davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-12
Total required for l6so..- .-.--.-.--..1, ,o5o, 900
The price of AmeIcan-mada railroad
jror at tha+xorks in a-o 11er fon- in r,,rran.

cluoing 1fe'ent' III no" 1osk or aiontfeal,
IS -" Per bon, IN currency. ine present
duty On them Is szs*4o, Or IN round num-
befs, va In currency, MAKING the total
cost SB5 par ton. Congress has now added
$500 in gold, or Sc. 25, in currency, to the
ta1, making the total cost per ton of Besse-
mer rails, 1t New York, s91.e5 %. ton.
This leaves . margin Of $40 per ton be-
tween the iron and the steel rails Had the
tax been increased to two cents per pound.
as prpposed. the lowest selling price of the
steel rail in thix comntrv ,ror,1d hava baan
sl10 Der ton in CURRENCY. n difference of
s9s per ton above that Of the inn ra;1
The CONSUMPTION OF iron for rails in th;s
country has become of such vast import
ance, that every addition to its cost is of
direct and almost painful interest to all
trades and occupations. Every addition to
the cost of railways retards their construc.
ton, and this increased cost and cost of IA,
pairs is added to the cost of transporta
lion. The cost of rela5ing 5000 miles Of
track, less the old rails rero1led, and of
laying 5000 miles of new track, all Of
which is to be done this year, will be as
fouo~s:
$50 900 tons trun for repairs At 900 900
oeV's 'ons ta14a aos nc" 1oaos II e's..- o'sSooo0
Total cost for tron rails In 1870 o.. $500, 900
II this same work were done with Besse-
mer nails, the cost would be:
sso 90o tons for repairs Il o9o coo
''''''0 '''s'7 ~" A'' @N-@Ms ...o..oVo
Total cost Of Bcssemcr rails for 1870 ST. COX, 900
hefe, tnen, is inc COST 10 the pubic OF
we az on s.sea tsns' Ine s,eS' tau u sa'a
~ ~ '"e ~, 49, 1 ~uAs % ~
sHs, ne 4:N noa mus I WI nAss w W tsaeweu
n-4Na r. ...,--.1 -
~ : u1E VIC iue " sese4 4aa .1 ~ ouy
49, sa1. ~ 49, :.o- ~ s..:,- 80 A - s-4S' ~
rarrad ars-v -ss- +ha .n1n,, aa,aon..a.
-, rona..a1 - e.aa, -o;1s -.-ra - 1-s,E .
,,ar oa.t ~ a. .-oaa,t Con.s.sa =.
ir.ernosaa - heha1f ~ - ,,.,zfao+..a-s ~
If wow wills ord has 6-.d thn t-s+ co,t ~
tba s+o.1 ,s;,s at s;oo TO- ton -ant.r
thon n. inn -a11a unfo-+,,-
% .ttan Hue nou Isle on1of'u-
specnlahons, and generally upon borrowed
money, and the greet desire is to get the
track down IN the shortest possible time, at
the lowest cost, and get trains IN notion
Two thousand dollars per mile Of track for
the iron is, to these. +inpecunious railroad
builders, an item of immense noment
Thsy cannot afford that outlass suo, hke
all improyident people, they buy the arh-
Gle which .osts tne 1east money 1egarulesa
~ me iaet tnat n II hhoft7nsea' and N tho
enc, WILL De tentolo more e1penAre. For
al' tnese 1aa'teaas' 1a's margin OF Wv per
ton Is as complete protection to the iron
fa,l maaniactnser as II It "ere soo.
bnt We nase oo,ooo m'les OF railway la'd
VIII ''on ial's' ane cos1 OF 1e1ayme 10
, 1870-07-12
TUESDAY. JULY II, 1870.


