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PERIIS OF AGRICULTURE IN TYROL.
The Pcl'hl‘ll’lll'li with which hn
"unity attaches itwlt' to l‘e‘rtilu lnnil
without 1.9;“1‘11 m :lmnger is illustrat
ed elsewlhll't' than here. The pens-
Wh m, [1.3 sllilll): nl' Vesulius push
theircultlvzliltltl :in.l plant their IHHIIU
:n the wry tun-l: ut' at. possible luv-.1.
”cam, un-l. all the world over, facil
iwfornhtuining u livelihood blinds
the ctllllViL‘t)? to all risks. Groth~
man says: In the \Viltl-Schonau,
Xurlh Tyrnl, not. at few of the houses
an. huilt nn such steep slopes that; a
heavy chain has to be laid round the
houses illltl fastened to 50m: ﬁrm
object—n large tree or bowld'cr of
rock higln-r up. . . . In one villngcl
off the Pauli-r 'l'hnl, nlitl in two oth.;
ergo]? the Ulit'l‘llm 'l'hal, nmny u!"
the \‘lllugtzrs t'HIlH} to church with
(rulnpinms nn the-Sr feet, tlm [Ul'rlhlt'
New glow», in” \\hii’ﬂi their huts are
Imm, Munch-hut lilw u swalluw‘s iii-at,
m. a wall winning this pi'ccnution-l
in'v nu‘usnw. . . . . . ln Mons—u;
villag» nnt wry t‘au' from the lsre:.-l
nur. ham-ing- at plipi-ilmiun of right
hundred inhnhitunts- more than thru
llltlltll't‘tl mun nml \vmnen have lum-n
killed 51mm 1355 lijv' falls ll‘lllll tha» in
uredihiy sump alnlma iipuzi wmch the
pustnrugi-s n!" this village arc Sllltu"
ted. bu strep :me thvy, in hurt, that
nuly gums, and (‘\'l_'ll [ht-y not every
uhcw, can in: trusted to graze on
them, and the, Imy fur the larger cut
tle has to hv cm and gathered by the
hum) of mun."
.l have Inn‘swlf'sccn, in walking
among the lillla, little stores. of g‘l'llb’b
piled against tho- iippur side of pro
tecting inn-s, where it. had been
lii-ought in ariui'nls when cut by the
spike shod mom-r. The tiny makers
gather their liizm i-rops here and
there on the him-p grass patches, ul
inost at the limit of vegetation, pack
it In net» or iii .hliteeb, uiid liiitig it
on lhi-ii' z-imiiitlt-ia down the steep
‘llill danger-inn puilm. My earlier
ideit of an "ulp" was 111111. ot‘ a luvol
plateau at the top of the lower
mountains. .\lps whit-h nre ei'en
iwuriy level am very rare, especially
iiinnng the higher elevations. Ut-n
--erully they are so steep, so broken,
and so innit-conﬁde that. one woiidern
how wide Hlt.’ got to them, and how
they L'ull he li‘tihtvtl to graze over
them. These Hl‘ih‘ are hounded by
no fences, and it must be an anxious
task for Ilium: who hue the herds in
t'hairgn to gut. then. aut‘ely togellierut
iiiilkmg-timo. Bitch unit'niil wears
its bell—nut the hollow sounding
dull cow-hell Willi which we are fat
miliitr, but innsieul in tone, and heard
for a innt-h greater distance. The
Illpi'ie hut and the Sennerin, or dairy
timid, who spends the whole summer
iti nearly solitary attention to her
arduous duties, are tint altogether
What ont-‘s imagination might depict.
She is not the dairy-maid of poetry.
nor is her temporary home ﬁlled with
the more ethorenl pastoral associa
tions. Yet these. people, too, have a
romantic and 'iiimginzttive side to
their lives, and urn happy and whole
some and content.
