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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
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wwYantedl Twenty-Five car loaos OF
wv apples, all varieties taken at cash
w prices Also 10000 pounds OF
dried apples.-P, b. SUBLETr q Son.
stanton a.; opposite Z. q y. depot
Nov. 24-6t.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02

CRABBorroM, VA.
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accordance with these contracts The pips come over in the holds of the great steamers, twenty-five punched together, tied with a vege- table fiber and wrapped in moss They are thus delivered to the florists and then transferred to the forcing house. In five or six weeks from the time when the meaningless-ioolin pips have left their native German soil the exquisite spray of dropping white bells and the sheaf of green leaves is adorning the jacket of some young woman as she trips down Broadway.
 When the pips are first planted in sand they must be placed over steam pipes for the sake of the bottom heat, and kept continuously in high tenn peratare until the blossom is pretty well advanced. They are then removed from the pipes in order that the time of blooming may be prolonged They are ordinarily planted in rough shal- low pine boxes, and spray after spray is clipped off as it is needed for bou. quets or roots and all are transferred in elumps for potting. The plants in the original pine boxes are much less attractive than the blossom when made into bouquet.
 Many thou sands of these lilies are cultivated in the open air. They may be set out just as they arrive from Ger, many at almost any time of year, and they resist frost with perfect hardi. ness. The outdoor lilies bloom in the spring, and continue the season for the florists after the crop of the forcing houses has been exhausted. When these outdoor bloomers are exhausted, the florists have another resource in reserve. Thousands of lily pips on ar- irving from Germany, are at once placed in cold storage, and kept there at low temperature. for weeks or per haps for months. The development of the plants is thus arrested, and some weeks before the time when the out. door bloomers will have been exhaust ed, part of the pips on cold storage are brought forth and either forced in- doors or permitted to develop normal mally in the open mir. In this way the sea son is further extended.
 Florists find that the lily of the val 1 ley is most difficult to manage fol autumn Towering. The period of de velopment is then at least twenty days and the flowers are upon the whole less satisfactory than in winter and spring
 Beautiful as the flower is it is not ex | pensive. The pips may be brought at retail in November at from thirty tc forty cents per dozen, or about one dol lar and a half per hundred. The price to the importers is far below this, an6 the rate to florists is such that there is a handsome profit in the plants wher the cut flowers retail as low as five cents per spray As each pip pro duces only one set of blossoms, and tho percentage of loss is reasonably uni form, florists know pretty well what tC count on in forcing the lily of the val ley.--N. Y. Sun.
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DEPoPuLATloN OF ICELAND.
Many of the Natives Are Looking for More
 Fertile Climes.


 Fertile Climes.
 Since the political agitations of Ice and in 1885, which disturbed and dis couraged the population, things have been going materially from bad to worse. We are occasionally called upon to listen to ieremiads about lee landic starvation from those whose sentiment for the Icelanders is more active than their information is exact, and the English public has become sus- spicious of the cries of "Wolfm But the past season, with its excellent weather and good supplies of food, has not shown by any reaction against the draining away of the people.
 Last summer no fewer than six hum dred persons emigrated to America, bringing the population below that limit of seventy thousand to which it has already dwindled The island now contains it is believed, fewer in- habitants than it did in 1870, before the temporary rise in Icelandic pros perity The emigrants are largely of the farm laborer class, and there is a growing complaint that portions of the country are going out of cultiva- tion because there is no one 10 work on the land
 Canada is beginning to attract the Ieelanders to it's northern provinces, and during the last six months three or four Canadian agents have been visiting every township in the island, preaching the attrae- tions of the new country. The govern nent has even gone so far as to intro duce a bill proposing to discourage emigration, or in any case to put stop to the propaganda of these Canadian agents: but it is doubtful whether this measure will pass the alIhing, and nothing seems able to modify the dis taste which the Icelander has formed for his venerable but arid acres.
 A speaker in the althing the recent ly remarked that bill preventing Icelanders who were doing well in the west from writing to their friends al L.
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HE NEED OF SLEEP.