Congress has ut last agreed upon a new
duty on Bessemer steel rails. The present
duty is 45 PET cent or equal to duty Of l
cent per pound, OF ae2.40 per ton. The
Committee OF Ways and Means in the
House originally reported in favor of q
duty of cents per pound, equal to sf4.so
per ton, or 80 per cent When the Tariff
bill broke down, a new bill was introduced,
in which the duty was fixed at 1886 per ton.
The Senate reduced this to II cent per
pound, or 928 per ton, and the House has
concuued in the amendment The whole
infamy of the present tariff legislation is
illustrated in this action upon steel rails,
The manufacture Of steel rails in this
country BY the Bessemer process, is mo-
nopoly purchased and owned by three per-
Sons, who declined an offer Of SO, ,0O0, 600
Tor their contract These men are all
largely interested in the manufacture
of the common iron rails, and
they have sought to induce Con
grass, md hive partially succeeded, to
perpetuate the use Of the common iron rail,
by IN e1torionate tax upon the steel rail.
There were, at the close Of 1863. no less than
so, 600 miles Of railroad track in the United
States, upon which the average weight of
iron is 100 tons per mile. The average
LIE Of an iron ral is ten years, that is to
Say, sou, 0OD tons of rails are required an
nually to repair the existing roads In
1870 about {, 1000 miles Of new track Will be
laid, making an aggregate, at the close of
this year, of 5s, 900 miles of railroad. The
old rails are available for about one-half
the work for repairs. There will, there
fore, be required for 1870 of new rails:
154&
For fep0fra .---...-................+-. 45a 900
, 1870-07-12

The Earl Of Kimberley, who kas been ap-
pointed Colonial Secretary Of Great Britainr
held the Office Of Undar.Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs from 1852 until 1856, when ho
vas appointed Ambassador at ST. Petersburg
He returned from !sussia in 1858, and ths fot-
lowing year resumed his former post as me
Foreign Office, but resigned it in july, ls1i-
In 1868 he was sent on special mission 70 sne ~
north OF Europe with riow Of setting ~, no
complications relative to tho s,hless3s-hM- iae,
stein question and in October a9oi, =. ne sue,
Lieatenancy of Ireland, res4s2.ng that post on
t;on U IN Jnlr n Is 1866. ! uon.a previous to thi
be was raised to tie Earldo4 q = JKi@eerley.
bis e having cts,td sa Kn;eht n9 r.
Ga1t.r. car ' he was for some time Chief Cover
nor Of ,he Hudson Bay Company. In Tho
p1esent us e. government he hss beea Lord Keeper
otahe Pavy Seal
, 1870-10-17
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA
the Votes in Phtladct.
Phtn-The Return Judges A41ault-
ed-A HBoter Fatally S1.ot

EaE'sskstuC the Votes in Phtladct.
Phtn-Fhe Return Judge. Asxaul1-
ed-A Rsoter Fatally SHOT.
Frrsn tAt Philadelphia Erentn9 Tt,<orona. 0rt II
When tie votes sor Receive. OF Taxes ware
about to be called, Mt. Shoemaker arose aud
s.ated that there we're discrepancies in the r.
t.rus ct the Twenty, SIKH Ward. and he
moved that Colonel Nann b. admitted as
counsel.
An amendment Was made to admit Mr. Cas-
siaS. This H1s agreed to unanimously.
The messenger Wis despatched for these
ceEtl. nes. and III = few seconds there Nas a
noise outside Of the door, aod, on the mcssen-
ger opening it, John Ahern was foremost, aad
elinchtd with him. He was then hustled out,
and IS he wen. he cried, ''Win zee no one In.
judges get in there
Colonel Mann was then announced, and
scene Of iaGcsc1ibAble confusion ensued.
door was opencd-Nann being On the lead
\ Deucetati; Judge a1ose and hoped theze
would be 20 trouble. While he was speadinc,
the door was besieged by both ths police and
the outsiders, headed BY Ahern. HcAfullin, R.
Smith. Lisser, and Shay Solaa. Flackjacks
were pulled out md beada were hammered
without number Colonel Mann succeeded in
getting in, and the next man WAS Ahe.u. who
Was jzInned between the doors. He had
LILLY in his band, and ii was taken from h1ra
In the meantime be was badly cut about the
heAd-
Finally The panels OF the door vera broken
in and the door itself yielded Shay SolanEan
VAS buried 1t one Of The judges. He
turned, and, seeing Nolan near him, pulled
out revolver and fired. Tho bali took
effect IN the mock. The wounded mao Was
carried on hy his friends to oAz1iags on Fifth
street and driven aNay. DlsekJacks were fsuz-
, 1870-10-17
Adjustable Mirror.

