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"t il-ii- St . cpp.'e i..c:ma House.
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BUTCHERS,
ISROTTiVVilXE. .YEBRASHA. .
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Alwr5 cn itaL aad nattasicuoc guar
aa lied to aii cotoiwira.
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Paid-iip Capital,
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$30,000
500,000
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General Banking Business
BUT ANfl SELL.
i
COIN & GUEBENCT DEAFL'S
on an tfee ciaelpal cias of the
TJnited States and Sxirope
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MONEY LOANED
Oa approved eertty oaly Tttae XJrafi- dhcasot
S. siad KfweKU nconwetatknn crac ttHi to depsH
rs Dealers 1a GOVERilEST SO1o,
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DEPOSITS
Becalve4 parable n temaBd. arx! ESTEEESTal
oveda Cia:ecertieate3r'4eptc.
OCRECTORS. Wia T-Ie. B. 3f. BaMev. jr A
Kaadtey Fraek E. Jehnses, letter Haadley
Wa. Frashtfr.
30HX L. CA.ES0X,
I a. K.tiiVrO.Cateer. Presaleat.
I. CVIcXAPG HTOAsst.CkafeIer.
ZSTABLI3H2i IS" 1S56,
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ESTATE
AG-EXCY
XX ZS'2EBItA.SlA:..
"Williaiii H. Hoover.
Does a general Kal Estate Business. Sells
Land an Cozamtssten, examines Titles.
makes Deeds. Mortgagee, and all lBatru-
i ments pertaining to tne transfer of Heal Efc-
tale. Has a
Complete Abstract of Titles
oaURenlEtattaXenialCMBntar.
1 HHAKLES HELMER,
iT& KASHIOXABEE
m T3..1 Z Pt ..
telC -wwvw ftiiu yiut
rfA massh.
y&r-aw-Ttrwl, TTavinc-lrr-rf hana.i
i -Tam- J, y-n ". . " -wa o -?
f-JaTK5Sr iS Wla saP of A. Robison.
.Sir I am prepared to do work
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Reasonable Rates.
X5-Bepalrtn. neatly and
promptly done.
Shop 2o-filAIain Street
JSrownvitle. JYcbrasfca.
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VESETINE
Ci.-j.lV(-i-,-!ri rTK-lAn kas no:ca. a.' & olood
uj-rflSr Ueiruza: issua- w n:erfii cares af
ter ii vtaer remed.es had felted. I vatted lie iab-
tt. I- j prepared trom Hart, reota aad he t each
of xit is u.jtily ei&cv ? and the- are raoocn -
dedta such, a manner as to pradaceastoclahlssre-
SUili.
etme
Is tie great Elocd Purifier
great ElocdP
Vei
WLI care tie wcrst cases cf Scrcfala.
TEGETINE
Is racotuziecded by physicians and apothecaries.
Ve&
Has rT.rred sasae rsarcellocs enrss la. cues of
Cancer.
TEGETIXE
i Cuxea the worst cases of Canker.
Vesetine
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.succeaa In 3ercurial dls-
YEGETIKE
Will enuHcate salt Hhenm fraa the system.
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9nniAJ whwvsXtm nr? rtri l-nm tViA Ws
ulucb .umwywuvu n rayntta fc urcia
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la & valofthte retcedy f.r Headach.
! TEGEl'IKE
Will care Dyspepaia.
getine
'stores th entire system to a healthy caodlUec.
TEGETINE
Eeajves de carse of DfrriTiass.
irsj
v egeime
i raininess ar tie Ststnach.
TEGETINE.
Cun-3 p n in the tack.
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: TEGETINE
I la eCectiv c la cart, c Fena.3 Weakness.
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Is tae -a: renietlj C-r Genera. DecH.ry
Vegetlne
la actnoW. d,jeit br a. c as af ppl" Ui be the
t aad ii.t xelwJsie b.oAi pcxiner is. ie
VE& ETI N E
PREPARED BY
H.S.STEVENS, BOSTOS", MASS.
Vagctine ia Sold bj all Druggists.
TEZ ADVZKTISZIi
RI1TII6
DEPARTMENT.
A flae assortment of Tys. Bor
ders. Bales StOCt CLC.
frprtntiBS.