At Is Nee ssary tc Preserve tho Health
 fuiness of the Body.
 1t is difficult for one who has had no Occasion to familiarize himself with the subject to appreciate the eonse- quences which attend depriving the body of the necessary amount of sleep. The symptoms which follow such de- priyation afford a striking example of the intimate relation of every part of the body to every other part.
 # It may be that the sufferer has been paeed in circumstances under which Sleep, owing to the demands made upon Shis time by other matters, is practical ly prohibited; or perhaps he has peryed himself to perform a certain &task in a specified time, and does not sobey the dictates of nature. In either @event the result is the same. The un- shappy victim suddenly finds that he sdoes not feel the need of sleep. He Emay at first be inclined to congratu- late himself, but this period of excita- tlon does not last long, for, try as he may, he can not bring back sleep to his now wornout body.
 From this point the trouble rapidly Increases. Especially is the fact dem sonstrated that the need of sleep is felt .'by the entire system. It is true that the entire symptoms predominate. and that, if the condition of the patient is not ameliorated, the case soon becomes one of nervous prostration. But every organ of the body suffers equally with the brain. The stomach is upset, the appetite impaired-and cancellation and debility follow.
 The treatment of person suffering from lack of sleep is unfortunately much compromised by the efforts oj the patient himself. Under the i'm presslon that an opiate is required he oeglns the systematic administration of some sleep-producing powder. Noth- Ing could be more pernicious, as is seen When, after having tried in turn every remedy, the sufferer finally finds it next to impossible to obtain any rest except by such unnatural means.
 Healthful sleep is needed, and this is to be obtained only by careful and pro- longed treatment under the guidance of skilled medical adviser.
 opiates should seldom be admins tered by the patient himself, and never with the object of directly producing sieep'-fouth's Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25
Circumstances Alter sittings.

footing colonial agents. saturday Re- view.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

Jack has finished my portrait 3
 At last didn't think that he ever would.
 con yes Hes been at work on it only a year"
 Dear me Isn't that long time?s a Ife didn't think so. We're engaged now. "-Harper's Magazine
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DR. A. W. TROUPE,
PINE BLUFF, ARK.

Office hours-ll d. m. to F m. to , D. m., to s. D. III.
 Telephone with office over Scull's drug store; residence No. 917 West Fifth avenue.
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Ooming. to partier,I.rs

Il am sensible of the honor you do me MT spoonamore, in the proposal ot marriage you have just made" said tne young woman, with slight curl oi the lip, but circumstances over which have no control will compel me to decline the h. nor
 w hat are those circumstances. Miss Grimshaw?H fercely demanded the young man.
 our circumstances, Mir spoona- more. Chicago Tribune.
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LILIES OF TIE VALLEY.

HOW Florists Force Their Growth and Pro.
 tract Their Season Of Blooming.
 There is an interesting and curious trade between Germany and this conn try in the lily Of the valley. Many thousands of these lily .pips,' as they are called, the roots. each with a single ugit-wrapped bud, are imported. AS the habit of the plant is well known, and 1t mas bs counted upon to flower in rom nineteen to twenty-iwo days al,sr the pip lails teen planted in sand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

 He Received Joyful and Vigorous Vel.
 .How does the tramp and the Miehi- gan farmer agree?" asked Free Press reporter of seedR-loolking chap who st.-ock him for dime at the city hall the other day.
 Wall, speal1in' fur the tramp, can't say that We hey anythia ir pertiekler agih the farmers he sagely replied.
 s'f,etty generous are theY?s
 '"t tolerby generous.
 And they seem to believe your tales of woe?a
 ,'0ur tales of woe are always true and orter be believed jist on the spur of the mint I ganj remember of bat one mean farmer in all this state, and I've travelled over most of the coun- try. He lives rear Ann Arbor, and the cireum tance happened two years ago. was lyin in fence corner one day, and l heard some men in field talliini about the owner of the next farm west. His name was Johnson, and it appeared that he oncol had brother Bill who ran ;wav and hadn't bin herd of fur fifteen years. There was heap O talk about hoW glad ned be to see Bl1 again ana it put an idea into my hea.l.N
 "To pass yourself oiI for Bitl?"
 Exactly Tint eveaiu' put in an appearance. Johnson was miilliu' in the barnyard. and sat down On a hay rack and broke the joyful news 10 him that his long-lost brother Bill finally stool before him, He got white and red and treabed al over, and finally he got up aed embraced me and sez: Yes, it's Bil, fur sure! I'd hev known you if we'd met in Chiny. Thank the Lord that the lost has at last returned. Now I kin be happy agin.
 Accepted you off-hand, eh?'' "Yes, sir; and for a few minits I thought I had struck it rich He got through mill1in', and we were ready to go into tue house, when he sets the pail down and sez:
 "Bnl, remember the day you left home in the distant long ago?n ".Yes. =.
 s' I advised yen not to go, and you got mad and called me a red-headed, nun -pdCftetl liar l hstNe ucNtf lOfSOC- ten that, Bill, and Eve allus stuck to it that if you ever got back I'd turn to and lick ye out of yer butes! You are here, Bill,and now I'm goin to do it.
 But he didnt?" was asked
 "Y es lie did! He was as big as two of me, and l,e mopped me all over that barnyard for half an hour, and the only way l suve my life was in break in away and craWliIl' through a hole in the fence. He hollered to me to come back. and that the fatted calf was ready, but l never stopped run- nin fur five miles Can't say that the Michigan farmer is p4rlicklerly down on tramp but taey don't seem to hey no motlefjy feeiils fur long-Iost brothers - Detfo Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