}. X. Seottron, for twenty years i popular bs7-
hcf on me HUDSON River s'ea1ers. aud known to
A1mof1 eEr:J man, weran. and child who tray-
rllch ur and down that r1vrr nstsen ia twentr.tlrc
Grnrs ago. has located at = C;AtH STREET. where
:'t II sc:lirg Sce'sr"n's Adjustable Mirror, in
Anich NC can " ser ourselves a timers see US"
LAX II. INT fn1fTor, or E:i.or$ eau be 20 adjust
%, oy simple Application Of the hand, ttt, cvcrr
i'art ot the hNdy, from the +cspwn nf The head
:. he sole Of Ihr fool can be brought 70 full ana
perfect View. The Erat advantage Of such 4
stI7nr need not he explained. GlTE Scots-e.. a
, 1870-10-17

efr (e1eept the Queens. who ars zdulte1pAes};
ana lustoad Of not thinking on it, or s1cuainE
II, Tho people arc beginning 10 think that cor
tnp'ion IL even worse in them thln in other
people, and viii coon be ready to crush ont
What rcmAina Of roy alty, il 1t does not Itself
, 1870-10-17

1u3nntk.-The moot irritable md
restless Of these tender little household butfs air
charmed Is 1t were into quiet and sweet rpnose
By using Mrs. WhitcoubA sJrup
, 1870-10-17

Ne'sys rhasfr' JaAAses. Ha~epek. BFutrosd, Darso-
GEsnAEy: The teaunouial which sea late sens
r. Hr stFor6 1y 70 MAtr Of v ctfcrrd fellow
tllr privilege Of %rntink my nane hetufr The
ttFuhllfsn C1nEt A. our n thr rAIditatts 10
i'Ih scs the ciF o& Oh the Ii
Las given snr cauer for rcFy s<ric,s thought
Ny devotion to the rAust Of ffeeae and the eleva-
non et "a. EsSe to ti1 Proper standard Of aaaheod
"h9crt ecnsnnxtrd: and II hsa hrcu my dr9er,nnn.
ton to srr ANAL tribute 70 the etr.t psrty which
canfcf ths krt1t lun Of manhood sudr1ke upnn
II. my tine and Influence net tn the capacity Of an
-hnirE, but WORKING eiti1:u and tI,lc Kc-
snhliezn. -
You arc AWAIT that the next I<ssslAtase will meet
Under the new constitution New idtas viii BE pr
rented. Qutst!oss frrshtrd with the ereAsert imr"r.
tGnes, mast H npou. And It Is requisite that
~ % ,ai.1.k.. q shoad b. made: And, y .m bat, !.
izy relits that hsye -e.Ieiy had tine % seeerntze
Ter Of the Gtncr1l AssctnlA5.
H-:ezr Iae. rrute:Ecn, ar7scesat the hoanr which
wfsh to courr ngnn me- and frtekus1r tho rchs
hich prompts yea such step. bus Attsf considering
tic subject In all ita hcaFnk Envr to tic tooeiu
.,er thst ean bStt ad..new she rsa.c # the ReHah
:err respectfully decline having ny used In the
t. mention ResTredu1ly your. JonS JoSEA
CN3chnn. 0ft 1Fin
, 1870-10-17

