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17 > TEXT ; Fl > E P II ES I PEN /'.
THE SUPF.HFLl’OUS CIEL.
Tie* twelfth atuemlment to th«* run
stituti 'ii of the Un’t' d Stat»«, wh ch
was ratified iu lk(M pi'»vid»> thaï th«
elec oral votes shall la* Cist on the first
Wednesd.iy in D-c*inb<ir following heir
election, as follows:
•‘The electors shall tn»*et in their r<
speetivv States and Vote l»v ballot foi
Prrsiilrnt and Vi< e-Pr» sident, one of
a Loin, at least, shall not bean inhabi
tant of th«- same State with tln*nift«*lves
¡ hev si all name in their ballots the
person voted for as president, ami in
distinct ballots the person voted for ns
vice president, and they n I ih I i m ike «lis
find lists of all puisons voted f<»r as
president, und of all pereons vote«! fur
as vice-president, and of the number <»f
votes for each, which list thev shall
sign ami certify, and transmit sealed to
the *« at «»f government of the Unite«!
States, directed to the president of the
senate
The president of the senate
shall in the presence of the senate and
lieuse of it pre»» ntativvs epen all the
«•ertiti«-ate* utol the vot« s shall all be
counted,
¡¡iu peiboki waving the great
est umnber ■ f votes for president shall
be president, it sm*h numb* r lie a ina—
j'dity <4 th« whole number of electors
apt oint»d, and if n<> person have su«di
majoiity, th« n from the persons having
th»- highest niiini?« i s not exceeding three
on the list of those voted for sr prvtd
• lent, the hous«* of representatives shall
choose immediately, by ballot,the pre»
¡•I» rt. But in «hooding the president
the ballot snail b • t tk» n by State*, th*
repre>entation fi < m • aeh Staie having
one vote. A quorum for this purpose
'hull consist of a number "f member«
from tu«> thirds ef the States, ami a
m ijonty of all th«» St tvs »I ih II be nec-
«•(• -aiy to a ch »ic»*_ And if tl e house
of reput ntatives *b: 11 not choose n
pre-11» nt wbeua \er thr« riglits <>f choice
sh ill iltt\ Ive in on them, b- f »r»* tli»- 4’b
"f M .rrh next foil Wing, then the Vice
pr« *i> ent 'b.«ll act ».s president, as in
the ease • f the d» alh «»r » tie r constitu
tional dis.duhty of the p»< si lent.
I’he per-*» having the urreatest num*
her < f v «•'» g a* \ c«* pu *i<b nt shall he
y tee presub ut. if *nch i nd»» r be a ma
j lily of the uho'c numb«-r <>f elwet'»ra
ipp in’H«l. ami if m» pt T'Oti ha^e a taa
j t itv, th*n li<»m th m two high «t num
I*« s a tli® I -*t th»4 -»eri it- shall di«» »se
iL<> % i<,o-pn‘*:-l»>nt
A quoi uni for th»*
pin j »»*♦* *hu)l o»»» si*t of t w«« tirr Is of
’h» whole number of sei uor», an«J s
»li jiiritV of the * hole num ber shali b •
' <-■ •• M*ai v to a eh ’ic<*.
But m per-oi. eonstituti •: alh in«*li
U Me to the flji*e ot pr*s:-i®iit fthrtll
b;-
11 !» t i he 1 - ili • of v i ••• pi PAhL’Ut
•f 1 h • U'.'!» ♦ Sta» « ”
A recent nnmlterof tin London HhAx'
lav» down the proposiiiwu that "the
que-tion what to <Io with air boys
shrinks into imegnifi •aueo w hen con
tra-ted with t .e corresiomling <|ii"S'ion
"f what is to l>«‘ done with uur girls
It u. bv no means a new proposition,
Imt the Glohf presents some fre-h and
interesting fi'-'iir- s by way of re estali
li-ltin,’ it. Notice was given a few
weeks ago of 2(l vacancies ill tln‘ L •«»
don post-office that were to bo fllle,l by
women; ami w .men desiring the places
were s 'niinon, d to undergo a competi­
tive examination in arithmetic, hand­
writing and «nctatiou. Th« result wa
that as m inv a- 1 4 1' women presents 1
themselves f,o the ordeal. A few
months earlier MMI girls, of ages rang­
ing from 18 t > 20, underwent a similar
examination for a similar number of va
«•aneies.
Here we Lave a total of 1,9 X1 wmn-n
on the one hand, and not auove 40
idac«,.s on the other
That is ti -av.
1,860 of these aiiplicati's wer<> -npr i fln
ous
Coinmerit ng upon timse tacts.the
f.'W.e declare- th»' the matter becomes
mui< «‘omplieat'-d the fiirthnr it is «-x-
iiuimd. since th«' girlsHlready employ­
ed n- clerks necessarily displace an al
most equal nntnlier of young men
Now, what is to be done about it. I-
it one of the social problems that are
destined to b ,ffl ■ mankind for all time?
Is the -tlperfliinus girl, like the poor,
to be always with n-? To answer tn
the affirmative is to ta> e issue with one
of the greatest of philosophers, for he
Ims written that "Nature makes no mis
takes ” Ami vet everything that is
n«ee.<»arilv snpetflous is a bad mist ike
Bn’ it is l,y no me.ms certain that all of
tliu 1 8tXI girls who fail' d to secure tin
positn ns m tin' London pustoffiee w, re
s i nmtiv noeessarv superfluities. They
were not needed tn that particular field
of eff rt
But -ere they not needed
some place? I’he chances are that a-
tln- 1.860 di-appointeii one- walked out
of the posfoffiee. tearing their hair and
gnashing their teeth, 1,860 citiz ms of'
Lsuidou were engaged hi similar pain
ful > xeic -cs be au-e of their «ualulit«
e obtain co ks equal to hiking br-ad
“s”ch a- ni'itlier u~e«l to bake.” or par
lor ma d- equal to «lusting w ithout
h.e.iknig the ehinathat cam«- over with
the Conqu, tor, or governesses that un
der-tand the fine ar» of betiding th,
tw g without def.,rtning it.
beginning to chalk out a diagram on
1/ /¡ MA, «•» - It Bl inn. u Hi it* lutoniz.iuk his carpenter’* bench; “yes, it shouhl
I’j ;t !.’« u i- «I hiin i e.