The agriculture of North Tyrnl,
outside of tin» valley of the Inn, is
mostly uuuliuml tn wry suiull opera
tions. A [OW t-nttie, a few sheep, in
little pouliry, n low mnall fields, and
a mountain punture constitute the
“00k in trade on which the industri
ous and frugnl pair bring up their
‘3‘"!in in cmnt‘nrt and decency, accu
inulnte portions for their daughters,
and lay aside a provision for their
own old age. Labor-saving hardly
exists. Everything is accomplished
by unmitigated and uni-emitted tuil.
In youth and in early life the peoplei
"3 S‘ulwul, active, and hearty; but‘
old age comes very early, and at}
forty the \igur of manhood and wo-l
manhood is passed—tho activity nnd
Visor but. not the endurance; up to
really old age eveu slight little inc-l
"f 0“ carrying enormous loads in the
huh“. tt their backs up and down
stet-|)x‘nll_-_rhiniil~sicl=waunl mnuntnin
paths, when.» nu mun-n-uslmned tnur
int must puﬂ' uml mil m use hisown
qu-ncumlu-rml pclsmum GEORGE E.
\\’Aluxu, Jun., in "Hmpcr’s Maga
jzinu" for April.
Three hundred millions in round‘
numbers is the balance of trade ini
our favor, and for the ﬁrst time in
many years we have retained at home
all the enormous production of gold
and siiwr during 1573, which is esti
mated at s‘3'.3,(mu,unu. That this can
‘lro kept up we can hardly expect, for
[other natinns have not the money to
inﬂ'ord this constant drain upon their
'resources, and can not pay for their
'hirge purchasvs. It will he said that.
jllll‘y mun liw—m livn they must.
t‘Hl, ulnl (hwy will lmw- tu buy 500 d
'ol' us Who rim swll (hum cheapest,
but they will .wlul llu-ir surplus pop~
ulzuiun lo [hm mutiny. And it. is
,(wnluuluh-tl llm' wary immigrant is
‘wurxh :It hum «SIJIIJU tn the country.
1 _, . ..-.--qu” __
’ By thu lilvmlivg “1' primary odors,
jpesrl'nnwrs' can obtain any desired
UliU r they wish. Jasmine and or
ange 11-nvura hh-mlt-zl give the scent.
ul' swwt lion; jasmine nnd tuberose
("~luluixm, will give the mlnr of hya
(Jimh; \‘iulut anl tuhm-Imu give the
pt-rl'unmry nt' lily m" the valley,
Hum-,5, orange hlu‘wms, jasmine.
vmluls, gurunimn, tulxerusw, and
jnmluil, mutuin lyimsul‘ nearly all
fluwcr (Him-s.
Among; appurulua \\liicl) may be
called literary uicls, is a. repnrtlng
mavhinu. IL is said that after a fort
niglu‘s pun-time any pvrsun of ordi
nary ability cull nuke duwu any
spec-ch, lmwuvur rnpnlly delivered.
It is a small instruuu-nt, piano like
in farm/ﬁlth (\vun'y-mu keys, while:
and black, and Ilm slenugraphic
characters are muull and impressed
un slips of paper. l
Thorn are How six h-nmlc lawyers
in the United Stun-a, and 111 are hav
ing» fuir prm-licu. 'l‘lwy are Mrs.
ankwnud, nl' Washington; Mrs.
Urudwell, nl' (,‘hicugn; Miss Pinnin
.Un'/./.ens, (bl St. Lnuia; Mrs. Foster,
of Inna; st. Guilds-11, of \Viscun
bill: and Mrs. Fnhz, nl‘ Sun Francis
co. \\'e have several female law
students in BUHIUIu—HHSIUII Post.
SllAltl‘ l’l:.\(rrn:n. ~.-\u instance of
"sharp pruclicu" is that of a man in
Ohio, who was acquitted of murder
on a plan of insanity. He had se
cure-l his lawyers by a; mortgage on
Ins furm, hub uuw rcpndintus tho
mungnge (m the ground that he was
in'nnc when he made it, according to
the shmving of these Hume lawyers.
Thu \vumcn of Massachusetts are i
cmnpetcnt to take a philosophic‘
vicwnf the must. perplexing proh-‘
lums. \\'hunune of them was in ‘
formed that therepvcm more women
than men in the State, she at once
replied that the fact was in accord
ance with tho. suit-ntitic doctrine of
the "survival of tho.- ﬁttest.”
