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Effects Of Food on Milk.-Mr. EDI

EH6ctS or Eo0a On mhA.
TOR your correspondent. Mr.. Weeks,
wishes 10 know how 10 prevent milk tasi-
ing of turnips, &C., when cows are tel
ON them. T'ha, The food Of COWS has an
influeace on their milk and butter must he
conceded. have known oxen brough.
from the interior. andson eating lreely o'
sal, hay. male he very best o. heel. a
fall and sudden change Of food VIII have no
effect on either.
once fa,led young COW on cabbage.
| was told llla, the beef would taste oi lhe
food. Afew days previous to slaughter
ing her i fed on hay. poiaioes, and a ii''ie
Indian meal. The beef was excellent.
A COW or horse may eat any Quantity o.
apples or pnla,oes. with other in"d, u ac'
cusiomed To them. Blu, il freely led ot
these arncles al once, they would De rum
Gus.
By milking cows. and then feeding witl
turnips, &C., 50 that they may cal OF then
as long as possible before milking, iher'
will be less influence Of the food on IN
milk. The free use Of salt on roots ied y
COWS. will in some measure prevent un
pleasan, taste in the milk. N E. Farmer.
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Providence Defeating Papal Designs

How came this To be Protestant ma
ton! A few historical "reminiscences
will answer this question. and illustrate
the wonder-working providence OF God
in respec, To our national origin.
In i493. year after the discovery ol
the continent, The Pope granted To the
crown nf Spain the whole Of North
America! Between 1910 and 1910,
Spain fil,e,l out four different expenditions
for sruIins The country and establishing
missions al The Roman Church. They all
proved disastrous. The last and mos
isnpor,an, was under fernando dc Soto
He was a nchleman Of distinction, the
companion of Ipizarro IN the conquest o.
Peru. With company Of 600 men
splendilly equip. ed. he landed IN isi'a
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The Darkest Hour Of faII.--An old " Revo-
luiioner." WIN had been through all the
hardest fights or The war of &c. once said
that The darkest anil most solemn hour oI
all 10 him. was that occupied IN going
home one dark night. from The widow
Beans. after being told by her daughter
Sally that there was no earthly use in
his coming back any more.
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successioRpf wars. irfaiie<. and purchases.
extending through period az liEre een-
inrirs. fGsm The fIs discoveries of Spain.
Frame and England. 10 srea "a have bren
direrled by he Divine Hand. 20 re<cue
lliis ennnIry frnm lhe dominion Of the
Pspal Churel'. that Il might he inlrusled.
under God. 20 The guardianship q great.
free. Protestant naiinn. Such trnsl can
never be rightly dlsrhsrged wilhnui The
widest. freesi employment af HE t;ospel
Of Jesus Christ. in 81 The forms in which
saving truth may be 6iffasrd. 1hns alone
can Papal despolism. iniidei socialism. po-
liiiesl demagngueism. and ignorant intlifie-
renlism be driealed or dispeIled. and our
free institutions he Perpeiuasrd.
Am. Mtss1gr.
Suspicious Case.-The Pennsylvania
relates The case Of Mr.. Samuel peabs-
dy. who was arrested by the waiehmen on
suspicion Of being intoxicated. The
Mayor desired 10 know what was Samu-
els opinion Of ihe matter. With some ap-
peaTanre OF embarrassment lac gave the
following narralive:
Well. Sir. moui have been drunk.
and moui natl cant pretend 10 say
Tor certain. The fact Is. I've done go lit
lie il,al way. that III be blamed il | know
when | am drunk. | dare say some OF
these police gentlemen are better judges
than am. when il comes 10 thai. But
I'll lell you exactly what did aud how |
ieli. and IL your Honor concludes ! was
drunk. why I'll pay the fine and say no
more about il. You see was troubled
with ihe wind, and took four glasses oil
lavender brandy 10 start IL. Soon alier,
| fell buzzing in my ears. and the he cups
was wful troublesome, bui that, ! thought,
was tie wind coming OF. Then il
seemed 10 me, as walked along the street,
that an awning post or walerplag. every
now and then. would jump right before
me, as if they meant TO head me of.
was linlc mad al this and d'slrnek one OF
two OF them with my knucklrs, bul found
that il was no use. for my fists got ths
worst of il. |, seemed like all the ga
lights had faces TO them; some winke,
and some grinned al me, and one tia
stood before hotel. nodded as If il wa
acquainted with me, and made sort Of
sign toward tho door, as much as 10 say
" Coin. Sam. and get something to drink.