't iinh r« h«*vi «1 t»y H
w;v ni I nil. will; < titi« unt b<»i p. ; • «I a mi l '1<* R|;- I«»? ;i c«»ttagv, ami b.iilt on tho plan of
l>l)»-,ii«>t «.I « ut i«’u»:i tlv ri’ U Skin Cur«*. ¡'Lr
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d «I « !>. v i n i u«’ • r t !" • <i< • «»f < u! .- Ben Morrill’s. It should have one of
« iir.t I.» s- l\«’i>t. tin X ’W Bi«’«.«i Puntar, t«» k« • p those picturesque. Gothic porticos just
th«* LI«»« m Í « «>«»!, th»* |aT-i* i»tli»»n pur« and unirn-
I)an
tati.’v. tli* h<»\v - i
. th»* bv- i :« <1 k
- a«’ here, facing the west” (h«re
live, will -I *tb ■ Ul- I'Z iHil. J' tor. I.’:L ’
ii 14«I p a p(‘htavr<*iial addition to the
wenn. I1*«’: i.»'
I. "L«‘:i. Ihuritu-. S«- ih| Iliad
Ih«iaii. tl. ;¡: <! e\' i « p. « • - "F I' - *> • u. S«’ .ly i’L'l western side «*f the diagram), “and two
tiiiplv lluin*’r* i>f fIt S> ;.|p •' «I Sk n. when tl.i bav windows” (making two smaller
-t pl.«
Hi!" a* «I JI kfiw’i r(iii"«h«** fail.
p. ntagons), “ami here should be th»
parlor, uinl here the library, ami here
I 4
«I i i IM M I 4/4 Ks.
My tîiî.ti’iul«' I«» <««Hl i - «in* «'ULt|’ <i for th«- r»*li«*f the cool, pr» tty little l»r< iikfust-room.
I h:iv»> obl’ui «I fr >i, if • t;-»’ «»f t!>• < utH’tira when* w would l»r* a‘.fast together so
Ihn1 «li«-*. 1 1 »¡v«- I" «*n 11 » ul !••« I \« 1’ I « >•■«•«*• ma "i
my !••-’' for tw« nt> >• ur*. I I ad D'»t a <'o!nf«»r1abl«- •"sily Minnie nd 1;” and Dan smiled
niaflit f'»r « ••;«r*. Ih'* lull «'I du aiul it^hiurf w *re *'» to hiiiiself at th ■ (’harming picture bis
n (♦•»•*•*. X«»w I ’in I i i .. i" * . I hnt«> no tr<»u
til«’. < »*>ly 11n* Ii m i - i»l««r««I i iirh«f «»n my lind»* fancy had created
“Minnie” might well have
be» n
r»*nr«in as a t«»k«*n <»f iny f.»rm»*r\ in<*t*r\.
tlh Xi:\ L. SMITH.
proud ot Dan if she had linpp ned to
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*-• him ju t then, for he w.«s looking
i:< ZI Ì| % (ft \ 4 « III 1.1»
his l>» st. M»‘U always do when they are
V ur mo*» \ tin •>■!•< u1 Hiua lb»u«<li«* hav«
(¡O! •• )U\ 4’hllti •«• in 14*1. u '«I lì ; • 1 f»M’! Ilk«* MIJ- flunking such good*, pure thoughts an
inu tin* f«»r th«1 h -, . tit of ibi"«* wl.«» ar«* tr«>id»l«*<l till» <> Dan B« rkl« y’s mind tint dav
w th k’D d r«
Mx I’tiif mrl wh * (r«»ut»l»«l
And D««n B -rll' v. looking bis best,
w ilt l.' / uit, . g <1 1 tri«'l »*. M-ial do»t«H* »i o
dd «I.« i '
i 1. «Id * ' t d” • ; • j u<x «I until 1 wa* not to be *m*ered at. 1 assure you
u *«l («>•• « ut . tica Ib u • «li -, vlml. ht»»‘»«iil\ It is noi »‘very »lay ‘hu! one meets khc I i
cun I l.t r. f«»r wl«««’h I « w«1 j«»u m.’o y thank»* ni.«!
a hamlsom« fellow, or one so manly
mat.) nudib • f i , *- i .
\X i<»X BOSSMII H. I r ion Bakvry.
ami noble.
Fdu »«’rub. ti •».
Eimina L<’vering thought so, and
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t *»< 4 I I*.
w hen 1 >an ask«*d her to be hi- wife -he
I « •
• r\ w llnik’ly sp. k«’tlx* little word that
tl •• top «•’ tl
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ina • Inin iiappy
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p’-rf’*ei I«. ai «I < w inj bau !-• « « ; . it-’ l»ack ;
It there w «s *ny o in thing in which
thick : '"'I • Ac. *• .
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Dm implicit» .lly bt lievt-d it was the
V I..’. -» « •
b xa-
m» dness and *w«j«4m '» .«ml tran -lucent
« <» % > it > 1» vim iti.<* i « ill**.
it v« , i it " oi M iiihit* J, »vf ling
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I <'«v t (’\« r u s a man *<> W(*rtLv of
vej ! v ; - j «*rf« «'th « ur» «I.
«•«a ti«h n» e as D *n.
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* • f poi*««! n v ! i> vy or «]>>« n«>«>d.
ffmd t.» ¡mild a b. u*e. H,.I Ei tu lia
i t u’ ’em a ’«■ « ui» • v n t il « . I la?
-olii «' ft r t \ t \• ■ i - <o d i’ i » \ • r I ' ; ■ »,
u a*
te mined not to nuuiy until th«v
i ¡1. Mi> i : si , ¡<4... t.
«•..«lid b. gm life in a <’«.s\ , irxlept hden
Il«»lli*ton. M o-'acLuM ti'-.
«»in«' • J î I ei r o a n
So!«l ’V« r> « I ■ ! » . l’l'Ci
<'ll!«llr'. "> C i lc
R»*u’lv«*nt. *l ■’>. S. : i . 2’» < r
¡’«»tt'T Dru
I lie *nl j- ct wa* one of great aniiety
HL-I ( h«4n:«’l»l ( «'.. B»’*t< : . Ma'-.
D
He *p* n’ a vre.it <ie J of time
I Hilling «ml c< ntrning hou he r<»ul«l
. se in-«in v «in »Ugh to I »;| 11<| i eoi tag
k* B n M.» r Il’s.