To ConAsl1f1 1ptlvcx.-JlaNy hnvc bccn
haVrf to Evc their Testimony In favor OF tue use
i nE t'WEa>or1 Pure Cod Liver Oh and Line Ex-
rer1encc has proved It to DC a valnabIc remedy
is, !of consumption, Asthma ,Dsrathena. and ali
ntseases oi the Throat and LnnEa. Manufactured
street, boston. Sold by arugg,sts Geuera1Iy.
, 1870-10-17

conrsc.y to StrAnscrs Is a ,uarkca
featu1e tn the management OF the Hmers:. IN
Nousc. Boston, II the excellence OF Its ApN inf-
menks II Ii cQualleA By few hotels in tae c.1ntIv
, 1870-10-17

On she EInnnd oi dtunkenncsa and cruelty. MAJ
ra9c IN ls3k Five o6Iidsrn
wAK1xb IN SUrrptoR COURT.
otfcn ". fc;HGo '. Zytpnia E rri1tgo. Divorce
askeo- Cause assigned, desertion.
, 1870-10-17

cutnmemns dasen~cA cnrrd hY u~sur
Juninsr TN Soap, Enatc bJ cas7ell HAzard / ID.
, 1870-10-17
THELAW COURTS,
Record Of Saturdays Proceedings-An
Attorneys Fees.
United States Circuit Court.

Margaret !. Z. NFuHn -. knceland F. AJnus
4Nunrsft upon demurrer to declaration, De-.
csdcd hy NlodEetf, j. The declaration contains one
special ceunt ttfc t1Eslj and tho c1z1mnn couats
The demurrer IS 10 tlIe special count. which
bllcGcs, substantially, tu2t OIL tie Grst .,lay OF
March, 1866, cne Cowcn WAS the owner OF INV
ecarts Of The capitu1 s;osk uf the First National
uank VI LASalie, AID tLR. on that dizzy tau stuck
WAS subject 10 trsnbfer III the books OF rhe com.
fany, suausfeIst.tc only un The looks Of sail
bank tn person or by attorney, on the surrender
II thls ci1uacate;- lhat on The nrst cr March.
1896, Cowcu, the owner Of the certificate. as
etEntd the same to plaintiff, and the same
was delivered to the defendant. who was cashier.
Of the hank, with tie request that he wnu1,j
ssaAc The p.orer ert1tcs for the assignment Ut the
stock on the books OF The bank There Is No arer-
ne.t thai TIC tsniuent wxs Completed, ur that
aelenoant, - cashier, compiled with the request
male OF hin.
The form Of the certificate exhibited shows
tnat1o p one1ty Tas acq1ircl under the transfer
until It should be completed upon the honka OF the
corporation. me.t request matic to an of1cer
G1 the fank TO make he transfer does mt opeRate
IS Transfer, End al course the legal rtl4. to The
stock ftnlailss IL the utigtal DwEer until tue Us
sietmeIt is made ur3n lhe auuks. The PECULIAR
lule oI law. tnat suit Nst tse brought In the usme
u tic oxneot The legal interest, "a therefore cou-
frAvene1 by this declaration. which shows that
this plaintiff neTer acquired legal interest,"
TIE decltaiiDA kDea Oil tu AVER as tho Cause OF
action, that, On the d.{ Menuunetl the defendant
being tasaier Of the bank, sold or assigned to
blank a1i tee assets aud PROPERTY Of said i.uk for
Of Fa!il bapk, and TN: had au: ire The. .eIrD
TO the use Of such stockholders, md In exceAs Of
Allts1Iea. SGn, ,00 and tnAt defendant received
Plaintiffs tlistrsLuliSe kln1r The co1tt coHld not
conceive tlas 1t ts the duty VI q court Ct law to
inquire fut0 tho tight 10 The respective dtstribu-
i've sharCs Of each stockhclier. Such sale as Is
spoken Of could only have been mslse nj the In
siauce Of the l0asi OF Directors. anu the cashier
u t1ectlnE It mast he lei TO oe The agent Of the
Directors, An1 II hc holds The psocae1ls, he holds
them ns an agent Mt OF the respective sI0ckhu,
ts but Ct the turk. wherefore ;he suit should be
against the bank itsels. Demurrer sustained.
CAUSES cONrKONEsKD,
James II. Crawior} r. Fhilo Chamberlain. THIS
commercial cause rtatrd Nh SATURDAY Involving 4
settlement OF acc0uuts between partners, running
aown 10 ls6s, which YVES once tIted+ WAS, on sat
Erday, withdra wn from the juFy md tho court,
'he Cnittes hArinl compromised. The compE0-
misc also included the n"tt0n Of debt Instituted on
Friday IN the ksHle Circuit CHurt Er the sane
iiAlnlln ~ aihst tie SAME drIcnt1an1.
, 1870-10-17
BuSIKEs E0TICEs

