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atice little or nothing. It from I
' tabo*yy camuoperowhe ,, plant 10 hindered in Ito
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during too etimmor of toll,, the crop,
growIll -
*91 be small in
]Me Requires Xiteltelpenli P*# tw very
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Various.
190and Advice Abeat Mastication,
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111"01mix Willa at Preed Greater- TbPU
Thus -
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proportion.
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a stiff oday soil may be rendered
A dog requires exeitemeu*, a
. 114 bag 4
Very few people, unfortunately, think
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enough oftbodinner-table for their good.
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at a Cannon, Ball.
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FCOM the article on. 01 The Surroull '
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wwpu.oh 196plail Castel".
This 14bought-rea4ing, 11 11
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Zoatings Who$ C%ii.a. be PC figalklY PilOud,
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more fertile by Under drai a46, which not!
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Only series off the Burplus;w ter bu allows
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Craving ;for tiae. interest of outw sr4 objects.
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Feed hi m. well,aind abut him up slope in
It is the idea of too MOUT persons that
dinner should b -
a disonsied. like politics-
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at the Bun," by PC I
a asset Langley, in the
,October 11 Century,"
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favepted, I outpow I latiatiloo it! is net a
by she iluglenook. r
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Air, to penetrate $IlO� soil, In dry
weather the air carries 4. proportion of
an apartmento and he will outfer A dbv
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exinui like, a fine gentleman, become
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bur iedlY, � Sion a Pare
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matter at bugmeos, Bating AS, of more
we q a w-
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iDg - " We Ohio ftd,Utly Picture, pe'hmp"rbOW
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it from
now thing, It was, you May depend u a
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it, the origin of our baud-ifisking cuotor&.
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THA DEATU OF TOR OLD AQRP- I
moisture with it, while the. warmth -of ,the
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sun is ,Absorbed more quickly in early
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troubled And, unigaRy log W
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, � , anlef occupation
Or ELMupeinent, It the window be left open,
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impqrtoao. - to
pe , the individual than',politics,
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since healthy frarnos, which a from dia.
would heam, a station ]lost the
lunar orbit An Boo the - moon_eI MOVI
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Is in extremely sens itivo to the atstq or 4.
degree of feeling betrajed in a hatia,shake, M
Ntroug to the last, and be's dead. TIM 3401100:7
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Of the form;
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be! will find resource in, looking out of, ltv
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, otionary babito in the Matter at eating,
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worldw-riiBh by with, a vielocity greater
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than that, of the cabana ball in its, swiftest
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And the Mannar In which I am impreAsecl
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grolitkI my judgme t
There was common blood in- tile vailps ; in. big
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- . heart it was true Arid warm. .
b otter .crops and starts an earlier, growth
, than one vibioll is allowed to drain itself
d will divert himself With the
An. I � passing
scene, and taking 4I lively concern in the-
laid, to moble thoughts, cie deede.-
and bar
Napoleon. is slaid, to have lost one bi
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flight ; but with equal ,
�, Speed its shadow
.to 11 moter., �
of ,qb*v
Vran Y,eso, Shyness, cordiality, weakneep
. We raised him up from A. co)t; he was full. of �
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naturally. .
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doiugs of the oth
. at dogs jon the Street.
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battles because .1 -i I
- of an Ill Docked potaia. it
actually travels, Along ihe earth; And now,
it we return from our imaginary otoliell to
91 will, -
tiO111106 of ,temperament, decision,,
AuXr9ugh h6,.�&o only a brute, Yad some of the
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$BUBO men.
A. G. Ptentloe, of�. Maine, writes to the
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This Is a, pleasure which we tr
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may not really have been the unsavory
'big
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V, real One borer below, we are beLter, pro-
gratipath . .
y, jealousy, deceit, ore revpallpa
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pace nocuously in Ebaking bands, An I
of F
I The children were crying aroung Tom HAS
ew York World that he has rAis
�N silage on six acres to fe . � I
ad enough
on ad. twouty-niae
.... d it is not, indeed, observ-
other at"Ama .
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able in d New9oundlands Appear
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potato. which disturbed mind., He
'did not, is
probably. ke time enough dis.
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pared to see. why this flying shadow is
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a unique 4poethi
such 41a; fbr,, small 48 it
, tiblird coquotte
,amp � I
mca drills bar hanA
ever so still. - I,but
an . .
lu knew each voice and would . Swap, though
bill;
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cows seven months with one feed at bay
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every, day, and one feed of gtodu to the,
Peculiar ,
P ran to it, They are.
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'all"At ly .1,1 ' at
We.phall never forg
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case it properly. Time. is a great, ease
11 . Utial,
at the, din or -table, Good. digeetl
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may be when seen in -tion. to $he whole
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globa, it is immense to the observer, ,wilosei
not to 184 Oatr bar Secret hQleo, - I
fogrg or deeirt a. A Western �
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he was over the .
..0 No One but could Btroke his An.0140, With his head
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.cows were milked
'that I I Making a proper
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4 ZT"4,u,dl,n 'dog, belonging to. a
� dealer,
never wait on appetite unless t he mind'is
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entire horizon Is filled with it, and who Sees.
. merloein Shakes halilljr WIQJ. he
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risen, And a Wall street on . .
a with, the
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biout kindly near;
And the little cheek pressed to his hod never a
reagon to fear.
estimate for the Value at the hay and grain,,
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the product of twenty and a halt acres
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provision with whom w.o bad
A street acquaintance. It was his. business
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and rb.ad mud the molars can operate
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free fro 111 , Oughts which interfore with
the Actual velocity of one Of the be%venjy
bodies,. an it.were, brought down to him .
.liesitalipythat reveals 4ouble-mindednegoo,
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The Sootah of the hand, in
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'&no to the last, and be's dead. We, will miss
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kept the twenty -Aline cows. equivalenb to.
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one,y I ear, which demonstrates the claim
o go. About in the. waggon &a @;, proton of
ter
the good thinge thexein, And as ,Ire- rode
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their Satisfactory action. The, way to
enjoy dinner is to. sit down to; table after
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Thereaderwho has ever ascandedto the
Spperga at Turin. Will reca 1. I .
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grasp commort I
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I at of the Irish peasant, laquire,lady �1
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him here on the pIkee. I
NO ma tter how strong the strain, he never
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that less than on mre cl land can be made!