>«» nou, i- Io* * ""il there, nl.inninz
nt hi* I" *« t<«r th«* ti \ e-h mi Ir«
I»
.... I IJ SCP f liions «l.M
,*<»r«>. lit»
une, l|e l > ! w *«> lUt- I- *ti «I in i’ th it h»
It«, ««Zi-ina, Biotti««*. K ingii oí i».. .*
II
toil:!. Pii ¡«I ml, .imi ronfùhd a l
ts.or*. ( .irboii« l«*s. I¡«»i¡*. al: ; l.i'llpti« ..
iis lio < * to the »’¡ti p. » t -r * b> n> h m <1
the >kin, are tbv «l.rect l’csu'.l « i
urc state of the blood.
»I* le xer «licuring tint tie h.»<l an
s ihr I«1
■er «mil'« r
«•ure llie.-»»» •’
!i«’ I. in 1 re
H ’v sh
>, r.u-'.Ni
than H ib-
el hltn-elf
for a mi Z "
I en,-li under
tie o en i
i li. au I 'va­
il- vni’ g
li V ir >1 he
I l«»ul bui
* «i«î?
bh •o.|.r.-n;..iv8
'¡'m ie u is a suspirit ils Iiioistu O il'
I..Ü trentine; I. au«l |-i > \ ■
( le-i« N »1 h »n's ev > * ami a suspici «u.s
M II I'l-V itM. S h r
O . Wedn.-»
qmver «»n Ins lips
H«- w t> v» rv fond
i « ven lig of I.,»■ «. ,.|¿ .\.|,,||,|i Spreck
>» i oftliot
'»Í his neph- w a. «I his pr«1t\ flan *ee. «lav
le»’. a si n of C..IIIS S| r. ■ kies, the sugai
iii«H le- t « «light it re dh t ««» b ««1 that
I.iti j of San Ft'tt» «’i*«*«*, enter'd the
lie y <• U <1 n t h «v«- th*-ir h'»ii*o
i? the »• rner .,f Bush ai d
“ II« le .ru I
«pi. t « U:. • «• N »th m ». ('hra . ir/e •
hnn*e f. “wto h .î *n t«4 bnim
an(| to K a 1 tun slier t- . and imrne lately on­
m» fi« « tl u mnri.b i .¡m
a»»,t.*k n
us st>aek
tl j •» n M H
-.¡r hly u*4? :««r it, and r» nlly—‘
D Y Ul)g
11
fl ft;
tllMa* » *h.»ts, the
e,| three
Ami Ile n ami th» rv Uncle
tir*! sinking D Y ung in »In !ofi arm.
f ime«l a plan winch h® ¡.» so I m
• little ab:»ke th«* u.luiw, aU«l the RffiCMtul
niime«b »teh mio eventi, n
'•m* strnek him in the sh»mhler
At
'4i h» Dm the m x morning:
XC'A Ì > Th. .Jun«
:hib D< \ " mg tilt ne«l t»» c • into his pri
“
D
m,
I
want
you
to
biniti
a
house
p.-l-onH
t’t| hi
\at” «»tli •<• an<| m doing so *lippvd and
H i O lii tan ; h I-. i
f«»r me
UTlti* of 7‘.
5
tell t" tn. floor
Sp • ckh s io ch» «i ov
“A lioii*e foi yon. Unelo
k (ili. u ho m ill hik
ei 4 c miter and A m al u third *h»»t. th*
W h «t in the world «lo v<»u
{ io (Io* %» und« i I ti I
bull >t 1 iking a bundle of *«’h • <»1 b»e •k'*
.tp-irilla. not oidi in 11
-• ? .Alo y«'ll g»»ing to kret II
i, lillt in liis* OIVII 4
« hi,-li ih-Y ut.g «
c ' h rving Htiil which
l’h it is n«»n» of your Imsin»
- u it hin hi- knuit 1«
probably -,««<•,I In- lif.
At the tnun • f
•
X
«
lian
.
i
ra*ciI
»
1
y
"Will
»•rn wri.t i enfio 1
firing tin* third -Lot, G A. Enu-rson,
i«
»t:ik<»
t!;«*
j
>1»,
or
won
’
t
y<
m?
”
oí
r, .V. U.
“Of course,* rep i* «1 D.«n, who n n eu advertiking «-letk in tb.- . flic, t,,- A a
»••d theo d g»’i>t!einan*s peeul ni- • evolver fr,,tn the il- -k and fired at
•‘Bu! m h> n* where ami how is it Spie«kles, hitting li m ni th'-leftaiat
At th - jimetiiie 01 her employe, h in the
built?”
want it to be commi i I'd light ■•tHee leached Spri-ckles a d tO'>K the
Policemen
off.” siel I ¡»ele Nathan, ib cidediy ; 11 V. lv. r from his hand
“and [ v. mt it built <»n th it cornor lot tlu'ii , nt- re I th-- < ffi e and to k Spreck
h -an.i Lni.Tson in «'ustodv DeYoung
< f mine wle i’e ti e big elm « stand
«,«» taken to his nstdenee and h »
I (i ll s a line
title I»iii
hill ding
»ling >p.
spot.
1. It
I’ is to !»♦;
1
ve
a cot tap
T Y'll
n’ ’ \«sr«n
B«:i Morrill'»»? « "ii 11-. I - dressed. Sp; >>ekh s was re lea.
\\ • il. that is the style; only my cottage e«l fioni custody on five thous.ml dol­
Hi- father and uncle were
is to be ever so much prettier than his lar bonds
1 11 1« tv»> it to your judgment and taste the security. Etnersou was reb’ased . u
Mak(* it ju*t *iicli a I ioiig - is you’d like one t holts 1 nd dol ar bonds De Young' a
f .r v" :i*elf
Ami yon aie not to «oun :s while dangerons are not ennsid
I’he shooting, it is-upp. s
both r me ab«»ut it
Take it elitiiolv cred fatal.
into y< ur hand''. Hire all the work ed, grew out of a«,me articles publish»«)
rm n you w.in»; «'lily get it «lone as soon tn t be i 'hrom.-p iu reference to ths man
i> pos-ibl«»
(' ill ■ n me whenever y«>ii ageuient of the Hauanau Commercial
and Sugar Company, of which Claus
want funds; expense i* imcbject.”
