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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Death OF Mnjor.Ge... SIMMER.

sYrAcpsn A. y "a uidAr March al. 1859
Maj Gen. Edwin V. sumner, U's A., died In
this city, at the residence Of h- son-o-sw Col W.
w. Teal, 10 this city. ihr '''"'H. at II O'Clock,
Of congestion Of the ls1ss a|D Illness Of only Eve
DAYS.
The death OF this veteran soldier has cast pail Of
gloom over the entire city, and the deep sorrow Of
our citizens 10 everywhere visible.
The places Of business are all heavily draped in
mourning, and the National flag hangs ut hai-mas,
in every part Of the city. The General waS under
orders TO report at ST. Louis for duty, and was on
the point Of starting when attacked by the disease
which has terminated fatally. In the death Of MAJ
Gen. Sumner the country will mourn the bss Of one
of her brayest and most patriotic defenders
He was one Of the oldest Generals in the army,
having been in tho service over forty-three years.
The last words Of the veteran hero were: " God
sare my country, the United States Of Ameiea."
His funeral will probably take place on Tuesday
next
TIE ODsEQUIES OF GIN. SUMNER.
! sruAcUs., March y, 1867
The Common Council and eitizens met las. even
ing TO make arrangements for the funeral Of the late
Gen. Sumner. Committee Of fifteen was sp-
ponted. which net sfterward, and made the
following arrangements:
| The funeral of the late Gen. Sumner will take
place on Wednesday tue 25th inst, at III o'clock
a. IN. The obseques will be strictly military.
Invitation, were extended to the following gentle
men: Lieut..G Gen. Scott, and Maj. Gems Mcclellan,
Wool Fremont, Burnside, Franklin, Peck and Slo-
cum; also, to Gov. Seymour and TO the respective
stafs.
WAsuIsoros, Saturday, March 81, IeG3
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.
The death of the veteran Maj lien. Sumner il
universally regretted in military circles here In
the Army Of the Potomac he was considered one OF
It's most fcnrles, Spirts. On many field your army
CORES ondents say be has seemed to invite a SOL
ders death. He has often been heard to express q
fervent desire to be- permitted 10 fall where the car
mage was thckest. OF the veterans who occupied
in the Grand Army Of the Potomac the relative po
sitions Of the old Marshals Of France in Napoleoni
army we have now remaining immediately A.
ached TO it only Gen. Couch. or the original corp
commanders, Porter. Heintzclman, Keyes, Burn
side and Franklin are now occupying other posts
II il hoped that the army under Gen. Hooker vii
produce at great GALAXY Of military stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Stntc Of China Markets-Thc Chin csc Rebel
lion-Thc Object Of France.

SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday, Mheh III, Isos
Arrived, snips Don Quixose, from New 1orAi
Imperial, from Hong Kong.
The MARKERS are dull; tLles Of 5000 tuns Anthra'
cite Coal at $15 50.
Hong Kong dates Of tho 10Th January are re-
ceiyed. Rack md Oolong teas had declined. The
shipment of American cotton goods to New-York
continued. Raw cotton was weaker, but In demand
for America aod England. r.,
The ship Romance of The Sea had sailed for San
Fran0i.co. She is now ~ DAYS out aud hss not
since been heard Of
Tho Rebels menaced Ningpo, but IN consequence
% suppossd arrangements securing British neu.
tralty. they no longer approach within 80 miles Of
SLanghae.
The foreign residents Of Shanshae believe that
France contemplstes territorial aggrandizement in
China with Ningpo for base OF operations.
The expectations Of the Chinese that Russia might
lend assistance IN the suppression Of the Rebellion
are unlikely 10 be realized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Wan, por,-e,s Monroe,

BALTIMORE. Saturday March 81. 1861
There was great saow-stOrm al Fortress Monroe
yesterday. The steamer from there reports the
snow over foot deep.
yoRTRHss MosRoK. March 2l-s g. IN.
1t is blowing heavily, with rain. Barometer
30.450. Thermometer 81. Wind N. f.
No disasters from the storm are yet reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Congrcss,n.n Temple No, Dead.