If ynn puss a hnnsn late at night
and happen In lltlliL'H a young nnm
and Indy standing at the from. duur,
and hear u smack us though a mule
had pnllud his foot nut of a mud
hnlc,yun can rest wvll assured that
the young man does nut. live there,
but that the young woman does.
Georgia exempts from taxation for
ten years all capital invested in the
nmnufacture of cotton, whether in
Ihuild’ngs fur mill purposos, machin
ery, or land purchased for the nuns
of such manufacture.
Among the “Failures of 1878,”
we don't see meminn of the Potter
UmnmilteP. And it. was the most
brilliant failure of the year, not even
excepting the Greenback party.
If Ain‘erivuué go to l’ekin, China,
why should John ()hinaman not come
to pack in America?
Never checker perspiration by cit
ting in I. draught!
TIME ENOUGH “I'o diLLER.
Om- ilay Billy, that's my brother.
he and Sammy Doppy was pluyiu‘
by a mud hole, and Billy he suinl:
“Now, Sammy, les play we was a
barnyard; you be the pig uml lie
ldown and woller, and I’ll ho a bull
and beller like everything.”
80 they got down on their lmns an
knees, and Sammy ha went in the
mud and wollered, wile Billy bel
lered like distant thunder. Biineby
Sammy he cum out muddy—you
never seen such a muddy little fella-r
—and he said:
“Now you be the pig and let me
bellor.”
l But Billy he said:
“l ain’ta; very gum! pi: ‘l'nrp din
ner, un ittle be time ’nuﬂ' 11w pm to
beller wen yer nmtlmr sm'n‘ yt-r
cluse.”-—-Litt|e Johnny.
APPROVED SOLluliu's AIIIH'I‘MVH.
HOMES’I‘EAD.‘ can be Im'nlo-«l Ilptm any
hunk. rlthcr single m‘llmlhh‘ minimum
hunk. subject to lmmc-‘lmul \\'lll‘thvr lim
horud or nor. mul Imvingtln- only til"!
clues paper in the mummy. lum- lllrnlx‘ :Il'-
rungemuuts with the Inhuwing gvmlunwn
in Wh‘lcm Washington:
A. Mackintosh. Smuuh'.
John R. Wheat. ()i_\‘mpi:l.
GI. Morrk HuHrr. Pun 'l'n\\'n~‘-':nl.
Henry .lm-kum. Snuhmnhh (’iay.
Who \\'ill have on ham]. at a.l llluw. my
~‘crlp for the accumulation ol'tlu-w «In
slrhtg to purchase. utthc law nl 5232:.
per acre for 50s and 120-. and 533.75 p. :-
acre tor 40*; t‘ractimw -pI-ci;ll. .\l ullu-r
lramluleat class of icript known to ‘ll'ma'
can begotten attula-h low rah-s: hm I.“
tlth-cau be glw-n. and id. at Ullll."". not w
valuuhlu. A Ilm-(l can lw golll-u from llw
original applicant ol any 1:u..l lm-zuwl lw
ec-rlpt [um-haml of mu. a: l in HM twp Im)
h'ola otlu-r than Ilm original lmllll'sh-‘Hlv'l.
and know Wht‘l'l' to "Wire.“ hlm lor .1 Ilm-ll
it oncbu l‘trqlllrl'll. Full ill\'l'~li\_:nlinzn i~
a.~‘kt-(l that the worth at my palwr any h.-
known. (Jail upon or \Vl'llt‘ any of Rh:-
goutlelm-n aauml lllNWt'. \\lln \\ ill wll you
Ilm 'l‘alhot additional houmlml ~r‘.':p
which will ell-“um you a pate-m to your
law! as \\'l‘“ as a para-ct lillv. and mm :h‘
rlu-apas you can buy it of “w.
I). 11. 'l‘;\l.llll’l‘.
Gun'l l.:uul-=cripaml \\':lrmm Hmlwt'.
