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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-03
New York MarkeI-Feb. ..

Wv ACAA
OoTroS-Dul and heavy. Sales at 4s@49c
for middling.
FLOUR-More active but prices without decided
change.
for shipping brand extra round hoop Ohio SS,6J
@IO, 30 for trade brands. Market closing quiet
w~HIsKI-Dull and nominal. Sales at s2,23@
2,26.
WHEAr-In better request for milling; price
generally without decided change.
Sales Of choice new amber Milwaukee at SLIT
In stores; $3.50 for white western.
RYE-Quiet
BARLEY-Heavy.
easier.
Sales at SOGS2c for unsound; s49s6c for
sound mixed western in store and delivered, aud
sl@s5c for new yellow, and Sic for new white
western.
OArs-DuIl and declining. Sales a t4O@43c fer
unsound western; SIC for sound do.
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Very dull. Sales Of Cuba muscavado
at 1OZ9I2c, Havana lO9l3Ae.
MoLAssIs-QGiet. Sales OF New Orleans at 9s9
al. IL; Porto Rico at 70@7Sc-
PErROLEUM-Dul.
Sales of crud- at 329s2%c; 53@54c for refined in
bond. Sales of 2OOO bbls crude for March at &c.
PORK-Steady.
at $50, 90 for cash; szs,0O@2s, % for old do, closing
at SIS 90 for cash; $40, 75G2I, 90 for prime, So, so
for prime mess. Also $500 bbls new mess for
February, March and April, sellers option, at
SIS, 7S@29,OO.
BEEF-St-ady at about previous previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Dull. Sales at 81, O0@42 80.
Cur MEArs-Dull. Sales at u@l2c for
DRESSED es-Du Sales at 125S@15Hc
for western, an 1 12%@Is4c for city.
~BACON-Quiet. Sales OF long ribbed at 1916
LARD-Unchanged. Sales at l4549lTHc. Also
800 bbls for March and April, sellers option, at
lSc.
BurrER-In better demand and steady. Sales at
20Q33c for Ohio, and 2j@3S for state.
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales At i34l9
FREIGHTs-Quiet and steady.
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Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument

ROCKWELL & HURLBURr, the noted horse
trainers, are again in this city. Yesterday
afternoon they appeared before a large class,
giving universal satisfaction. At the solic-
itation of numerous gentlemen of this city,
MI. Rockwell will give private instructions
to gentlemen and their families at the City
Hotel Carriage Rooms, where they will
make their patrons as comfortable as cir
eumstances will allow.
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OPTICIANS.

ELEGANF Dress SILKS-CHEAPEST
IA IN THE CITY,. II reWitt & Co. offer
the most elegant stock Of Dress silks in the city at
fully 20 per cent, less than current prices.
j. IL. DEWITT & CO.,
jan17 s IL Public Square.
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HTonev Market-Feb. ?.

MOsET-Active at 596 per cent, call loans.
STERLING ExcHASGE-Dull and ncminalat l0754
@t0sH.
~GoED-Firm, opening at 14O1s, declining to
l3916, and closing at l403s.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMEXTs.

Z. L. Baldwin & Co.-Dress Goods.
Box 25I4, New York-Salesman Wanted.
Rockwell 4 Hurlbut-Local Notice.
Cleveland Bible society-Meeting Executive
Committee.
L. W. Ford, sec.-Annual Meeting Empire
Mining Co.
II. Parsons-Cricketers, Attention.
Fred. Kimberley-Farm and Stock at Auction.
Brainard's HaIi-Wood's Minstrels.
Isf superior street-Spiritual Lecture.
]. K. Stetler & Co.-Men Wanted
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-FARM-A good farm for stock.
i grain or dairy. OF 10 acrHs, IS miles cast OF
Cleveland; with good buildings, Fences, water, fruit,
&c. Inquire at lS2 Euclid ave. feb2:2e6-dlwir3tg3t
TOR SALE-Housea and Lot On Bond-st. House
III Is two stories; II rooms, gas, hot and cold wafer,
bath room aud sewerage. Price $500. J. n. HEN
DERSON. No. l Rouses Block. ieDz:zs6
NOR SALE-HoUSE n 0 F0R SALE
Il No. 20 Seneca street, between Lake and Sum
nit streets. Price 81, 800; : 400 down, balance on
time. Enquire on the promises. la13l:44
nor SALE.-A good building lot, $50 feet front,
i or one-haif OF same situated on the north side OF
kinsman street, between EOOd avenue and
Forest street. Enquire OF J. Downie a Co., 81 Pub
lie Square. J~an3l:2S5
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A lot 40 feet
il front on Case Avenue. for which l will take in
part pay n good horse and spring wagon, or double
seated buggy. Apply vt 40 Superior st. Z
BECK. Janl5;Rln
EOR SALE-Grist MIL and 10 acres Of lsnd in
4 Stark county, situate on Deer Greek, One-half
mile west Of the Lima Depot. en- p. & g. Railroad.
The mill lie E9od and substantial, has 4 run Of stones,
2 water whe, Is and a good steam enginei plenty Of
water q good part Of the year, and mas a good run of
custom, with a good retail trade. Also, two houses,
good orchard, stable. &c, will be sold reasonable.
For Information apply to the owner on the premises.
p. s. Twenty-Five acres mOTs land will be sold with
the above il desired JOHN COLToN Jan6:2S6
EOR SALE CIIEAP-one Secondhand Boiler
Il in hrst-rate condition. Size, p feet long, ~ in
diameter, two fues. Inquire of
MASSEY q Co, 30 Centre-st. dec29:2g2
To- SALE-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
L ing on, at the Fsotory Of WI. GUILD, on Cen
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Rose q Prentiss' Provision Mark.

