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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AZ, Democrats II.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
HENRY e. carey.
From The pnuaarYphis PresG


Ons Of the deepest thinkers ana aDiesI OF Tyihs pIs
American writer's is Henry C. Carey native OF Fhii
,ephia q whom in coming yG2r yea IN ar GsS r tcu &
"A patriot Iuo in the darkest hour, ana 10! III to
cio9s. as scholar wen read and inQuirng; as writer
protective of the productive ana manu-
noiitieal economist who Is at all known in Europe le
fasf wear (as We exposed at the tme Amasa NalKeT =
EeopomS'" neverthought It worth while even to name
Mr. Carey as who had lab0red In the field OF SOci
TeT pouSy prayeG that his doctrines Of Political
ECONOMY might be widely dffused thpough0nMt ~ t9lS Con a
try-fOrgetfu actually ignorant, that az llt 10
ia NJ Bastias Harmonies EconOiques had 6se3 en- ITg &
Iual in Mr. Caeys mind aud haG o9en dinted and
In EnTone Mr. Carey has moro extensively trans
,.isd tbap apy other American writer-into French,
Italian German, Swedish and Russian re1t anu w1 p9
saw letter from Herr Fleisenann' the einx x,P ~
Usher OF Munich, ntimang hat ty ~ 5 sociaIitvis
hisceebrated work. LeErDuch 4es S NOH @ ~ nt IN ~ few
senschaf" in one volume would De 9nI ol v n u, &C"
months that the translator. DE- Adler Is preparing
second edition win n rrcfaco IG for ths edition
which is to be published next Autumn, and that tlIe
tTansIatidn N Of this work is published in Berlin.
Nor is this all Mr.. Carey's Social science mas lus1
snpuaSc Hungary now becoming regenerlted after
On " darkness and decay turns 10 the All ic T
the firmes basis of future permanent greatness Mr
Carcys lecture the Resources OF the Union mas nso
ssrau version Of Mr. Careys "SociaScience gin thEt
augnsge called Tarsataln T1dSman{ and
consists of octave volume of 576 pages on fne paper
far better printed than any French book We nave seen
for long time The Lecture Q2mo, PIP 3o mas the lh
print Post Emich Gustav Kiadvanya" L? the preface
10 the Social Science" Is original preface giving
some account of Carey Henrik as our admirable Iiend
"a called by the MaGyars We do not attempt To IsaIS
this for many req sons Of which is that we We're not
taught the Magyar language il youth, and have had
No opnorfuuitv OF learning il since Nevertheless that
our readers NAV SEQ something Of the language, We here
shall annex a few sentences: - ,,>, -.
Henry G. Carey (KGrD 17Q3ban Phladclphiah3n szl!-
Ieett h0 lS2l-ben K0nyy yReroskcdeS vettc AZ me-
yet Atyia Irandb0l nelnely szabauelyu halUN lot
sz6 Matthew Carey alRp!tOtt volt 1898 ban iclaey
Konyvhcreskedessc ez 6ta kiz,r0las tudomhny max
6Ive KIuyvck oad0iaD0l k0ny Vck trolaVa ieJtmci N
fozs bArhol nkAbb mcslcphetae OGnnunkot mint Ndsh-
ington Franklin ~ lincoln haZdjaba7 lSs ora Gllst
daiomeaz dasa ri munkak egesz sOra 1eient meg ac9
f0l meiyck KGsil a legncvezetesebbek h0NetkcczoA
WHAT follows rs a list OF Mr.. Careys works. with dates
NJ nublcafiop THIS the SereM language in winch ne
bas heen printed We congratulate Hungary on having
fhus nattralized oar great native thinker.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET a. O'clock Tile mar
ket for Mess Pork Is very firm 2 Is bid cash and s22 h
regular Holders demand S22 o7iGs S3l We hear OF no
sales.
PETROLEUM is dull but steady; we quote Cru de at
lie in bulk 165c bbls Refined In bond at 2462iAc
for L. ST. 25a25so for do to W; 2GG26ic for p do 2i40
2T8c. for S. W., and 2st d29c. for p. w.
RICE-The market is dull, and we have only to note
iobbing lots OF Carolina at 10id1lc.
: sUGARs-There has been only moderate bushes.
doing in Raw Sugars, prices showing no important
change sales Of 6 hhds. at 9i912c for Cuba lO0l2c.
for Porto Rico and 625 boxes Havana at 9i0l2lc Re-
fined are unchanged.
sEEDs-Clover Seed is dull and heavy, at 1Tia1sic.
Timothy Seed Is quiet, at s. 25Qs3 50 Rough Flax Seed
il firm 81 90dS3l0 Calcutta Lnseed Is duh but steady
at 50 b38S2 CO. gold, In Boston and here.
STEARIN-We note sales of 10000 10 Fair to Prime at
12B112ic, and 200 tcs. Grease at 100.
TAILOW-The supply or Prime is small, and prices are
firm: sales OF 60,000 10 at 1i6l1 5l6c.
WHTSKYThe market Is quiet and prices are nominal;
2802gc for Western, in bond Contreband ID selling freely
at sl lOdkl 90 per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
RELIGIOUS.