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to. support �a e0woneyear.
Slongstrecto wootniallifeSt and, Most lively
was the interest he took I iq ill g
, " movin
Shaking off tb cares of the world. Let
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the ,SOUP QOMS n hot S
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viewand be able to- unileretand thagood
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forbuneof an observer-Forbea-who once
or country, girl, is very cordial. The virtue -
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of sociability in chiefly expressed in the
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slackened a trace. ,
There was somethlug About him h an, be!
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kill done.
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Washing butter with b
, tine - has, two.
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Beene, No 4uobQsfl in the 1&44 ever
loung!d in her more
it With a joyous beef t. Cotayeree. with
family
had the opport . .
I . unity to witness. thence tbig
Celtio baqd.s ak
h ,a, unless when a gourt
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$6 going op or a. too der pasnon at I fell. ..
a w what was to be
And a furrow straight as a line It seernedhis.
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to
,effects. If the fine grained butter is
4110WQ4 to stabd for in
, carriage with a
luxuriousors More graceful miribanour
your w, o y
the bra's
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hnomenon., And under a nearly cloudless
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sky, I I perceived, .
he O&yp, 4 irA the o0ath
.1 think I could toll blindtold hot at a,
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pleasure run. . I
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He always stopped at a word, and At A word he
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panic if
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. the brine
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$be latterwill,bythe natural laws otgrovity,
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. friend exhibited in the Waggon,L HIS.
favorite attitude was lying with his fare. -
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accompany it. Conversation is An aid to
digestion, brood helps down the soup,
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west a black shadaw like thab of a at era
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about to break, which obscured the lips.
Swiss, Garman, French, English, Scotch,
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or Irish person was shaking harido with - .
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would start,
Aind never needed E6 wbip, a lash would bmve
cause solid or cheesy matter in butter,
milk to seBume & Iowa at
. r rAts and can. thus
ipaws. dangling over the tr
- out, and his great
head lolling on them, Any long ktoppage we.
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Do 6 be in a burry for your
no I I fish. Have
the rQleveB served promptly when the
it was the lunar shadow coming. toward
And he I .
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roughest; the Frenchmen ,ohakes human
broken his heart ;
And I haven't that to regret, as a father by hie
dead
be drawn a
. ut it An under the butter. The
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added water bag also an amatty for the.
re marked made Irlin uneasy, sun he dia.
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remove is made. Meanwhile couverBsti
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us.' Ppeaka of the at uPef&cbi0u'-
it is his.'worci-oauged by the spectacle.
with the tips of ,stiffened and* drawn I
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together fingers, which signifies that he. �
child,
Vben every former correcti n comes back to
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set him wild. F
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sugar of milk,. and takes 10 with I
,, , It when
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drawn
played his pleasure when his , carriage was
again in motion by dancing from side to
should be suitnated. Notbinp, helpe-the
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- digestion t th I— tit or is more
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.ritinues, I it was tile moot
terrifying eight I ever saw. L AS Always-
� wallo him gait round with poiltenesi ai3.Witb .
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The money was never minted that could have.
off. The brine U180 a
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contraction of the'livitter globules, I -which
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side like A pattrot cults patch, slid uttering
a quick bark.'bf satisfaction. . �
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prove 6 of good - feelitip, at the table
bair an honest, hesrbY, . ti . Lik , .
.L ative mood.
happens in the sudden, Silent,
,0%6013L' at
unexpected Movemente, the spectator con.
a fortress ;, to keep off intrudera. Never
expdot sn�tbicg of a per
L L Bon w4w-abakes a I
boughtbim away,
XveVy foot of the far�;i he know, so long has been
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his a
causes increased firmuci;s.
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An, English, poleatist, figuring upon the,
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. Tbe curiosity of dogs is Another quality
Whicirthoy beive in -common iRith our kind..
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Dyspepsia and all its 3�8 readil '
Y give
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place to ood-humored Wit Which Lip �ok
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foubda real and -relative motion.. I felt
a r"meat, as. though. the-
Soft h and $D a. limp way., 1. have had a
wide experience of false cordiality, which .
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-- - The -bu= -.waS-UeveAtoO,-greatj-XW.1� the, it,
Pa.
was never too stroug,- � �
b
�acpt-of-milfirBays-t fit-milk-ocatains-13-por
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cent. of dry substance, arid
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. r-1AUw7ftV9udT `addg'ffi'ii�j;-b6,if -
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be. is taken into- a b�range apartal, no be,
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'b-e-efb 116n"t ii-tli
ION i4w2TWZZB' , known.
The Caterer, a magazine, which devotes a
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,Almost.giddylor
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massive bu d
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side: of bhe coming eclipse.? Another wit-
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WAS betmod by- Ol&'oOldjers,,0
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battering through hotels and boarding
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long as the harness held he was bound to All
.as t 0
It along. � . I .
jL do of dry food will prod ties 130
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of milk. The food fed,
will Arob lie down to rest until be ba'
1. a taken
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get at deal at attention to. this subject says
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bass, who had beaUL looking at some bright
horroma, - have - I net &]I WOMSUbo6d,L by , I
hardened diplornati.sts, by tbank-
Faithful down to the last, steady unto the end;
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pounds Same to
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. Oxen would be expected to produc I a eighty-
a sugvey of the room and amelled every
� At . tiole in it. Dogs,, &H we' have before
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the ple autos of the table are not confined
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to the Act of eating, ind 'that it might be
oloude just before, says: $The bright cloud
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I Saw distinal . tly pub out like, a candle. The
persons .
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fill for post -favom and hoping for I avore to . , I
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The farAu hus lost a hblper, Ann the family lQ800
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Toor Itom, in pastures of greim 66y his spirit
fl-pipounds increase in live weight, contaim-
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ing uixty-three pounds of dry matter. The
attemptedio prove, a a rogues and obeato
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* like Wen, and they ire also inwilerern, with
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11 laid do WA as %be axi6m that a good-
humored fast will brighten the brain and
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eapidity of a Shadow, &Ad the intensiby'.
produced sIfeeling that something material
LCOMS, And by� exhibitors at unive a .