Brje:t?Errx:isnNu
CARDS,
Colored aad Bronzea Lafeeis,
Sr-ATKHETS.
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ENVELOPES,
Clreclars. Doggers Jrogrsmnea.
Show Celtqs,
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With aeataesa and dispatch
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rA3HECTHZE EACZZS,
C&rsan-HIocs,
BROWSVILLE, 5EB.
FKAHZ FTTiTVTBB.,
agon lacksmithhof
OITE DOOIt WEST OF COCET HOUSE.
T"AG0X ilAKES'G, Repairing,
SaadJocon.j
suanerajKi oasbo-t sowos. satisdeaon zaaraa-
TO. eu.-4. .-x..
J. RATJSCHSOiB'S
! Lunch &
0aT
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I don't.
Phil. Denser's old stand.
BrowiiTille
- - Nebraska
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V 1. ,U:.V A t
-IIILIUS PKSITAG-.
Caniap, House& Sign Painting,
Gr-HTifng. GUdiTTg.
Bronzias-, Papr Haasiac aad Cafcfaalalas.
&tfCh ear and Gtsz i?Ta- Tar wfinH aniv tn
IfSSKSg- Sh0poverAbott&errs
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I buy my bee
by Jake.
ri, ?n- .ti il.v 1. ii.il.Nf
The "Cominsr Xan."
I
A pair of very chubby legs.
Endued In scarlet boee;
A pair of little, stubby fcnots,
With rather doubtful toes ,
' A little kilt, a little eoat.
mother can-
.Audio!
before ns strides. In state.
The future "coming man."
Hla eyes perchance will read the stars,
And search their unknown ways;
' Perchance the human heart and soul
Will open to their gaze;
I Perchance their keen ami Canning glance
(Will be a -nation's lijht
Those eyes, that now are wistful bent
On some "bisr fellow's" kite.
That brow, where mighty thoughts wKI
I dwell.
i
In solemn. secret state; "
Where fierce Ambition restless strength
Rfaall war with future fate;
Where Science from now bklden caves
Newtreasur a shall outpour
TU knit now with a troubled doubt ;
Are two, or three centa more?
Those lips that, in the coming years.
Will plead, or pray, or teach ;
Whose whispered words, on lightning flash.
From world to world may reach;
I XD3i, sie.aij grave, uiujr apeu-o. cuiiw:;.-..!.
ot. . .. . 1 ...
Or. smiling, win control
Are coaslng now for ginger-bread.
With all a baby' soul I
Those hands those little busy hands
So stlctey, c1i.ll. and brown ;
Those haala. whose only mUlon Seems
To tar all onler down
Who knows what hidden strength may lie
Within their ehatby grasp,
Thoesh now 'tis bet a taffy atlct
In. sturdy hold they clasp ?
Ah. Wesstncr on those little bands,
Whose work fc yetuadone!
And blesitns on those Mule feet.
Whose race is yet unrun t
And blessings on the little brain.
That baa not learned to plan !
Whate'erthe Fetcre holds in store.
God ble&s the -coming man !"
THE YILLA&E PEIEE.
Taie of Washington.
In one of the loveliest villages of i
oll Virzrnia there lived in the year
175 , an old man, whose daughter
was declared, by universal consent, toi
be the loveliest maiden in all the
country round. The veteran, in his
youth, had been athletic and muscu
lar above all his fellows, and his
breast, where he always wore them.
; could show the adornment f three
meials, received for hb victories in
irynuiatic feats when a young man
, . , ,
nac oeen snecoc in marnage oy maoy
'-uitora. One broucht wealth anoth
er a fine person another this, anoth
er that. But they were all refused by
the old man. who became a: last a
by-ord for Lis obstinacy, among
the joung men of the village and
neighborhood.
AMpnhthp nineteenth hirth-dav
-
j of Annette, his charming daughter
wno was as amiaoie anu muuesu
as
she was beautiful, arrived. The morn
ing of that day. her father invited all
the youth of thecourtry to a hay
making frolic. Seventeen handsome
and indusrious young men a-sem-bled.
They came not only to make
hay, but also to make love to the fair
Annette. Tn three hours they had
filled the father's barns with the new-
J ly dried grass, and their own hearts
with love. Annette, by her fatherV
command. had brought the malt liq
uor of her own orewing, which she
presented to each enamored swain
with her own fair hands.