Which 4 did. When came oul iher
was the greatest 10 do that ever saw
was sure there was an earthquake. for III
. houses aud slerples were all siaggerin
about. and the street was rocking just lii
cradle. Ii was most sublime spectacle
, so fetched up against a pump and bel
! on while took good look al the magnif
cent scene. No panorama could come u
TO il houses. trees, all rearing and plunl
ing like wild horses! The sight va
,uorfh dollar and half; if have
pay fine. | don't care. for got the fu
value oflhe money. And so, il your Hor
or's any ways suspicious that was drunl
, III foot The bill right away. without an
. grumbling." His Honor ,ras little su:
picious. and Mr.. Peabody belng a ma
of his word, promptly pulled on, his wa
le, andlmade satisfactory settlement.
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In Exposition effhe Fggifire Sigpe La,r, and
The consequences Of resisting Il.
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this river-whch is navlgable Ia Wsconsin-are
raj towns with the finest power and extensive Hour
ing mills, especially Janesyie, which promises TO be
the Rochester OF Wisconsin Upon tho contemplated rail-
road flour and other products OF the Rock River valley VIII
he carried TO Fond dn Lac and thence by steamboat to
Buffalo New Orleans Four steamboats, and small yes
sells already employed in the trade from Fond du Lac
and such is the increase Of the business that point that
five steamboats, will be engaged that by
the first Of July
When this road is finished, and the Fox river improve
ments completed Green bay the north and Wisconsin
river the West thus giving by steamboats, from
Fond du Lac 10 Buffalo New oheans, Fond du Lac will
become most important western city. Five years ago
when John b. Macy esq, made large purchase there
this place was farm IL has population OF between
three and four thousand, and increasing with
cd rapidly The growth OF Janesvie has been equally
surprising BY the OF 1910. Wisconsin contained
population Of thirty thousand by the June 1885,
exceeded three hundred and five thousand and is
estimated at four hundred thousand Milwaukee the
principal city OF the State, which village Of ew
hundreds in 1910, has population twenty five
sand Such the wonders oil the great Northwest whose
surplus products swell the commerce OF New York
The success Of Mr.. Walker in negotiating the bonds of
this important railroad has been complete but imagine
he would have found greater difficulty in negotiating
for the iron II tho duty had remained it $25 per
ton under the tariff OF AZ instead of about W 80 per
is under the tariff of 46e difference in the duty
ing been extracted the old by additional tolls
passengers, flour, cotton, and other products.
Never the advantages OF comparative free trade
more clearly illustrated than the diminished price of rail-
road iron growing of the reduced duty and the
quent reduction Of the charge for freight and
on the railroad.
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THE UNION.

al Albany the following language must now isavs the
gentlemen who are wiM me 10 speak 10 youtwo members
Of my cabinet haze teft another behind Buffalo.
Your cordial reception of HIM phen he arrives DH be
most gratifying TO me, Whiis he toH regard such a de-
no"stratso" ." the capital of The Empire State as tie
proudsa day Of has life" Ii thus appears that Mr..
Webster is acting under some restraint, if. indeed. he
is not voluntary agent in the hands Of President Fill
to sink the generous enthusiasm of his country
men for the constitution and the Union TO the level Of
party intrigue for his election II is unfortunate for
Mr. Webster that there should be such circumstances to
weaken the Just tribute which his political opponents
disposed TO pay him for his manly uterance Of the sent
ments that are called by just adherence Of such
Mr. Seward, at the same time that he makes no
cealmeni OF the fact that his principles wing
changed In playing such part nothing can remove the
objection which the American people must entertain to
the spectacle OF Chief Magistrate announcing to the
country that he has assigned TO member OF his cabinet
the duty of speaking at Buffalo, and to other members
the same duty al other places n,matng at the time
that the assemblages Of the people such occasions
looked to as gratifying evidences OF public favor This
dramatic presentation of the thoughts and TO
say wishes and hopesof Chief Magistrate respectful
neither to the independent spirit and intelligence OF
people. nor to the character assigned to the Chief Mags
trate by the constitution. II not the first example
have had of it, tits the most glazing illustration the coun-
try has witnessed of the evil il is calculated pro-
duce. In England, such demonstrations in accord
with the genius of the constitution, which sances the
idea that the King can do wrong and is above the
reach of popular criticism In this country the Chief
Magistrate is the servant Of the people, and nothing
appropriate to his conduct which puts his patronage in
contact with their judgment, his official influence in
the presence OF the decisions which they about to
express a, the ballot-box, either upon his merits
those OF his party Of his friends. In this point
view all the proesatons of the President and his cab
net Of their love Of the constitution and of the S,a
works Of New York are Intellectual a stimulus Il
patriotism, and will sink to the level OF political ma
neuvre, advantageous neither 10 the country to hei
own permanent fame.