A raoAt Striking s:ontrnat.-Thc old
natr dyes and % colorrrs ctc,, are ali more o1
less sticky. muddy, and fetif. a,.d the hucs ihev
.mIar1 are mt nstural. phaion's ylta!Ia, Of sal.
sation for The Hair, the newly-dtscorcred agent,
y. on tie olhcr hand. lln,p.si, Transparent ira.
hy ~ dluSElsts aud fancy goods dealera
, 1870-10-17

Paper Ranging and window
1hAdes, Latest g3ie& P1lnta. oil, fiAks aca
brushes, 1t !. 3. MSbys, 81 RandolpaSL
, 1870-10-17

Cod Liver 0fl-HA1Afd CakWelIh Ccc
LlTer Oh II The bext-AIpes5iAens1x.
, 1870-10-17
The Divorce BuIiueas.

pHcRIE n CIRCUIT COURT. .. :
Maria l. Price '. Jzcob P1ce. divorce granted
On ground of Adultery.
pIvoHcE WANIID IN CIRCUIT coURE.
Bridget AAn!au =, John Aauion. Divorce Aaked
, 1870-10-17
CITY REAL HTATE.

-~--..N 1ecL--1..-~. = =
i ssos3. 5s.csse1t. h1tef dweliiak No =! Wet AZ
rf Ase 10 A:hsndfaT s5f m Aep5 III, p
I Wah.sh A.. nes1 NV Ht:. d. II fisas IN ho. st.s .tsns M
foundation; ii foens. hot aud cold water modern in.
SS,'ss S,sass.s.''' &s le'n' e-.y eeu ''' md - HA'-
EcK sALK.HoUTR. BAKN ,AND .L1T. q
s9s e. & Aaa % I'd Asn nd
up stat11.
FoR s4IK1-1AKK snoRE pRIyE;.s ACRES
81: 81 sT aRseSss or The drive "a
FoR sALK-FnoxI1Sc TnE cAsAL-la AcaEs
ing property ,attroad facilities. WI. y. kKEFUUT,
E7oR sALK-NkAn, Tnk PAclE1p AorxL-.s
.ls I'm w vii f C sse WI j. kSKs1of
L.oR sALR-A THRgRsroRY BRICK ROUSE.
=. "a
sSYbKH 81 rEE s kl Ese 4esn e. it
EoR sALH-uuysK AND LOT or TWENTY.
eeeoaa+*t- 1sas censIe-*,- with e,tapless etock
8 i: 8 :fsss 4g
ssp.v I'D Tsif,s. % ia1isi lei. IT, to iaat
Heal s EsS assa' @ a. @ Hast NE
E,OH SALE-TuHEE ASN THKKE- Ft1FfRTt3
sfrrs North Side Grove F,nr1.rfr nnc n.iit nn1th
Of Lincoln Park and two hucke ,rpn tt. LaSs shurr
arirr; frYuuof shet.eia, Gsaeeiaai azd Aedissn-
nroi, sNSttEuE IT. st III E,a, ~" 'ssn.s !a5ke @
eauna. a. III. AEn' ne.A EAsAE A%tatas ~
iV01 ~ 331 V7111 "a 81: :; 7,.7; 7,,-
.. ns 1.a..u W. e., iNE hOls w
- INV ~ - eosns. S u tnsts afr
'1S: iSS &sd f'fs 'ss iss
TOR sALF-H0TsF nSD T0T n SMITH P1FT.
= AZ HtWten Twenty ptath ard Thtttitth-ess.; lot
1s91ss. ea.t froot aT4aae a2ate. Eo be so4 chrsp
49,. 7;-7,-7=z;;;
h'oH aALE-CHkAF L0lo On 7Ak WEST SLIDE.
M*stinss-.t. es.s Ct K.atsn.t s;5a Fer lot.
i. lons in.r and easy terms. For .as ~ HUBBARD
d IAcLSUN m Ueafbut91t =
kuA ShE-Hf EuHEARD & JACKSON, 191
L. DeaFtusu-st:
s;ser1a fs:t {ssonssns TarSop..s). :s1lE. iSss 81
ptf Inat " ~
Aonios-st. between Ioou.s and L,aln. soxiss. sl.,
prrfna ~>>- 'As "'''
IhIcep..s near Ean Bnfst M iia12o9 al4s Per foot
Tsts.s.'. eyI. I'll I;ois.s,i fisa 81 atr r ,ot ISx'
A': cpt, N t!ett4Ss tts1!.g Il stN pr loot
, 1870-10-17
PERSONAL.