The Rev. Dr. Eddy has accepted call to the Re
formed Dutch Church on Bl3oyn FlIs' % puf % ii' ~
Private letters received firm Bishop Bayley OF the
6ee OF Newark that he was in Paris OF the oth
inst intending to proceed to the Holy Land
Archbishop NJ. j. Spauldng of the Diocese Of Bal
timOrc PITuate of the United States is lying danger
ously III at Baltimore
= The Rev. e. f. Deems u. D., editor and proprietor
of The Waichman on. T., SOUTH, while il had an exist
ence in New-York has been offered prcfessorshp in
California at $500 per annum
The use of tobacco by ministers was discussed ia
the Philadelphia Methodist Conference, ana FeSoiae@Cn @
passed by unanimous vote, disapGoNnS OF lts use ny
members OF the Conference.
The Sunday reEgious services on forI T &itvne' Ti
Brooklyn are TO be renewed this year Dlng the W .
stored but another has been procured
In 1900 the population of the United States was
$685. 900 while the church members were 10000 In 1860
the population 31ooo00 aud over-thc chuIch mem
bCrs, 5,s5j,2e5.
The North Chassis of Long Island met in semi
annual session at the Reformed Dutch Church ID te VII
Classical sermon preached in The afternoon at 81
o'clock by The Rev. Dr. Porter Of Brooklyn.
The Rev. Alexander Martin, ID. d., of the West
Virginia CofeIece ana fQl thg lst heG yelIs i5to "
the Fourtst NJ T. Church IN Wheeling as bceii elected
President Of the West Virginia Agricultural College,
located at MOrgantoWn.
The Presbytery Of Long Island met at Mattituck
Thursday last. Tie Rev Thomas HaLles was CHOSEN
james HaInn of Nlatttuck, and Waiter lavens, csq of
bly, 10 meet at Cincinnati on the 10th OF May prOAlmo
The corporation Of Brown University has unani-
nousIy elected Martin D. Anderson, LII d. OF Rochester
University fill tla Presidency made vacant by rue &C
ceptance Of the general agent Peabody Educational
Fund by the Rev. Dr. Tears. Dr. Anderson Is requested
To enter upon his duties Septcmber5 ..
The annual meeting OF the board OF bishops OF tho
Methodist Church South VIII be held at Nashville on Mon
day The board Will receive the oela returns from
the several COnicrences with reference TO
and change Of name, and decide whether OF not thoso
questions carried.
Henry Boehu Of tho Now-Nork Conference. and
CafK Of the NevYork East Conference are said
be the oldest living Ministers OF the " Church
The former years OF age. and has beer m the I'm.
Grant work yes the latter is aged 6, and has bcen
IN the itineIant ministry G. years
Rev. Joseph Alden, ID. D., LID. las been ap-
pointed Presidency OF the NewI Ork state Normal
School at Albany During tho last thirty years Dr. Al
dos has been connected with e profession Of teaching
first Professor MilaDs College, and aftcrward as
President of jefferson COlIsge.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