'Now. my boys." said the rid keep
er of the jewel they all coveted, a
leanine on their pitch forks they all
o.MmhlfH rnnriH thp. rinnr in rh u pnal
nf tt,o u.a.,in r..rr- , .- !.? .. '
ui luc c'ciiiuk, ix , , mj iau3t j i,m
, i, j ,1
nave nearly an oi ynu raaue proposal-
for my Annette. Now, you ?e. I
don't care anything about money orl
talents, book-larnine nor soldier-
learninsr. I can do as well by my jral
as any man in the countrv. But Is
want her to marry a man of my own !
crit. Now. you know, or ought to
know when I wa a youne-ter, I
j could beat anything in all Virsinny
in the way o' Ieapins. I got my old
( woman by beatinc the smartest man
ion the Eastern Shore, and I have
I too!
tne oatn ana sworn u, mat
no
sha" ma my daughter with-
out jumping nr it You understand
;
i me, ooyp. iiieres tne green
OU" !
f here' Annette." he addd. taking
I his daughter, who -too! timidlv be-
I hind him, by the hand. "Now. the
lone that jump- the farthest on a dead
level, shall marrv Annette this ver
night."
This unique address was received
by the young men with applaas.
And munv a youth of trial, cast a
glance of anticipated victory back up-
un fcue u.c.j, ..j-v.. . .a.va.-
The maiden left their looms and
quilting-frames, the children their
noisy sports, the slaves their labor?,
and the old men their arm-chairs and
long pipes, to witne-s and triumph in
the success of the victor. All proph
esied and wished that it would be
young Carroll. He was the handsom
est and Best-humored youth in the
country, and all knew thatastran?
mutual attachment existed -between
him and the fair Annette. Carroll
had won the reputation of
being tbe "best leapr and in a
country where such athletic achieve-
ments were the sine qua non of a
man's cleverness
this was no ordina-i
ry honor.
The arena allotted for this hvmene-
al contest was a level space in front of j
the village-inn. and near the centrp of
a grass plat, reserved in the midst of
the village, denominated the "green."
The verdure wa3 quite worn og" at !
this place by previoa exercise? of a'
similar kind, and a hard surface of
J Band, more benefitting for which it
was to be n.ed. supplied its p!ace.
The father of the- ..v,-ly. blcsbinE.
and withal happy prize, for ahe well
iknew who would wia.l with three!
other patriarchal Tillaaers, were the; Resuming his ceat, the victor
jndjjes appointed to decide upon the .sought, with his eye the fair prize he
claims of tb-several competitors. The had, althnnzh nameless and un
Iast time Cam 11 tried his .fcill in this known.so fairly won Sheleaned upon
exercfre, he "cleared." to use the her fh-rr arm. pl and distressed,
leaper's phraseology, twenty-one feet j Her lover stood aloof, cfcwnv and
j and one Inch.
The Ftgual was eivpn. and by lot
the youne: men stepped into the arena,
"Edward Grayson, seventeen feet,"
cried one of the judge. The youth
had done his utmost. He was a pale.
iintpllectual student. But what had
intellect to do in euch an arena?
Without a look at the maiden, be left
the ernund.
"Dick Boulden. nineteen feet!
Dick, with a laugh, turned away, and
replaced hi cnat.
"Harry Preston, nineteen feet and
three inches. Well done, Harry Pres
ton I" shouted the .spectators; "you
have tried hard for the acres and
t homestead. "
Harry also laughed, and swore he
only jumped for the fun of the thing.
Harry was a rattle-brain fellow, but
never thought of matrimony. He
loved to walk and talk, and laugh and
romp with Annetta, but sober mar -
riatie never came into his head. He
only jumped for the fuu of the thing.
(He would not have taid so, if he were
sure of winning.