* Umdr Nat ha . I •!<» believe you are Spr> ckles is president, and he and hi*
going to get maiihal' laughed the as soil own the prinripal stock. The at
r«î Co . Lowell Mass
t.iek is similar to that of five rears ago,
t ni*he«l m phew
.. » i•.'•«• ÿl, six bottle
1 »1
Un * e N it han\ cve< I a ink!» <1 as lie when th, younger K ills h murder, d
iti*w• ■ i<‘«I: “¥• u build inc a pretty ( uaries DeYoung on the same spot
where Lis brother fell last week,
n*
’U ! , ami I II promise you there shall
U . 311 Ki 111.
and tli*' attack is winch jess provoked
«« a pretty woman in it within a month
louug Spreekies, who ib now twenty­
fr in the dav it is finished.’'
¡'hat evening Dm t >11 E min t about seven veils of age, bv reason of his
tin* collage uliicli he wa to b'lild, and wealth and the wealth and H,fluence ef
his lather, niav escape the gallows, tn
ill »t h»- l»elie\« d I’ m •• N ch.m had mat
< AI.II OIIXIA sebi i r.
timoni»! intend» ns Whereat theybotli eas, of D<4 oung's death. <>r a term is
the pcntleulmrv if lie should recover.
fell t< • L»m**'li o wil «III hr «as g ing t >
N I I !(• V
marry
Um
u’i*sS
I’ he ets«* <>i S F Chadwick, app^l
D i«•***. but Mi nie
it th*
I’l.oi'Klllol
l.aut.
R. B. EiiHi.ai’t, seciet.«ry of
W «low B ii k ».
V»
s. Dm went *o wmk nt Uncle Na Stilt«’. !»*si»«»n«ient, which w.«s deci«l^d
n th«- hii|»r«*i'>«' court e«*»*ntlv. involve«
lli.m’s cotta;*»
lie thr< w into it all the
inauv ni« e p »inis
It will he remain
taste the pi i<l* . tin* cnthn*ia*m which
h<‘rr«l that win’ll Governor (irover wmr
h« tv- n'd hav I»» -towe l upon the ideal
»* p. ted UniivH S «t«*s senator, that
tinge • f h s <tw'i
()»«.•»• in a while
H i »S 1
Chadwick, who was then
U cle N »than e;»m> t«» I • k at h» build
•«- r*tni v «»f S’nte, B «- ini'* trove nor by
¡i L». ’ <»•’ a j»' «•( it g’y. and go away
\ lit ne *1 hiHtiili«*« , and «-ontiniied filling
When at Inst it w - a!l finished, ami
Pl 111 WINES A I I , l i HIS
1» >th offi
until S« pt»-luher. lb7S,
I
hud < Xi !<•«*• d lima -If «lebglit»«! at
I'llMS. oils, l it'..
when inw s'i<*c»*«sar was elevte.i an«i
t. nini ( vetyl»«'«lv who | a-sotl Rl’tl it
i • Is- fi.ii-at ii
q»<aiifi-d. He <*<»ntinu»*»i ¿ruling hm
Wa< t he P» »1 ti«
l»OII*<‘ 111 town, Un ch*
-ul «rv i . h Kvcietary <»f Slide, but permit
X <th Ji - ai.I to Dau:
t»(l the '«alary *»f g"Vvrn<»r to areuiuu
ATIOM.BY,
• N« ". I "atit it furti -lied
I ilon’t
late, itiui after leaving the « flic<* be prv-
>< III 1>1.
kiK'W tb»’ ti'*t tinnì» about th*» furnish
UNI
s« nte«l >i bill f»»r bin *a ary a* governor
i!.«* < f a bolide; it takes a woman for
fr-'in Fvbriiarv, 1877, to Svptenber,
that
So 1 want Ermin » Lotormg to
1878
Mr
Earhart ref used to pay
■- het and arrange tht fixing*
Sh« hi*
th«* account, clairni >g th#* *aiue to b-*
na«»re t;.Mr than anv wm tn I ,kn w
unconstitutional. Chadwick then a«k-
V I j ” at v.'i«’\ «.f I’.rf<ini' i4. cuinnion an«i
•’I xtept Miss Nancy 1! wp -, Unci
«d the circuit court to is«ue a w nt <»(
t’oJ.'T St. |’-_ . !<•.
X
i'han,
”
*lyl\
Dan.
• ' I’ - " I ■ •
f i
!«r. j -, r.•*I t’\
in Bftlainn** ordering th»* aecretary of
“Mi'" Na» <\v Daw<«s be hangctl!” ♦•X
Du. -I. W. I OBIXSOX.
St.it»* to audit a ul allow the «.itn» . l U’S
D« H«»liin-«.-.'' (>•!.. r ¡>1-114 Store.
i b iL tl tin* olii gentleman.
th«» court iefu*t-d t do, au appeal wa«
\Vh« r» at Dan 1 m rhe 1. and went "ff
at one»* taken t«» the siipnune court,an«!
•
Established 1851.
to tell Ermina of Uncle Nathan’s de
«Judge Wald • n t long **nee «¡ehwred
sire
And Ermina. with parte blandite
the opinion of th»* court, (Buidmg
from Uncle N ithan, went forth amonu
Governor Chadwick to be entitled to
th»1 fut ¡litnre de «lets. Ami presently
tho amount «daiineii by him as wdury a*
the h' ii-e wa* ali fii. n’Hhe.l from garret
tí» cell ir, iitxl l neh- X itlrm came with g<»v(‘rn«»r.
IMPORTING
Dan ami Minn’»- to inspect it
A Qt EKli E lkction . — I’he contest for
,od,'' sani
said he,
ho, after a tour
“V»‘»y
through the In use, "mid n»w here’s tiio lien gate-hip f r Washington l’er-
ritoi-y is so close that it will probably
v.'tir jmy,” handing Dm a f.’ble.l pa
liuve to he decided bv the e u ts.
I hw
per.
X .
|1 .11 opened it
11 ll as a deed of the last count gives \ini-irong (R-p.) 3.866
cottage, up n which Uncle N itli in ha 1 majorities and Voofhi es (Dem.) 3,833,
Ol.i GON.
I ( I. i LXXI ft.
best wd the pl'tic mime of "Ebn with tlnee counties, about evenly ba ­
sticeli, to hear from. One of the»« is
\u •l ’ fol
Lodge.”
"Why. why. U ) de Nathan, wli it Lincoln county, shich was formed by
There has been a
does this mem?" stammered Dan, star the last legt dature
very hot fight for the county seat anting
ing in bewilderment at the deed.
tliri'e pl .cos, and eviden« ly some ballot-
Ermina peeped over his shoulder.