DERsoSAL-CHARLEs SPRoCT HAS 4 LFtss-
mntr o. r. All lieaSa boFt e1s n.e soIl St. @
hin for tous month. then - Ctieaxo he yin Is.I =
an particulars b5 calling % his sister. MARY PA'la'
Monroe. Wisconsin.
, 1870-10-17
Ciytuit Court.

G11cnlf Eouft.
VERY REcKLEss swKAnlSG-X11uuSky,s CLAIM.
F. Hoffman :. Lehman uurkLcrger ct Als. This
: m sctton VI a$su.nl-.t ly rlaintIn 70 recover
tor services fencc1cl mn atsnrney IN the prose
cution Ct efrsen suits ty the Iluck6srecr Bratters
VI. Holman ctainrl I've tncus4n.l tollafx, Il.
.tflog That uuckbttkes lad t1,eclacsliy agreed TO
=! rat aIneunt- THIS WAS he l4ss. .lay Of The
.ltaoucn plea haa bten tut.fnosei, and
All N anndasit Of mrr.'s rlzeeA viii the
:are's ~, .. 'ns ;s &c sans M ,,-. .he.e
sas allowed, am! plaintiff proceeded to tcst1tY -
70 hts claim HI tlstINtd that aoour three yeata
aas employed b the 1iccsbergrrs. lie .ievc,esi
hss *htte attention TO Tic cases Tor nearly year
lrcrastd The cases. :scd LIrn..cr Of ttirn,, and
'.akes from The e%guninc 10 the eu,l lie nat, re-
:.ixsd nnlt faa- TIE Court entered nr Judgment
The attorney RI the Iiuckhcrrcrs within a.tev
TotIents. ltainetl at hi. tuifgmen', arI ut Nuce
TEocec1tcu To have 1t set aaile 1t apnrar.4i now
hat the NJ rnsrI MIS- supposed to; be uron the
.Ae2 ann 1nlHAf1t OF merit. that they we're dled
u good lAiit, the lrfrndauts having good de-
:cncc 70 TIC claim, la.ennch as ~ ixie as the
o. sIS nc sne
ing tier toforc brrI ,rtt, fn the United S;ates
t11t1lt CEurf, bcf0fe IruEea Dsris and D4uM-
.aond, the .rla!n;ttI, uof'maa s~uIs precisely 10
he cUniEocT c3 his present o4ih. Tic then sElyS
that he mace no cstM to h" an stsUruty IN any
VI the ketcs Of cases, and thai he could hot have
M teen 20 80 s!npla, Cd. tssause. astnc time. he was
nd he nas nos attn1rttv on 1ne teco;d Thc
.a,s. smens was Immediately SCI aside
Hcurr nes.. e II =. N.:thias Summons, Ct nj.
pccree rcstrainins 1c:cndaut from removing sanl
f.om out T.. :. 0Itstna: Subdivision Of The south
1emue, Marsh :. Assnus III T. Cox Case. p,.,,,
sln claims fl1,lss.A on wheat contract, snl
, 1870-10-17