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bitiona Wapting ,puffs. An.1talian,-who.in I �
I forever Stray,
There's a shadow over the ll�westesa; thies 4
funeral here
180 pounds at
. milk will. contain -about
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seven pou'nds of nitrogen, ,while' the sixty-
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a Qonsciou0nefis 'of their -criminality. In
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pecks of hounds it IS nob Very UnOOMMOAL
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lighten the heart more than apAli-litimored
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feast," Do -not trouble yo, roalf about the
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W613 sweeplog over the'surth M a speed.
perfootlyfrightful. I involuntarily li$teUE d
all cases tries to bide his little game, hatem s,
to. offer,bis hand. To avoid- doing oo,whea � '
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to -day. . .
After the age of nine manths�% good boo
three Pounds of dry uninito %viii. contain
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Per
bardly:l cent. The 4,0100 pounds of
-to find ' dog
a kill'qd by his ooinradoW, and
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we ona board 61 desori e.
a a I X hunts]! b
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- of L .terrapin or the
threatened eXtiriation .
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adioted decline the Both
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for the iushibg noise of % mighty wind."I -
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fiO meats an Englislimail,'he rubs both hill - .'.' - i
ha Alde slowly togethor� as, if washing thern.' '
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maybe made to weigh so makny poundoas be
is daysold. He tbould he fariowed'aarly in
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'dt$, food will contain about tivemq pounda.
6f.Alfirogen,; .and the milk *will ibbtract
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big visit to a kennel, after on .1
e: Of L these
:assassinations. - Half -a -dozen of the
of oystere;
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P.hre., d,,,,,,,,, Articles of food will last
the lifetime'of the ordinary, man. Think
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All enthaGisat about ideas,, principles a.pil,
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Bystems rareri piita cord lality in to a baiid'-'
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-the Spring, and slaughtered before January.'
seveu'pouxid$,�OiahoutMpir cent., while
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lo,tig�eared bow-swovrs, were L SCAU66tting.
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only about the dinneri-hAve Alb other a' �
11 are,
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�120,ke;Paris Letter to Lo!!� Truth.
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I- It is a well-kiniawn I act that all animalp,
the moat will take OWY 5 p6r cen r�
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. on their batinches in one corner'With par-
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it core th be. Let the service be simple,
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. r-pecially obarmillig ; it is built
"topping is a L
'water,
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grow better and take on fat f &star in warm
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Gas reason why finit is more uricartain
tioularly grave falceo,, which meant, to,
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but. staple. Many a dinner 'has been
over the so -that the 'lea actually
Iffad Seven Children vit'nowle on4f Ila& .
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-- weather Qan in cold, and it is well to take
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than formerly is be-pikirtie the soil 'ban lost
speak An innocence. W
'that Unluckily
'belied
Spoiled by at oonAination-of dialles. Above
under t"L r r
possea I . come. The 6 ier a lang,
' f1liover iseen one at 'Arliens. . L
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advantage of this fact in Preparing the
some of its' orlgipal I ertillty� , Attacks of
by the opot"'cl. blood -on theit Costa.
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all L things, 'recommends &'*riter in the
gla."nolo:ed balcony looking seaward,
At the National' Hotel nupper table lait ' '-' �
surplus stock for sale. - .
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In order to Secure the fastest- walking
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insects O.Arthe frifit'Wili acc6i�ut toe Part Of
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�,the-faili2re,-but-*beu-tbe--treeB fail-io-blos..
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While be wag, examliku)k the. body -of the
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d6ceaBod-tbey-kept-yawning and licking
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Caterer, BiAlve to haw -a change from the
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usualiatex0yped dinner of wines, peculiar
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fi. mbi h one never tires. of surveying
the 'blue. Maditarrawish - beyond and belo,w;
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evening a bold, bad, Tionesta man sat down I I .. I
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.alongside a newspaper . Man, p6nd soon go% I
. horses they must be tested, and the beat
retained for breedirg, so careful 'selection
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-Born the reason Mu6t be
I looked to elsa.".
Or
Where. In makilig'a compost for orchards
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their chops with their long red tongues, b6is
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If they had no Mannar of -orincern in what
dieliesandnames in-Frep
I -ab whicir even
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Lie,# waitero o'swunderstsud. . .
a-klwoj�.variet
There it -y Ili the movements
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of the'sba. 'to wash
ow I -ii 60 gentle land
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into iion A
vateatiolA with A commercial travel. � I
lei Who sat opposite. - I . .. ..
will result in the emablishmenb of a breed-
of fast -walking horses if persisted in. .
a due proportion of pottisib bhould be added.
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The trod ii yearly htoring up make And
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WRR going On ; but it wag evident that they
, were .by no moans easy in.their mindi.
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Soothing theitLitie'the Moit effective Of
lullabies when one wishes'to tali asleep
66 I . have, � seven obil . .
dren.ab borne andi ;I
never saw one of thein," -finally iernarkeil -
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To prevent foul brood. in bees
,more potaeb in its WOOCJ"L and unless the
Lea is renewed exhanstiori mulit follow..
The dogs which bore no works of th(k'froy,
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and which were presumed - to be innocent,
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Railroad mon'llave for a. long time been
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I Again) the sea is in in uproar, and the spray
leapi;; lip .
to,the very -windows. The illa-
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The commercial trayeller'bad heard
Hicks, of Maryland, Sets out a dish con-
tainingapolution of rock Bolt and water
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T� tree cannot. WAnder ovet.a field to
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graoe So an animal cula, andAn'orichards
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me ved abdut as ubual, with quite a differ-
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ent air.-Bo8tonBuq08t.
aware of many faults in the common
a.rraugements.for, coupling engines to psa-�
Sion that we are 'actually at' sea is qWte
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hard to 'shake, off at times.' The , fish
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great many strange things during bia,vaiied �
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near his hiveo for the bees to drink, and
trids that it keeps his epistles free from
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closely plainted � the L deficiency of Potash
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before
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. sanger trains, the usual plan followed bieing
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the use of the ordinary link, formerly the
have ;' Is& 'd
kne t� - -watch fat the
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refuse that - is to the
aaraer# but .this evidently stumped, him .., I
,Being priti *much of * .
Jy fleman, he only '
.. a gen
the disease. .. .
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�Often begins the tree
Q&r,,3g a&..L a become of
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While rine-Oravilluenamilon'.
