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The Kavugss Of .Ao 0u,WOrm.

EhcNuNDt'
The destruction by cutworms every sea.
son ia very large, in some fields the young
tomatoes, sweet potatoes and corn being
cut down as fact as they appear above
ground. The damage would not bo 30
great but for tho fact that they work so
late in the season as to sometimes render
1t impossible TO replaut in time TO admit OF
the maturing Of the intended crop,
The CutWOrm works on cool nights, but
dislikOs extreme cold or heat. 1t Is more
destructive on old sod ground, or such us
has not been plowed he previous year,
than on well cultivated fields. 1t il the
larvae OF various species OF night.hying
moths, and the eggs are laid on the leaves
and stems Of plants near the ground,
either in spring or fall. After being
Matched the young grub desCends into tho
ground and comes to the surface to feed at
nlght. When fully grown the worm Is
about an inch in lepgth, and after eating
all 1t desires it goes deeper in the ground
preparatory to undergoing change.
1t is said that Persian insect powder,
which is so destructive to insects, will
have no effect upon them, and the suppo.
sition that salt will prevent their ravages
has not been borne out by experiments.
70 attempt to destroy u large heid iniest.
I'd with cut worms would call for more
labor than some crops are worth, aud the
pests must be destroyed before the seed
goes in. To do this the land should be
plowed late in the fall, and after frost sets
in, which turns them up TO the surface,
where they quickly perish, for, although
the cutworm is able to endure quite
low degree OF cold in the earth, 1t cannot
stand exposure to the moisture, air and
frost on the surface. II any Of them escape
they will be destroyed by plowing the
land again early in the spring, BY treat.
ing field in that manner the work OF ex-
terminating the Cutworms will be easy,
while the late fall and early spring pillow.
ing will prove beneficial 10 the soil
by admitting the frost, which pull.
Yerizes the Clods and renders the soil
hno and in good condition for planting,
which Compensates for any extra labor
that may have been bestowed. The only
known remedy against the cutwvrm after
no has begun to cut down the young
plants is to hunt for him and destroy him.
The worm, after cutting down tue plant,
is usually found about half an inch below
the surface, near the place Of operations,
and unless 1t is found 1t will sometimes
pass to another plant, or kill the new plant
set out In place Of the old one. Early in
The morning Is the best time to hunt them
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Frish,snipgN senator.

Cor. NtV York Herald
Senators Beck and Voorhees, have taken
Mr.. Gordon into their brotherhood OF
practical jokers. Mr.. Pngh, Of Alabama,
is the latest victim Of this brilliant com.
bination. Pendent Sherman has lately
adopted the plan Of calling tho younger
Senators tn the chair when he desires to
rest, in order to give them practice as pre-.
siding officers. Senator Pugh, OF Ala.
bama, had hardly taken the chair, yester.
day, when page handed him note. II
informed him that as soon as Senator
Logan, who was then speaking, sat down
u complicated point OF order would be
raised. lie was requested to hold the
chair against all corners ard decide in
favor Of his party. The result Of the com.
muniCation was appalling. The big, good.
humored Albanian began TO grow pale
and made covert motions to John sher-
man in the hope that he would relieve
him. 1t Is impossible to imagine that Mr..
Sherman was 10 the plot, but 1t was some
time before tho anxious chairman could
catch his eye. He came to the rescue,
and the three jokers adjourned to the
Cloak.room to roll on the floor. Mr.. Pugh
left 4 line on the desk Tor Mr.. Sherman, 1t
is said, reading:
"Pleass don't ask me again"
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BLOW YOUR NOSE.
Disgusting Ha bit,
(VroTn thR phtcnVn Uern1d