"Charley Sirom, fifteen feet and a
half! Hurrah for Charley I Charley'H
wtrr! cried the crowd, good humor-
edly. Charley Stmms was the clever-
est fellow in the world. His mother
advised him to stay at home, and told
him if he ever won a wife, she would
fall in love with hi- good temper
rather than his leg-. Charley, hew
ever, made a trial of the latter' oa-
pabilities. and lot. Many refused tolzrasped his hand with gratitede, aad
euler the li-t altogether. Others made f the next moment Annette was weep
the trial, and only one of the leapers ! mg for pure jy upon his shoalder.
had yet cleared twenty feet. JThe welkin itrog whh the aeeiama-
"Now." cried the villagers, "let's tions of the delighted villagers, and
see Henry Carroll. He might to beat amid the temporary excitement pro
this;" and every oe appeared. a'ilUedbv this aet. the rtranzer wtth-
they called to mmd the mutual love
of the last competitor ad the sweet
Aauette. as if they heartily wished
liis ucee-3.
Henry stepped to hh post with a i
i firnv tread. Ins eye cianeed with eon-1
j fidence around upon the villagers, j
and rp tpH hfnro h tuHiniliid fur-1
ftt - aapon the face of AaRette-. as rf
tn p . ., l!lilPDfrnm ,haf , . .t . ,
... w.. ...V..V.....UI .... .-pun ou j. j
uraace which the oeo&sioH called for.
Returning the encouraging glance '
with which she met hi- own. with a
road smile upon bis lips, he bound
;d forward.
"Twenty-one feet and a half!'
jshauted the multitude, repeating the,
.- . , .. r
jumiuuBcaieiik ti iie 01 tite sut.sre-: .
twenty-one .eet ana a hal.-riarry
Carroll forever! Annette and Harry!"
aanus. caps. aD nausereteis wav- f
ed over the heads of the peetator. j
""' ",e U1 "eUenieo .-iaaene (
spars? leu wuu joy.
when Hen rv Carroll moved to hi-
.-
MMiinii iri mrivt fir ihm nrt7ri i toil
ww .a - ...-. . v. f-aas. mm -
gentlemanly young man. in military
andre-a frock-coat, who had rode Bp
to the inn. dismounted and joined
the spectator, nnperceived, while
the contest was goiug oa, stepped
suddenly forward, and with a know
ing eye mea-ured deliberately the
space accomplished by the lastleapr.
We was a stranrrer in thp vHIh"p. Hi
handsome face and easy address at-
trocted the eves of the villas maid-
n and his manlv and sinewv frame, t
in which symmetry and strength
wcrt hannllv nnifprf v.,!!or? fnrfh tl.o'PUZ2'e"-
- - .-,.-. w .... , w. .... ....u
i.....,; r . .... .... !
ouiunau-Mi i me jmt m-u.
.waynap. mr. Ptraneer. you tntnic
vou caD
beat that?" said one of the
hy-stander, remarking the manner
in which the eye of the straneerscan
ned the arena. "If you can leap be-
?ond Henry Carroll, you'll beat the
best man in the colonies." The truth '
of thi- observation was assented to by j -he recognizes in ie an old aetiusint
a central murmur. ; ance." And be smiled wRh a myste-
"Is it for mere amusement you are ' rious air, as he gazed upon both aiter
loruing thi pastime?" inquired the natly.
youthful stranger, "or ie there a prize
for the winner?"
"Annette, the loveliest and wealth
iest oi our village maidens. i to be
. ' m - '
tn- rwaro ot tne winner." erlea one f
- .,,..
t tnejuoges.
"Art- the list? open to all?"
"All. young ir!" replied the fath
er ef Annette, with intere-t. hi
youthful ardor rising a. he -nrveyed
the proportion- o( the straight-limbed
young stranger. "She i? the bride of
him who out-leaps Henry Carroll. If
von will try. you are free to do o.
But, let me tell you. Henry Carroll
has no j ,M Virginia. Here fc my
daughter, sir- looknthpp xnri nik
.,- ,-; t
The officer glanced upon the tremb
ling maiden about tobertFered on the
altar of her father's monomania with
an admiring eye. The1 poor girl look
ed at Harry, who stood near, with a
troubled brow and an angry eye, and
then cast upon the new competitor
an imploring glance.
Placing bis cnat in the hand of one
f thejudges he drew a sash be wore
beneath it tighter round his waist.