Rose 4 Prenffss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged by Us:
HAMs-SugSr-cured premium hams D d.. %
CANvAssED HAMS d De-.
DRIED BEEF-B ----....
SHOULDERs-Sugar-eured D D--...-...-- l6
BAcOS-Or Smoked Sides y D-.---..-- 20
LARD-PTimeL Leaf kettle-rn d'd in bbls or tres Is
" Prime Leafkettle-rnd in kegs 3 a.. 10
PoRK-No. l mess (new)B bbl--.-.--..---S2 %
Extra clear y l-----------.-- 81 90
HENo extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to Rnythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Nos. I42. la and I4S Ontario atraat.
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n. Y. stock Market-Feb. L.

Government STocKs-Without decided change
United States siKes, SEQ coupons Of 1864, =
Treasury no es-7-3os, Sd series, 99H.
Missouri skies 70.
SrOcKs-HcaVy.
Ohio & Mississippi Certificates 25; New York
Central s7A; Erie n; Reading %; Michigan
Southern 6s4; Pittsburgh SI5z;
%; do prefrrr-d 54L; Fort Wayne 9254; Hudson
100; Michigan Central lOIL; Rock Island, 9913;
Illinois Central lis; Terre Haute 30; do preferred
60; Chicago and Alton lis.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS,

~. Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lf7 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
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MIscELLANEoUs.

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, &C.,
N &C, at reduced prices, at Il. MoOr's old stand,
l61 Ontario street. decli;92
&T5O0 PER YEAR, We want agents
DlOOO everywhere TO sell, our IMPROVED 80
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted five years. Above salary or
large commissions paid. The only machines sold in
tho United States for less than $40, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler a Wilson, Grover a Ba-
ker, Singer q Co, aud Bachelor. All other cheap
machines SIRE infriugemeuts. Circulars free. Adj
dress, or call upon Shaw a Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
d~oels29-w
Q6n 0O0 MONEY ADVANCED
OOO,OOO in sums to suit-et the old stand
aud well-known CINE LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities OF every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeons, and
all personal property and articles ofvalue, on the mos;
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Es-
ta5nshed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewoly, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
Ofhce-corner of Water and Superior streets, over
octl2 law. WAGNER.
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va For Evening Edition News
see inside
GGr For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS

Tax Books will close Saturday, February Sd,
1866. H. S. WHTTTLESEY, Treasurer.
ian23.2s5
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TO HIS FRIENDS.

TO HIS FRIENDS.
OF triaes the world is composed,
Like minutes that grow into years.;
So friendship, in pity repOsed,
Allays our most troublesome fears.
Away from all comforts of home,
From all the desires of my heart,
Not building on pleasures to conc,
With feelings Of hope l must part.
moment of phrenzy, unthought,
A second of madness defined
What change in the creature is wrought,
The soul in such horror entwined!
To review the dear scenes of the past,
Is but a renewal of strife
To a mind so constant o'ercast
In weighing the issues of life.
Grateful thanks is all 1 can give
For mercy which others deny.
Oh that 1 were destined to live
To recompensc you bye and bye.
Your efforts are sadly in vain;
The plea was a day or two late.
Remonstrance its malice to rain
He'd hopelessIy finished my fate.
Yet your pray'rs shall be to my death
Like the hidden treasure of heaven,
My spirit to raise by their breath
To watt it to Jesus in heaven.
I pray, and 1 never forget
To ask of my best Friend above,
For blessings on those in whose debt
1 am bound by their plying love.
In this connection we will state that Rev
J.. A. Thome received a private communica
ton from Governor Cox late Yesterday after
noon, the privilege of reading which h
gave US. The Governor briefly state,
views on the question of Communication
and, as in the official letter to Sheriff Nicola
declined to interfere in the matter and turf
the natural course of the law.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
Wh. E. PRESTON
Established December, 1861