Tho zae authority adds that rates arc tcEOlhE doM
ward" Iako friglts are weaker, and almost nominal
re ,h,rtcts were: To Buffalo schooner G.. C. Cooper
wheat from Milwaukee 60 Osweg n i3c schooner Naad
com from this port TO Buffalo, at Glc.
AT these starvation rates there is nothing TO make
dividends from This absence of freight shows very
plainly tha, the West is not thriving. but like the
East is poor, and commencing to pay IN reality the
cost of the Rebellion
Tho passenger traffic Of the Marietta aud Cincn-
natl Road tho first half of April was sl5OOj against
1880 last ycar-a decrease OF siiS. Enough
freight was made at low rates to bring up the gross
receipts To those of lSCG.
Tie reports Of commercial travellers from The West
, re- bad. Collections are made with difficulty, and
Eastern merchants are informed that more goods
have been sold than will be paid for promptly.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

Decrease In surplus OF gal tender and specie
Exchange is higher and leading Sterling at GO days
is quoted 100. lO91; London, prime bankers, sight
11Ol0IlOa; Paris, bankers long, 51S2; Paris, bank
ers' short 51l!; Antwerp, 5.1SsG5l6s; Swiss, 5Io9~
516.; Hamburg, bankers, 36t03Gs; Amsterdam
bankers Al0H.; Frankfort, bankers, 4lsa4li; {;
Bremen bankers, 70979s Berlin, bankers. 72s072t
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
There ia no falling off the demand for money and
with the outward flow OF it for exchange, and its CON
tnued active employment here, tho market ls kept ~
very close condition The increased receipts OF merchants
on current saes OF goods and through collections OF old
dues afford the market little, II any reef Zen per cent
nanCT md they who get accommodations for ess are
made TO realize that they are receiving favor
At Chicago money is close and the banks are not
disconnting to other than irstclass customers. The
rate of interest is firm at 10 cent On tho street
money commands la2 per cent per month.
The Journal of Commerce advises holder of 1908
that "at maturity" means |" on and after The ddtc o.
maturity" IL says:
The holder Of the notes is not legally bound to declare
his option on the very day OF maturity At atuIit t
for all such purposes means on ana after tne Hao1 % I
maturity and do not think the Secretary would qD-
ble about this Interpretation.
Holders will do a dangerous thing by hoeding this
advice. They now have call on the Treasury Tor
5-20s worth per cent premium, and tho Treasury
has for long time offered to anticipate the call on
equitable terms All who have not accepted tho Of
fer il may be fairly assumed believe they can do
better by demanding the exact laws. The Secretary
should meet them on this ground, and declare that
unless notice is filed with him of the intention to
take a twenty-year bond Of Aug Is, 1861 in time for
him TO prepare them, he will consider holders as
electng to take the money that day, or ready to
wait his convenience for the bonds. The full
twenty people" are probably the same persons
who ran the Treasury FOR gold on the first issue
l1a1f Cor
the same notes to get the notary out of their Offices
The Department will be justified in stopping interest
on the August series at maiuiig and letting those
moi presented for funding pass into the class OF debt
malurcd. and not presented for payment
For the information of persons buying Railway
shares upon their merits, give the following quo
tations of frcights from The Chicago Republican:
Tho following are the rates Of freight East by inc
Pittsburgh aud Font Wayne Railroad, TO thc points
I mad
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY APRIL o. 1867.

names sell at per cent with rare sales at less second
grade sells at SGl0 per cent. The Bank Statement
shows contraction in loans specie circulation, and
deposits, with an increase in legal tenders.
Freights are firm. The engagements to Liverpool
are 5000 bush Corn at fd and 300 bales Cotton at
Sled. To London-jOO bbs. Rosin on private terms,
and $500 bush. Barley Cd To Bremen-l5O hhds'
Tobacco at 2Js.
The following table shows the resources and La
bties of the city banks as compared with the same
A. LII
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prcrInTs OF PRODUCE.