. and takiugrheappointed stand made.
appearantiy without effort, the bound
that was to decide the happiness or
misery of Henry and Annetta
"Twenty-two feet and sn inch !
shouted the judge. The shout was re-
peated with surprise by the spectators.
who crowded around the victor, fill-'
ling the air with congratulations, not !
unmingled, however, with loud raur-'
mnrs from those who were more near-!
ly interested in ths happiness of the
Iovsrs,
The old man approached, and
pra-apinp b had exuUicly. called
, him his on, and daM he frk preader
of him than if he were a prince. Phys-
i ieal activity and streaglk were the
old leanpr'a tmo nntM nuutr
mortified, admiring the suDr-rioritv of
, the stranzer in an esercie in which
he prided himself aa unrivalled, while
' he hated him for hi succe-s.
. "Annette, my pretty priz," said
. the victor, takinzr hr naive hand.
. i - , .
"I have won you fairly."
Atnetter che-k berame paler than
marble; she trembled like an a pen
leaf, and ciuite closer to her father.
while the drooping eyes soacl t the!
form of her Invpr. Hi hmw crew I
dark at the -trancer's lancHaef.
'I have won you. my pretty flower,
to make you a bride tienibie not so
violently I mean not myself how-
frpr nrniTti T nmrht to ti " ui!miI h
, e , ,
with gallantry, "to wear so fair a ssm
next to my heart. Perhaps," and he
J cast his eyes inquiringly, while the
'current of life leaped joyfully to her
' brow, and a murmur of surprise ran
I through the crowd, "perhaps there Is
'pome favored youth among the crowd
I wh has a higher claim to thi jewel,
"Young sir," he continued, turning
to the surprised Harry, "methmks
vou were the victor in the !it before
me I strove not for the maiden.
though one could .not well strive Arai
i fairer but from love for the manly
i sport in which I saw yoe engMgeit.
You are the victor, and as such, with
the perraispion of this worthy asseta
Wy. you will receive from my hand
the priz- you have so well aad honor
ably uoa."
The youth sprang forward and
drew from the erowd. moo a led his
horse, and spurred bits at a brisk tfe
through the viliaee.
That night Henry aad Aaaette
were married. atd the health of the
mysterwus and noble-hearted Strang-1
er was drank in overflowing hamper
. ..ri.. hr...r..i.c
m nracess of timet there-were bora
,., , . fc i
unto tue murrieu pair pwhb aim uairs."- ;
jerSr aft4l Henry Corroll had beeome
CW. Henrr Carroll of the P.evolution-
lary army.
Oie eveniag, having jast returned
home after a havd eanttihvga, he was
tsittms with hid fatally rg the g .fiery
Ku ju.mo nrrv.haH., !
'" "" """ w ."" ' '
" i U w i-'t waa a-wa a ww .
,.-u ,, ,,.Uniud At,fui rrio
UP !
kaBd aiia,mneed the approach of Gen. J
j Washington and suit, informing him I
lat be ?YttmM bia upHai.ty
for tne nght. The ,ieee2?Hrj dtrec-i
tioa5 were eiven ,B rrfrfeaa- to the
hou-ehold p.-eparatioae,aad Cl. Car-
, - . . . . t .... ,j
roll, ordering hi bore, rode forward
to meet and escort to his hou-e the
distiitcui-hed gaettt, whom he had
never yet seen, althouch serving in
the .-ame widely-extended army.
That evening, at thetabie. Annette,
now become the dignified, matronly.
and still handsome Mrs. Carroll.
j could not keep her eyes from the Aiee
of her illustrious visitor, .cverv ra-
rae,,t o" two she would steal a glance
at hi-cnmmsBdinglearure. and haif-
dnuhtinfly. half-a8eredly. shake her ,
1 head and look auia. to be still more
Her absence of rarnd and
1.1. .. I
eioarra--Hienw &t iciisih csme ci-
dent to her husband, who inquired,
lan - cMoBsteiy. sne were in
"I u-pect. Colonel.' said the Gen
eral, who had been sometime, with a
'quiet, meaning smile, observing the
lady's curious and pozzled survey of
his features "that Mrs. Carroll tbink-
The ColoBel started, and a faint
memory of the pac -eeated to be re-
vived as he gazd, while the lady ro-e
. i
impa?t:i iw. wei uai, u ,
bending eaiserly ftrward over the tea-
'
urn, witn eiaspeii naao-.-, ana an eyejer frc.e(v.
of inten-e. eer inquiry, fixed full! 0n thea.ecoad day ff the mediefae
upon him. tood for a wwh-nt wh does not ac freely, give half drachm
her lips parted, as-if se woald speak, i
Parion ina. my der madam, par
don me Colonel. I mast put an end to
tthi- scene. I have become, by dint
I if camp-fare and hard ,a&, too bb-
wieldy to leap again twenty-two feet
and one inch, eves fur ss fair a bridr
as one I wot of."