At Sprague, where the
Witt» • full hr- <»f I>ruS'lf’i»!i«- Perfum-
"Oh! you darling, Ujiele N it hull!" box stuffing
*"• riv*. Toilet artich’js. »*t<-.. etc.
-lie crii d. clapping her hands. "Y .n < ntire population is only 1,300, more
than 1,000 votes were cast, and the bai .
; r*’“ Or.l.r* «solicited aid promptly tilled nt mount it f< r ns all the time.”
!« we-t nnu k< ’ iai» *.
lot box < f another precinct is alleged to
"Of course, little witch," smiled Un
cle Nathan, pulling her curls.
“Are have been stolen. It is likely to turn
PROF. E. T. KUGLER yon very much disappointed Irecanse I out that the election of Delegata tp
Congress lunges on the vote of Lincoln
I tk« - ph .- i'. ir icGK iin i ith» th* public that am not going to marry Miss Nancy or
county, mid it may take months to de­
the widow?”
ho ha.« «¡«‘ter mneii to
Minnie testified her disappointment cide.
by 11 rowing In r arms around his neck
and ki-smg him rapturously. So. after-
A lt . collars should be ventilated.
By term* rousi*t ing of t »v. nty h-- on* p» r tmn, all. D ,n mid Minnie were married very
There is a great deal of foul gas that ac­
»•Del.
occupying half an hour, i L ih tmn*
Min•«.uh* har been highly r« • »Tiiin« ’ <i«-<i and rv- so m, and began life in this ideal cot­ cumulates from the decay of vegetable
« • -in a i 'lu-- 11 hj th® •
................................
niiiMt'al
ii«wrvato-
matter in them that too often is allowed
¡ i« •*. n • ti .-air- >1 I h ‘C« hu «* cu-tomary wth the tage.
to pans into the rooms above, to the in­
>•■*1 u n -:< il ir■-«ru«-t«T- <4 rii«- I tr.e citi'** l»oth
I the I jdl. «1 State* it’ ti I urope.
, K of the lo-alth of their occupants.
.t______
T he E arly B ird -Mrs. Sytnpersnn jury
It« hud * at the i . S. II«»tel. J ju k-o; \ r||«>
is quite » young woman, and is th« The b< at way to secure ventilation is to
CI Y BARBER SHOP mother of a precocious little girl. have communication betwe*«H the cellar
rU"V< wa* coni] any at th« liouso a few ami the chimney by innacs of a pipe or
UALHORXIX STPIJ.T
i>>eninga ago. When bed-time arrived other opening. The upward draft will
remove the f »ul air as it acciitnrilatca,
Mis. Symperson aliil;
JllfkMHM lllf.
“Con<>’, now, Mamie, it’stimefor yon and rentier it nearly or quite a* pure as
tho looms above — Iloitun Transcript.
rill' ( X
.NED IS 1 ULM PBEPABEI) to go to l>e<l,”
to doni w 7K i- hi« line i;: the I h M manner and
"I don't want to go to bed.”
at r» i. ■ »: able pr cn*.
A N evada j.>umal i» responsible for
"But yon must
Don't yon know all
(¡FORGE H- HUMFF.
the ststeinent tlmt th.* silver which b >s
tin- little chickens hr.ve gone to bed ?”
t tbi sp«» .listi, hlas ’ iino \ sd giant
"Yes but the old hen wnt to bed been «lug out of the Comstock min.,
t
I »
Ì «« ( l»pb and U •!' «t
wuuid load a wagon tram 547 nixies long*
W1IÜ tlllUl.’’
JOHN MIU I K’S
SCROFUL
I
f V
I >1 I < E M X
he .
feti lims,. one meertioc............................................. pt SO
“ «»neh #‘ubM»qu#*nt mnartioQ ................ 1 0U
fx«raJ MdvHrtikeiuent» inserted raeeonably.
A fair r»*iuction from the abuee ratee made ta
ymrly and time adrartise«
THE TIMES JOB OFFICE
im »n«»rp complete by far ttuui any other in Suath
<*m O »-«ron. and corn perm favorably with anf ia
th«» Stat«*. Job I‘rintin< of every imaginable
deernption «ione at 8an Francieeu ratee, and in a
prompt and br>t-cla»«e manner.
HiSB!SH»
I1”“
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE <>l Ol MMX.
r. J X l> » |.|i, I .. .
V. H. 8 a .t"r-. -I. H. s
KT'-rAts nan. M. ('. (»••»»r- •. i
Z. I M«»Hh
state Tr»*''t*ip«*r. t . H r-«
iiihr. W. II.
By ir**; Mupt. ¡*«ii»i ■ 1
B. M-Elros,
S ipt■•••ti" I .«I '
.1. B. VVi
f hl t:<
W. T h i.v«*r, A. >’. L«»r»i
ria «r n ui
C«»ini»r
K’a n .
Dit*iru
,\0. 48
. I
. ..... ■
i:cr- v
WOttr.
st the tollowin* rates :
Î3ITM A»3 PMPaiiTM
O h • •
AMD JOB
AdrertiMmients will be inserted in the TiauB
A H igh - toned W edding —Sum* of
'h*- !■ H'iu«-*<»f th- Astor w. d.l nb.',which
to"K place in N w York N ,v. 19, are
thus He-cnt>"il: The cerem >uy took
rl.i«m in the art gillerv au.l the Lail—
r«»< in, tin- w.,ils of which «ere coveied
by S2 .OOO.OtM) t> rth of pnipinu-
I u»
i»ri«l and Kroom stood between pillar:
<»f loses ten feet high. The
Th»* wb'»ll*
wb"h* in-
teri«»r • f the bouse was i r *veif*«l with
tl e choicest roses, orchids. lili»*«. vim
bus ami rare fe ns
Over lO.tMKl ro*es
w«-re nee«lv«l. The exr «*ns<* for fl w
ers mu it,ti> th"iis«n«ls of dollars
R—
freshments were s«-rve«l from ft tabl»* Set
with th«* tan <»iis Aster silver »erviee,
worth $75.000. There were two or
<*h» sti <s, t»'D pice« s each. Th»' i res
ents «li*plavvd in one ro» m showed a
w nd» rful viri« tv of silver and g d«l
article*. w.»r»h S50JMHt
The inemhi is
of the family almost all gave diamonds
Ihe bri«l»-’s fa’lier gave n bouse ■ on
Fifth avemiM and §20.000 a year, •Do­
hi’idegto. m s father furnished
th.-
house at a <*f»*t of §200.(MK) m »re F gh’
bridesmaid# ami ushers preceded th»
brnle. wh«» fo low« «1 on the arm of tier
father. She w«»r<* a w hite satin drat«.