THE BROTHERS REIURN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25
: ,:eason Som awhere.

Lerd le-Aw-American girls must be different from English girls if thep are permitted to go about with out chapesons, don't you know.
 American Girl-Perhaps American men are different from Englishmen. - N Y Weekly.
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nihn.f Knnu 1i,n GnmllInation.

Mrs. Wheedicli T hear that your house was ranstelea last night; of course tn Y got al yoar jewels?
 Mrs Shrewsbury Sharpe Nothing of the l5ind My jewels are perfectlg safe; you see. l keep them in folding bed; and, as the burglars were only in the house an hour. they hadn't time to open it-pnclz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

He Received Joyful and Vigorous Vel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25
What She Would Do.

Edith-My fance is such nice young man The longer I know him. the bet ter like him.
 Maaie-I Indeedl ! think Hi have to accapf him the next time Ire proposes.
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onr mieller E.lucation.

Uncle George Are you learning much at school?
 Little Nerhew-Yes. indeed. Pm learning to sit still an not talk, an not make any noise, an' get mp an sit down. an march. an lots of things Good News.
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Short-S;.rhted.

Man Crying on speetacles) flew much are these glasses?
 salesman-1hey're no glasses-o only the frames -HaIlo.
 ~i1E -1@-Hrr.o 0r--,trNt
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05
Rose CoghIan
Au GRAND

On iouera au Grand lundl pro-
chain au soir une piece de ma1tre
ct qui aussi sera repr6sentee en-
ma1tre, intltul6e "Diplomacy" dcrl-
to par Victorie2 Sardor.
Cett piece .sera rep6t6e Mard1
Mercredl ct Jeudi soir ct a la ma
tin6e de mercredi.
Les costumes de Mile Coghlan
dams cette piece cont msgn'hques
Vendredi soir on vera la der
Mere piece don't Oscar Wilde a
ecrit, intitulfe IA Woman OF no
Importsnce". Ce sera la premiere
fois que cette piece sera repreEen
tee a Mime apolis; ellie sera auss'
iou6e q la matinee de samed1. Far
une demande spec!ale, samedl so'r,
Mile Coghlan prendra lie role d
St6phanie, dams la piece intltu'fe;
"Forget Ne Not" Ellie a q sa sui
ta des acteurs tres renommes.
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EUROPE.

-Une grande excitation r6gne
a Mines en- France parce que le
pr6fet y a d6fendu- les combats dc
taureaux.
-Une d6peche de Paris annon-
CO la mort de Gustave-Am6d6e
Mumbert, ancien ministre de la
justice.
M. Louis Fr6chette annonce
quill s'embarquera au Havre same
di 6 octobre sur Ia "Champagne,"
pour revenir au Canada.
LIE president de la R6publique
M. Casimir P6rier a 6t6
longtemps membre de la soci6t6
franchise contre l'abus du tabac
IL ne fume annals.
La police a saisi deux bombes
dams une maison des enyirons de
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prolongeant la duree du service
jusqu'a IS ans, au lieu de
la Unite actuelle qui est de IS ans
Cote loi porterait on outre qu'au-
Gun sujet ne pourrait 6tre autoris6
a emigrer, sauf dams les colonies
allemandes, avant d'avoir atteint
Page de S. ans.
LoNDREs. = On mande Cape
en- Antique. que les Kofirs
SO sont r6volt6s ct ont attaque la
garrison de la vile de Lorenzo
Marquee, situ6 sur la bale Della
goa ct les porgais qui torment une
grande partie de Ia population. La
vile est entourse dun muir d'en-
ceinte ct est prot6g6e par plusieurs
forts. Les Anglais ont fat d6bar-
quer des troupes pour prot6ger le
consulat ct les sujets britanniques.
La nouvelle qu'une bataille await
eu lieu ma pas 6t6 oficiellement
confrm@e.
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IN MOT