sNor. Ssanazd, lssmlro. Dawtes' Janet, JONI
,kap. Zen Davis, willow. Ful.on, Do1a:n, and
Giisnce| Golden. We're VIC to make list Of
'cn varieties for family u.e. and market, it
nvu1ti he Al follows: keswick Colin, Sops OF
Wine. Golden Sweet, Lowell, Porter, Snow,
ts,ana1l, Jonathan, Smiths Ciaar, aud Willos,
At the Indiana State Fair the. s1ue pattE
wss a~arded the t1rst premium fcs the best
:selre varieties; a. tollows; MaMsus Blush.
Jorattan. Jersey BLACK, fellow Bei.dower,
len nasit. Rome Beauty, Limbo, Twig, ana
Howles' Janet. With the exception q tie
s!serec OF snr1.nc1 apples, this is q very
gsod list.
We now come to list OF practical value
.'Dest i've varieties OF WATER apples most
profitable for NnEthern 1ndiana. The first
premium was AWARDED to the same u1tt7-Den
Davis: 5on.thso, ,srse. n!ses, ysil.ver rip~
i'm, and Ninesap. This list xas maile nm 10
suit the well-known coad,tion Of frnit-groK-
inG, in that section. We're 1 to plaas an
orchard for the puzpo.a named. it would
te stanatd. Jonathan, Ben Davis, Smiths Ci-
Ger. and Willox. 1t will thus. Le sceu that
there Is some fal'acy IN these premium iists.
When We look biek :: The f-s; isreation NJ
these fairs, and note the progress made, ve
ought 10 feel proud Of them. ara uos too
elotelF fcan their acts go loaE as cyerv. rear
l'ings with it NO inconstdet1bie progress.
AAe premium lists have to \ large extent
heen m.de uith viex to chow, that is, to
draw. That was al veil enough At first, hut
Row. With our Varied industries.
thee fairs, from beng merc shows,
hare teecme exhibitions o! Industry aad
skll- Portable engines come = thousand
nilcs in order to show their good points.
Portable sawmi1ls cut thousautls Of feet OF
lumber daily, during the fair, in order to
prove their carAeitr. Datting saws cut up
legs by inches, and tile machines are in op-
Grafton. In short, there are 70 many things
to interest people that tho hor.--r1cinG and
reiey shoWman 70 longer hold the crowd
9Th orcn-mouth wonder. Even John and
Sarah Jane are content with one turn at tho
swing, where they 90 lovingly lean on each
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Ct the fair grounds, for xdole.cent boy and
E1rlhood cannot att orb 80 much happiness .s IN
so skort time md for 60 little moaey a. these
swings furnish them. The old general train
ing. with all the ponp and circumstance Of
n!'itia mimic war, is noahare, either in fun,
Ct solid enjoyment, comparable to our ftir
days. when autumn hls crowned the year
with the conqnests Of summer. Then lst Us
! ut forth ouF best efforts to make this great
holiday OF the sops OF ths soil what II ought
70 be. TIE bappiest and most vAluAbls week
Of the Nhole year. RURAL.
, 1870-10-17

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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
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