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'white;
01 jiy coupler known for both pasBenger,and'
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ad& from the botel'galtgriesi and are bonBe-t
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Said 11 Indeed 2" in an inquiring manner, L
but a 16ok Of Surprise � dragged big features, � I i
Mr. Wilson, the great grape grower of
the Northwest, planted, a year ago last :
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A writer in the B uraZ Becord in speaking
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Some.racent Attempts with pine
n
appears to givb It,& voluese, an orn%me tal
freight train service,' but at present, con.
fined &I 'most wholly to the latter. Althou gh
c
Lluoutly very isme. Portly -looking follows
L to
ei Ot two long came right. the
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and be gazed at the Tionesta man, of ter'. I. L
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'the
.
spring, 100,COO cuttings and grew 80 per
of.the'field pea as .
& lartillzer Says; 46 T1181M
pea r9ots, 'penetrating to such a, great
Wood, which iiiii common uses - have ot.
Al
heretofore Suggested. !of
inventors have been At . If a
work for ba'
-or .under
balcony and stare'up impertinently ,at us.
- .
'The.
the mariner of man, who, treed by *. I
gentleman cow, . Said nothirig,, but kepi
4cent. He visa to graft this year from
I 20,1000 to 26,000. The cuttings, he says,
depth'in the soil and permeating the load
. ,
,.The sot tueso its
texture and its sui,ceptiliffirty, to, injury may
century improving paoRenger coachcoupleis
tokeeptbe 'vehiolea* from bumping against
temptation is strong to make them
&tons for their ,temerfty, and not a fewof
"hink", to hilliSelf, " -I'M Weltilig for you
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should be One half inch from the bud. *
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Fodder is fed in
in every direction-, locsen it up more Per.
feotly-than all the plouglia and harrows
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have had some Influence . ting its
general use for orrianlantil purpoeea, but
each obberwhile running, and, while their
efforts have been- attended with eminent
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them.ho,ve been havied up. with fad arid.
line to the broad' verandi&. - One day
to 90 . . . . . � I . . I I
. I I tuation for a Amon2An . t
At ter enjoying the ii . ,
� that properly saved, mud
.
icombination with clover bay And grain, is
comb ineo. I have some-blackpreiiiie ham-
mook-latad that is cold, wat-and cirawfihhy.�
.
�
tbetrood'aaa be .'-I Alled", so that mudh of
.
r6moved... its
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success, the' douplar on' the -tinder 1 has
I
remained practically untouched. � In some
Somebody mot up More outhusissai than
the Tiopests mail continued : I . . . .
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:11"Yes, I've got seven' 6bildieA-,*bdb I've
Act equal value with timothy hay by weight,
I says Professor Sanborn ; but Such fodder
.
For several years I could never stand
I got a
6foorn. Year beforelaet, afterfailing.to
.thisobjectlonia pure'whibe'
. color -white so compared. With. othit
,
instances born castings bove been attached
uhnal and cast a. torpedo from the baleen
I � . � y
into R' school. at .inquisitive,,- marine
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never vean one of'them. I'm going. ome .
to see it now It 'WAS born since I left .
is very different from that which is exposed'
. .
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get a stand., and, so* the season was far
woodo-recommen'dti ii for purpo8eifor I
,which belly has been heretofore uged.;,iind
in thil't6nder' drawbar, shun -reducing the'
�
looso�distaa6o by meeting the ear buffer,
beautieP.- A boy B
� prang in after the, explo.
slop brought three. fat follows to the
, �
home.- ,-,..., . I - - - . . I
.
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. to frost and bleaching rains.
line
advanced I ploughed up'the partial stand of '
d6wn the
%he Size of the � ti bar f to ' w iii clear
M in 11 h
. �
but this imptovement'.*was far from
.and .
surface. Manyotharh were stunned, but
� Th a conatheroial tra.veller3eft the table. ..' 1!
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big.
Saxony wool has a Bhort staple; the
Australian wool is longer, but also fine.
corw andi sowed rtd.chowder.
pea. The yield of vine ii I
- 6 was 1mmeuPO,,Aud
lumber may be out is greatly in'it4 favor,'
board's of ' width of -and even
being' effective, and
I was * Merely
tatter than nothing. � Under' certain
not.oufficieb#y tolkeep them from evading .
. -
the '
..with.tearo in . I
o�6, but tfio newspaper f .
man, beiag'made,of* sterner stuff,marely, .
Combing Wool, Euch as thab fratn'the
'
IisvedI donot.thiuk lees that! three
I
.5 .sixteen
'twenty lbobeB being riot uncomwo
. I Al, with!
.
- conditions' of train running, .this lease-
Bwimmor. .Nets %,to. aii3o cast in front
� of the hotel, and many bushels of fishmeat
.
-grqsnedi and k6pt on creating a ,vacuum in - ., . .
. .. . .
Lmoolne, Cotswolds and Leiiiesters, is
usually about ViLS inOb6S Ili length. The
tonsouperior -hay, Pei adia, besides leaving
.
&,goodly number on t1i'a ground to deogy. .
11.6
no shade of distinction 'between gap wood'
and, heart, . and only, the, fainte op�
. . I at pare
*00AP'ling' would' give an uncomfortable
.
. ibration to the whole train,
V alai! at tipries
oaptared.-w-Bq�out Leiter ,to New -Ork
, . . . . .. . ano.
',Tilne8-Denocrqt.' - . - I
the'larder.17rMerchant Traveller. . .
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Knees of all wool is ,,hot from the families'
neit year this land was the loosest soil
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ble9faill. 8011168peolmeno lately �examined
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the application OIL thd broke Would cause a
.
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. � .. Aged Claiudl Alakto PL* ISpeech. ... I ..
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of Marinco. . .
One pint 6f cuts, with a like measure of
1had Oil the place , it.was* ready lot the
p'.ough before any other I it -had before,thlia
allow a
, _� greaktly-, enhanced. be alltYL * by
VeryL Simple troatudent--the"' filling with
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jerking 6f:the cars Ili m - disagteeable way.
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To remedy'..the M y - dre, icks
Wb Vt-
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' : .. . Quartz Je4relltry , . . ...