th«» creation ot \V rth
It bad h cf»urt
train The front bund wai* eiubroider-
e«l in eiiver with fl r»l design*, an 1
4raped with point i.«re. A pie ¡«.tip in
novation was introduced —a (piiidrdh*
by the ushers and bridesmaid*.
stnaiiis. B«»x»*'
containing <*ak» w»*redistributed among
Fwo chain rings made of gold
I them.
them
: link- were inclosed, wnich prizes were
drawn by two of the party. Shortly
before the companv di-pei-ed the bride
appeared iu a traveling dress of dark
gray cloth. Asthe young conple went
down the -teps slippers and rice wire
thrown after them.
Otrr FROM MR. ASTOR.
B oston , N .vemiiei 19—A registerad
eertifi ate of the City of Boston, five
! per cent, water loan, fur ¿lHO.ODO. in
favor of the Ut ited States Trust C >m
pany of N, w York, as trustee for Caro
linit S A-t ir, wa-issued to-day. Tin­
ts a gift item William Ast ir to his
daughter, who was yesterday married
t>> Marsh «11 O Wilson
T he L eapinu L ady .—The Chicago
[¡•rahl's Washington special says
It
is generally believed bv those wh>>
know Cleveland be-t ths’ there will be
leas festivities during his tertn of office
than there have been for many reais
past. He has been a bard-working
Governor and will probably continue
his tndn-trious habits as President
B ichelor ns 11« is, the White House
will, however, have a most creditable
mistress
There are four ladies in his
imnv di.t'e family, either < f whom can
w. ll perform th»> honors of bis hotiae
hold.
Hisel, e-t s|-tcr tn this country,
Mr
\V C Hovt. of Favetteville.would
till any position with credit. She is a
middie-ageil lady of pleasing address,
who has spent a good deal of time at
ttie Executive mansion in Albany since
her brother his been Governor
She
lias made menv friends tn the capital of
that State, ami will doubtless «Io the
same in Washington, where sh» will
M>ss R. E
prob ibly go on M u eh 1
Cleveland is a maid, n ai-ter
Sh»» re
Sides 111 the little liom» cottage at H d
hind Patent, jn-t out of Utica. She i-
a good public speaker, a qn ok couver
national is-, and generally a plain w>.
ni in of int'd actual force, and she would
do her sh.ie in entertaining her broth
er’s guests ,t the national capital.
Cleveland I » a aister who for twenty
year- ha- Item a missionary tn Ceylon.
She h .» t wo -harm ing d »lighters-, Mary
and C 11 1 le Ilas'ings, w hom the Gotrer
nor ha- been for years educating in this
country
H» lias given tlp-ta every ad
vantage, and they have improve i them.
I li-v will ti , doubt be a part of tbeir
Bncie’s f imiiy eirelt at Washington, aa
they li ne been at timr's a' A hinr.
With Mrs Hoy», or any one of the
other Lelies spoken of, the social por
tom of the firs, Democratic Administra­
tion which has been installed here for
a quarter ul a century will be well aus
tamed, even should the President-elect
continue a bachelor.
It is now Miid with Moina decree «¡f
truth that th* Central Pacific contcua
plate putting two steamer*on the route
between Portlaml ami S»n Fran isuo in
case the O R A N. company and O»e
gon Sli«»rt L»n • join hands to carrr S.iti
Francises freight br wav of P«»rtl tn I
These steamer« are u*e<l as colli»* *
now, but are to he fitted up for pa^aen
gers and will ba ready to ply on the
new route as s-><m as it is ascerraine.i
whether they will be necessary or not
Such a rvaiiit could not. be otherwise
than beneficial to Portlan I.
SOLD OUT ms PAH I
F
¡THEN DS
Tho following report fill-« the street*
in,l -aLions of the citv of I’ irtland
Ii
like W'so till« t«'e an with razor» Tni»
i the retort: That ou I'liiiraday after
the Pre-idetitial election, Joe Simon,
Clia rman of the Bepu'diean State Ceil
rial (' iiuini’toe, received a private <La
pitch from a friend ill New Y’ork in
forming him that Cleveland was eleet-
e.l Pri>-i lent, an 1 nor to bet on Blane,
Simon hail then already bet a large
amount of iu mey on Blaine
But on
receiving’his diapa'ch he went out and
borrowed five thousand dollars, an 1 put
it into the bands of personal friends,
who were Democrats, with instruction*
to bet it again»'. Billin’* a- swan as possi­
ble; ami s urn therrattur Joe Teal and
Sam Wolf were offering Blaine men
Lots even or two to one. At the same
time, ami all day fhnrsday, dispatch»**
were coming ever the wires indicating
Blaine's election; aed Republican» who
app, ale.l to Simon as Cliairm >n of their
State Central Committee to kuow th
truth of these di-jiatehes were told bv
Simon that thev were reliable, and to
bet on Blaine
In tins wav Simon got
all his five thousand dollars put up ou
Cleveland, ami ofeourss he has won
that itmouut uf money off his brother
Republicans.
The R 'publicans of Portland who
have been bilked iu this way are per
fectiy furious, and well they rnsv be.
If true, this is the deepest dive into
political rascality that we have ever
heard of, ami it literally out-Herod s old
H'-rod himself. Joe S num is Chair
man of the Republican State Central
Committee and general manager of th«
R"puidica:i party in Oregon, and, thu-
entrusted with the confidence of bis
party, should have been »rue and faith­
ful to the men wh > were confiding in
him
But it seems from thia be lias
but used the centi '.«lire of his party
fi lends to more t ff. . tually skin them
out of their money. Now you see. Re­
publicans, what sort of a machine is i
running your party affairs. Do you
wonder that people are 1 - ng confidence
in your p ,rty? Simon is Dolph’s part­
ner, and has lieon his politiosl tool for
icar- Do you wonder that honest men
in the Republi' au ¡.arty have kick.-u
against tin-i tile of such men?— ViA'-tfr.
