HIE SUNBURY AMERICAN,
IS TUBLISUED EVERY SATURDAY BT
EM'L W1LFEKT, Proprietor,
massrr's ntm.mwos, market qcarb,
At f I-SOn AdTnf.
It riot paid within 6 IHonthn 3.
Subtcriitiont taktn for ! than tlx Mbttih.
Con-NRCTRn with Oil" cstnbllsrimcnt Is an etcn
ilveNEW JOB OFFICE, containing a variety of
Filnln and fnncy trpe ennnl to any establishment
a Hi Interior of the State, for which the patron
age of the public Is reRpeotfnlly solicited.
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
10 Lines, or abont 1 00 Words, make a 8qnr
il B(,! 2 SnjTs.ll 4 Bq icol Xcoll cr'
One week il.oo, .00i 8.50 8.00. 6.00 8.00 15.(
1 wo wecKsi.no j.w 8.50 4.00! 8.0011.0018,
f 41 1 1 '11 tl a nl ai 4n a. 1
Four " ja.rsil 4.50 6!oo
1 1 raaa ' j.ini n.mii m
K.OOl .00 18.WIK0
6.00 lO.OOlft.OOT
7.00j 19.00 17.00 ,
8.00 13.00 18.00 ' '
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Five
,9.7X ft.00 0.50
8.001 8.75 7.M)
!8.35( 7.R0 8.50
Six "
Two mo'
Three '
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SUUBURY, PA., SATURDAY HOMING, 'SEPTEMBER 30, 1871.
J Nw Series, Vol. S, JSo. 2.
' i Ol4 Serleft, Vol. 81, No. 49.
Nine
j6.0tfl0.0l3.oilo.00;85.0kM5.00 75.00
PRICE 91 SO IN ADVANCE. ) .
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SUSB
roftssbnul.
VV Iaw. nfllcs. !nor No. B. 3nd floor, Haunt's
Block, near Miller' Bhoo Store, Sunbnry, fa.
March 25th, 1871. ly.
8' R. nOTEK, Attorney at Law. No
8 and 8, Second Floor Brlght'a Building,
Bunbnry, Pa. Profosslonnl business attended
to.ln tliocourl of Northumberland and adjoining
corn-ties. Claims nromptly collected. Coneulta
lion can bo had In the German language.
March 23th lt71'
J""eBE!IIA1I SMl'DER, Attorney at
Law, Sunbury, Pa, All professional busi
ness Intrusted to his caro will receive prompt at
tention in this and adjoining counties. Can bo
consulted both In English and German. Also,
District Attorney of Northumberland comity.
Amr.20,lS70.-ly.
J no. a. ivit.sosr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 14 Fourtu Avbnib, '
Jfotnry Public, Pittsburg. Pa.
Jnn. 15, 1-ly.
JO. WAnKI.K CO, Market Street,
SUNBURY, PA.
Dealers In "Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils,
filnss, Vnrnlshos, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
Pocket Books, Ditlries, Ao. . m, .,-( ; . ,,
S l7l ovEUTO, Attorney at Law.
Market Square, BUNUURY.PA. Profession
al business In this and adjoluing counties prompt
.y nttcndi'd to. . ;
1.7X71. NAVIDWE,' respectfully an
nounces blmself as Physician and Surireon
to the cltuvnsof Bunburvnnd vicinity, having lo
cated hiinscn-permanently on Market street, nenr
lv opposite the Fairmount Hotel, where ho can
tic consulted at all hours wheu not professionally
cngag.-d. anlS4-ly
1 W. HI EUI.EIt. Attorney at Law, north
VTs side of Public Square, ono door cast of
the old Bank liullillmr, SUNBURY, PA. Collec
tions and all professional business promptly at
tended to in the courts of Nortliunilierliinrt and
adjoining counties. sept 15-00
C'. Itl'.I 31 EX NX V DEIt, Attorney at
. Law, SUNBURY, PA. All buslnuss en
trusted to his cure attended to promptly and with
diligence. aplW-uT
JXO. li A Y C'LEJI EXT, Attorney at Law,
SUNBURY, PA. Collections and ull pro
fessional business promptly attended to. inrhiil-tiO
c. i. nurNr.it.
I.. II. KASR.
BKl'XEEl A 1CASE. Attorneys nnd Coun
sellors at L r.v, SUNBURY, PA. Olllee on
t'hestnut street, west of the N. C. and P. A K.
Kallroad Depot, In tho building lately occupied
by F. Lazarus, l-'sq. Collections and all profess
ional business promptly uttunded to iu Northum
berland and adjoining counties. niillO-liil
HI?. ItlAKKElt, Attorney nt Law, SUN-
BURY, PA. Collections attended to In
the counties of Northumberland, Union, Snyder,
Montour, Columbia and Lycoming. apUO-ti'J
V. M. ltllCKEFUM.KIt. I.LOVI) T. KOllllllACII.
I-iOCKEt'EEIiER A ItOIIttHAt'H,
Attorneys at Law, SUNBURY, PA. Of
liee in llaupt's new buildiuir, second floor. Fu
ll ance on Market Square. Jun44)it
AM. i; SCI l'K, Attorney nt Law, Sunbury,
l'a. Olllee iu Masonic Hall Building.
Colluctionsof claims, writings, ami all kinds of
legal business intended to carefully and with
dispatch. I April , 1871. ly.
mt. J. F. t'lSLOW,
OlH?o and Re.sldc-iec, Walnut Street, between
Third and Fourth streets,
BUNBUKY, P F. N N ' A .
All forms of Diseases of the K.yes will be treat
ed or operated upon. such as Strabismus, (C'runs
V.yes,) Cataract, (Blindness,) mid all other dl
h';isc relating to Surgery, as Talipes, (Club or
Reel Feet,) Hair-Lip, Excision of Tumors, kc.
Also the cure or Epilepsy (or Fulling Fits.)
Sunbury, May lo, 1S71.
ANTHRACITE COAL!
TTAI.K7STIXK 1)1 ETZ, Wholesale and
V Jtctull dealer in every variety of
ANTI1KAC1TF. COAL, UPPER WHARF,
SUNBURY, PKNN'A.