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In Sundays edition OF the Union extract is made
from Cincinnati paper in these words: The troops in
New Mexico dying Of scurvy and for want of ex-
ercse the young officers and soldiers permitted 10 lead
a life runous TO health" This is doubtless mistake
far ascrbes TO the want Of exercise any ill health
among officers soldiers We are indeed assured by
a most respectable officer, that at no point on our
frontier, when he left there, the troops kept in
constant exercise and activity than at Santa Fe The
scurvy be very we'll accounted for disease
among the Mexicans than among our troops, be-
cause OF the influences OF acclimation and diet.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIsosE, May U.s., p. m.
Our city appears to be greatly infested with incendiares
Daring The last three days there have been nve six he
all oil which were undoubtedly the work of design.
understand that the body Of Mr. John Findsy, of Bs
more. VINO was lost in the Ohio, has been recovered.
The city is exceedingly dull. and hear no Intelligence
OF moment The weather is warm and sury.
IHE MARkErs-Sales to-day Of 800 bbls City Mills -four
old, at % aa ana 900 bbls ~ 43 sales OF 800
bbs Howard street at VI o. and $50 bb choice ~ 81
White conn., ~ Oh cents; yellow, 90 % cents Rye ~
oas 80 AZ cents Stocks are without particular
alteration.
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The legislature of Massachusetts, we believe, brought
it's session to close Saturday. We observe by its
late proceedings that the house of representatives re-
fused pass the resolution OF the against the
fugitive slave law 1t was laid on the table by ma
orty OF votes The house also laid on the table the
bill Of the for removing the seat Of Of
the State from the city of Boston to Worcester.
Nat. Intel.
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seaboard and Roanoke Railroad-a35 900 seven per
cent. Mortgage bonds. =
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received subscribers
AZ s Day az dns g, hundred
boar, and ao.sO.s
0fNs v Yoet, .. me Is. Of August. 1850.
Ts:' .os 3D. r. .ss q each with
ofxsch ressuaIy and August
a,urs Of Virginia and North Carolina and secured
sIsss.d . John Palmer Of tho city Of New York.
TINS nons.se the entire line Of Norfolk
Of 20 mes, winch COST compeied
p. s .: s.s. y and % e
pncp. Of ne bood possession Of and sell the whole
cry Of me eonpasy u every description acquied
The whole .o.n, the bonds authorized to ;. issued i. soa
hundred thousand dollar, Of which the offered
.s with vsss he oo%psay now rs.ps ,s. .ss "e
This heavy "a: e .se whole ds..ne. go miles. hand
.d dow. ns ~; 20 =. complete the line
100 miles, BY the Close Of the year Jsi.
The ssso.,s and xs.n.ss a.issa forms part Of The .ou,
leans with the line Of steamers running from Bal
running from Philadelphia
Two lines o. steamer are now being bull, 10 run from New xorL
lines to BE- Of the ART cis q passenger sssnen lso bur
The connsrion ample
dbss.sss uaisss Al Weldon with the r.iioad WI
us !, uai,ss soask 6sssoa w railroad 70 RALEIGH i
n vim the productions. the
fertile valley q the Roanoks, which boash,
hundred hossnd dollars improving ,hs navigation
Roanoke and its tribatarss.