- . . -tw. 7 ;
�
. Red cioua, the well known Sioar Aier,
ViSitid the Government achoof4or Indian
br,bn, is a day'u ratima ill two feeds -for Is
'h--"- t'l- - LL
-Aleen-toomet-and-sticky to--plolig un i very
. �
W arm shelleiii varnish,.. bleached- 5iiihi'
-to,
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ea coupling, Mr. 'George. H. ..Colby,
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Th6making I I quartz j evielleft' - '
. Y Is Vedu-
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at -Carlisle - ka., an -d- addresRad the a Sri
.breading eve. A week after lambing this
late in the season, And Was in.0 condition to
. . .
receive almost tiny or 11 L
in S106h6l, L'OPPI ' '
I . L led with a. brash while
.
master meobanio,6f the Boston &,Albany
,,&Zly a CmI,fO,O
mia.induAtry C'�
. Its. ma�ufa
ture was began in.the days following
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in hie civin language, adys St. Nich6!as.. A , ' ..
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ration tbouldbe ibeivaked by adding one
. . . op! I I �
.Warm. Several coats are given" the', last
Railroad, has invented an attailliment for
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early *
.prize of 03 was offered to r the beA trinals- ,, ,'
lourth of a polaud of oil weal. She should
- . . . . .
: - . . . - . . .
cost -bdnglubbed 1,with puiiiiae and rattail.
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locomotive tenders, which in effect con-
r
the gold discove y. It' is not :of tell that
ti of th'i apeabli. We give ei� portion of
onsuca I
also receive as much out h.ay arid Sir
. aw an
She will eat. I I
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whic ,
. Tb.e !Fr6fessionvil One .r.. � .
,
Atone moistepid with water,, oil. A'
not
finish of & ,'flowing coat 'of copal var4i It
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. ,hroUgL , ,
.tinues the - Miller � hook bout
y ta
entire train. This device io a I 1.1
�Aail 1,
Aniners come - Across rookL Which may be
.
used, -in the manufacture of jewellery. I The
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t 08af ill, L report, ' Wide
he U by Lattice . '
,
, 9tauding Bear: 9qYo seem like Anygrand. ,*� -
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Tomato plants ought to be grown I'a
zows and by poles or slats laid on
,Your* Xegi;
L time 'pr6fessional grumbler is
generally -a.genblemen inclined to be .Btouti
completes the -preparation, . Thi .
ii'lliest:d
the Wood- is of a faint creamy tint with an
.t�pp
in an ion an
to any tetider, is auiornatic ' ,
'
prevents accidents in coiiApliag. . When it
gold has to be evenly distributed And hot
lUmPy- so that after it bas I pas . sed thr6ligh
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,ohildrSnL;and-nowI went through .
pass
the sholp's and'saw what you' can be -done. .
.
=ted
forke- or of lumber driven in the
grobud. The framework ought to be two
and partial to a shooz6. after �dinnok. ,. SO
ellfacto siriple. folds vxif broadcloth ; .,a*
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siippbviranbe of'semi;traris�srenoy. 'Beauti.
I
ful gradations of torio were obtained by
is remembered that, the' engine is coupled,
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Arid. uncoupled. many more times tbain the
the rrecesosr� stages which prepare it . for
- setting the apotw And Beams of. .gold', are
I saw the shoemaker, harness maker., tailor,
carpentek, tinner, blacksmith, and they all �'L .:
'Here
or three feet high, and %be Plants trained .
up to lie on the top... Tbio keeps the fruit
.uUr xoUaL 'AAL the Matter of Worsted coulforteraL
. .. . .
for' keeping his throat warm, And Small
.
panels 4 this preparbd pine, AmOulding6 L -Of
hdily,and'stileo of curly' or bird's-eye.-
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separate cars of - - a . train, . -it" muet be
Acknowledged thStL,th�86 art important
.
ell acattertii . through: , the .rook. , ,The
w - . I .
quartz so taken by, the jeweller is brought
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doing well. you: See'l Weeik� a I becili 4-
'which is .you milit it. . . I *as � . ..
. Surprise
clean, and also greatly iu creases the yield..
ludisiXubber booti for keepirighis feet dry.,
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He is a'comfortabld mlan�verypieciae. and
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maple, And fine contrasts wore MiLde with'
the- Pine and.bilbd black Walnut The
.
advantages.' - There &to no linki - or pine to
break, and no. Black- to be taken Tap., tons
in 'Ump" we 'if Alg from one, to teU pounds,
ZdLin this .'10g.dition it is, handed over'to
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lii6ke L'
.'.that the b mith doing - very good., Also ' L' ,
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tlAo girl can washing clotlidi arid -isdWliag'. ,
� The valus of an ordinary ton of Manure.
� I is ei�.tiniaied at NO pounds sell . d, worth
I
regular in hi i fia*bit§�and -ham abowiort.�
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able houM,with ev�rjtbiDg- in It all'P'recise
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Pine "' too soft file floors� but -for doors,
...I. d abauiber - inkn4ure it Seems to
Securing th�ljrnbct�.atariibg AnA aiiiPpink
.
of trainp, resulting In increased 'comfort to.
a AnEchanic toe Ilia L " I b" .
. . . . purpose o 61119 cut
1utoulabs.. The P I , * *
roLei�h Is -an BRAY' Ono And
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Albo I'vililt' Pass thi�Mjh 1,136 Fchool 'rooms ,; �- . ��,
.
au'a 1 Saw iome% of you cAt �vriw - I , , 'L
: ViLBry, a8ti,
� , 61 40 ; 800 1;oul,os of mirmw and litter,
. and
worib 01, 1,316 900 lounda of water
and re,gult6r, &a hi.Ambelf." He has no great
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misfortunes to 'bewail, - cobsequently he
.
be sidgal-m-bly adapted'. The finest apeci-
epgaro. .1talbo prevents ille swaying
.nearly bimilm.r to that followed 6y the Marble
t .
op t ets. The savv by WhICh this OP618,tidll
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and-road,'and I was glad. Now, this is th . ,
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. aselebb matter; the vAluo of the entire 2,000
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grumbles. at the Ismaliest wifeiieo. L Elio
,
me*rlFj of. the wood noted came froAn Miohi�
I
gap, having fewer:pitchy.'sireaka and being'
M11.1t1pn of the tender arid foiward
. I . ..car, arid
,consequent Bide wesi I 'tendbany to
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t
Li'3 p6rfor)n (lia circular And made of he
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a I r'. t I -
� thirri'What LWe send.you her o L) learn
I I . t
.
wbita *MPnIA way. There is two roads,ohe ih '.L'. i
pounds buitig 6240 Manures,, however
.
I vary lu compubmuti, and the figu res are not
vety o6i�afort tutus into the serpent .that
.