E xperiments tn H og F eeding —
Ptof Sanborn, in a r cent rtport on
-wine fe.-.|mg at the Missouri Agii ul
tural College 1'arm gives fact» that
should be carefnllv studied bv all fam
ers
He shows that th<- cost of mam
tenanee alone (simplv rtiunifg the ma
chine is fi.art 2 to 3)i p«r cent., the
latter while the pigs are rongi iiig it in
tlo-cold and storms of winter. Of two
lot- of pigs, equal in numbers and
weight and fed equal quantities of g, air.,
'hat lot confined in er.s with t o gre-B
f '"d gained 78 pound» while lot num
her tw ,, having the run .,f a blue gra»»
pasture, gaiued 174 pounds. The same
l"t, dining another period, fed alike,
and both on gra-s. showed a gain of 24
ponmls in favor of lot* one, showing
thel >• was no deficiency us to health or
ihrift. During another pi-riod lot one
fed grain and running to grass gained
1'1.3 pounds, while jot two, to grass
d ie., gained 2" ponnds.
l he-• expe
rim, nt« -h ,w that pigs fed grain alone
hardly make a profitable gain; those
fed the same grain ami running to pas
tur? make the most gain, and that
u pasture alone they gain ton slewly
to be profi'alde; that while running in
good pasture and fed grain the grass
furnishes the nutrimeat for .uaintainmg
existence, and the gram is all used to
increase the growth, thus giving th«
greatest measure of profit
He further
shows that in crowding pig» forward
from tin- time of their birth so they
will be fattened rea ly f >r slaughter
when » v.-n months o.d, there is twice
ns much profit a wintering and feeding
two «nmrners. What lmg raisers need
everywhere 1« a quick growing, early-
matiiring hog that need not be kept
nvei winter. There is really no profit
in the-e large k"ga that Canilot well lie
marketed before two years old
THE MAGIC OF METHOD.
"Lt bygone* be l>y-goue*,” ah*
sai.l, ,fter she h id sucr’ended in qu*r-
ruling with him on the way from th*
circus.
H" reflected: "How! This is th*
end?''
•'It is. sir; I shall never speak to y*n
again.”
"I see; hut last Sunday uight yen
told me that you loved ■«.”
"Oh. yes, then. I do net naw.”
"And bv gones are to ba by gone*?”
”Yes, this ia t' ecnd.”
"Well, whose to pay for all the i*e-
crcam?”
"Go away from rue. you miser! Let
me know how much I am indebted t*
you anil I will pay you. sir.”
"Good! Bing up! I'll do it."
H"
loft her. The postman next
morning delivered at her home the fol­
lowing itemized statement,
franght
with interest:
Mt— A xi . elini M ARTIS.
Tp Mt:. H eart II i : own . D r .
T«»—S cHf-riasi.'ride*
■ « ■
Zii'i t,. -.
st ,!«•—-i im-t, *• rsie
.,1, nners «1 tic cuun-li *• £1
3’ liack- nt th" churc«, *» Sl.jo
■S' t:cket-Hl theater*» St
Suit of clothes , s«y 1.. . .
<" -l.svss and sliin *
promisee I'not k*-i,t,
4- 1 ■■■s'r.'.iin anil call«*
1 breaking my
■sir«
Raising hope- . . .
Throwing nieover lm*t nitfbt
l ot si
10.(1)
•JUH
»U«
30.00
41 «æ
fl.ou
.25
24.01»
1. Si MUD
s.rnx )
IKl
S*.« >75
Ur.
Bj -iJuAnching h«»tx*
3 evening* with snot her
luMU. ♦» £4
...
3 h<*alnig*. bhufitetl nfirc-
t h » d *. iu Snr . .. . .........
4 tl Lux-. *®
...................
Hitting <an uij lap mndrjr
time*...............................
First ki*N ......................
237
umi httgw
>1.50
Hi.'«'
1. (1 ft U M
2. MUI)
247O.(H-- «.«O
Du* balane®
*L».25
Will call to-morrow night to eoilect.
Win n »In» answered the bell next
evi-ninir| she -aid, “Come iato the par­
lor, Harrv, anil I will p®y you."
About hull an hour after »ho was con
trading a new J»'bt at the ice cream
saloon around on the aventio.
P runin '«».—The owners tell u* that
trees will not live as long here a* in
th« Eastern Sta'es. Why not? The
owners allege over-bearing on* thing,
"tree* grow no much faster" as another,
though why
these shouhf necessi­
tate, justify or excuse the gutting sway
>f one half or two-thirds of the feliage
is not explained. Every winter the
pruning fiend, armed with ladder and
huge *bc «rt, travels around frem or-
,-hai.l to orchard for a job. He want*
to cut awuv the long, graceful, droop­
ing litnl s that constitute not only the
U-antv ,ml glory of an orchard, but its
u- fuln, -’ as well. It is probable that
tli" disease called curled leaf is intensi-
fi<-l l>v the excessive pruning which
leaves th" sap producing or feeding
vessel* in excea . of the digestive part
wf the tree
Cherry trees thus pruned
arc liable to die suddenly, as if blasted
or if they live, have dead limbs ami
gum «'xcreaocnsoes, which detroy the
be.itity ami ttscfuk«'«». Pruning on
gen, r «1 principles is all wrong; prun
ing for shape, if done when the tree is
young, especially if only .-mall limbs
are cut away, is welt enough. It is still
greater folly to prune to prevent bear
mg. Thinuittg out Ihe fruit is much
better. In many orchards threa-fonrth*
that is set should come off
After the
fruit begins to grow it should be thin-
ne«l out so that th»' leaves bide what is
left. It is bail farming to leave so
ranch that the tree requires propping,
let the tree* grow. They know whs
they are altout. You can aasist ther
bv cutting away the useless limb'
The tree itself ceminences the work 1
enlarging around the limb to be exc.s
ed, showing au evident design of chok
ing it to death
That ia the way tl
native forests <io the work. Tbc tai
est pines and cedars have no otl
pruning; need uo other.
.
F ather ani > S un .—The buocms « ,e ie
Democrats iu Indiana thia month,
1-
it is understood, insure the retm ,er
H n. Daniel W. Voorhees to tli»' I' 4
States ¡»«-nate for another term
fW
is some talk of Hou. Joseph F.