The recognition, with the surprise.
ilelisht and happiness that followed.
are left to the imagination of the
reader.
General Washington W33 Indeed th
handsome young "leaper." whose
mysterious appearance and disapfn-ar-
ance in the native village of the lover-.
I is still iraditiooarv whose claim to a
snbstentiul body of bona ride flesh
and blood was stoutly contested by
the village story-tellers, until the
happy denouement which took place
at the Sospilable mansion of Colonel
Carroll.
Cleansing the Scalp.
A teas p oo fci of ai2Ennia to a bas-
( In of lukewarm water, and ued with
Castile -soap, will wash the head niee-
ly. Rob the scalp thoroughly, rins-
is weH after. wit clan water. It
will prevent the hair fatlins oat, by
keeping itfree from themnstysmeHio
common in hoi T54hsr.
Hearts-Ease.
ST 2A2T S. SaxatET-
Of aa Site tesay bods that Ww
In ttrt or oaety watlMr.
Of aU tke doves Sbafc ae aa g
ThwtMle twelve MMta agekf ,
This lttUe perpiepai y brtwga
Thoughts ef the sweetest, sadtiesc ttotzgr.
I had a Utile lever once,
S"iH Bard tn gtve me posies;
Hta eyea were bice as kyaateCsa.
His Hpa were red ad resets.
And everybody teved lu praise
- r-. wp(r Vior nvf -f.T rr,
The slrki that went to school wrth me
ilade lt;t.e Jealous speeches.
Because be broogfct m leyaJy
Hl Mggebt ptama aad peocftea.
And always at. the door tocW watt
To earry home my books aad srata.
"Tbey coaktat see" with post and Cing-
"The mighty landnatloa
About that little snab-nemid ttelag
To win such admiration;
As If tbre weren't a dozes girls
With, nicer eyes, and Jesger ceris r
And this I knew as weH as they.
And sever could see eieariy
Why more than AlarJon oc Hay
I ahouid be loved ho dearly.
So once I asked htm wfcy was this.
He. only answered with a kiss.
Until I teased htm "TeK me why
I waul to kaow the reu&oa ;"
Wbeu ffooa the gardea bed cicse by.
The panalea were in seavioo).
He ptueEeti aad gave a Cnwer to-me.
With sweet aad atmp4e gravity.
"Ibe garden is In Woom," be saki,
Wltu Illilea pale aad ateprfar.
VPttte. ras&, and verbenas red.
Aad f ueafct porpte sptesder.
But evecand aoove the rest,
Tula little hearts-ease suits me best.'
"Am I your Utile haru-easa taa f
I askrd with bicshiag picasese;
He answered yea I aad yes aguia
Heorta-ea&e and oVaree Ueoaers
That the rem mi world aad all the sea
Held nothing half aa sweet aa me I
I llsteaed with a praed dettgfec
Too rare for words, to euptt.
2Cor ever dreamed wbat ctlei Might
Would eocee toehUl my rapesrs.
OaeK I forsee toe leader btoOK
Of poaaies round a little tomb?
Lite holda some ctecn ezperiecca.
As BBoatof asdtiffler.
Aad Tve bad otbwr leases sinee
I teac asy little lover;
Bet still this pcrpte pansy briags
Tboeghts ot the saddest, sweMjC
ietaga.
Cuttle Diseased Prom Eating SaaU.
Editor State Journal.
It i-hkely that cattle have beett 1b
jured by eatiug smut on coraatulka.
but thfe mut is not a very aetive pak.
ou. Iu la70. Dr. John Ganigee fed
forty-two pounds of it to two eowa at
the rate of about a pouad.uday. The
row that ate ibeseiut mixed with dry
i fad. htet Rome ll,h. and th otar
.- , .i. .i . j
luatslc""B " w "" """" fs
some flesh during the eoatiauaiMSe of
the eXaerineut. Both eo bad a
goad apneite during the whale tie.
aBd3erflcU to perieuce no iaportaat
effec fzm eaClDjj thy Iarge qmittt!.
tv of smut.