'Stinjo him�. Ha It finding out
�
. Oi u, more uniform ciolor -than the Maine
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� L .ind
broa4ke I .of L truck boxes.��, Being
L
rin uDd charged with whter,. and emaryi
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, quartz is held. up t 16 and in ite'revo.".
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good arid one is Wfi-At �;We Lee"' a devil - road. . �'. .. .
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'you ' '
. rolimble. . .
perpl3tuaily
oabjectB for p6thetfo: co,ulplain't; - If ild is
Product. Its. eabe of'-workino by cariing;
, of -
Rna tbovollerenae US grain# -are being-,
within, roach: froni, the' platform Of tile
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.forward car, it, . cam be'! -operated: wj�b
LThd
lutions It Martz. The, Blabs'
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-Another. thing 113. know, if who - do �
I
nothing, jukii put biwband on his back mud , * ' *
i it depth to run the
In considering the rigi
nob'al�quAntL Upon. the duat in the Btreat be,
,
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utilized by, masters . and Amateurs in the
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perf . eat -ease. lb p . eactibally. - couples the
into whici Li do nob
11, generally
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lie down,. so, any dime- n6b', come to his- -
I piano all Lhb circumwanceB must be cow.
.
'up
will, be ovokpowering on the Arfud.' The
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interior Lwood decorations. : A beautiful
, .,
locom6tive...to a our just as .two-eara are
exceed one-eigbtb of an juch'in. thickness.
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pocket itself, so you must do,� obtrialkilin , I
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sidered. It Will Lot do to turn too .
Loll
wegithartilw&yGoeenio to be engaged ill aabii-
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' '*iud ']is
carved,maut6l. relieved by it lasters of oiled
, cilupled, Rua makes the of the 'train.
- The prelimiulary work is i-hOUL over. It is
'the
-wit . -
h �.�cur .Ilmado'. Now. you Must Doc!
. much of the cold, t-ubb The
at'Ones.
L eptracy, agal-obt Ill M'. the east
blaekwalnut:11as. been, recerItly finished,
air unbroliih unit. AeVztyleimprove,adent
not till tfi� jewellei� is. made, fl.6tings,
1
bome'sick any, but you AnOot try to ' I I
ploughing bhould be gradually deep6r every
urder to's,11ow of sufficient time for
year, In I
holds t.,j be bile rh4ie.Oer. Haitip�rsuadvd
that it Woo Only oielAted to Waf trhelimatism
I . .
which �uggeh�s the mellow, tints of statuary
. marble. After a Short exposure to the abruos�
I
,
Of thlokind ,nokisoolf 'the .safety ofitra;riu
0 . Perot, ing, and tandg i L
0 weaken the force of
.
am it were, that these. ol%.ba ire again out,'
tbon.filled'into tb6,gold aud:csmentod. It
. . .
.be.. .
good and Lh . appier." '.. 11 . �. . . . v . . ". . .. . �
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the upturntd boil io be reduced to a proper,
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condition for plant. food. . . . .1
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on its'winge and keel) up the average Aug-
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ply of sciatica. If, bow6lv6r, tbg� weather
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-pheie, while )being ' free fro�n abilling
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of the MR I ..
sparkle and sheen rble.
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atioidenta, besides increasing the oculfort of,
I O�.
passengers, ib -becomes a matter in whi
is tben.ground off level with the gold and
-finally polished till it'assumda that brightw
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' fters Alatirlwoulal.--n'' - , .
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If one wishes to iul prove. a certain flower,
boatill'sildolosb,and hot, he knows -.very
I
I well that fever is bre%irig-be: is sure of ib"
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I . . . Colby, 0 L
,every one ik intortste I . The I cup.
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neen as when exposed -for salM- .
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, The. Now York Sun's. cable spochkl kays -
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London and Patio are once more full of - - '
fruit or vegetable he wuht first decide what
kind of a prodilet, ll;� Wishes to produce.
mark his words-u�;hiAlg - Aloe-' cau bi
Wilie, Tlelilleirste C.1almout's Fnauric 41tome.
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ling, attachment consists principally. of
.a, 1 eaVy castizig, wbiZ'h - is p6tuRched 'to the
.
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rainny alsoler. .
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returned exiles, and the.car of, atrimany .
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. He rout t rAeLve fiiii WC91-61ways in his mind;
He muhs then bultab setcla from thoao*
expected from this pontouinderl I obaky day.
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If he goes out without big umbrell& and the
� . Mr.. Quart3rmain East has taken a
'I ' L "th '
furnished house irl'HarniFibire or. 8
tender its a mud holds the miller hook, A
.
Spring butitei And the' meano of Operating
.
I The '-bt1qf telegriphio .deep sitch from
Vienna,, 14 Funny Elsoler is dying," has a
arid other Social joys ranu fAist and furious. . -
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16 the crowd of weddingo,whioll have juab., ..
opeeirldeno Which Como batuebt to bag ideal.
,
clouds gather and the rain falls he is almost
speechless with indiguation. - It Is. sl�yayg
L Tibhborno claimant on� hi.a iolease.-from,
Datirnoor. . It is not desined advisable to
. . I . .
tue'drawbar. The forward end of the
-a
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Strange arid ghastly fi�vior. . Suege cele-
taken place in England the Page Ili. all .: ,
hindi of"pretty costurnee arid of Utth sexe '
a
Of US LffbPti1JK be Luubli beJracb in the same
way, and ko ,continue until perfection is
BOO always his luck -were he to have Mourn.
.
'Make the �xaot spot'publio. The claimant
drawbax is pinned' to beavy -'thro�dod
.
I . d .
L, pring -encirole bolt, secured, under the
britieB really die when the cuiWa. d*rkeno
-
thelooblighes,for them the JaBi.tfine,and
. . . .
ban been the chief fl-ure. -At the marriage I
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'brother'
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attained. � .. .
*bubter
bared himself with a great Awkward .
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umbrella the'rain would never have, shought,
will.i*t once take up'bie'abod6L tb6re. op his
We, E16 P,iaorl. L .
.r a from During the imprison
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. tender,. between - the ,fraweA, in a strong.
calsting. A '-spriag;'sai.urod to the
I .
- M. the
any fartlierremoVal fro Stgqd of. life
a most'
of Leidy. Alico Nevill bar y "go
. 0 st
elodbiater ware reeplen6ni in violeb velvet. . . ' �
The wboleloperabion t,f Making,
is am the talibig of the milk to'the delivery
of 6ming on, never, � To'hear him ,you
L
.