APRIL 99-rlOuf. 4?l2 bbls; Whisky, zoo SDls; Corn Corn
Meal 81 bills; Corn, BUSH Oats, 1890 bush; Rye,
$40 bush; Malt l2i6 bush; Seeds. 9S2 bush; Ashes -
pkgs Pork l29 bhls Cut Meats ls pkgs; Lard ~ pAgS;
Petroleum. l947 bbls Butter, liIS pigs; Iheese 'Io
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
and IMPROVEMENT g COMPANY B9NDS, gSsTaHesd b.

TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or EEwJERsEG
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received the Office Of tie Centni
Railroad Company of NewJey until FRIDAY Apn 2s foe
Of eight hundred ami eight thousand dollars of
8uecin Dock aud Improvement Company making the
whole issue two millions. .
The Bonds are for dne July J. 1906 interest per cent
PAYABLE and July IN Cy of NwYOrk They have Goa
pons attached held either egd Bonds Boad
as The holder mas, from time 10 time, elect
Bonds issued for land purchases nd improvements Cou
muupsw authority State Of NeTJeey. tbs
extensive nt Of the Go alny and n connection with tho ~-
proyemen the Central Railroad COMPANY ofSewJerey.
puneus payment Of the principal and interest Of the BOu
guaranteed tie Central Railroad Company Of Newjersey.
Proposals sealed aud indOd Proposals Jr B0nt Anf
directed SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer No o3 bey. New Yors
ANY further desired be obtained application al us
same place where 4 copy Of the BOuds can be
Payments be made 50 per cent the aent Of the Bonds S per
cent on tie 18th of NAV per the hs
paid The Interest will be adjusted the ira
Couron.
The night rejec; any Of tie lids 10, 'als
tory 10 the Company. - - - ...
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, April %, 1857.
BeeYes Cows Veaa Sheep and Lambs swine Total
5,7s3 20 2,OO7 1O,lSS 1926 20,OA
These were sold at the following marketplsces:
Sheep
X.nla Iannba EainA Tnla
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRSf nOAEl
SAILS
MONDAY. April p r. "

MONDAY, April III. M
Gold il not 80 firm anl closes at Is after selling at
I&.al59..
Governments stocks without exception arc strong
and IN demand. Tho 5-2os of 1865. now issue, into
which the 7G0s are rapidly passing. sold up to l0l.
The Government speculative list opened quite firm
under the Bank Statement and tho hope of money
market cheap enough TO stimulate speculation for an
upward turn At the advanced quotations there was
an abundance of stocks and prices dropped again.
At the Second Board prices werc stronger but there
was no appearance Of large buying for an advance.
The market closed as follows Pacific Mall l2d!0
1861; Atlantic Mail SjsaSG. Boston Water Power.
3Sa2sl New-Yorls Central, 9G09G! Erie, 59lGNi !;
Erie Preferred, 20! Hudson 0O!d0O. Reading, lOOl
alOO. Illinois Central, ll3all3i Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, CS. QGSl Northwestern, 3i!a3lt; do.
Preferred, 57s057. Toledo. 1ll.Gli3; Rock Island
S6a So! Fort Wayne. 92s a93!.
The following shows the condition Of the New-lork
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
financial.

Orxick oF Porr DhvmsoN & JoNss, B,SKIRs
Nos 20 AND 81 Wall 81. Nhw' i0RK, APnl =, 1851
WE OFFER for SALE, any part OF Sl0OoOo
w Louis CITY Pr cest BONDS per cent Sat Bonds d',s
Nsinna spube. Lbsra commission allowed brOhers
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

JACKSON. LANSING, AND SAGINAW
RAILROAD CoPToposals will be received by Isaac iernSre
ESD Treasurer tho Michigan CchtTsl klgosd Company AZ ihe
Company Until the 0hdAy Of May neIt " oeos
Tor NE s o "a COO o any rart thereof FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Issued br the f section olr road weh eonu. s
Mrsd nnsye he purchased under the eohTact Wh At
delivered 20 said Treasurer AZ bostop te l y
paid f0r by him delivery H. hAlDbN ItssueV@
Jackson Michigpn, April 10, 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
oTTioE ERIE R1mVAT cOEPAsI,