Perhaps the most disgusting and filthy
habit to which Americans are addict
cd, Is the dirty Indifference 10 the use OF
the handkerchief, aud the substitution Of
the mouth for the offices Of the nose.
There Is no sight SO nRuseating, revolving
and sIckenIng; nothing so suggestive OF
putTescence us this public relief OF the
nose and mouth, 1t Is seen on the street,
even In the church and theatre, aud most
extensively in crowded Car aud In the
presence Of ladies, where there Is no
escape from Its unslghtliness, except to
leave the cur, or kill the perpelrator Of
such Rpstiness Any one who eau persist
In the habit, after seeing another in the
performance Of an net so disgusting,
must have either M ironClRd stomach or
no stomach ut all, or Is too mean To buy
. handkerchief, or too ignorant to know
Us use. The physiological place OF tho
nose Is highly important, Its relation
70 and sympathy with some OF the most
dangerous maladies which alIliCt man
kind, are clearly understood, In catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, all diseases OF the bron-
ls alphabetically and deeply affected BY
the disuse OF the handkerchief, the mu-
cous accumulatlons from the diseased
organs drip into the lungs and stomach;
hence tho use OF the handkerchief Is not
only a duty we owe to deCenCy but to
health, The nose being always sensitive
10 these irritatiORs RRd lntlammRtiOns Of
the throat and bronchial tubes, needs Rt-
tention and nature intended II as u dis
charge pipe. There Is no doubt that by
this abuse OF tho functions, and by this
accumulation OF these nHuseOus secretIOns,
inClptent consumption Is FASTENED and tho
throat and bronchial maladies greatly uR-
grayated, The proprIetOrs OF DulTy's pure
malt Whlskey, an article which has q
reputation Hll over the country as being
the most effective element In the cure Of
consumption and kindred troubles, say
that Of the thousand persons with whom
their Medical Department Is In constant
correspondence oil this one subject alone,
fully ORe.hllf say their troubles are d.
rectly trRceable to neglect OF tho proper
functions Of the nose. We have refraIned
for u long time making alluslOn To thing
80 dstRteful, hut 1t seems to DO a growing
vice RHd must DO suppressed, IL it takes i
law to do II, NulSHnces can be Rbated by
law, md who knows howmuch cOntagIon
may Turk In these filthy emissions.
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onosr No., IS aud ~ fourteenth street.
VIII she UslsBra,s9

ESielltns ID, n Bel'
IA Estelline goipgto celebrate the Fourth
OF JulyP Ia she going TO make tho eagle
sCream2 Will she on that eVenttul day
trot out this proud bird OF American free
dom, and lun it up and down the street
and make it act as II it was in pRin-make
1t screeCh, and shrek, aud groan, and
howl, and Just open it's bill right back in
the nelghbOrhoOd Of its ears, and heufise
up on the pure air OF this heaven blessed
land and fairly wall! This is what We
want to know, II she isn't, We would
like clear and lucid explanation OF the
why not presented at this office in writing,
with S. bill as . guaranty OF good faith,
Why should other towns blow their
fingers OFT with the brass cannon or shoot
deadly poison into their person with the
toy pistol, and Estelline sit around
whiting slick and acting rs II she had
lost her almanac and thought 1t was
Christmas2
II leishboring towns are going to be
burned M by the tireCracker under the
sidewalk it is time Estelline moved in the
matter, also. Let us celebrate the proud
day, II the prominent citizens OF sur
rounding towns are going to got full and
snort around and say they can lick John
l., Sullivan with one baud, let us Tee that
our leading citizens are given an equal
chance,
There seems TO be no good reason why
we shouldn't have just as much trouble Ia
Estelline that day as they have anywhere
else. We can easily get good sc Cond-
handed eagle somewhere, and II We can't
make it scream 1t will be funny, Then
there is Jim Ebert's cannon; il 1t Is prop.
erly loaded it will kill just as many folks
as any other, We could have some horse
races, and probably pony would throw
its rider, and after that base ball game,
and the crowd could pound the umpire
and mop him all over the grouad.
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Are you disturbed At night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teeth7 II so,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mis-.
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dyssntefy and dlatrhoOa, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures Wind collie,
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system, Mis-. WiNsLUw'B SOuriiiNu
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETiiiNu 10 pleasant
TO the taste, and 10 the prescription Of one
oil the oldest aud best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, aud ID
Tor sale BY oil druggists throughout the
world. Price % CentS bottle, NwS4w
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THE MANIFESTO
OF the Comts de PAris-Ths Shortcomings
Of the Republic.