PHiLADKLPHIA, Saturday. March a. 1862
A dispatch in The Pres cootradicts the reported
death OF Congressman elect, Temple, Of Delaware
He has been very sick, but Is now recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Uglrsp STATES TKsAsuKr. HES-Yoas, March 49, lss'.
PARTIES holding thirty (3O) or more Coupons
b. three year, aud three op,hs Bonds
tsn. on III. lat April neI rsquetsd to hand them In
with for examination a. time before thai date
Blank .chsdae. will 10 fufn,hsd upon application ct tho
intero,,-dsti Of this Once.
Holders svns themselves Of the above VIII receive CHECKS
for hor Coz pons after O'Clock sse siss instant
JONI J. Cisco Assistant Treasurer u. T.
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observation-disclosures, EYarch 93.

WALLACRs-Pue Old English Geu.leuan-AneTics~
Paris.
WINTER GARDEE-EsEt Lynne.
EIBLO'S-Thr Enchantress.
THE NEW iDE i-.iiscel neous performance.
BARsUMS MUsEUM-phe Roll OF thu Drum.
BROADWAY MrNhGERiE-'Vld animals performing.
GOUPIHS GALLENY--NolCsno vi the Andes.
ACAn1 NY OF MUslC-Norma
CLIATON IIALL-Rcadnrs oy rGof J. B. Brown
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Firc.

BosroN, March ~. 1908.
Building No. 40 Kingston street, occupied by Geo.
Fl. Fox, engineer and macnnist, and by other par.
ees. was nearly destroyed by fire this morning. Mr.
Fox was engaged largely on Government work, in.
GLIDING The manufacture Of fuses. His loss Is e-t
mated at between $4,000 and $4,000, mostly in
oured.
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Fire in Chicago.

CHIcAco, Saturday. March 81, 1863
Yesterday the chair and furniture factory OF Her
fIan q Rackie aud ak dwellings, were entirely de-
stroye cd by fire caused by the explosion Of the lac
tory boiler. -Four persons were dangerOusly wound
cd. LOSS $1,000; partially insured.
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mills Clos, at the Po.t-Omce.

FOR Urea. britain ana the COMMENT Dy steamer
asizu Wedne dsy. March 25........... l0f N
overland s.. Jose ph. Mo......5 a. H. aud Oh p
Eo!.h-AlhaLy Bllo and Canldss. IS a. a. and 81 p m
North and Wort " ay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Meatsru .al vi. Eis Railrosd...5 o. H. and "a p.
Southern aud sou,hWestern Mails M 81 end iOl p
Eastern Mail. m IL! ard u p. H.
hew Eedf, - Newport and Fall kivcr........... =.
Ths Long Island hail close. y M and d p. IL
Sunday hail, -Ol sunday al mails close a. Il ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Den,b Of Prominent, Citizen Of Cincinnati.

CINClNhATi, March q. IBoJ.
George Carlisle, an old and wealthy citizen, died
las. night of typhoid fever. At the time Of his
Death he was President Of the Lafayette Bank, and
Vice-Prssideut Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Day
con Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
FROM CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Tho French Reported Within Eleven
Leagues Of the Mexican Capital.
SAN FRAscrsco. /! ,fch 20.

Trustworthy advices from the city OF Mexico TO
the I'd cay the French were then eleven lesgues
from Mexico, and no signs of an immediate advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Sailing Of tho An=is-Saxon.