The Norfolk IL well Of
seaboad Railroad Ines with
ample extent territory which will insure The road abundant
business.
map exhibiting connexions showing other
in rapid course Of con.tucton BY which continuous line Of rail
will extended Norfolk Mobile and New Orleans
the south and the valley d the M':sispp Memphis the
west be obtained Of the undersigned
An erhb giving fall account Of road and y, a copies
the bond and mo.s and the legs. cpa'ons Of Judss John
s.oo o. Virgins" :ceomp.nies tbs map and may ,. obtained
application John Palmer u the Merchsno bank,
further Information which may be- desired.
confidently believed bonds offered for sale AFFORD
safest desirable securities market
Three hundred and Any thousand dollars offered fol
sale
The entire win be disposed a absolutely and without re
hughes, bASder.
Sealed proposals q 900 will be
eved the once Of the undersigned until 3ocock the thirty
first day of May, 1881. =
Proposals addressed Wnsiow, Lanier Co. "a Wal
for y r. X. Bonds,
len Banking House of Chubb Schenck Co.. Washington
City.
bids will be required
upon he them Immediately being
remainder
ksvt Jniy ocobe
asy party be liberty full Inter
will comssence from the day ofpaymeni,
wfNsLow, LANIER, h CO..
May f3-As3lstMay No. 81 Wall
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State price per page for additional pags n "n
OF above pages, estimating " 'o'''o
pages
Blank forms any other description OF pruning m
auired broadside ona my the above paper csc"
broad.,dc 10 he page
Treasurer. weekly statement OF treasury drafts ana -
spece on i'm periaI per 100 shees..s..
he charge
lion % h. allowed prices bid for printing must cover and in
opde nil contingencies and extras -
nae reserves have amy description
onnp properly be called "book pamphlet work"
ecuted BY special contract -.
The bidders printing win their bids with samples
o quality different kinds Of they to furnish
27--Iawtw
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CENECA QUARREs.-Those famous quauies Of from
j which building smithso
Institute, Washington ID. o. They Ne
Potomac above the mouth Of Seneca Creek ~ mile
Chesapeake
They Of three years. 70 me
bidder Tuesday the ID of Juno a2 p ms on we
Persons designing these quarries are ne..a
them further PsfcmAs
the Rev e, H. Nourse Mis Montgomery county, msy
land. tInttUl "At N-N'"""'
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TnrAsvsy DEPARTMENT, May %, 1851


SEPARATE proposals for furnishing the stationery
and the printing this during the fiscal
ending June 80 1884, will be received unt o'clock
the Nth Those by satisfactory
uniona Of ability To fulfil will be considered
All The articles OF stationery be Of the best quality
samples OF the which, Qui
put up In classes schedule, and tbs
night TO retain such samples and the stated
In the offer, them his option. No bid Will
defed where the articles
quality and entirely suited department.
eo SPURIOUS imitation articles will subject which
at
lpartment
Each proposal signed by making IT,
and but price,
contained schedule. Blank will
uniformity department find difcu
will be consideration unless sub
santialy agreeing herewith +.
printing executed with and perfect and
per printing furnished the depart
office ordering designate the kind Of and
whether otherwise and the number Sheet
when the article will admit OF than
ing equal assigned bidder for such class,
bidder the department deem
advisable. Where than class assigned to bidder
all be embraced and each bidder
classes right any portion Of the
articles furnished be executed be
quality
Of the head the office for which they
| quiIed.
The department itself the ordering
quantity Of each and article contracted the public
service require
Supplying any deemed sufficient
forthwith annui the contract.
Bonds approved security, the
supply the articles
the and his surees shall be liable for
forfeiture specified in such bond liqudated damages
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NAY s3-d,a,.,hav No. "a wan street,

ADDE'S thi.f-Jus received the Central Jewely
Ia Store Of C. w HEYDoN, doors Of The Ns'onsi
city forks, ladies Of all
knives and forks thin
bes spetsc,es combs and other silver charms
mucbores pocket books purses and plain eweiy together with
specsaces hine and various other articles Of gold
together supply and fashion
snd s,enetrnTs also, style mourning pins
b~auuul dress diamond and
auds watches, style OF seals,
competent workman with pompne, and guaranteed 10
orm
Prices remarkably moderate.
May 2o-N G. w. HEYDoN.
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ARREST OF CUBAN REvoLUTIoNIsTs. Savannah
News has the following letter:

Dr. JAGU DE CUBA, way 7, 1901.
number of arrests have been made at st. Jago de
Cuba. Papers were taken which discovered plot to
commence instruction while grand parade and
the insurgents had taken to capture the head
quarters Of the city and to the landing of Garbad
with 5000 The Judge, after having concluded the
proceedings sentenced TO death four, and TO perpetual
punishment three OF the principal officers, and to
years. hard labor sergeant OF the garrison and two pr
Yates. The traitor who betrayed them was released
This has been approved by the Captain General
at Havana.