.J'aimerais a dire IN mot a mes
am,s d6mocrates cette semalne.
LIE 6 1ovembre proclaim les
6~lecteurs de Minneapolis won't etre
appel6s 3 d6cide1 entire les mains
de qui seront confess les destl
n6es de notre superbe cite.
Les democrates ont place q leur
tate M. Louis. R. Than, une ]eu-
ma avocet don't l'habilet6, rhonnete
ar pamour de la lib rte ct de Tin
dependence sont bien connus.
Pendant les deux ans gull a etc
nrocureur du comt6 il s'est mon
tr6 pami d6vou6 de tout, le serVl-
teur du public ct lie garden 7alouz
de nos droits de citoyens.
CONNIE ami du progress, de Ia IL
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DECEo.

Lundi dernier q huit heures ct
demie du matin. q la residence de
M. A. j. Menard. apres une Tongue
maladie ct munie des sacrements
de rEglise est d6c6dee a l'age de
80 ans, Nine Petronille Haulot.
Sur sa demande, la definite a 6t6
enterr6e q Osseo q cote de son ma
RE qui y repose depuls de tongues
ann6es.
LIE service funebre q Ste c6l6br6
dams rEglise d'Oss6o; le Rev Pere
Andre, vicaire do N. D, de Lour
des oficiait ct le service funebre
ct les fun6railles ont 6te suivis
par une foule considerable
de 5parents ct d'amis, que re-
elise d'Oss6o 6tait lLsufisante q la
contenir.
Les porteurs du poole 6taient
NM. Joseph Rivet, Charles Blan-
Chef, Matthew Giard ct Alphonse
Longtin.
Nine Haulot 6tait nee a Dinand,
Province de Namur, Belgique.
Ellie laisse pour d6plorer sa mort
quatre enfauts: M. Fortune Hau-
lot, de Morristown, Mimi; NJ. Ca.
mil Haulot, Inspector DIES points
IT chauss6s a Namur, Province de
Namur, Belgique; Nine A. }. Me-
nard ct Nine z. Demeules.
Nous prions la famille Haulot
de vouloir bien recevoir nos plus
sincere g condolences dams le NAL
heur qui Went de la frapper.
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La Consomp ion Guerle.

I'm vieux m6decin retire ayant recu
d,un missionnaire des Indies Orientales
Ia formule dun remede simple ct vegetal
pour la gu6rison rapide ct permanent de
la Consumption, la B%ronchite, le Catar-
rhe, PAstme ct toutes les affections des
Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui guerit "a
dicalement la Debilite Nerveuse ct toutes
Ma ladies Nerveuses; apres avolr eprouve
ses remarouables efets c%uratifs dams des
milliers de cas-, trouve que c'est son de-
yoir de lie faire connaitre aux malades.
Pouss6 par le d6sir de soulager les souf-
frances de l'humanite %j'enverrai gratis a
ceux qui lie desirent, cette recette en- Al
lemand, Francois GU Anglais,. vec ms
truction pour la preparer ct Pemployer.
Envoyez ar la poste I'm timbre ct votre
adresse. Mentionnez ce journal.
W. A. MOVES, 800 Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y
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La Douzaine du BouIanger

La douzsine du boulenger est Is
au lieu de IL. Du temps pass6
quand une grosee penallte 6tait i'm
pos6e au boulanger, pou1 avo]r v-n
du du pain peasant trop peu par
protection, il await l'habitude den
donner un de plus.
LIE voyageur sc trouve dams la
meme position que ceIui qui jgno
re la douzaine du boulangar, quand
il essaye de savoir. Ia raison pour
quot il devrait voyager sur le st.
Paul & Duluth Ry., on la Duluth
Short Line qui est la meme chose.
La Duluth Short Line est al
NEE de tous, pratiquant toujours
honnetet6 avec tous.
C'est la ligne la plus populai.
re du peuple tous les jours ct en-
toute saison de pann6e en-
tire st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, Saltwater, Tay-
lor's Falls ct autres points, parce
que ses trains de passengers sont
du plus haut luxe, Q "times ia
bles" commode, e annexes wives,
son chemin doux ct e employees
les plus obligeants. Ellie a gagne
ga reputation par ses propres me-
rites ct 10 voyageur d'aujourd'hui
est lami ct protecteur de demain.
Aussi prenez touJours le Duluth
Short Liue lorsque vous voyagere7.
S'ndre-s4r 4 W. A. Russell G
P. A. St., Paul.
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@@mY@gme . .
. electorate.