Ment,of theirfather, Mr..E,%at;haa taken
fipon bimselt thp
, spitAl
draw -bar immediately behind.tbe bumper
, . .
seems . anomalous , oap6rflul by'
Eiq��cially is this true in 8' OA" l'keL the
Miss 96liand's deemo.whell'ohe wao*marry. _-� I
ing Mri 'John;. Dyson, I 't L,
Anglo.
I ol the butter ter the conbumer, is entirely
Is branch
would suppose that th�e oleik of. the weather
L HIL�Psreonage ., that lie
6guaI-offic6'wms A r6
Idappli,
. 1310111ty of main.
tairiing and Oducating 'the-oltbiwant's two
'daughler&
,bearn, ' he poo itiaii it-
. - The sot of Uncoup..'
.occupies
presenti where the'Alory of thd actress is
be remole. Faun Elleler ' Nvhoa '
_ "Sri a . I
Indian'.;wAs bee in rier,
no, by, * 4 iloph6W in L Purple
.
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I mtobanjeid; but it a of me .
Ohm
I its that, tolerates no mistakes, for the least
0.9
&,ad th a bler bad quarrelled in' t air
I
youth ow;n that the o C i%1 in L . being.
.The Youriggirls hilve haa all
the advantages enjoyed by the 'children
wh6:ooupled;
. ling is' done by it wh4l* -and staff, which -
.Tile y. 8
mstchle4 grace de)iihied oui fathers can.
. ".to
, :
Velvet,. and Meatier Percy Brasoey a non of - :
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the groat MQlIDUmlrO. The lady who Writes.: ,
failure lo perform tile p roper Operations it
. .44e proper time reouit i ill Uu'inferiDr art 1.
quest'ion
of a's iteful turn of it, - b&d never. for-
.
-
.11 iheit L
protector, And. the elder' will,
, c . , .
upon her father's live With
operates 9, chain and rAtchit. �' The inven-
.
tica -is being �aplilied to the pagobngit
,
no b be dyb3g - in � Vilkina -day any more
than "alle ! can have been living* there All
. ..
About the, VoyageB of the Sunbeam offloitited I
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the Mis4 Evet�o,
t2olis, laid p.tfeob butter otily commands
gotten. the old grudge.-�Bro6kZjjn Eagle.
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release,' -go .to'
hirnand heop'llibuse. In, order 'that the
engines of the BOA= & Albany and several
.
these years. . A woman hearing her name,
�
at wedding of with.0apt.
Wyld, of the lWih L u,cerkj" in aw costumie of
the highein price. . I
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of - the -eastern - railroads, and locomotive
. -builders of the country � have adopted it As
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ib is trufi, ,and even preserving .Aorridthing
of her idetibity, ban been quietly arid dally.
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white satin slashed with . deep rel velvet I
mulching With bt.awo orcrinaxy hay Or
gait hay iii good bir ulmr,Bt every garden
Gens. Gordon's Dh.clyllne.
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time to come, be worried about
matters, Mr. �
East PXOPOSis �Makiiig him an
their standaid for All p4li,serlgor arlgi4eo.. '
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asisting there, bub the Funny Elloler-no,
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and stockings of the sume hue. The ohiet� , -
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.Impending tearer
crop. It retains moi9ture In the boil, a.nd
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ffi6t real glimpsd of,li . le in Gordon's ciiiiap
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it is not eaby to Mike those who have been,
reared on traditions of mbeauty 4n'd grace
d I or 3g t r of Worth with the son of tba.
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telbike, '
b0ps, to Suppress the weeds. It is OP..p,3qi-
ally viieful in tbo.strawberry beds, keepirig
. at Killittoulm. - Among othir thil3gFJ it is
'ralmsed that In a battfii oni'March 16th -he
dll further P
V lace a donisiderable sum of
money in his, bands' on the day of his
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A remedial, agency riot commonly resorted
too I ble io be hidden, beli6vo that
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this' .1. wp"r-olmn who is lying at death's
tailor am aroh-inillionaire, who 1, .
,,as,% PAIRde in ibe Avenue da 130io do,
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%be x3pening beiries crib of the dirt as Well.
As a gratelal dampneem About
bederediwo native abiefe'to ;be instantly
put to death for tr6KcJr8iy. This is h6old.
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release, Although the clahnsint will be
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ontided to his liberty op October 94th, it is .
to has been recently. brought under nOtice
boy I I Debov,b. Jor thW relief of nellielgio
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door thure in Vienna, is the 11 divine Fanny,"'
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prbeerving . "' T1*
the facts- But all kinds of smi0l,fruitif", -6
I ordon a ares Ali ha . rclohipo' with
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i . "�q-the Lgite . This physician
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whose dancing I merBoi t .
a and.� mdut4srd
r 6al a IV 6 b ?I An 4 aligign.11-
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f . 4ii7e W-tz�-�rdi�k`o.
,f-- -� -d- - -ifi&j
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flle to b2gn 0 is
0 is his desire to be let b alone
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In agriculture the plants partothi the
paro of the miner in separating the Valuable
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he supPrelosing the-Tadpipg rebeflicia in
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h kin. , Richardsoble, other spray
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satisfactory, M. Daboib amployed
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isculikir intereSt to the present meeting' of � .
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the plapeto Vanua and Jupi.ter in the
I m3atesial frb�m the maue of Soil, which
material tbev afterward by the aid of the
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Ohio s number of native c o era signed a
round- robin, protest against up arder thab
various rumoig tyhn.ot are aflogt,as his
.future plans 'and prilisoled movermanto.-
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the chloride ofmAbyl, which may give rinrl
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wort.ing sky, and that ia-tu .
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their neighborbooil
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there should -be no piila g�. He inate, *
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cowmanded'611 ofthernto be to death.,
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�o a degree' of cold represented - 28
degrees (J. This agent has the advantage (if
tied woman?" . I . .
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says the'New York. Sun. A ready means
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food for Man And animals. inherent
proptrues of the scil are thus made avail -
put
One old follow raised �ruch op o
th. ' , utory 'at -
that GOO
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Another coso which allows � the laxity of
Pro"vincitil. lunacy lawo'bas juab been
riot being expensive., Ajet of the fluid is
Anads to play on "the'Ain along the whole
- Judge--' Not exactly th married Woman.