PORTLAND, Me-, March ~, 1863.
The steamship Anglo-Saxoa called ~ " g. u. TO-
~ for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Gre nlnr.
LOYAL LEAGUE VI sNIQ yS. CITIZENS ZEN 3 ,os,
Tho Organization Of the Le.suo W" commenced q; 81:
meeting MARCIA the Corr ln.,His and sV5p ..c
or saturday tho h at 'a" Academy oil Sn'c ~ 'ne oeo
,ion Of tie following officers;
LIEUT. GEN, w fssiRTi5i SCOTT U. "A.
AIM vIc2-PRKspxSrs:
GEORGE oPpYDE, AaEx 7 STEWART I,yIII Nv
P pkSSiMiS ~ " EH6yNEY. l9as !hN sEaFS,
JAMES I. BRADY. fhaSNSt -, LIZ Lm ~ uII,n,;o,u
NORRIS KETChUM. JAMES "Aps"oHIh
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, Noe So and % PMk'pace
EXECUTIVE CoanIrrss;
CHARLES GorLD, E,E. MORGAN,
GEDEGE BU1LEa,, WIN OhIUN,,,o,ru
sDTANP pss shhn.foSr iqn O. IAThhop
stTa p hGS N ROBERTS, Ea aaS nnSw JEROME.
GRO CABOT WAhD. JAS w bEEhMAN,
WALDO HUfCHIAGS, This Officers OK OF.
SICRETARN:
PROSPER III. WEfMOkE
Ths tbiscs OF the League are to Disseminate sentiments Of
~ lie couutfy, drnosnce tesson aud % uphold the
vn,nmeat IN 1t, discrimination to suppress the rebellion
% m, support Of these principles IL soisn'ny
pledged. -, ,.., 49, .....,,. ou,o,.a 81,
two vst s..eoages OF tho people o. ihs city and other
.,,ng. Az, contemplated, to ths end Should the
,t. msAns 10 ,uppisd tho opor,tons Of the Les
VII b. .1t+ndsd to induce similar demonstrations In other
.ad Sta- Your contribution Ia aid Of th,
respectfully solicited, and may be inciosei TO the
rnsc,or has also been appointed and duly sditsd
% IA up,n val citizens ~ invite their cooperation Ia this
- n.rt OF the duty loyal citzcns desirous TO aid in
, .ayiua the national unity and the nstional honor.
maroon authorized 70 invite or reosive contributions 10
IN League save the who bears credsntas IRON the ua'
ms League Ia specially restrained In iis Articles Of Asso
con from contracting drtt Tor an1 pufpo.e whneVeI
ROBERT Il McCURDf.
Chairman Il Executive Conn ittee.
NEagxiAm KSGHr, Treasurer. No.. 80 aud % rsrkplaco
Laval LcaRae VI Union Citizrns, No 80 PiDe.sI,
~. YORK Milcn 49, lJDJrhOss members Of tho Leas ~
Who were present the Cooper Innte TIE evening oil
49, M and at tho Academy OF Muse the evening
The Isth instant requested to call and SIGN ht
ENEOLLMENr at this Office. Badges will be supplied %
IA, M ebers possible Those VINO arc unable 70
cs please TO sond their names with tho address, WIN
W. by order of the Executive Committee.
H. H. MCCUnDY, Chairman.
p NJ. WsrnoRs Secretary.
Lo,AL LgAGrg Op UNION IlTlhENsi !
No 30 PIsE.sT.. NKp-YoEX. March IT, 1908. ,
Those BLENDERS OF the League VINO were ptr's1,
At the Coop-. Institute the evening o mo Jth ns' ~
tbs Academy Music the eyrniDg of toe IL nsI arg
ou,s sd 10 call and sn the enrolment Il this ONCE
~ m bs ppliod to "a. members soon as rosioe
Those unable O. cal VIII please SEM he" ''
w tb the address. without delay. 49,.
by order OF the Executive Commute, ,.,.,
P. NJ. WErhoRY, Secretary.
Portable Printing Oficss Tor the use Of sns ,i
and navy Merchants Drugts aud AL VINO $1,000 M Tync
own Printing Circulars sent froo Specimen o"' '''
Cuts, &C., "a recsipt OF two cent stamPs y.NY
ADAMS pRES3 COMPANY. Ne. u E9kseW' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