All kinds of Grain taken In exchange for Coal.
Orders solicited and tilled promptly. fl1'!
W. S. R1IOAOS. J. TAt'KEH HAAS.
WH. KlIOAliM A CO.,
a xktait. nr.ti.Kits or
ANTMRAflTK COAL, SUNBURY, PKNN'A.
Office with Haas, Faiiki.y te Co.,
Orders loft at Sc.-tslinltx .V: Bro'a., olllee Market
Street, will receive prompt attention. Couutry
custom respectfully solicited.
Feb. 4, 1071. tf. '
CO AC II MAKERS.
WE arc selling Rims, Sn-kes, Hubs. Springs,
Cunvuss, Bolts, Clip., .., very
Larre Stock at C'O.Nkt If A CO.
Sunbury, March 3D, lHi9.
COAL! COAL! COAL! GRANT BROS.,
bhippcrb and Wholouloand Retail Dealers In
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
(l.OWKIt WIUKF.)
Ity"olo Agents, westward, at the celebrated
Hem) I lay I'tsil. janiu-iiu
EXCIIAMiE LIVERV.
.1. M. UAUTIIOI.OMKW, ruopitiKTOH.
FoTinil STREET, ABOVE MARKET,
Simutiry l'a.
fllHE best of riding ami driving horses always
1 ..it band ii ..-no customers.
Oid-is left ill the Central Hotel, for vehicles.
n i. ive prompt ullt litiou.
IETISTRY.
(iEOUli i: M. UKXN,
In .Sukj io.i's lUiildiiHj, MliUt fyuttrt,
StMii'iiv, Pa.,
I prepare ! to do all kinds of work pertululug
In lii'iiiUtry. ll Wi eps couluiilly uu hand
u lure aoiimiul of 'lit, uudialur Ik-aul
iuul.ii.il, Iioiii liiihlie tU bo able to srlotl,
..a t uu'. t the v.iiilol Ida t'Uatiuiicrs.
All viurk w.inaiiUd to give alilai lion, or cle
ill.' iin'iuy relumbd.
I I..! viiy l l Mouth Wueli auJTooth-Powders
k. I I mi b.iii.1.
Ilia r. lri. nie are 111.) MUmeruiis mtruaa for
h. .in lie lias oilid lor II. o U.l twilvu )tar.
buiiburv, Apiil lil. . . .
COL VMT""
f pilE uu . r.l.'ii. l hut ui g coniieeli-d the Coal
uU buc.uu.us i U'l H.Vl.KM
Hid.-, i pi.par.4 li supply fauilllrs MilUlUe
i:it ISI HI Or CO I..
Mt.li rou ikii.
C.'t(, ftotrs sii.l Nut, ..n.iui.tly uu bail J. lirslu
uk.u lU4.Lali. Iml -ml.
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LA PIERRE HOtlNE, Broad and Chest
nut sts.. PhlladelDhla. J. B. BUTTER-
WORTH, Proprietor.
Terms per day, (3.50.
April 15, 1871. iy
TTNION MOTEL, TnOS. FOUI.DB, Br.,
J Proprietor, Bliamokln Street, Trevorton,
Northnmlwrland county, Pa. The table Is sup
plied with the best tbe market affords. Good
stabling nnd attentive ostlers. Jan.21,'71
r, BTERLT. . E. O. 110WBH.
"iianoi iiorsE,"
LTKEN8, DAUPHIN COUNTi PKNN'A.,..
BYF.RLY A BOWER, Proprietor,
fhe UHe Is supplied with the best tho market
afords. Obof. stnbllug and attentive ostlers.
May SO, 1371.
NATIONAL LACJER BEER SALOON,
ON TH1HD STREET, 79 BAB TUB DEPOT,
SUNBURY, PA.
JOSEPIT BACHERluformstho citizens of Sun
bury nnd the public generally, that he has
opened a LAGER BEER SALOON nt the above
place. Tho best of Lager Beer, and Malt Llqitora
will be kept. Also Oysters, &c, constantly serv
ed np to customers. -
NATIOXAL llOTEI. AUGUSTUS
WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown Norlh'd
County, Pa., nt the Station of the N. C. R. YY.
Choice wines nnd cigars nt the bar. '
Tho tabids supplied with tho best tho market
affords. Good stabling and nttcntivo ostlers.
A1
i.m:;iikxv iioi'.se, col. ciias.
1 1 tvivpr) n XI. vo ti nl ui.f
a. A. n sus n a r.i9 i jo'i it ttiii imo. t.iw niiu
Market Street, above clL'lith. PHILADELPHIA.
Terms, f 2 per day. He respectfully solicits your
patronage.
ANHIKUTOX IIOI'KE, C. NEFF,
Propiietor, Coruor of Market & Second
Streets, opposite, tho Court House, Sunbury,
fa. jiinyss, iu.
HOTEL A R EST A V It A X T,
THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunbury St., wost 8HAMOKIN, PKNN'A.
Meals served at all hours, at short notice. Tho
best of Liquors at the Bar. Tho Table Is sup
plied with the best and latest In the markets. At
tentive servants. TcmiB moderate. Putranago
solicited.
HU.UMEL'S REST A I'R A XT,
LOU IS HUM MEL, Proprietor,
Commerce St., SHAMOK1N, PKNN'A.
Having Just rellttcd the above Saloon for the
accomodation of tbe public, la now prepared to
serve '.tis friends with tho best lefrushments, and
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other mall
quors.
J. V A LEU'S
WIXTEK JAKIEX AXD HOTEL
A'oi. 720, TU A 727 Vim
PHILADELPHIA.
WINTER GADEN HOTEL,
(ON TUB Et kopean tlan)
Cciitmlly lK'.itel. connecting with nil tho City
Passenger Railway Curs, from ull tbe
Depots In the City.
Excellent At'COiinuolullouM Tor Tra
vellers. Grand Vocal and Inst rumcntal Concerts every
. uvuuing In the Summer and
, Winter Garden.