OFYCE ERR RAILWAY COhPANr,
No. 1877 WeStst, EEv. York April !, ls6L)
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN of the inten-
ton of. Company extend its First Mortgage Bonds due july
s6 Thirty Seven Per These Bonds are
First Mortgage 80 600 The entire pope OF be Company ana
the extend them yen BY statute Of The state OF io
provides ha, The Company efteud any or all m MoTsgs
Bonds IN be order Of their respective prO1tes
Proposals received the 15h Of May uert at the General
Ofee CITY Of NewYok for extending Poss
parties whether present holders or Vta bidding We
premium therefor will he entitled TO extend said Bond Pro ra
amount Of their BID . the Bonds are presented ef NE
the s Of Jny the Company will be prepared 70 eitet
the all saeh Bonds the bote thereof NAV -
that purpose once ofhe Company the Gy ofNey % -
sheets for % With torsemes
will be Issued ana SAeae1 WIN ~
terestp parable semi annually as beretoiOre
Persons be accepted will have me option ctteod
Bonds In London Frankfort Germany, de nee 20 h Ohps
.sSss5 ~ Il ssrb rl,ss ROBERT II. BERbELL, President
NOR SAIE-A limited amount of
n MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANFS So.
F Mortgage SEV IN PER CENT BONDS. cry 20 intersss
ns,ahs NAV snl Noyrmber yERMILIE Co.. No - wall 81
CT PAUL CITY BONDS, 20 years to run;
- interest een parable Jsnuay sna Iu IN Ns"SA-
FOR SALE in small Investment lots ey
STOUT, FHAYER & CO.,
No 20 BR0AD-SE
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THE SHEEP MARhET.
TUE SWINE MARKET.

R,eeipts by Railroads. to witt Hudson River Railroad
25si Erie Railroad 2,595j NewJersey Central Raihoai
$3.50 Total-lO,9i6.
WithouIte falling off in the receipts the market has
advanced Ae 10, and there Is better look ahead There
we're five ears the Foreth-st market this morning All
of which were sold at for light and rough mp 10 Sc for
prime lots which the present selling rates On Thurs
day found gcars sale at Colnmunipaw with slow
market mainly due TO poor quality. The slaughtercrs
have had many OF these poor hogs that they nave
almost the conclusion not TO touch any more OF
them One OF 10 hogs sold at 6sc sueh hogs
want few ears OF per day ana three months Lease
of life when they will be wanted here, whereas now they
re
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NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS to the STOCK

Il.
NEw.YoRK, March %, 1867
The subscribers to The Stock Of the Duchs and COumha Rrosf
Compny Dutehes County hereby rJGsi that the FIRST
hIAMEhI Five Dollars share their respective sbGchp
tons due aud psysbie thirty days from this date
Subscribers IN the Of Pine Psns ani Stanford viii p.y
William Eno at the S.sag National Bank Of Pine Pains
Subscribers the Warrington aud UBon Vale will par V
II. u. Conn esq, -Four Corners ~ III .fU'' -.
Subscribers in the Of La Grange viii pay 70 AOes Enins ESQ.,
At Arhursburgh. ="
Subscribers the OF BeetnAn East Fil and Fbtn will
will to James T. Van seabergh at tho Fhh National
Bark .N - ~. I|..
Certificates Of stock will he usd each stock subscriber s
day Of April 1861 upon payment Of the iustaaeat
by order Of the Board Of DireetOr
81 : GEORGE H. BROWN, Prs.lte,.
l0TuoE THs CEYrRAL RAILROAD coxPASY NEvJEEsST
No. l03 JIBEKTY-sT. NRw-YOKK, April Is, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the stokhos Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY OF NEWJEkSEY to elect nine Directors for the
snsrn viii be held the Oce of the COmpsnT Blabhpo
Jersey between the Of 2 o'clock aud o'clock o.
DAY MAY TO- uext. .... ....
will be closed from Friday s 10th ius s.nr
day, the llth DToTino SAMUEL KNOX, SecrstAn,
oSFics rHB GLoss FWh IssgR,ScE coxPAsLl
Cor. Greenwich and Fdlton-sts, NeSYork,
April Q. 1857.
AT AN ELECTION held this day at this
IN Office the following gentlemen elected DIRECTORS
o the GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY for the ensuing J,s
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23