GENERAL Tom THUMB AND WIfE.-Mr.
CrAmxs D. srRAIros Ter Tou Thumb and bis wife Mrs
AyI, WAnHYs 5rEAr1os. ha,og deferred their visit to
Europ unt warmer weather aod bcss be.st BY crowds
wherever they TO- @ III aeoli auco wn general dssni
hold PUBLc LsVEE lew Of or principal cirs snd oWh'
Hail Now.i ol6 ON moSDAr Msrch 80, aud remain POSI-
1IyELY OYA WrKx ONLY, giving InEhE Lo'ees c-ch dsy
and .yeung Gen Tom Thumb wishes 10 a'r thet hs T.
biDon. given .osy his count aud that ne has
no bu.iuc.s come elton with any person whsi1voh
y oTRATTOS.
know. a, Gen. Tom Thumb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, wbo.can-
not change h prices with the fluctuations OF gold without
incurrus enormous expense In advertising tbs changes
compelled to sell L. Pens al Old Prc,s Thinking his Custom
en- entitled 10 the benefit OF the Premium Gold rsihor than
tie Wt debasers Of the best currency this country ever
had offer. to all RENTING the an"ant oil their orders IN
Gold tho foil Premium In this city the day when received
In hi. way he hope, do tho county aud bis cassomsf'
ann, s,od without iuarips himself for the MoEros Pan
not DO made without GOLD.
WAen Paper Money sent United stses IL preferred over
.nv otb,r A. MoaTos, No. Is M.iden.lans. N.w.Yort
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
Rad
OFFICE,
S16
BROADWAY.

Lectures to Ladies.-Mrs NJ. A. DIXON JONES, NJ.
D. will ave couse i've lectures Physiology Health
and diseases Women and Children IN the lecture ROOM Of
Janes Mehodisi Epicopa Church The first lecture on
MONDAY 23d at D. SubssIuen lectures at tho same
hour during the Subjects illustrated by Skeleton,
Msuiiin Mas, &c. Ticket to the course. ~ cents
Mrs. Allen viii lecture to ladies in the basement Of Dr.
Cbspn's Church, No $40 Brosdway. at O'clock IODAt
Subject THE Digestive Aplna'cs Admission !" cents
Subject for THURSDAY: Hygiene"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Ready, Knoxs Spring style of Hats, No. 2l2
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Dr. sterling,s AmbrOsia IL stimulating oily extract
Of Roo Bsrks eos II will cure all diseases OF te scalp
and cng Of the head entirely oEadcaes dandfuh prevents
the hal rom falling turning premauiey gray csuans
4, to grow thick and long. -
CERTIFICATE
Thsis q certify that a,out 10 monhs ago, commenced
us,ns 81 ERLINGS AMbhOSiA My heir was short. thin,
and ssuily hliny of had tried many Hair Tones lpys
orators without eoeyins sy benefit Soon atter using
tho Apbo.a my hair ceased faliog oot and commenced
cyovrr 40 RAPIDLY eonsh Now my hSir Is thick
aus s,o..v snI /. fva feet and four inches in cns =
Wien I fos ching the door. This wonderful result
,in,. .ol slv 10 tho US, srERLIS0'S AMBROslA A.
80 Lsy. commenced USING HAYS spilled nothing else
to my hair. ,,., mno. ~ ,,i, " ~
II. n. FARMER Com.nssioner OF Deeds.
" " CITY Hall New.York.
p, nm In a boz containing two bottles Puce, Si
Dr. II If. srEgLINu, Sole Proprietor. No. ij1 Broadway
Sold py Druggl.ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

UNITED STATES TREASURY, NETWORK, March d. lse3
Under Authority FROM THE SECRETARY OF
TIE TREASURY hereby give notice ths.. here,ter in
teest a. tho Of FIVE @ PER CENT will be allowed on
Deposits under the set Of Congress- approved Feb % 1907
for no than THIRTY 1907 DAYS subject to be with
drawn sasr TEN lO) DAYS NOTICE given 81 any time
sfser the expiration OF a, THIRTY (3O) DAYS.
Deposit. heretofore made at four az per ceat may be with
drawn ct any time whou. notice. for the purpose OF being
redeposited a. Eve ~ per cent. JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer u. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