G$ Orchcrtrion Concert Evry Aflcrnoon.&$
FINB I.ADIE8' HF.STAL-RAKT TUB BEST OF -HEFItKSIIMENTS
HHUVK1).
Olllee of J. Valer's Fouutuiu Park Brewery.
June 4, 1W70.-1)-.
L I Q V O R S T O R E X
CHRISTIAN NEFF.
Second St rcct, opposite tho Court House, BUN-
Ul'lll, I'A.,
RestH'Ctfullv invites the nttentlon of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con
stantly Keep ail Kinnsoi
FOREIGN -A.nl vvne-al m uvjuukb,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Coguiac, Cherry,
Ulnger, Rochcllennd Otard.
Whiskies: Pure Rye Copper-Distilled, Moon
gahcla, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN !
Wines: Champagne Wiuc, Sherry, Port nnd
Claret.
Crab Cider, Cliampagno Cider, N. E. Ruin,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS, ,
And ull others Liquors which can be found In
the city markets, which will bo sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed n
represented. Also, n large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
t-tf Orders promptly attended to, and public
palronugu rusiectruily solicited
' O NEFF.
Sunbury, July 3, 1STO. ly.
JACOB SIIIPMAW. THOMPSON llKUIl.
Fire, Lll'c iiud Accident
INSURANCE Y
OF
s11iP.11 ax & ii:tit,
MARKET STREET, SUN'HUKV, VA,
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
N. American, Philadelphia, Assets, f3,7l.5W
Enterprise, "
Mauhatlaa, New York,
N. Americau . "
Unillurd, "
Vonkers 4: N. York "
Hanover, "
luiK-rlal, London,
I. vcoiuiiiL', Miiiu-y,
l-'rHiiUlln" Phlladelplila,
Home, New York,
II. ulloiil, llarllord,
Phiuulx, "
Travelers, "
Kannera Ins. Co., York,
N. Brili.h , Men a nt lie
N. numeric. New York,
Corleh, Nurwleb,
New England, Mutual Life,
1 as nvn iu:s.
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IIALX1MOKE LOCK 4 HOSPITAL
Dtt. JOHNSTON, ,: 1 ' V '
Physician of this Cclcbratctt Institution, has
discovered the most certain, speoty, plessaut and
cll'eclual remedy In the world for all n ', ,
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Btrlcturcs,
Affections of Kidneys and Bladder, Involun
tary Discharges, Impoteney, General Debili
ty, Nervousness, Dyopepsy, . Lnngnor, Low
Spirits, Confusion of Idna, Palpitation of
the Heart, Timidity,. Tremblings, Dimuess
of Sight or Giddiness, Disoaso of th Hood,
Throat, Noso or Skin, Affections of Liver, Lungs,
Stomach or Bowels tticse terrible Disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Yduth -thosel
secret and solitary practice more fatal t their
victims than the soilff of Syren to th Mariners
of Ulysses, blighting their moet brilllaut hopes
of anticipations, rcudcring marriage, Ac, Impos
sible. , . . ,
IOUNQ MEN
especially, who have become the irtlms' of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadlXil aud destructive babH
which annually sweeps to n nutimoly grave
thonsnnds of young men of the -most exalted
talents and brilliant Intellect, who might other
wist have entranced listening Senates with the
thunders of eloquence or waked to eestaey the
living lyre, may call with" fhll conQdunce.
. MARRMGE. .: ..." -
Married Persons or Toun?Mn-crmlcrnp1atlnrf
miirringo, nwnro of Physical Weakness, (Loss
of Procreutive Power Impoteney), Nervous Ex
citability, Palpitation, Organic Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, or nny other DrsipiullIicuUon,
speedily relieved. ' '
Ho who pluces himself under tho euro of Dr. J.
may religiously contlde In his honor as gentle
man, nnd conlidcntly rely uhiu his skill as a Phy
sician. .
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impoteney, Lofs of Power, immediatdly Cured
und full Viifor Restored.
This Distressing Affection- which renders Life
miserable and marriage impossible Is the pcualty
paid by the victims of lmproier Indulgences.
Young persons are too apt to commit excesses
from not being aware of the dreadful consciences
that may ensue. Now, who that understands
tho subject will pretend to deny that tho power
of procreation 1b lost sooner by those falling Into
Improper habits than by the prudent 1 Besides
being deprived the pleasures of healthy offspring,
the most serious and destructive symptoms to both
body and mind arise. The system liccomcs de
ranged, tlio Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, Loss of Procreutive Power, Nervous
Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Wasting
of tho Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay und
Death.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Pet-sons ruined in health by unlearned preten
ders who keep them trilling month 11 ft it month,
taking poisonons aud Injurious compounds,
should apply Immediately. '
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduated from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, und the greater
part of whose ife has been spent In the hospital
of London, Pris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has c lice ted some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known many troubled with ring
ing iu the head and ears wheu asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bii8hfulncss, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes wlthderungciiicntof iniiid, were cured
Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who havu Injured
themselves by improper Indulgence nnd solitary
habits, which ruin both bodyuind mind, untitling
them for either business, Btuily, society or mar
riage. TiiF.SE are some of tho sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, vin
Weakness of the Back aud Limbs, Pains in the
Back and Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mus
cular Power, Palpitation. of the Heart, Dyspcpsy,
Nervous Irritability, Derangement of Dii.i-stive
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Con
sumption, etc. :
Mkxtai.ly The fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dicadul Loss of Memory, Con
fusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil
Forcbodinirs, Aversion to Society, Solf-Distrust,
l.ovc of Solitude, Timidity, Ac, ure some of the
evils produced.