LEONARD KIRBY b. THROCKM0RTOA
ID. RANDOLPH MARTIN EDWIN r. LlNERMORY
WIN b. sKIDMORE, ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN
JOHN CASTRRE, THOMAS G. GOBTCtuUs.
FRANCIS A. RAY NJ. b. CARPENTER,
HENRY ELLSWORTH, AARON RufIlERfORD.
THOS. PATTON SAMUEL HANNA.
CYRUS H. LOUTREf, JOTIN KAISER.
. RUTSRN SUCKLEY MOSES W. FISH,
WILSON q. HUME JOSEPH COIWBLb
DANIEL q. DREW. JOHN BuSTACE,
DAVID WAGSTAFP. JOEL d. HUNTER.
JAMES M BENEDICT, AARON CLAFLlS, f.H
JOHN J MORRIS. EFFINGIIAM COCK.
GEORGE OPDYKR CIAS IT, LUDINGTON.
GEORGE W. ELDgR, HARVEY WEED,
JAMES C. GrLICK, EZRA WHEELER,
TlfOS REID fRRD. LACEY.
o. w. BIRD, LYMAN o. JACOBUS
DANIEL L. ROSS, TH0S T. BrCKIRY
GARDNER g. YvfLS, NASHINGTOH T. COOPER
WALTER W. PRICE,, J. W, @. CLEMENTS
SAMUEL r. KNAPP, MARSHALL o. ROBBRrS
NATHANIEL SMITH, EDGAR HYATT,
JOHN ROMER, VALENTINE KIRBY.
And subsequent meeting Of tue B6a LEONARD KIRBY ss1
unanimously reelected PresheE; of said Company
ALFRED A. REEVES. Secretary
UNrTEe STATEs TREASURY, April g. isr
SCHEDULES of (30) thirty or more C0U PONS,
- due May 1851 will berey for examination Iotsrs
Department Of the Cnitef States Treasury.
II. H. VAN DYCK, Assstsnt.Tressu q. 3.
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cVDpNn UpARD.

SECOND BOARD.
,yERNMENr DEPARTMENT
10 q 6s 5-7o Cp '65 nj Treas Notes Z $40
o3l IO.og $50 lOT 1st Series.
6ll q y 6s i0i0 Cou 1000; ....--.. ..lOts
o 1000. ............ pSt I'd Serlo5.
cal i,JOO. .l00i
a3'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

Money is abundant to stock houses at sac per cent
for now business. but large amount OF loans at are
loft unoalled La commercial lQapor no change Best
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
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Department Of the Cnitef States Treasury.
H. II. VAN DYIK Assistant ressurer O. z.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-01
farmers department.
Uses of sulphur.

To enforce q recommendation 60
mix sulphur with salt for sheep, DIR.
Boynton, of Woodstock, VI, says that
as medical practitioner he has had
abundant evidence Of the beneficial
effects of sulphur in the human sys-
TEN, especially in diseases Of the skin.
He also describes, at some length in
the Mirror and Farmer sulphm'
spring which he visited in Texas, which
is the resort of both man and beast.
Cattle he says, come in such num-
bers that the ground around the
spring is as hard as that in q New
England barnyard, and out in every
direction lead the well trodden trails
whore the caravans of these quadrupod
invalids come and 90. The spring
water oozes down through the filthy
mud, filing the holes made 10y the
animals feet, and into this black, mud
dy slough the cattle wade up to their
knees, and eagerly sip up the little
pools of foul water As much MS n
sheep hates mud, flock of one thous-
and wade clear stream of water
near by every night on their home
ward turn, without ever touching their
delicate lips to its inviting water, and
plunge resolutely into this mud-hole
to sup up what little bits Of water the
cattle may have left
AS we watch these meek, timid
creatures crawling around the edge OF
that filthy gutter eagerly stretching
ont their thin, white noses in order, if
possible, to get taste but failing in
this-to see them go resolutely down
into the mud and thrust their noses
up to their eyes into the little foot
pits for a drink of that befoulcd water
We thought those dumb animals told
MS in language palmer than human
words, "See what we want and what
we are wiling to pay for it =