To Manufacturers OF COAL OIL, BENLOLE; he -
rhr sup.criber has patented LINING which will keep
barrels nom leaking II shesp and efectua The PROFIT
etor can be seen for two weeks the Shkosp are Hotel
'''H' ~ r. BECKER, Sc anton Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Elxhteenth Ward loyal Leagos Of Unisn
Citizens. regular meeting u this Lsag'. VII oe hrd
25 at O'CLOCK All Loyal Citizens Of tho Ward cordially
San objsct and is desgn,d Include all WHO sahv 10 VI
Integrity and Flag OF tue Nstio,. By order,
JAMES o. KING Pres,ssul
HxyRY D. SEDGwIcx, Secretary.
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J. T. voN ErsKyBERG, a. D.-Urar Doctor: hsv. oeeu
afflicted with total seaness and induced to psy
visit No imagine delight when alter one olcfs
tion my hearing suddenly aud without pain restored 10
me for when feel very grateful Aso ben totally deaf
sno. shnt out from ths pleasure VI using 80 neccssIy
have returned and to hear dstncty. Teocts
great credit you for the immense amount Of sail yoa pos.
ses beg to thank you for what tiuy appreciate
1 am, Sir, your o0odisnt servant. - 1.
EDWAkD TEMPLE HARRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

NKw-Y1RE, July ID 1869.
This esrt6es that my mother has for time
f.cted With partial deanes sue0g from pain aud rumbDr
noises 10 the head together with oaer indications OF ot0
lo hearn0 Dr.. Won Ei-enberg from hat
great q,apy Of matter. together with coasused blood,
svlpe her simultaneously and all wihout pain. IL With
grateful thanks that CIV this testimony to his skill.
CARROLL J. PUST, No. % Soush-st.
, 1863-01-15

CHANEIcLEER IN tn. Hon LATruDEs-
The author Of an English work, descriptive
of's visit TO the Arctic regions, relates the
following experiences and tIagie death Of .
Chanticleer that suffered from the one idea
mania ~ had observed lor many days past,
as We proceeded north and the nights be-
came shorter, that the cock we had shipped at
StornaWay had become quite bewildered on
The subjecl Of that meteorological phenome-
non called the dawn Of day. In fact,
doubt whether be ever slept more than Eve
minutes q . stretch without waking up In q
state Of nervous agitation lest Il should be
cocl-crow Al last when night ceased al.
together, his constitution could no longer
stand The shock. He crowed once or twice
sarcasllulIy, then went melancholy mad /;
finally taking . caIenture he csckled loWly
(probably Of green felds) and leaplng over.
Board be drowned himself. The mysterious
manner in which every day . fresh member
Of his harem used 70 disappear, may have
rreycd upon his spirits.
, 1863-01-15
What Makes q Man.

A man never knows what he is capable Of
until he has tried bis powers. There seems to
be no limit to human capacity. Insight, energy
and will, produce astonishing results. How
oiten modest talent, driven BY circumstances
to undertake some formidable-looking work,
has felt It's own untried and hitherto uncon-
scious powers rising up to grapple and to
master, and afterward stood amazed ct its
own unexpected success.
Those circumstances, those people, enc.
mics and friends, that provoke US to any no
bic undertaking, are our greatest benefac'
tors. Opposit on and persecution do more
for man than any seem ngly good fortune.
The sneers Of critics develop the latent fire
Of the young poet. The anathemas Of the
angry church inhame the zeal 1f the reiormer.
Tyranny, threats, faggots, torture, raise up
heroes and martyrs, who might otherwise
have slept away slolhfIl and thoughtless lives,
never dreaming what plendid acts End words
lay buried In their bOs0ms. And who knows
but the wrongs Of society are permitted, be,
cause Of the fine gold which 10 beaten out ol
the crude ore Of humanity.
Here is the truth worth considering. Are
you in poyerty1 Have you suffered wrong !
Do circ0mStances' oppose you1 Are you
beset by enemiesf Now is your time
Never lie there depres ed and melancholy
Spend no more time in idle whining. Up,
like lioni Make no complaint, but Il
difficulty fights you, roar in defiance. You
are ct school, this is your necessary disci
pline, poverty and pain are your masters
hut use the powers God has given you, and
you shall be master at last Fear Of failure
is themost fightfnl cause Of failure. Stant
firm and you will not fail. What seems fail
ure Ct first is discipline. Accept the lesson
trust the grand result; up and up again
strike and strike agqin; and you shall Away
gain, whatever the fortune Of to-day's or to
morrOw's battla. i.saq a,1.ss~
, 1863-01-15
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTIoN IS CALLED TO TIE FOL.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc
riOdicals, for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made BY
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, am enabled TO receive sub
scriptiOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care Shd attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this eStab-
lishment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-01-15
FIsH's INFALLIBLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