Established December, 1861
Licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. l LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
go Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
D. O., gives persona: attention to ALL claims fled
by us.
BE- Soldiers of SSGI go aud 'G3 can now fIe their
Discharges with us to obtain their Bounty, al
though the Law has not yet passed.
"a. Fees low.
German Language spoken. janis
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WANTS.

WANTED "A situation as book-keeper. by one
w who has had experience. Address Drawer 81
CI,vsland p q. sol:zol
"ANTED-Men having from sl0O to 5000 cap
W ital to engage in a permanent and very PROFIT
able business. Local and Travtiing Agents wanted.
Wounded soldiers, iRvalids and ladies employed
n. PAGE, No. ? Atwater BLck, Cleveland, Ohio.
iana0:2s4
business MEN WANTED-Liberal Salaries
ID or Commissions will be paid to con petent men
who can engage for one or more years to sell hrst-
class subscription books and engrayiDgs: General
Agents wanted 10 employ men and superintend the
sale Of subscription works. Great Inducements are
offered 10 experience business men. Apply at Room
No. q, up stairs, Johnston Block, Bank street.
Cleveland, Ohio gAnEs:zs5
CAST nj CLOTHING WANTED.-l Just
" received q large order from the South Tor ladies
aud gents cast-oG wearing apparel; also CARROTS,
bedding, &C | am willing TO pay q higf price, BY
calling On or by note sent by post to MIX HANNA,
No. 10 Pittsburgh stEeet. Cleveland, U. yan1:s5
UTANTED.-Secondhand Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C, &C, at II. MOors old stand, l61
raid, decI4:502
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The above testimonials, from the oldest and
largest Wooden Ware Manufacturers in the West,
speaks for itself, and the same is equally applila-
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OF MUSIC
John A. E1lsIsr. Manager R. Il. esary.-TrsauEur.

John A. E1lslsr. Manager R. h. GeAry--TrssuFsr.
PRIcEs or ADnIssIoN.-Dress Circle snd Par
Iuette, 50 cents Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is eentsi
Private Boxes, IS and IS; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, 500.
Doors open at 100 Curtain rises at rs.
Colored persons viii, under no circumstances, b
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission % cents.
The arrangement takes pleasure ~ sanoeRcinE
a limited engagement with the
ZANFRETTA
Gymnast, PantOmIme d Ballet TPOEDes
Whose beautiful and Class P~erfrhsHess are IN
equaled by any Artistes in the sss8sry.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 5th 1856, iAsPer-
form nes will open with the laugLsbis PaHtenins
entitled
MERRY PACHA.
La Tulip, . French soldier .....---AIe Zanfretfa.
Dexterous ManiPulItions-----Aorts Brothers.
After which the wonderful and c as.ic
TRAPEZ.
With Drum Solo while hanging By hack Of neck.
After which Alex. ZanfrettH will dance Polka,
introducing his celebrated DRUNKEN SCENE, on
Stills Twelve Feet High
To conclude with the Comic Pabtomims OF
DECHALUMEAU.
in preparation, "MadinA the Magic star"
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re Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, February 3, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price FIVE CENTS.
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The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 2G54; Franklin 374; Hancock 141si
Minnesota II; Bay State 81; Isle Royal IA
Quincy 5GE; Waverly 81; Boston water power "a.
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OeYeIand Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 2, 1866.
~FlOur-Quiet and steady. City brands Xxx red
SO, 5O9lO,75; do Xxx white SII ,5o@Tl,75. Coun-
try brands Xxx red ss,OO910,OO; do Xxx white
slO,OO9I,O 90.
Wheat-Quiet, and prices firm but Irregular.
Sales 3 cars No. 1 NJ lwaukes spring at 81, co from
store.
COrR-steady. Sales 4 cars new shslled at SIC
from store.
Oats-Very quiet. Sale l car from store at SOC
Rye-Dun and nominal.
BarIey-Nothing doing.
Dressed Hegs-Quiet. Sales small lots heavy
to packers at lie. Receipts light.
POrk-In moderate trade demand and steady.
City Mess held at $3.50 Clear held at $500
Lard-Steady. City-rendered held at Isc in
tierces, 19c in kegs. Country-rendered 15@I6c.
Hams-Steady. Sales 700 lbs sugar-cured at
23c.
ShOuIders-steady. Held at Ice.
Mess BeeE-Quidt and steady at $500 for
city -packed.
Dried Beef-Sales 1000 lbs at &c.
Butter-In moderate demand aud firm for
choice roll and tub at 3O95Ici common to god
grades dull at a range of 20925c.
Cheesc-UnchaDged and in fair demand at I5@
zoe for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York.
EgEs-Quiet and steady at Csc.
HIRhwines-DulI and nominal at S2,I992,20
AIeOhOl-Lower. Held at S4,s694,4I for se
per ceRt. Cologne Spirits, 80 per cent, S4,5I. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,s392,ss.
PetrOIcum-Quiet. Sales so bbls Refined free
at Csc sales small lots do at 67@6sc.
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WEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last TWeniY-FOur Hours.
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Financial.
NEW YORK, February 2.