Sioux“ ('il)’. lowa.
The Wide Circulation of the ARGUS
And the Large amount of reading it contains of the latest dates
Make it Profitabie for the Advertiser, and a Welcome
Visitor to the general Reader.
W. H. ROBERTS.
TEACHBR 0F PIANO AND ORGAN.
Port Townsend, w. T.
Tuning «lone on rvummhlo- try-um
”Allen! for lh-ckl-l' lh'm. mill [um-rm“
Pmnnsnnd I’nluu- (Ix-guns. (m «min nr nu .J
--montpluu. , . . ' r .
‘wﬁ’lxl'agnﬁghcPlfg:mpoude.nto. (Eu um-
OLYMPI..—L
UNION ACADEMY
i~'(l\\'lll'il by u ,mint stock cmnPuny. with n
(‘ullllnldim-kn]s.‘Kil,llliﬂ.ulitl Silt" uni-ti to fur
niih iin- m-npivni' \\'mhinginn Territory Mll
\‘iinillzvsl'nl‘ wlm-zuiun in ”|th hrum-hwui
~‘iully udmnily pnr-uuli in Avllllvlllh‘Millll iligh
.\‘vlliml~. lwsiulvs Hm Imun-hmgum-wily tunght
in Ihm-mnnmn si-himlsol the mnmry.
This School is «livitiv-l into lhruu IN'WH‘!
Im-nts. viz; Ac-mivmiv. in'mnnmr nnti i'ri
mnry, umi pupils nrt-vxpw-imi lu [um i'i'mn lin
iku-xt. in the highest :zrmiu. in rmzuiurm'uivr
I‘ll-Hing wriilvn vxulninmiuns in previous
~Alunlit-:4,iuiwrtrring 75 per cent. of questions
naked.
Course of Study.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMEN'I‘.
FOUR GRADES EM‘H REQUIRING UNIS
YEAR FUR COMPLETION.
FIRST YEAR. I HEFUND YEAH.
Lmlu Umnnnur. m) 'Lnﬂn (arumnmr. (A)
Suun'nl lllﬂlUl'}. Hl‘m-li Urnnmmr.
I'Lh-uumuu'y Alguhru. ('u-wur‘p ‘ 'mmm-nturles.
HI“ lm'h'. “Em-iv“: “wintry,
Numru! l'hilo-Anphy, High .‘xluulvl'u. (A)
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Luann HX'Hiuuml‘, Jungian \llulllluﬂl', (H
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f ‘IIIIIH’ YEAH. 1 I‘Ul‘ll'l‘" YEAH.
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,Hll'u'lu’hvlh thu'wuln‘w In Hll' l'h fan-m, \\'hull
ltvl‘lL'lnu! I)|‘:l‘.lun.~. \H'Hh'lx l‘K‘Yii'u", Illlrll'lu'l.
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lh-u-h'z'. l'l'imul'y .\rhlnuullv. ’t‘lln‘ll (.‘vuzl'n
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Innin- uu-vwm-H- m» I'm-n-M-mmutinn in llu
huh-“in: ~lel3lw.\\‘lm'hl-vllslii‘niu IIN‘ high
vd: :l'n'h‘ 'H Ih ' (H'nmmm‘ lu-mu'llm-nt:
lmh'mN I‘lllirii-11l (.‘rummur, umumvh)
vmqu-m- l. with Imumh‘uwlnx Imm Inumory
nn'l u-«- m 'l'u-rnwn'lul Hln'wx.
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I-Zugn-h lib-Mr). Fit'h lh-lUh-I'. l'. I'm-105's
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[’IZHIARY I)l€l'Aß'l‘.\lEN'l‘.
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mnl u -- ]*|‘-.‘-U~(' mum: :hnrmLh \\'“l'k Sn ‘nllilvl
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plum uml mml nmmn'mlsyslomslol'
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. mnw I ilm- I'vu-I-ivin: m'ul hmtrucllnud In Lull
! 'J‘I‘XLU'. H m Hummus ut' Numbers. Druwing.
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