n PRgvnnEsTnH HAM pnoa rarrrso
y 81 \ luIl 1.l1llIR. an1 r1nal1I All iIn111T ~
-, =. 49,. q s-1 - iz1i, : a. a. s,
y sA. =: .li.l ,.s.s e..a..l - .s.lfsn
-ll ~ alil n11IlllIl - I11l n ~ 1uIInl1lI Il'
49, - a, l'11 10. ~ .I1u| Cnl,.nl EIIllIII
llll - ~ 80 1.1la|I ~ IIIIII ~ I1|IIn o.
-.1a l.1nlle ~ 81 u. lI N q e. ~ tlIII 1n1
49, y . usr1l... as1l4
.na. as..' .EP & s. s'..is ~ s. I::..
, 1863-01-15
1hs 1armsrs Corner.


he 6ll1 a. Good Judgnaents
In naaking our evea over the community.
~ - moi only 4 great variety in human
hciS and habits. b!Sf Also An equal variety
n t6e .nncess ~ Witch diiIerant neonla AZ.
Tivs m i6S hnsiness ~ lifa
Isftwo vouno man angage. eithar in trade.
agficnlturs ar Mechanics. and one will yaciI.
ls,e contiuually between prosperity and ad.
yersitv. while ne Other vim steadily advance
toward an honorable competency, which Of its
own accord seems 70 come forward to meet
hin. Nov vhy 4 thisI
The chisel az chance does not sculpture 90
MANY models Of suocess. neither can the
power of mere circumstance prevail in 40
manv Insinnces. / refer Il 20 the eifk Of
iodemsnl
fknow man Who bevan llfe without dol.
laToF 4 ,ioIlar,e roF,h M snvihinO. He rented
4 fsrm vent n dsht n stock n. and what was
~ resnlr 4 EIe ns,d ~ rent ana something
on she siock he Iirst wear. Notwithstandins
~ 1I,s,n,iine crnns snd fluctualino priees. ~
went akesd. ana now. n the prime Of mid.
ale li6s. he owns free and clear all the stock
ana utensils Of extensive operation. and al.
ehouoh silIl on A rented farm. he has money
onunoh % buv one when he sees fit.
Wh.a a the secret oi his mans success I
Il 4 not mere hard work. He Il an indus.
eriou.. bot ~ 4 hariHorkinR man. Being
4 near nsirhbor of mine. 1 know how i Is.
And aV thar he se.ret Of bis being able
a nav ~ hsndrel COLLAR 4 vear fof rent
fnr two hunirei ocre. al land;s ana set IN
depsndeni Al ii is IN consequence Of his
oood. fhonohlf,I uanagameut.
Tia evening beIare. ha plana ont The work
of' ~ 80 SssI sn3 elIo.s n ~ man M,
shars 81 ID ne eves 81 is BODY and eve.
AZ IA r,ind a. iaisnllv fxed on his farm
s.onuI6~ n boie. throsoh which sirpenee,
arolsotin1. and openinr up fountains throuab
,-hich ioi|sr. A. .nr;Svino' \ i
He hn, elahles far M csttle. and pu,,ar,
On IL 'hnlIdInu.- He ooue o,,aes.saed m
49, |st,8 tFs ~. ,aI,ar'Irs lifs & Sni1eg
m mns1 81 e,rese Il .sv shat ~ Viz \
es ooo6 n "a hon,s 4. hs I. an sha farm
6hs /. nol onlv 4 helpmeek but also 4 heIp.
MIN.
1re., e.rm,,, "A u.,.h.h;.. a Al no,h.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgeat bargains alWa, in store; prices nom $50
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One o. the largest and best caaloguea Of Mnslc now
pEaiished All the music aid music books publlahed 10
the United States Tor sae Il lhs establishment Martini
ceehfnted Gnitar and oil Kinds Of Musical InsFnmentg
And music merchandise q the lowest prices Music Sent,
whenever ordered, post paid Cataoenes sent by mail
liberal discount 70 dealers, teachers semnles ana