INV LOAAg AN1AAAlN I.
The Post says:
The Loan market is active at 5@6 e cent The
efforts Of a number Of capitalists TO deposit their
funds in the Sub Treasury at the close OF January,
in order to secure 6 4 cent interest have tended to
deplete the temporary supply Of laanable capital.
The stringeney Of money in the West has also some
effect on our Joan market here, but there Is 50
large an amount Of surplus capital seeking invest
nent aud the accumulation OF National bank cur
rency is so large that few OF our financial author
titles apprehend any Disturbance In the money mar
ket in thu immediate future.
Commercial paper is dull at 1924 D cent. for
first class names.
The Stock market il firm and moderately active.
Governments are quiet with a fair demand.
Railroad Shares opened with considerable ami
nation, and q~uOtatiO 5 are well sustained with the
exception of Hudson and Erie.
The Commercials money article contains the fol-
lowing:
Governments are a a fr ictiOn better, but excess
siyely dull. The reduction in the rate Of interest
on temporary loans at the Sub-Treasury has in
creased the demand for Governments and is the
chief cause Of the improvement in prices. The
counter demand is quite limited
There is an active Bull speculation in Cleveland
& Pittsburgh and Rock Island, and both stocks are
higher,
Gold continues steady. There is a scarcity OF
cash gold; 4 e cent. is paid upon borrowed gold
The demand for Customs is very aetiye, and tine
Sub-TreasuTy still refrains from selling. The
growing security produces a strong upward ten
dency. This morning the best Bankers sterling
bills on The market sold at lbs, though the leading
drawers nOminalIy quote them at 1OsE9l0SH.
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To the SaerVo Of CayGhogG
county, Gereland, o.
The Local of the Herald states that DIR.
Hughes was entirely overcome when the
announcement of the Governors decision
was made to him. There is not a particle
of truth in the statement. He received the
news with perfect composure, b%etraying not
the faintest emotion. He had made up his
mind to the issue, and expressed himself to
US yesterday not at all disappointed, but
satisfied in the event of the failure of the
effort to secure the communication of his SEN
tence. He is very cheerful, and enters
readily and with abandon into conversation
of any sort, in which he seems to become
utterly oblivious of his dreadful situation.
of course he ~relinquishes all hope of a
Communication or reprieve, and calmly awaits
the fate which will be melted out to him on
Friday of next week.
In view of the doom which darkens
across his path he penned the following fare
well verses
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Tectbing In Horses.