In the light of all the experience
and experiments I have been able lo
bring to it, I am iueliued to think
that the danger of ibjurv to cattle
from na smQuy corn -fodder, is
greatest when they are first turned
on, and especially dangerous when
they have no ready aeeese to water.
Cornstalks whieh have a large giowth
of smut are especially tough and in
digestible, and some cattle seem to
have a morbid appetite for the smut
aad eat theee woocy stalks voracious
v with it. The result is that the di-
gestive organs are deranged, and tea-
deuey to dry murrain is induced. It
wculd be safe this year te turn cattle
joa the stalks but a short time each
day, till they get aeou-stomed to the
sew kind of food, and to E&ake sure
that they have easy and freettes-t ae
ees to water.
Dr. Gamgeesay3 that aeeideets re
sulting from feeding of smutty corn
to euttle are amenable to treatment.
He teammetda the following purg
ing drink:
Selpbate of llagsebla 1 aoead.
Powdered A lead.
Powdered linger.
.. 1 aaaR.
This is te be give in warm linseed
jea outtaeal gruel, or pure water.
fMtt! whid h 5rfH ,- .i,t-
- .,..- .W V.HQ.
wa
Uoes earborale of nmraonie twiee
a day, largely diluted wnh linseed
tea or gruel. When the appetite re-
! turns give suceuieat aad aosrishlag
food.
The indications of injury from eat
ing smutty corn are, first eostiveeess.
followed by a starngcoat, dry merell.
and a tendency to stand with hied
limbs drawn under and head depress
ed, with a pained expression of eotm
tenanee. sometimes the animal seona
excited, breathes quickly, and is ap-
j pareatly smewhat delirious. Farm
I en. wto turn their eattie on stalk aeide
1 wiH do well te wateh for these indiea-
tioos of disease.
I hope the farmers who have had
trouble from smutty eoca will give as
the facta aa far as po-sible.
5. R. Thompson.
We presume the writer of the-above
is Prof. Thompson. State Superinten
dent of Public Instruction, and the
information given worthy af attention
and adoption, by those whom it may
enterest
A disobedient little girl beinz told
by her mother that it was neceessary
j that she should be whipped. aid ;
'Well, ma, thee I suppose I mzaf, bat
Tfon'; yos give chloroibrni Si2t 7
I
A tmax Cae.
A
szm Ube ihiu ka
xpiali aej a MuJ
f Ihs HMSl XKfilM& XXe
waa yjahhr la a eaarca xkMc e
anC Mwa.ajMt wat sJeiaessed
wWi tae bt that it wae tae Matrer
secy le aaatA afa awanfte aaiid
aat he rgferteu hi hi i laasa
wa bare aaaa tlwir aeacts, the zast
ary mt geat sareows. Hiw letWeaee
la tae atar wa aac aav aartianlr
the this, aet after fee W4 doae a la
dy is she aaagragatioB seat ward lo
aim that s was very f Tiam lo
taeak la hue. He 6mai taat she
was aae with wtwq he aad a. -ecy
stfeht arfaaintaace, aad eatess shs
ha4 made It her aaeteesa te laquire
lata bis past HA- .-he mfeat be as-em-
ed koow aatbiag af what was apos
hid atlad. Yet she bad scut tor hhn
to tefl nia that she was a clairvoy
ant, aad all the tlrae he was sreach-
ing she bad aeea a Hale bay. whose
appearaace be oVaenhed. staadlns
ay hl side, aad ever sad aaaa strox
iS hl hair.
Cerieus Case af PatriflcatJen.
Mare than twenty yeaes aga Je4g9
Ato.y suuk a well at Battaa. Hap
peaIag to have three ar jaur huge aak
ell easks at the time, be kaaeked la
the heads, btira-d ettt tae oil. aad set
them in the well, aae above aaatber
aBd.straasse is say. taay are all turn-
ed la solid stoae. aad are ae perfect to
day as wbea they wee patia the well
The top e&skie about two feet below
the serfaee. and a eerb of eonmoa
boards b set over the well, ruaoin;
v" to meet the easkA. Several of
ihse eerb hav rotted away, and
j bees re placed , bet the oak eosk ao-
peer likely la staad forever. Is there
( bece a hlat 6k- well bailders ? or are
the aaodee af petnficmtioe local?