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CUPERIOR CANTON MATTINGs.-The subscribers re-
specuiy inform all hou-ekeepers superior
additional supply
descriptions OF which they can furnish quantity
Marking white, OF superior quality, ga, S., and ~
DO checked, red, and white, Ga, 81, and a.
Gowqua white, ga, 81, and ~
DO in varegated colors, cottage, heavy, g. So
and -
Do In checked red and white, heavy, ga,
Also, pieces OF that heavy nd
checked msttner the like all will admit who them
this city before.
These goods by young pr
and made order.
We have also Just received fun supply OF super
oil cloths which will be
All respectfully informed that
May 27-ndif CLAGETT h
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New YoRn, NAV 26-2 n m

New YosK, May 26-2 D. m
United States stocks are dull. United States 6's 1867
lis offered The -four market, with fair business is in
favor of sellers Sales of 500 bbs ~ ISL 81 Is Tor
State brands Wheat steady Sales of IA
50 a 90 The cotton market is unsettled. and
sales reported.
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on every other description Of paper, not designated
above, TO by the office ordering IL, whether
circulars, instructions, warrants forms, returns &C,
ss specified in the first paragraph, for o-oo
p~s' " 'f do 10000
AZ do 9IO0
40 do $50
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SDA nATHIN0.-Hygesa Hotel. Ola Point Comfort
u Vkripia This establish
mens Tecesy and improved for rcccp
a Surrounded entirely affords every
ia pursuit on health pleasure Hot
At had The benefits resulting from
bathing becoming daily known and
preciated
The hotel situated directly and in view Of the
presents magnificent prospect while The fort The largest mil
y county, AFFORDS to the vsfet beautiful poenade
and of interest =.
healthy, finer climate man 'h-
and fall months Fever and nene
and bilious tverp entirely unknown here
dvinhing excened by even IN inc moup,an
region. -, :. -.
We IT music and ball room which for neu
every evening
bowling alleys, billiard saloons and pistol gal
ery, erected this
The al arrangements acuve ana e"ce
procured and exeion VIII DC spAeu "
render respects agreeable and Interesting resort ~
Tn. steamers from Norfolk Richmond, Peeshas Baltimore
Wellington Philadelphia and New York land passengers o"y
Your patronage IL respectfully solicited
MARSHALL PARKS, Superintendent
Board day .....................,.s...S9oo
by the week, at the rate Of: ....... % per day.
month, n the rate Of 90 :" I"
Children and half price.
The always In attendance on ar
rival
Letters for yses should Tyreis otei
May 6-6fd
JNO. M. M~CABLA
w I'LL practice Supreme Court and the various conf'
Of the District He continues prosecute claims before Con
H'ss and the departments. May o-eodni 1o'h sep
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College fi d. Co. the morning of the 18th instant
Illness congestion Of the BRAIN LEMUEI BACON,
Rev JOEL g. BAooS D. d. president Columbian
ege, aged 10 years.
The funeral services will take place m day. Tues
day, May 2h) College chapel The friends family
invited attend.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Friday morning. the 10Th instant O'Clock shall sell
residence Mr.. Daneis door
from Third street east, Capitol Hi all Of his and
kitchen furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
DO centre, card, and dining tables
DO sdeboaId, bureaus, and workstands
chairs and rockers, looking glasses
Parlor chamber, passage, and stir carpets
Window shndes, oil cloth, and mating
Bed-teads, beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Cooking, psrIof, and other
Wardrobes, washstands and toilet set
Together with general OF kitchen
Terms S25 and under, cash four
monhs for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
DYER MCGUIRE,
May2f-eoh Aucnonecrs.
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NATIONAL EATING-HOUsE.--Jus received direct from
IN the West Indies, lot of genuine turtles, Of the
quality which will be served style, soup and
steaks.
Also son and hard which kept for The
accommodation Of throughout having ads
arrangements 70 receive fresh supply dsy together WIN every
other luxury of the Of this all the adjacent nake
Soup ready at III O'Clock Families served as usual .r
WALKER n sHADD.
May 25-2t lIntel.l