Florence. Plusieurs anarchistes
qui ont pris part a la fabrication
de ces engins meurtriers ont CITE
arr6t6s.
Dan le but de ramener le cal.
me en- Sicile, le gouvernement ita-
lien a ordonn6 de rendre a leur
propri6taire les armes que les au-
torit6s militaires avaient enlevees
aux Siciliens pendant le dernier
6tat de siege.
-L'Empereur d'Allemagne a
6crit les paroles ct la musique d'u-
ne cantate dams laquelle il c6lebre
la beaut6 ct les vertus de la refine
Marguerite d'[talie.
-D6cid6ment, rien ne manque a
sa gloire!
LIE Japon, dit le "Times" de
Londres, comptera dssormais au
rang DIES grandes puissances. LIE
Japon lie pretend du moins, puts
qu il veut Sc d6barrasser DIES trl-
bunaux consula1res 6tablis sur son
territoire ct SO charger de padml-
n~istration judiciaire pour ses SUI
lets CONNIE pour les 6trangers.
lie Pape q fait mander Mgr
Hulst, aviseur spirituel du feu
comte de Paris, dams le but de lui
donner des Instructions relative
ment aux royalistes. Dams les
cercles cl6ricaux on croft que Get
to action va etre I'm coup fatal
aux pr6tentions des monarchistes
francois.
RoME.-La sant6 du Pape est
bonne en- dept DIES m gu
contraire II est probable quill ny
aura pas de c%onsistoire avant la i'm
do Pann6e. A I'occasion de la visi-
to q Rome. DIES partriarches catho-
lioues d'Orient la question du re-
tour dams lunit6 catholique de re-
elise grecque sera discut6 de nou-
veau.
PARIS I'm ancien diplomatic,
oui e%ntretient avec lempereur
d'Allemagne les relations Les plus
cordiales, dit que Gillaume u SON
ge maintenant afaire voter une lol
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Rudy's Pile Suppository

Est garantie do gu6rir les H6mor.
ro1des ct la constipation GU Pargent
reimburse, so, la bottle. Envoyez
un timbre de posta de 2 cents pour
circulaire ct un 6chantillon gratis
d Martin Rudy, R gister d Phar-
macist, lancaster, Pa. Pas dc re-
p0nse aux Carries POstales. A ven
Dire par tous les pharmaciens de
premiere classe.
Lyman Eliel Drug c., Whole
sale Agents, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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Golden Hill
z. DEMEULEs.

La Societ6 des fills d. la r6volu-
ton ont place sur lie batiment ap-
partenant ct occupee par la Hum
phreys Homeopatiqae Medicine
Co. coin des rues William ct John
Vile de New York une tablette en-
bronze, en- m6moire de la bataille
Golden Hill, on le premier sang 9
6t4 verse lors de la revolution.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-10-05

bert6 ct de Independence, je fails
appel d votre patr o1isme ct q vo-
tire intelligence.
Faieon,, chscan de nous. notre
devoir en- bons citoyeps, ct la glo
reuse r6publique don't nous SOM
mes membres, nous tiendra comp
te de notre fd6lit5 q %pr6server ses
int6rets, ct applaudira au triom-
phe 6clatant qui nous attend en-
nov. mb1e proclaim.
EDMOND ALARY.
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DEM0CRATES

Monsieur l'avoc.t O. Tsssier. de.
siraut publ r que]ques remarques
corcarnant IN certain nombre de
SIS amis politiques, nous a 6crit
dams 10 but; pour mieux faire COM
prendre la situation, nous publions
les deux lettres qui suivent, q &c
sujet. Nous ajouterons, dependant
que les auteurs de ces deux lettree,
lorsqu'ils les ont 6%crites, Nc s'atten-
daient pas q CO qu'elles fussent
publiAes.
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LIE MEXICAN tHAIR RESTO.
RATIVE

La plus grande d6couverte du
steele. Pas de sucre de plomb EN-.
ploye. Fait pousser les cheveux
sur les tetes chauves, change les
cheveux girls en- leur couleur natu-
relle, empeche les cheveux de tom
Der on l'argent rombonrse. Prix
$l.00.
Elm vsnte chez M. a. j. M6nard,
208 lore Avenue Sud.
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F. A. R. l..

Dimanche proclaim 10 Z octoore
B 3 heures P. NJ, reunion 1mpor.
tante de cette ligue a la sale Thl-
bodeau.
Les Csnadiens Francais y sont
toms invites CONNIE d'habitude.
JULES GENDRON.
Sc. Corr.