There is no doubt that many young colts
suffer as much pain in cutting their tooth
as is the case with chill lrcu anl the pain
dues not always arise, as soma persons sup
pose, from irritation Of the mucous nlon
brane OF the mouth, occasioned by the point
OF the tooth, but frequently from . pres 3snrC
on and irritation Of the dental llerve.
The remedy Gnsteal Of tormentiug the suf-
fsring creature with red hot iron, for the
purpose of burning out the lamps, US
some persons profess TO da) ia a common
thumb lancet. Make an iucision through
the gum or muc jus membrane of tho mouth,
in the region Of the t,iSRs OF mcsors,
wherever the difficulty may be, and reiei
is almost immediate. This in sure remedy
to relieve local distension OF the mucous
membrane of tho mouth, il il exist aml at
the Same timo prevents the lang of the
tooth Gom irritating the dental nerve.
SHARr AND FRnJEorINa TEErn.-,lwing
TO the unequal wear Of some horses, teeth
they heconIe sharp on tho outside margin
aud are theu apt to irritIte, AMI perhaps
hcerato tho bucal membrane Of the cheeks
Should this be the case we gcnerally find
that tho salivary secretion ia augmented;
masticaton IL imperfect and the subject
generally loses flesh, aud appears IN
thrifty, The remedy is u mouth rasp; by
means Of this instrument the sharp project
ing edges may be smoothcd. lGW
lNFLAMED AND TENpER Mourn, --lunamod
tcnder, aud tumelaciipn of the horses
mouth, arising from whatever cause it may
GENERALLY indicates the application OF cool
ing and astringent lotions and light diet
OF bran mashes cooling lotion, composed OF
solution of hydroehlorate Of ammonia or
ohlorate OF potassia are indicated when the
mouth is not inllamed, A tendcr mouth nc
companied by corrugations and relaxation
of the soft plato known as "htmpps,' re
qphea few Applications Of some atrinScnt
lotion made OF alum. gum catcchn, raspber.
ry leaves whto'oall bark. ur lnted tine,
nre of muriate of iron- Veterinary Jom,
a0l.
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Iuln,s 20 STolncrs-- discipline.

The system of governing BY mortal sua.
sion entirely is very pretty one in theory
but is too otteu found sadly wanting when
the attempt is made to put ii strictly in
practice. Almost every mother Of every.
day children will lind ut times stout little
rebel, who viii only yield to tho doctrine
of coercion. 1t is true, where ether means
will be as cffec tNal, il is a great deal better
to employ them. When - loving tone, and
gentle persuasive remoustrauces will re-
strain u wayward child, by all means use it,
Vet, deliberate willful disobedeuce, false.
h,o1 profanity, intentional cruelty to
animals, and various smjltr ohenscs should
he promptly met 10y serious punishment,
aud distinct understanding made with the
child, that any repetition. will be dealt with
IN the same manner.
1t in pcrlicious practice, which prevails
in some nurseries, of correcting every little
error of the child by u hasiy, ahgry blow,
| You can tell such children by the way they
have, of continually dodging the head al
every motion around them. Poor little
| once il ia enough TO make ones heart achr
to witness such marks of domestic tyranny,
| Nothing can tend more to mndermino a
mothers influence, and turn the sweet
waters of her children's souls to bitterness,
| II an uifense is serious enough for n blow,
! it is of enough importance to be deliberate
| ly and prayerfuly punished, If you can
not command your own temper, you have
no right to punish your child. Wait till
YOU are cool yourself, or you nre in no oon-
djtion TO deal Justly" with your child.
God will bring you into Judgment rs surely
for injustice to hm, az to any one else you
have .dc&ing with No parent can say I" 1t
is my own child, and can do what please
with him" 1t is Gods child, and his com
mand to you is: Fake this child and
nurse it Tor me, and viii give thee wages.'
Any punishment which is administered
IN way tht simply "provokes your chill
! dren to wrath, does nothing towards cor.
| reoting evil habits aud tempers. A single
u Il OF injustice TO u child will do much to
alienate tue affections aud weaken the
parents authority. They will see ouly OPP
preston afterwards in every act of dis.
c,plne, even though il be just aud reason.
| able
Perhaps the majority of parents err on
the side of too frequent punishment. 1t
seems tho earliest way of inending matters,
| it takes so much less time and trouble
! Bat, O mothers, remember you are sowing
for all time, and eternity, too, and can you
! not afford TO take troublAG
II is degrading to the mind TO be kept
constantly uuder the influence of penalties
Rewards are far moro wholesoms and
powerful s,imnlant,
let love be the guiding. star in your nur-
eery, and you will Rnd il u safe ono TO steer
| by Over the descrt waters of lifo your
chill illreu's eyes will turn back gratefully u
its pnre, steady light aud gather strength
aud cheering fos all the onward journey
" \. Chronicle.
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size 0i Farms.

II you should ask mo whether General
could best command 5000 or 30 000 men,
should tell you that it depended upon his
skill, talents, capacity. etc, Now, why will
not the same rule apply to fHmers2 0h,
man will carry on farm OF fifty acres, b,
perfectly cortented aud happy, keep out oI
debt, AVID be just as we'll off as it he wer,
rich. Another man could no more stay o.
fifty acres Ct land than tempest coul,
stay in teaketle. The RESTLESS Yaukc,
generally wants elbow room. We mus
adopt style OF farming suited not only I,
the soil, climate aud markets in our severa
locations, but slylo aiapte TO our mdi
vidual habits, pre;ercnc aui temperJ
Inents.