Of the Republic.
LONDON, June 25.-The Comts de Paril
has issued a manifesto protesting agains
his expulsion from France in the name o.
Justice, and ssssveTRtiug his passionate at
tschment to his country. The manifesto
ia as follows;
Constrained to leave the land Of my
birth, protes. in the name Of right
against the violence which is done to me,
Passionately attached to my native land,
whose mislortunes have but rendered II
the more dear to me, have hitherto oh
served without infringing the laws, 10
effect breach between Us the moment
has been chosen when return thither
happy in having formed new alliance
between France and friendly nation, In
banishing me they are Rvenging on my
person the three and half million votes
which on the 4lh Of October condemned
the shortcomings Of the Republic, and
they thus seek TO intimidate those who day
by day are seeding from her ranks,
They pursue 10 my person the mon
srchical cause intrusted to me by rim who
40 nobly upheld it. They seek to separate
from France the chief oil that glorious
family which led her during nine cen.
turles in the work OF her national unity
and who associated with the people alike
In prosperity and adveTsity, laid the
undation OF her greatness and prosper
ity, They hopsthat she has forgotten the
happy and prosperous reign Of my grand.
sire, Louis Philippe, and the mora recent
days when my brother and my uncles,
after having fought beneath her banner,
served Loyalty in the ranks OF her valiant
army, These calculations will be reiuted,
France taught by experience will not be
deceived, either in regard TO the cause or
the authors OF the ills from which she SUI
iers She will recognize that the monarch,
traditional in It's principles but modern in
It's institutions, can alone provide u
remedy.
Its only this natural nonarChy,o of which
| am the representative, that can render
powerless the advocates Of disorder who
threaten the tranquility OF the nation, "a.
sure religious ana political freedom, sus-
tain authority, and recuperate the public
well.being, talone can provide our dem
oCratic society with apo Teriul administers
ton open to all above party bias, the sta
biIity OF which shall be for Europe the
guarantee OF a lasting peace. My duty is
10 labor without shrinking in this work
Tor the public welfare, With the help Of
God and OF those who share In my faith
in the future, | will accomplish it. The
republic is afraid. In striking me down
she distinguishes me. / have faith in
France. At the decisive moment shall
be ready, PnImPPE CoMTE DE PARIS"
Eu, June "a, 1886.
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Sure Cure for piles.

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst Cases
OF ten years. standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb.
CORDS tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as pouitice, gives instant a d pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure OF Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted by our
Agents, Logan & Co. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt OF price, Doc and 81 per box.
KIRK MEDICINE Co.,
MwF4w Proprietors, LOrain, Ohio.
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An Unonslvs Difference.
1YdRnA

"Well, | wonder what you arc thinking
about nov, snapped Mrs. Fangle, ag her
husband had been maintaining a rigid OIL.
lenCe during LONG curtain lecture.
~ was iuAt thinking Of the difference
between a woman and an Umbrella" re-
piled FaBgle,
land what Is w" asked his wife, very
unwlsely,
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Dr. Arnold says, in the New York Tri.
blne, that the prolonged preservation Of
milk by any other method than cooling iB
open 10 suspicion Of being doCtorsd with
some powerful antlspptiC, In liberal doses.
No harmless agent will suffice Tor such q
purpose. Cooling In q Lawrence feiflger.
atof 10 near the free zlng point when first
drawn will preserved 1t sweet almost indea.
nitely II II be kept cold, and will greatly
retRrd SQUIRTING Under any ordinary Condi-
A
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A Modern Fable.

A DeCanter filed with whisky was holly
pursued by a Ward Politician and u Com.
merCial Ambassador, but made its escape
and took refuge in the pocket OF Pro.
hibitiopist, thinking that in such an asy.
lum 1t would be sale from harm. But after
u short nap the DeCanter woke up az
empty as q gAs.ppe and was Rent away In
q starving condition. Moral-This fable
teaches that fortress Is not necessarily
impregnable Just because the supervising
engineer pronounCes 1t so.
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
fIOCvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
@l N. Street, N. W., Washington, DC,