TnoL'SANiis of persons of all age can uow
judire what is the cause of their declining health,
lining their vigor, becoming, weak, pale, nervous
and cmaeiateil, having a singular appearance
ubout the eyes, cough and symptom of consump
tion. YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured thcuiwlvi-s by a certain iir
Hun iuiluleul in when alone, a habit rieiiilently
leumcd from evil companions, or at school, the
effect of which are nbl'Hy Mt, even when !
asleep, and II' not cured, render marriage iinMis
sihln, and destroys both mind and hody, should
apply immediately. i
W hat 11 pity that 11 young man, thu hope of hi
country, thu darling of his parents, should be
snatched, from all prospects nnd enjoyments of
life, by tho consequence of deviating: from the
path of nature and Indiilgint: lit a certain secret
liablt. Such persons mi sv, before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
rcllucl that a sound mind aud body are the most
iiuccssaiy iciiuUilcs to promote euiinuui.il happi
ness. Indued without these, the journey through
life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens to the view the mind become
shadowed with despair anil tilled 4th the melan
choly rellocllou, tluit thu buppluck of nuoiher
beootuv blikhtud with our ow n.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the mlsuiildcd and imprudent votary of
pleasure lluds that be ha imbibed tbo seeds of
this painful disease, ll too often hupcii that an
lll-tiiucl sense or .name, or dieaii 01 uiscovcry,
deters hi 111 from applying to thosu who, from
cducatiou und rci-pe- tiiljiliiy, fan aloiiB bufriood
him. dultiMii till tbitcoiinlilulioiialsyiiilitoiua ol
thu horrid dineaso make their apik-arance, such
as uleeraleil .ore throat, iIIm-haw! iiuho, uiH-tural
pains Iu the h-:ul am! lliutis, ittmncss 01 sigiu,
deafuess, noilis on the slim hone anil unns,
blotcliu en the head, tare and tiv mukis, pro
gressing Willi frightful rupidity, till ul la. I lite
Imliilu ul tnu uiouiu or I lie limit s 01 tuu uoac 1.411
iu, uuil the vieliiu of this aw tut iI1mu Ucionu
a inn rid ohjei l of loniiiiUcratiou, till death puts
a jierlisl to bis dreadful suffering, by sendiut;
him to "Hull vnilisi'ovcrcuvouiuiy iroiuwuuure
uo li-nvcller returns."
It 1 a uicluut'lioly fact that thousand DIE
viiiiln lu lliia unil.lu diaviisu, thtoub lull kit!
Into tuu li.pid. of Iguur.iul ir uiiaWiiilul I" It
TE.NUKUS, ho, by Hie use of that deadly Poi
son, Mercury, tVc, de.troy the cou.tiiutlon, and
lucuiiuble of curlntr, keep the nnliatq'r snlh-rvr
moiilU ulter I11011IU taking llu ir uoxmu nr lii-
jmiuu coin mun. la, and iuilsMdol Iklug rcrlort-.l
to it n-uuMul ul I.110 itf.n aim uappiue, iu uca-
imii li.ivc iiim viiu ruiuua iteunu 10 .i,u uv(
ill. galling di.apiHiiiituit-iil.
Tusueh, therefore, Dr. JtuiT pledges hlin
arlt 111 iircacr Ilia uio.t luvtoluhlt) iwi-rerr, and
Iruiu bit rkieuslv prsetitaj aud ob.rvulluti lu
Ihu uriNil Itoeintals ol tturufu). sua lit lira iu
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT THE SEVENTEENTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE NOR
THUMBERLAND COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SO
CIETY TO BE flEI.D AT TURBOTVILLE,
Tuesday, Wbsxhshat aud TntRSDAT,
October 8d, 4th and 6th.
, TROTTING HORSES.
Best trotting Uprso or mnro, (50
Entrance fee, S .
8nd best " . 15
Entrance foe, 1 60
Best pacing, ' 1 S
? Entrance fee, 60
Best trotting horse or mare In the county,
that never wa on any track bcroro, 15
Entrance feo, 6 60
Sud best. 10
Entrance fee, 1
Jwlgn. Robert Montgomery, John Stlizcl,
Jacob Lclscnring. John Nicely nnd John Sheep.
. OTHER HOUSES.
Best Btalllon. . 4 (10
2nd best e
Best Mara sod Colt, 10
2nd best " 5
Best Yearling Colt;' 6
Two year old Colt, 5
." Three . 5
ii,-Win, ftinn. D. C. Montgomery, J.
A. TlilMrpWMM(nti Conner and John llutier.
. COMMON nORSES.
Best Stallion 4 years old, .
3nd best " " "
Bent " 9 to 3 years old,
2nd Best " " "
Best Breeding Mare 1 or moro of her
Colls to be shown,
Slid liest, same condition,
Best Family Horse or Marc,
2nd best " " "
Best 8 years old Colt,
2nd best " "
to
8
JruLjrt.l). C. Watlor; Simpson Smith, Benja
min Meugas, Adam Schuyler aud Win. II,
Kurchucr.
DRAUGHT HORSES.
Best Span Draught Hones,
iiifi..luui " "
$3
6
5
" Ridiny Horso or Mire,
" San Carriage Hones,
Jwlrfct. D. 11. Drleslach, John Klnpp,
4
Win.
llelueu, .loan iwecil, tt-iijamm wario.
CATTLES;
TIVntlAM, AI.DKIXKI AMD SltVON.
Best Durham Bull, t3
" Devon " 5
" Aldcrney 0
" Bull Calf 1 year old, S
" Heifer 2 years old, 3
Cow, 10
2nd best " 5
Best Calf under 1 year old, 3
Juthjti. Richard Fruit, John Hnag, Samuel
Deunnuud, Peter Mentis nnd John Stiuur.
. . . COMMON CATTLE.
Best Bull, tlO
" " Calfl year old, 3
" Heller 'J years old, 3
" Cow, 10
2nd best " 5
Best Calf under 1 yenr old, 1
" Stock Meat Cattle belonging to
ono farm, 10
Jtulif. G. A. Wykoff, Peter Hartuan, Charles
Fullmer, Win. B. Kemtncrer and John Oyster.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Beet French or Merino Buck,
" Coteswald,
" South Down,
" of nny other breed,
6 Ewo Sheep,
6 Lambs,
" 0 Fat Weathers,
" Boar,
' Sow, 0 or more pigs to bo shown,
" 2 Hog under ouu year,
2ml 1h-s t " " '
Best 0 Pigs, a to 10 weeks old,
Und tiest do
fi 60
2 50
ii 50
2 50
4
2
4
4
2
1
3
1
Jiulye: John Hoot, J. Arthur, Stephen Glaze,
Henry Reader mid John Russell.
