their CRATE
fal shade without a thankful heart
and a pleasant remembrance Of the
dear teacher who inspired the
- Rural New Yorker.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-22

J The short time 6et%eep hay and
grass, when COWS are being chang
ell .from the usual dry fOodiof the
stable or .barnyard to the pasture,
isreaHy the most trying to stpem
Of, the whole year, The grass,
though good, Thigh asd looking
nice, has but EMBELLISHMENTS
and 1t is almost impossible for the
cowsto eat enough to sustain their
condition. 81 They shopld, therefore,
hayeia pightly, feed OfaBttle grain
and allsthe goodshay they are able
to eat. bsi.y1sio' .soii 81 '9lniiisa' ''n"