s,rmer Session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
Nj beginning July 10, At 1880 A, ~, closing
August 81, lso6,
tnyANTAGEs OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
The Sstural Development and Culture Of the
vli.,, ir the purpOsU 81 IOnYerNRlioni heRding
ps,SIr Addnss and Singing, The correct use Of
b mems Of Articulation and Respiration; to-
hg Mn the Philosophical laws by which those
t .r'y lTc preserved aud developed,
VIZ rsr EASY and Natural Expression Of Sentiment
~, ma, n, Of SPEECH aud Gesturei including Char
s%taaa,ilOn Dramatic Reading aud Recitation.
s.I lps rurllOn In Expressive blblA and shakes
rt,dlng aud In the reading Of Hymns,
~ r6p opportunity afforded Teachers for the
.tlr M Practical Methods for Teaching Arllcula'
,,5n Ind -tphtRcadlng Methods based upon the
Irugpu' vi DtlhAFte.
'TIL8dics' aSs for the study Of Kindergarten and
p,jmgry Snnnal Methods Will DO formed aud ses-
i,f, Md daily from July y 10 August 70, 1885,
Tb, rlA,s viii be taught by Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
dWa ldngtOn, D O., who studied and graduated
"prsrl',e class for children will DO held on three
l,t,0l The week, JTrs NJ Charge,
s{-y /. rufrs will DO given by Nm, Hart and
Vi, po.Dock, each upon The interests Of her own
leJA'tment
81" MRS. N. STEVENS HART, or
Miss su lie POLLOCK,
MHkhlnptnu. d. q
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A Hvnilinr aLnin,nr.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Merchandising, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and absCess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, which did me 80 much good that l
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more q man,
restored TO health, with d
hearty appetite, and gain In flesh Of as
lbs.n Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and got q free trial bottle Of this certain
cure Tor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. MWRAW
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DOHON UUNTIU'
Youth-"I have come to ask for the
hand Of your daughter" PhyAlcian-
"You have?' Youth" Yes, sir; have
enough Of this worlds goods to support
her In comfort, even in luxury" Physi.
clan" Yes, | am aware Of that; but will
you treat her kindly2 Will you be gen.
tle husband2" Youth" Sir, swear"
PhysiClan-"Ohl never mind swearing;
your intentions are all right, no doubt,
but | must be sure that You won't worry
and fret the liip out OF her after you get
her. Take of your coat and lot me sound
you to see what kind Of liver you've
cot
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AN UnfA,l,Ug KsmOdy.

Brandreth's Pills cure dyspepsia, or in.
digestion, headache, pain in the shoulders
coughs, tightness Of the chest, dizzlnets,
sour stomach, bad taste Ia the mouth,
bilious attacks, palpi,atlon Of the heart,
inflammation Of the lungs. Pain in the
region OF tho kidneys, aud hundred
other painful symptoms are the Offspring
Of dyspepsia. One or two Pills every
night ior week are sufficient. MwFGw
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MANY Of the good things OF this lie are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of Dys.
pBpBia. ACkeF's Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro Dyspepsia, indigestion and OOnsti.
patton sold on a positive guarantee at %
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 %. and Charles
MpnkatuAllpf
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SKIN ,' .; @! ;;5,,, |

lu MILL TING EtnptionS Itching and burning
II skin fortunes, LnithSlnie aOfBs, aud every Epe
reS VI l.Chlng, sralY,. plmply, lnhohled Slf0u'
iuuA and on HgDus Di,gA'ui Of tho u God Slin
aye, ara positively cured BY CUTiCURA the great
skin CtliO and CUtiCURA SOAR an exquisite Skin
Betntlhur, externally, aud DuTlCuRA. llEs0LvENf,
the new blood Putllof Internally,
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MT. De CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHEELING,:w, VA.