WHEAT, GRAIN AND GRASS.
Best )i bushel White Wheat, f J
4. 4. 11 Kcj 41 3
4. ! 44 Timothy Seed, 8
44 44 t'lover Seed, 2
.4 44 KvPi 1
.. 44 44 Buckwheat, 1
" " " Barley, 1
" " Oats, 1
" busbe' ' cur, 1
jiiiIicm. J. Kill 1 111:1 11, Jacob Denller, Jacob
Deshlcr, Augustus Nicely nnd A. J. Haitrauft.
POULTRY.
Best Pair Turkeys, f -J
' Gicsc, 1
" Ducks, 1
' ' Chleki-ns, 1 Cook and 3 Hons, 1
Pair Wild Geese, 3
" (Same Chickens, I
Jwlitet. George Shade, E. n. norner, Philip
McWilliams, Win. Sterner and Daniel Cares.
VEGETABLES.
Best 'J bm-hcl Potatoes,
fa
Sweet Potatoes,
Turnii44,
Best bushel Winter Apples
- rail
" Collect Ions
Pock (Julnccs
Variety of lira pes
' Fall Pear
Peck Peaches
JWflM. Thomas B irr, Jacob Slamm, Daniel
Karelincr, Peter Shaffer, and Jesse Binder.
VANITACTI Kr.liS IS ORNKIIAL.
Best Carriage, 1 or i horse (4
Buggy, 01H.-U or top 4
Sleigh 4
DouMo Harm- 4
Single " 3
Side UpHr U-.ilIn r 8
50 lb. Flour 3
2d bcl " i 60
llet Root 4 1
" Shm-s 1
" ( sir skin a
11 j do, lliooini 1
' Two Hurae Wagon A
" Spring Wagon 4
Jujht. Unid Fuwlcr, Amos Moul, Hugh D.
Mail', George Coiiud, and John Ki kiiiuu.
AUUIt'U.TVIiAI. IVII LSMHStS.
Civl Plongh f3
" (larrusr 3
" Cultivulor 3
" Grain Hull 4
" Horse It iku 3
" llnrvolcr and Mower 6
" 1 lire. hi r and b" pur.ilof A
" ioru Miullcr 2
" " Plauur I
llullvr 3
" ( luver M.ichluu 4
" Wind Mill 3
Hay Uddi r I
w Pir ll"ta Hlior AU rl
Hor.snl4.aiN.iU bUil
Ju.1..: U H. iilak'i Annuel U-rr, Jubu Ual
Uu, H. t . Kuckiuau aud .iuiU4l Kiupp.
rim Am.
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1.4liia4'p I'aiullu I
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BKCOND DIVISIOS.
Best Loaf Bread
Pound Cake ,
Lluht Cako
61b Butter
51b Honey ; . .. i
61b hard Soap
Home-made Pepper Saueo
Apple Butter, 1 qrt.,
1 quart Peach Butter do
Fruit Preserve
Spice "
Tomato Figs
Canned Fruit, glass Jars
Grape Wlno
Cnrrant " : . .
Blackberry Wlna " ,
Catsup ,
Jcllv Fruit
n
50 et
60 cts
- II
75 cts
75 "
75 "
60 "
60
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75
75
' 75
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
Jiulg. linvbl Engie, Mrs. mrb-iinna llnr
tranfl.Mrs. James Bnydor, Mrs. J. Tallman, Mr
George Spade. .!-.','
BOVS ASD OII1L8 DBTABTMENT. .
Best Plain Needle Wink
Ornamental Needle Work
Home-made Dres
Cheuiiso Yoke
Worsted Collar and CuuT
Night Gown .
Pair Knit Mitten
Fancy Slipper
Tidy
Hearth Rug ,t . .... ,
Lamp Mat
Crotchet Work Tettlng
Worsted Work
Ornaniei't-.il Shell Work
Wax Flowers
Bead Work
I'm Cushion
Sum "
Pair of Ottoman Cushions
75
1 00
3 00
50
1 00
7.1
50
60
. 75
, .-74
f,0
fill
no
75
1 00
60
25
75
00
Judge: Miss l.l.zie Barr, Xii8 Ellen Russell,
Mirs llattlo Dennis, Mil's Jennie Kubucll, Miss
I'.ugcuia Hiio.-ell.
MISCBIXANEOl'S.
Best Medley of Engravings fl 00
' Lamp'shadu 75
" Infant's Dres 50
" Fancy Trimmed Basket 75
" House Wife 60
" Set Toilet Mats 60
" Fancy Picture Frame 75
" Arranged Hoqiiet of Flowers 50
" " Vases of Dry Grass, Ac. 75
" Made Suit of Clothes S 00
Jrulye: Miss Sainli Lenars, Miss Emma Hoof,
MifS Maggie Caldwell, Miss Mary Bardo, and
Miss Susan U-.15r.ell.
' Ji oiir.s on Articles not mentioned, hut consid
ered worthy of SiH-i-ial Premiums : Levi Follmer,
S. P. Gabion, John Roup, G. Kamp, und D. .Mc
Gwire. TltOTTINO MATCH.
Farmers $10 Trot will be on Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Farmers tl5 Trot will bo oil Wednesday at 10
a. m.
Second best or $5 Trot wilj be on Wednesday
ut 2 p. in.
Hot or HjO Trot will be on Thursday ut 10 n.
111.
All articles for competition nimt he entered be
fore l'J o'clock of the sveond day, ami remain on
the ground until K o'clock of the larl day of the
Fair, when they will be at the dispoealuf the ex
hibitor. STANDS for Hie Sale of Refreshments, can bo
obtained by application to tho Secretary of the
Society.
Judges ore requested to report themselves at
the President' olllee beforo 13 o'clock of tbe sec
ond day when they will be furnished with book
of entry, which they arc desired to fill up with
the award, and return to the Secretary during
the secoud day of Uki Fair.
A. 8. WAGONER, FrukUnt.
D. W. Drtrm, Secretary.
The Hotel C lerk.