Donald contesting for the plant, bn
can hardly «io so successfully nnlea
issue is mad" ou the tariff a ques’
on which Mr. Voorli««» is not tn I
many with Ins |>arty. But the prol
bilities are that the Legislature will 1
turn him to the Senate aotwitlistaudii
bis departure from the faith in this pt
ticular. Mr. A oorhees as Senator s
no doubt feel quite proud to greet h;
so* as a ilelegate from Washington t«r
ritory to the House of Repr.'sentattvi -
for it is quite a distinct! ni for one fart
ily to be thus represented in botl
branches of Congreas. The son is aai
to possess many of the prominent pc
culinrities of the father, andthet-
will no doubt try te make life a bi
den to the officer* aud managers ef tl
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 1
their advocacy of the forfeiture of liu.
grants. — Daily New».
T he S tate A k . si . nal .—The arms be­
longing to the State of Oregon are be
mg cleaned and brightened up. The
room to the left of the hallway leading
from the north entrance is occupied by
the arms. Mr. .1. T. Bennett has been
einphiyed by Secretary of State Ear
hart, who is <-x officio adjutant general
by virtue of his office, to clean the guns
and put them in racks, lie has built
racks around the room, and the gun«
orderly stood up in them present a
.piite formidable appearance. There
are about 400 of the gun», part of them
regular old muskets like those used tn
the war of the rebellion, and part of
them are needle gnns. The gun» have
been boxed up, ami s >me of them have
rn-ted considerably. A gowdly number
of them were used in the Modoc war of
1874, and have not been used since As
Oregon is now at peace with all the
world people do unt see maav gun»;
but it vi u want a squint at a real nice
M oral C<> cbaoe ,—Sydney Smith, i
ami clean-looking armory, just step into liiw werk on moral philosophy, spea!
ilie room occupied by it at the State in thin wise of what men los« f»r w*i
IL, u sc. — SoiMxm««.
of a little moral courage. The fact 1
that to «lo anything in this world
A n O iieoon M ade W atch —The well- doing, wr must not stand back shi
known watchmakers, Butterfield Bros., ing, and thinking of the cold and
"fl62>. First street, had an exhibit at ger, but jump in an scramble throng
the fair that marks an era in Oregon as well as we can. It will not do to
manufacturing
It is no less than a perpetually calculating tasks and
watch ma le entirely in Oregon. This justing nice chances; it did very w
exhibit was in the center of the main bsfore the fl.iod, when a maa cou
hall, and shnn d be seen by everybody consult his frieuds upon an intand
attending th« fair. Tbc w itch ia »quick publication 150 years, and then live
train, straight line < aeapement, full *«>• it* success afterwards. But at pr,
jeweled, six pairs of setting« and chro ent. a man waits ami doubts and h«
uometur bal-irca, mid is compos -d of tat«-«, and <-on«ults his brother and
142 pieces. It to k one son 21 daya uncle and particular friends, till ,
to make the wateh. It ia proper to sav fine dav he finds that lio is 60 years
that this is not a mero setting up of a age; th ,t lie has lost so much time
) >t of wheels cut at a watch factory, but consulting his first cousin an 1 parti Ja-
the watcb entire was made here. The lar friends that he ba* no more tim Ito
wheels were cut ><Ht of solid aietal, fellow their advice,
f
turi'd. performed cogged, trimmed,
lini.hed and mounted right in the But-
A T ale F rom tme S outh .—Billy
tei tield shop and is the first watch ever linne is an irritable man, ami b
manufactured in Oregon. As sueb the tbinnast b-gs iu tho world outside
the time keeper possesses a peculiar
anatomical museum. One cold,
value which will increase in rapid pro tery morning in Docembsr, I8G4
gression as the years go by and we coma
tsnt was pitched sti a bleak Vi
to hive our 1 irge Hitcli factories run hillside. He was indulging in •
ning in Portland.— Tr/e<fram.
ing nap when Uncle Davie, hia
agro
body servant, tiptoed in, stumbl
•ver
T he decreas«» in the national debt for something, knocked over the general"»«
the month of October was ¿8,307.193, cot and sjiille.l him ou tho ground
and -ince June 30 it has been nearly Springing to bis feet the irate g^ wra]
$33,1)00,000 At this rate the debt is be­ grabbed a sword nnd gave chase jf. the
ing paid at the rate of nearly SIOO.’MJO,- firing Davie. The darkey jum|«d a
0O0 a yt ar, which ia a more extiavagant fem e, ami feeling Ksfe, turned io the
rate of payment tliau is neces-ary or general, whoHO shirt -e» flap
expedient. This payment is made pos the breeze, and ydled: “Go<
atble only by a tax system which is Massa William, yoR
ain’t
„
burdensome to the financial and «am yoti self in dis wind ou dena L** !•
mercial interests of the country. The you?”
people of the whole conntry are loaded
with a burden, which, aildud to the other
A Bn/Pho« msion —“Thia isa'?*^
ionls incident to the civil war which time of night foryou tobaeom
**m
they have to carry, is placing upon to your wife, I tunst say.”
» * i
this generation more than its share.
“I know zhat, my (hio) dear
rUX ..
With the country growing in popula­ been out.wizh th«' proceah'n, y
»
tion and developing its re-ouicea rapid-
"What procession, I’d like '
*tV*T
1« every year, ther* is no necessity f»r there's been no procession to-n
lly,.
imposing upon the people of to-day the
"Y’ash has, ray dear. Bigg**’
**?
burdens of taxation d*m*n«ia4 by so of th* cam(hic)paign. Took
’ B
lapid a payment of our comparative hour« t'pass given point.”
*<*aionf*-
small debt. While it should be put in
“How matiy were in th«pro/
the wav of payment it ahonld he more
‘ Dud Randall an' ma.”
to pa** n
gradual, that those who ei.joy the bene
“And it took yon fiv* hour*
fits to secure which this debt was ramie
given poiut? Nonsens«!”
tty dn*r.
sliuul I Lear some proportion of it.—
"No uonshens* 'bout it, »
Exchange.
Given point wozh a s’loon." »—
" -........ . '
* f- -
T he best medium in which to place
i cuttings of nearly all the ordinarv house
' plants is pure building sand. Thia i» to
lie kept very wet until the dotting* be
come rooted. The young plants are
tilt'll to be transplanted into small pots
—two to two aud a half tn diameter—
S anguine Dakota papers predict that
in soil eoHsi-ttng of about equal part*
of we l-decomposed tuauuer, loatuy gar the emigration ta that territory wil«
dvu soil aud *<nd.
»mount to 300,000 this year.
A t Lewiston,
Idaho,
g ,
wheat and a dozua of agga , j
prie».
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