Do you mean thai �oa are a, widow?" , .
of comparison lo'thus furnished between a I
first imagnitude fixedistar,and the two moat - .� .
able, and thst.Whiciii was before of little be
no value becomes most Valuable. I.
is on caboludod b
I a. we,g .tho�
ribgler.dero And, his head I Wao off Lin an
,the ;
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broughb to light In Montreal.- Ab6ut-two 'Course
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length of the limb corresponding to the
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of thoLo'clStioneti'a find lie main
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Witness -11 Tbat's a little !more liko It,
brilliantot-thi plinsto. People frequently. .
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express a, wish. toLbe-ablotodirstiogilish I
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instant. Then thereat all fall on their koee
begging ,or . 6
merdyi arid it I
)rovi3d that.
Yearu al go a man named Owen Fitrinef was
A oterdictea at the ttquest"of .his. relatives
branches. The good effacto tire skid to be
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Jedge, but still X'Am Act OXSotly A widow
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state from planets. Whoever will improve
14plaxiii viriaties of c(.rn which are eipudisilly
rich in otutch for the manufacturers or in
.to
Gordon was tight in big HuBpi 11 Ili,. F30 he
Fpared their lives; This seeitim like otualty
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on the of habitual drurlkenne�s, mud .
iLAAMel 116tely afterward8 he WRA iakelt to
instantaneous, Thb Operation, 18 81110
'med to but little painful; t L
alux he 81111ittibg
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. judgn�46 YOU Will have to explain your.
oelf, You say that you are ribb exuably a,
this opportunity to Atudy
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the appearance at Itegulag and that of' its
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njuritive elements for the feeders. A few
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bUtL it is the Only WAY di�ctpbbe con be
Lo]vgue Points Asylum arid confined there
is not no, qreat as that caused by the h Ot
worried woman nor exactly a Widow, At,
neighbors will proba,bjy have no d4cult y
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skilled specialitt' are at viork developing
v&riotles having marked obaraoteriatim of
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Anaintaindd araorik the. people -,,�.ith Whom
he is dealing. They fear nothing but
- the as i o
Upon 110.0ther power than tt 0 abo of
lidointordlotiolle RacentlYwiabIng to see
. iron. Vesication. hot followed the eMPIOP
Anent at this. retned'y, babjjoVet , may AlOUgha
)-on a single woman V . . . I
Witneig-,, I gades 1,M a 'little of all .
hereafter in recogniziLigL at Iamb the .
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brighter Members of the planetary brother.
value. But as varistids change ri,pldly in
death. -24w York Tribune. '
hi6 wife, who won very illi be requested
log, The extension of thia InlefteUtO to
three, Jodge. I've sued six W06 toe bra,uh
hood. The itoady, ufiflloker!Dg light Of
differfrrit Sells and climates, there Ili plenty
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P ermiRBion of the asylum atibbo'kifies, but
other n6ttialgia is advocated.
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of promloo.11-9dw Y'kirkNercuVi .
aupitor!,Iand Vdnuo dontraots strikingly
of r")io for many workers in, this direc,
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The OOAtOL afy 6 � the birth t
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thin was katuo6d. . The mun. however, cob-.
trived, to Make big escape, arid found his
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With t6 deoweless Rointillations of the staro
which,. although. itself & sun, and in, till
,A oorresporldent of the, Country' Gentlefli
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von Weber will �000ut in Db a at'! I , -
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T . here is already 0. a�iovome to a r t
It elob 0, a
ray to tbabadside of his wife, tiorn-whiah
tow by
met And Owner at the largest telescope in
far ope.00-pelletetWtig
�'RA,,Iimn,
't 41 ark, Now York, haa E6 little house
fuenishad bad, leinket,
Probability Much larger than out Ban, Is' so .
far Away in the deeps of space that it is
Joalb m%yo the strawberry, being a perannialp
growo ItIll thA year exiiep b when the ground
oil by are ing
the even t in ilievurkell t f a6hi :: at
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in a days he Wag teen awai the
authorities &A34 again coL,fined ia, the
the world, a,.) an
capacity in coticarilea, is in, Philadelphia,
with a mattress Din
a table And 'ohairo, a lookirig-glaso and -a
quite thrown into the shade by 'their - ,
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to In z4ii. Next 3 ear'A Crop (,f ffUlb will be
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A. monument to h 111,1n his n i 6 ) Of
stv t wa
maylUrb. The does having been plan
where he will remain' stvers) days. The
WaPhlbowl. It is said thab Ed site at. t a
burpaosing !noted. . . L
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abecitherottlic; untottunate-man 4.42e�
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apertuto of his tolw&pe is Aix feet, w iah
held himself, hTT
table Rod dines with big keever, takillge;
hotLle � illatievoty
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Is be to truthintho,
and .Uwed up Ili the crown of the plahi
thinko there are
hands of a 10,#& firm, ]Ila reld4to *Aq
is highei tban And it a
of red wiuo with wiel
There asid-to
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durin., tho present Season, just as the milk
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PC pal6auses6f ouloide-too much inental
,obtained ,�hh some cliffloulty. The fact of
footip of fi4y-tbree feet,� or wore feet, that 1,union
-like. no was brought t6deritly
reporb Which *40 xt tow .days AgOtele. -
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21 i,.y itio cow to�morrow will be MR
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g of the - too little m6r&I
S, Men being kept in An itinano -asylum. tot
h �l is years of age. En looks About forty ,
from Libaria, and, when full grown will be
graphad front $6. PatbrWarg'atid Cop4noe .
,viva,
frointbutood consumed to-db,Y. UannotA
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mits why we An seldoM
training. Th o expi,
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two yeara solely ori a oejt.�fid%to of latorajdA
Y, 0 to old, is ruddy, wid ban inore the
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'j,)1-ly
&bwit toile foot and a, half high. Re
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hagen to Lobdol a, to the eifedotheitLtho .
. Juatell luto in the 'fall have not time to
bear of o ttUG Democrat DOMMittiDg.
Man lot drUnkOnn(83 has gIVOP rise to AUU011 ,appoatanoo-
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of' a- farmor than a,
knows wore than Pill the, -dudes in the
Uus�ieiu 006rnm6at o6btemplato fittillo
rAnrg, up food for the nexb year'd atop, belloo
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