Tin was v(iunr : lio liud a neat mouRtaclio
and wcii-lmislioti liair; jovveiou siuua npiuK
led 011 liis shirt front, nud rinps ou his
white hands ; a gcntlo disdain of tho tra
velling public brciithcd from his person iu
tho myntical odors of tho Ihlung-ihlang.
Ho did not !ilt his hauphty head to look nt
tl.o wayfarer who inwikly wioto his nuttio
iu tho hotel roister ; ho did not nuswer
linn whou ho begged lor a cool room ; ho
lurncil to tho bWrd on which llio keys hung,
nnd plucking ono from it, slid it toward
Hasil on tho marble counter, touched a bell
for n call boy, whistled a bur of OUcubuch,
and, us he wrote the number of tho room
nouiust Uasil's name, said to a friend
lounging nuar him, ns if resuming a con
versation, "Well, she's a mighty j)ooty
girl, anyway, C'hawley 1"
When 1 rullciil that this was a type of the
hotel clerk throughout the United States,
that behind the uimuinbci'cd registers he is
at this moment snubbing travelers into the
dust, and that thev nre snlleting nnd per
petuating him, I am lost in wonder at tho
national meekness. Not that 1 nto the one
to refuse the humble pie his jeweled lingers
oiler me. Abjectly Like my key and creep
oir up stairs alter tho call boy, and try to
give myself the genteel air of one who has
not been stepped upon. I'.ut 1 think hom
icidal things all the same, und 1 rejoico
that iu the safely of print I can fry out
against tho despot whom I hnv'nl the pre
sence to defy. "Vou vulgar and cruel lit
tle soul," 1 ay, aud 1 imagine myself
hrenlhiug tho word to his Uelh. '"Why
do you treat a weury stranger with this ig
nominy If 1 am to pay well for all 1 get,
and 1 khall not complain of that. lut look
at mo and my owu humanity ; c'ess, by
some civil action, by some deeeui tdirase,
that 1 have rights, and that they shall lie
respecli d. Answer my proper ipieslions ;
respond to my fair demand ; do not slid
my key at 1110 ; do not deny 1110 llio poor
luiliU'iu ts of a uod 11 you give it into my
hand. 1 am not yourtqual ; few men are ;
but 1 shall not pribiinic upon your clemen
cy. Come, 1 also am human."
llai.il found that, lr liiasiu in asking for
u cool rxmi, tho clerk hud given tin 111 u
clumber into which the kiiu had beeu shiti
in; Urn whole aliciti'KUi ; but w hi ll hislug
gage hail U-eil put ill it seemed lincrc to
proUsl, and, like a true American, liko
you, liko uia, Im hi-unk I'roiu a4'i ling him
a.11'. When the Ull eiil down It would
do i-iiol i iiough ; and lln-y turned their
Ihoughl to kiipj r, imt veiiluring lo hope
that, it it proved, the handsome elolk Wa
the Jlo bleiuisll of thu hollad.
A .ri.iiii woiiLiu niekilli bt-rrii ill
WlluilKtd, llio ullur U iy, wao4lhicUd
hy llio iU4.-4 ut or Ui il r lmlhu.11,
l hut the puked up her eiiild ami rualiod
fi4iuiiiully lni tl lurcat Iioumi, ihi bir
I114 Unit 'du I Aii 4 had eoinc, for ure, aud
Way Uomu ilir ou du fcuuv."
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Ik-V4Umi llio prvj udii ou wlinlitlio Wi,.
tr vl 1-UI4 dulailldod iof 11m uulitloi of tho
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Jenklan cot to a llp-Me.
; Maria Ann recently determined to goto
a pic-nio. ' ' :-
Maria Ann la my wife unfortunately
tho had planned to go alone, so far as I was
concerned, on that pic.-nic excursion ; but
when I heard about it I determined lo as
sist. She preteuded to bo very glad, but I
don't believe slid was.
"It will do you good to get away from
your , work a day, poor fellow," sho said
?'and we shall so much enjoy a cool room
ing ride on thu cars, aud dinucr iu tho
woods."
On tho morning of that memorable day,
Maria Ann got up at five o'clock. About
a minute later sbo disturbed my slumber,
and told mo tdcomo to breakfn'st. I told
her I wasn't hungry, but it didn't ru.iko a
bit ot difference, I had to gel up. The suu
was up ; I had tio Idea the sun began bu
siness so early Iu tho morning, but thx-ro
110 WftbV. .I.':'
"Js'ow," said, Maria Ann, "wo must fly
around for the cars start at half-past six.
Eat all the breakfast you can, for you
won't get any more before noon.' 11
I could not cit anything nt that time in
tho morning, a4jtl.it was just ns well that I
could not, for 1 had all 1 could do. There"
was tho ice to lie pounded to go around tho
pale of Ice cream, and snudwitches to be
cut, and I thought I never should get tho
legs of chickens fixed 60 that I could get
the cover on the big basket. Maria Ann
Hew around and piled p groceries for mo
to pack, nnd gave the directions to the girl
about taking care of the house, nnd was
puttiug on her dress all at once. There is
a great deal of energy in tliat womau per
haps a trifle too much.
At twenty minutes past six I stood on
the front steps with a basket on ono arm
aud Marin Ann's waterproof on tho other,
and a pail iu each hand, and a bottle of
vinegar in my coat-skirt pocket. There was
a camp-chair hung ou mo somewhero, loo,
but 1 forget just where.
"Xow," said Maria Ann, "wo must run
or we will not catch the train."
"Maria," said 1, that is not a reasona
ble Idea. How do you suppose I can run
with all this freight V"
"You must, you bruto. You always try
to teach me. If you don't want a scene on
the street you will start, too."
. So I rau.
1 had one comfort at least. Maria Ann
foil down and broke her parasol. Kho called
- . . . a. .
me a brute attain because 1 laugneil. jna-
ria drove me all tho way to tho depot on a
brisk trot, nud wc got on tho cars ; but
neither of us could get a scat, and I could
not find a placo whero 1 could sc"t the
things down, so I stood thero and held
them.