Tho ,hlrty.elghth year OF this well.EnOwn Acad'
cny under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
srg,, on the tiFst Monday OF September next, And
rgutlnuts TN months
pup.l. received al any tine In the session,
T1osq VAC desire to place their daughters In NJ
lB,tlp,lon alording exceptional advantages In
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q, As bands Of lifelong teachers, IN every depart
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languages aud music should send for q catalogue
Of this school, Address,
Djrectregsol the Academy ofthe Visitation,
MT. Do CIIAETAL,
.r,,.n,w Near Wheeling, ", Va,
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MwF4w

AcKER's BLOOD ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or SyphilitiC Poison
ing. 1t purihes the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan K Co.
and Charles Menkemeller.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Go.
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Warrington Crillc,
A good.loOking New Yorkerw was in town
last week, and one night no fell into the
hands Of the police and had to send for a
friend 10 get MIN out. On their way home
tho friend was shaking him up for being
caught. -
"Why the mischief" he said, "didnt
YOU tell the cop you were Congressman,
and he wouldn't have locked you np2"
~ (hic) B'h'd rather (hiC) been locked
up" hB stammufed, with nRudlln smile.
Further argument was useless.
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CulOuta stands al tho head Of liz ulAs, especial.
" IA this the DAss vi b tue IutniifA sOAp. llaVt
lad III unu,uAlly rood 'A.o ms summer, OWlngltl
through 70 No 10 vi tea In thg county, In winch
the yIllCufa Remedies proved eat,l AGtory
W, Il, HARDING, Druggist
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COVERED wIrn sonEs.

have been afflicted since last March with a
shin disease the doctors called KCEgulh. Ny lace
VA. covered with HCAbs ani sores, and tho Itching
aud burning v, 70 almost uilheRnble. Seeing your
CntlcuH Il mUdNS 40 highly recommended, con.
Guided 10 glvg them tyAl utlng tue OutlCiitR sud
UntlCutA soap externally anu fesoVent Internally
for four months lrAll myself Gu cd, III gratitude
lot which make this public statement
n,oad Hhook, Conn,
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sOALp, FIUE, EAas AND MICK,

| wM afflicted with EC1oma on the Scalp Faro,
Ea,a ard Meek, which the. druggist. whHiB I got
our femtdits, pronounced tnt VI the wont case
lhsL had come finder his notice lg adyued me
In Try Jour UutnufA Remedies, aud alter I've DAYS
IiHe my tCAlp aud. iAh o. my face were pntliely
cured aud hOpe III another weeE 10 have my
tar, neck, And The other part 81 my ilQC CURED.
ion Il rouyib strset New Y6,E '"~"N o''"Nh'
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The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening
pills are fast being superseded by DR..
PierCes "Purgatlve Pellets"
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CUtfUuRA NEuEniEl

Arc aid by all dtugtiu, Price, CutlOuN, 80
eenlS REsOLyESr, q 0gi soar, 70 tenn. pgIfIR
pAyd AND llEtU1L Co., Boston, Bslid lot "HOW
" Cure SKIN Diseases
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Speaking OF drinking, it may DO OBJ.
served that the man who "can take it or
let 1t alone" generally takes it,
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Alexander Kennedy, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, is said 10 bethe only surviving eye.
witness Of the battle OF New Orleans,
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NEW YORK. June 2.-In proportion 10 the TO-.
duCed stocks with agents the closing day Of the
week has had n well maintained demand for mod
GntO FNOItmOntp. The mo Oinent for the week
has been large, beside hAvl included oil classes
and 6ty Ia, Of goods. PriteSHtO deAre Ia many In.
stance, and 81 many gDOdS higher values are out
lined for an carly date Print l0thS vary from ShR
10 for o. squares Cotton firm nj lido advance,
and Mnnl Arm md AnIlYnA a. ADVANCED nfIrns
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Summer gesurts.
IRA GREAT SEASIDE RESORT.

Terms ior the summer OF SO, beginning June
reduced d to 30 percent, and the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 10
yard Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization If
the United States. The scenic attractions Of the
place arc unhvallGd, Daily target practice, guar
mouallnv and dr@S parade.
Excellent Boating Fishing aud Driving, and tn
surf bathing the finest GU the Atlantic coast. Per
iect In cuisine and appointments. Accommodate
loo guests Afternoon concerts by U. z. Art,
School Band aud nightly hons. PrG.eminently
Resort Tor southern People. Pure ocean air, iTe'
from malaria and conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for summer, 70". Send io'
illustrated descriptive pamphlet aud terms.
mN +. N. PIKE, Manager.