San jtufoHTiSB) JomnmL
The I'HwBluft tArlcj Jttpmtiican,
smy the elrctioo in Jelfirf&oa County
ia that State was a ochcy.aod that
a lair electioa ww held ia only four
tawnships. The Rpabiicaa majority
is 3.40B. The Daraoeratie eoont rede-
M t-hiu a Jn ttallot kTik. in lii.Vid
township- whieh gave heavy Repcb-
lieea
.2wltL&... t-i.pa tlimiBaairav K
f SI 'J7 . ! Z .
Damocratie ornHMl. aad ia others ng-
ores wer aiteted to?it the porp-e3
ml the mentiew. Thte ie the reeord,
aad the Reaabneo Arkaoeas
waat to know what iay ar $ing to
'do about it. If the enaatry koepd la.
i its right mind a tlsiaetory aoswer
' will be rivfn in 1360
The hirgwet body of tia or in the
' world bar? an found within thirty
. ntiies of San Bernadina. CnOforaia
i
Tin s & nsetal la Bntvesmt daand,
aad be oaapjy is qit ttaailed. Trie
total arodaet from all poarees. Grat
Britain Ineloded, doas notAvrage2S,
. 000 toae a yec. The United State
I Aaaaaily im porks aaoat S19.CU0 QG
i worth of this aaetal. SaowW the ore
j be a abnaduot uttle said nbe i:
i will be a new saoree of riehes to CU
' iforala aad the whoto eooatry . Phil-
! The Turks report tile nerafetanl oli
i General Todlebea asaia Booth of the
' Balkans on tae roots leading from
i Varna to Boorgha-i. In other worde
j he w kewpiog ope a Ue eastern pas of
1 the Balkan with aa eye to eont;n-
' geaeies in the fatare. At the prefer t
tim Rc!a holds Adrianopla and Jha
; entire Balkla hoe. and she shows a
deposition to bold &t satil tfe
i Torks eoaiary with thona arovl-iona
of the tsvary of San steisne- not ecv-
ered by the treaty af Berlin.
j Dc. Wolf, a Qeraatt abeaaisc expe-
rioM-nted its feeding mw aad eookecJ
I ptitaioed to two eowa. together w ih.
i bay and rape-eed aaaa. When fed
aa cooked potatoes the animal d i
&ot give as large a quantity of n. k
aa wbea led apoa raw ; bat the ms
; 8aae aeorly a thitd aaace butter,
Ibrty-twapoeade of milk aaviofooen
I required to make a poaad- of better ia
' oo case, asd ealy tw-saty-aeven. m
the ether-
I Mr. F. a Meeker, saeakiae: of In
f diaa trail, "aa White Sive" ia Col
i or ado recsackjs taa " i eertain
that these traifc are aaeieat. and one
( may see that they were eecablHhed
fhag before the Raoaaa aalit the
Fftuaiaaa aad Aaaaaa Way, ar i
that they eri-ted before the ca'r.s
trails af Lot aad Ahrabaa wound
ever the hills of Jadea."
j af r. W. F. Clarke, A grienltaraT Ed-
Itor of tinr Western Advertiser, Onta
f rio, Caaada. aadvertiag to the new
, ilker. sayi We caaeider that we
have tried the n-ew hivennoo fair'y
' aad if any of oar readers feel tempted
w .- m i. Bwraaviee can oe g-V-ec
la a siagle word, "rioa't."
A number of yoaag b2q of th.a
(town, says a eooteraporary, are at
teadinga night school whece IVatm
f is taeghc A, least we judge so. as we
isaw a arewd the other evealag who
had got as Air as "Hie."
' IT l
Every raan is made better by it a
i poaes3loa of a god picture, if it is. oa
f ly a landscape on the back of a hun
dred dollar aote. iV O. Piettjfvae.
! The mas who has: persl-teaily cloa
ked th.door aH sainmsr, bow Isa7es it
I