"Marin," I said, in winning ncccula,
"how is this for a cool morning ride V"
Sho said, "you are a brute, Jenkins I"
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Said I, "my love, you havo made that
observation liefore "
1 kept my courage up, yet I knew there
would bo an hour of wrath when we got
home. While wo were getting out of the
cars the bottle in my pocket got broke, aud
consequently I had ono boSt half full of
vinegar all ilay. That kept me pretty qui-
et,and Maria Ann ran oil with tho big
whiskered music teacher, and lost her fan,
and got her feet wet, nnd toro her dress,
and onjoved herself much after the fashion
of jrie-i.iJ got.rs. 1 thou-l.t it would never
cotiui dinner time, nnd Slaiu eaiiea .o
lUUHl UIIIULl IUU4., - I. ,.;l.4
..i.T lu,i.niiu,i 1 wnnteil to OTX-u our uasaui
I ?.' '.. . . . 1 l...tn ...aoa mmii,il
mro tnr oar n 11144 iiiikiiip. -.v.v,
At last diuuer time came the "uj.ee din
ner in tliu woods," you know. Over three
thuusuud little red auts had got into our.
dinner, and they wcro worse to pick out I 'l-iivo hi Ins ground, tlierclore, as llio roots
than tish-bones. Tho ice-cream had melt- as long us the branel.es, coimcnco to
ed, nnd thero was uo vinegar lor tho cold ' S'wi way from tho stem, and feci
meat except what was iu my boot, und of1y'Uf way cun-fa jr. ns you cannot sec.
course that was of no immediate use. The '-very root cut oil lessens tho chauces of
music teacher spilled a cup of hot colleo 011 making the tree grow well. A true taut is
Maria's head, and pulled the frizzles out stunioU in i s grow Lh for two or three years
trying to wipe olfthe coilee with his hand- J? ' won It hall as much as one that suf-
korchwr. 'J!;.m I sat on a piece of rasp- j lore much shock by removal.
berry pic. aud spoiled my white pants, nnd
concluded 1 didn't want nnvth-ii'? more. 1 Ski.i-xti.ni Skku. All the uiiprovo-
had to stan'i un iimiinst a tree the rest ol
tho aftcriioon. The day r.H'crded conside
rable variety, compared with every day lite,
but there weto so many liltlo drawbacks
that I did not enjoy it so much as 1 might
have done.
Vs anecdote ol'I.ord Chief Justlco Holt
is as follows: A tioor woman arniiniicd
for witchcraft. Tho witness deposed that
sho used a "spell." Tho 'spell ' produc
ed in evidencewas a line from one of the
classic poets, wiiltcu oil parchment. Tho
justice domanded to see it, and it was hand.
od to him. "How come you by this?" ho
asked the prisoner. "A young gentleman,
my lord, nave it to me to euro inv daugh
ter's ague." "Did il euro her?" "O you,
my lord, and many oilier." '1 am glad ol
it," wild tho justice, iicniiiui.-ti ! n
jury, when I was young and thoughtless, I
went to tins woman s i.ouo wun iuc
eoni)anions, had no money to pay tho nc-
koning, und pretended ihal by a 'spll' 1
could euro her ilauliter ague, M.u ne-
eepteil the propohiliou, and li 1 us oil" scot
frco. If any ono is punishable it is the
Jyord Chief Justice, nud not this p-mr wo
mau." Ol' course kite it us acquit li d, but
tho credulous multitude iillii.ucd that thu
judgo nnd jury were till hi iU-d.
Mi l HAM' s' WlVts. lt is ill Ihu mid
dle rank 01' life where we behold woman in
nil hi-r ul-'iv not a '"ll I" cm try ilk and
Kiwols, tint a pupi t to lu lliiltered by pi'n
iuiiu adorutioii, re vi lum-ed to day, dikeut'd.
ed to-morrow ; admiied but not istei-m -d ;
itiliii); bv paksioii, nut allvciioii ; inip-irti.ig
l.er wuiikiic, not In r Coiistuiie.v to tho e
tho would exalt ; the source aud mirror id
vuuily-u eo lurii a wile, puriikiug ol
llio t.4r4 uu, I ul.., rinj tho uiikii ti' of il
lillhbutld ; lll idlllg III t' loi! ''V 114-4 lli, llli alle
dilip-neo ; ipivailai' ehe rlulncs around
Iter for Ids k ike ; aluil llli; thu detellt lelhie-liit-nl
tif tho wtu Id Ailhout btiug ploiid of
them ; plaeiu, ull hi r J 'j . and ..tppint
in the man ho Ioms. A it luoilu r mo lind
her tho arli i-iioimU', tho ardiiil Inairnetn.
of thu flilldrt ll vt I10111 situ I1.1 i III. d lloin
llltir tliiUllt-y, ll.lllllIM lUein up to lhuU.,1.1
aud virtue, pi' ly uu I 1 itevuleneu ; nil.liv.-
liij ilium 1 itioii ii uin, una pit jmiiug
llieiu la Ihi-iiiiu) im 11 n I ttoin. 11 in lln ir
luru.
MmhniiitV 4U114.I4 1 should ii4.iku
;t tVt; Ul lU Hull I.
"a. -
Ilia best
A Ubkiiri'i. uii 4i.iM iM-oiliiiti a
uvl,rul young lady, "1411.111.41.1, euiitat-
luly : 'Ji.ls., don i uu mi)lMity i.4
U44U..I IHU ll'llllC." "Dlll'l I HI H'lald."
ttplud liu, "I mil M liuii h 4t.luUind ol It
yoi4ro. " lli.il 4ltud 11.
Ai I1I1.I1111411 in Uiliki wu ti'-4 t liulo
Ualilklild Vlu.U III e.,44ll.le, 141 In llllt,
lab Ul l4.4,.l ll 44IH4"I4 iMdi '4.l4
tdiiuadu mi l.l Ull l44l4 I 4 ttiiUlnl III l"
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A New OuiIkans wedding is thus des
cribed by tho Picaynne: "Be quick about
it, Judge," said tho Impatient youth, "or
tho old man will be hero directly." "But
you nre both ofngo ?" Inquired the cautious
magistrate. "Yes, there's no trouble ott
that head, but this girl Is engaged to an
other man, and he's already got out a.
license to marry her." Tho Judge ponder-'
ed for a moment, rind then observed that
he scarcely understood it. "How," de
manded the expectant IJcnedict ; "she's of
age and has' n right to marry w ho' aha.
pleases." "That may be," replied tha
Judgo, "I'm. uo very great lawyers but
tho fact Is, my young friend, I'm afraid if
this marriage goes oii, either this young
lady or myself, 1 don't know which, will
commit bigamy 1" This was certainly a
new view of the mat ter ; nnd tho impres
sion the announcement occasioned was pro
found. The lady came near fainting, and.
tho man tamed rod In tho face. An em
barrassed sik-nee for a few minutes ensued,
which was ended by the youth br!ghtening
up with an Idea. "I say, 'Judge, marry us
any way ; and if tho otlwr follow makes a
fuss about, it, why, confound It, he can havo
her." 1 This arrangDmunt was;, agreed, to
and the tuoaxiugc irocecdcd, to the rnutuai.
satisfaction i'f till parties, (
e ' 1 '-t ' !''
"Whex rogues fall out, honest hicn get
their deserts ;' so when Tweed, Connolly, .
and Hall disagree, tho people of New York,,
the honest portion may get their rights. !
iV
QiicuHiU'al.
How to Plant.
F. Whiting, an experienced fruit grower, :
at Jcfl'ersonvillc, Montgomery county, con
tributes an excellent article ou tree plant
ing iu the Norristowu JJcrahl, from which
we take tho following extract :
Iu fruit culture the first and oil import
ant thing is to make tho trco grow. I do
not speak to the nursery man ; ho under
stands his business too well for me lo teach
him. I would only say, iu taking up trees
for customers, exercise as much care and
skill about the roois as wheu planting for
yourself.
If tho roots of a tiro nre badly mutilated
tho purchaser ought to reject them. When
several trees aro bound together, the mass
j f ro,ots nppear abundant. Separul aud
T 4i 41 I ii.inli liinA hnu lla lllA uliii V-k n till
see that each tree has its duo sharo and
enough to keep it alive, nnd that no largo
roots nre so nearly torn oil as to bo of no
uso. Did you ever observe a treo that had
becu uudermined by a gen Lie stream, aud.
sco what a mass of iibrnus roots, liko tho.
hair you lindon the head ofasavagcY Thoso
threads supply nourishment lo Llio tree ana
its fruit; but they arc, for tho most part,
left iu llio ground because the ground is
- , . .... . , ' , ,
ooseueu uy me spuuo justeiiougu w
ll,c " 110 ul? ' 1
roots. Generally, if much of tho earth
eks o the roots it is all shaken ol . hnd
t"jw 1'lUu roots, so needful, go with tho
I cartli, or aro left exposed to be dned to
death. A tree removed with a ball of earth
about the roots is pretty suro to live. 15 it
a nursery man, having a largo order to Uii
! r to send a long distance, etiuuot afford to
I a wagon load of sod. .therefore,
"-other farmer go .with your owu earn to
tho nursiy, select for youi-self, aud help .
! l-s -!" 7-; ,-trcus CVV" ,r tUo
1 iviii-si-rvni.ni fi lei-s to llollVC.r Il,, aonn
, --. J .. .7 '.' "
Driee. Jion'l let the sun slune on tlio roow
0:10 miuut1!, nor allow the wiuJ to dry them.
Got all the roots you can. Tho nursery
man hns no use for any fttigmenis you may
, tnciils 111 hiH.-il nave oeeu the restiHol seloc
hot.. Hie lest seed selected lor use has
yielded nil improved product, and the pro
cess au'ain mid again repealed has dually
resulted iu suturing t'ao plant, root, or grain
dc&irc.l. Curn hao been much improved
in, a 'iitir', nf iili'i-l inn lint. f:ii-niirM vvho
, .., ln0fc, u( si.,i.., :.. .1.:, ,.mtter nru too
cnrcluts to curry out experiment to it final
result. Now, il' a seed could bo secured
that would produce with certainty two cars
of corn to each stalk, our com crop would
bo vast'y increased, and it is pretty certain
thai if for a suci-essioti of years no corn
were planted hut that which produced two
ears lo thu stalk, the peculiarity woui.l bo
coinu fixed, and a com having this as a
distinguishing characteristic would becoino
au t.stublished variety. W hut wu need is
v iU i,n,ni-8 bhould bo caiv-l'
tlVl'llI If Kl'lfU't
tlt.ir wlli!o tl0 L.,rn is muu.ling,
j1!4l luiy U1.IV auv lu.lt tlL. t.iir8 8t.iu.c-tca
un K.l luct j ,i Mlliug out, early In
; niieiuug, und g.uv douhlo. Au itnptovo-
iiieiii of l.-.i in r cent, only 111 llio com crop
IVoin judicioliri selection of seed, Would add
n v i.uo of liny millions of dollar 1 1 tho
agiii-illtural income of tho couulry, aud
this is no lDt-uti item.
Srti.wt lit:tas Hlt HtMi.4. When cows
are filling oil' soiuewhat 111 timir milk at
llli s. a-on, and U loiv i"i u is quite leudy
I 1 iiull, 1 have ahvav f"tinl ni ln ; go a
htllu Is hind hand, in nt IhikI slop linivilijj
and gi'ovvini;, barely holding their owu.
To avoid Ln ing li .'d o-Ihi t-liiereliey,
1 eoiaini lieu llirovviug in ! tin lit kilar
U el, v hiih lut vo .1 ili pl iili elVei t. Tlu-y
really fatten oil them, und rvquiro lull htllu
com In llliiall llieiu nil. Willi Jo lios, I
think I k-ivc ui lea. I .Vl Im-ilu ,s of con; by
UeilniJ llio Ui U, Ull. I have ll.eui t'eildy fur
nllt'.llTuI lll.ll (4, I li lll'll llio Milan . 'I! men
eoinu itiouinl. 1 have f.HM il kii-ar Uvl
for mituy eu., I.uding tin 111 iiititluittilo
for com ull through our l.m Minlti'-but
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