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The New York herald., 1870-03-20

SToCkS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was In general dull ana strong
with periods OF spasmodic activity The returns of
the Western railways for March showing an increase
for every road except the Northwestern as compared
with March, 1889, and showing marked advance
upon the earnings OF January last. encouraged the
feeAny on the "bull'' slde and prices were strong
and higher, but without special hrmness or enthu-
sasm on the part OF the speculation for rise. The
ease In the money market, balances at three O'Clock
being offered at three to four per cent? the compare
lively small loss Of legal tenders in the bank statement
and natural reaction from the low prices to which
the market had declined, readily account for this
reversal In the current OF prices. The books OF the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
many closed this afternoon, and the stock and scrip
after two O'Clock were each quoted ex dividend OF
four per cent The features IN the advance were
Rock Island, which touched 1l9. and the st. Paul
shares which rose about one per cent for the COM
mon and one and half per cent for the pre-
ferred. The following were the closing prices
OF stocks at the last session OF the Stock
Exchange:-Canton, elx 621S; Cumberland, q q
29H; western Union, 32Jl bid; Quicksilver 10 bid;
Mariposa, IN .; do. preferred, IS Q 10; do.
certificates, 48H 80; Pacific Mail, 32H a
38ss; Boston Water Power, 1756 q l7H; Adams Ex-
press, e1 62}s; Wells-Fargo Express, 20 a 20K;
American Express 3sh q 3sh; United States Ex-
New YORK Central consolidated. 9o,s . 0eK; do.
scrip. s3zs "a; Harlem, 141h 142k; Erie. c4k bid;
DO preferred, 43 431s; Reading, 90; Michigan Gen.
trail, 11o bid: Lake Shore s5A s5sl; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 9s 0sS; Chicago and Northwestern, 71,S
do. preferred, s2H S21s; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, TAN: Rock Island 1lSK bid; Milwau-
kee and st. Paul. 6s1s 5S1s; do, preferred. TN q
12x; Toledo ana wabash, 45 . 469s; do. preferred,
rs bid; Fort Wayne, e4,4 s4,I; Alton and Terre
Haute, IS q S5n; do. preferred. G5; Ohio and
Mississippi, 2sA q 2s3s; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna. 1O2h l03k; New Jersey Central, 1O2
1921; Chicago and Alton l11k bid; do. preferred,
liz q 1l21s Morris and Essex, eoX sozs; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 1864 lo7; do preferred. 1oe
107; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, 43 bid; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central, II bid.
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
Tho extreme fluctuations of the day are shown In
the following table OF the highest and lowest prices
Of the leading speculative atocks:-
The New York herald., 1870-03-20
,e week compare as follows:-
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.


The following is detailed report OF the specie ex
ported from New York during the week.
March 15-Steamer Sesia, Paris-Mexican
dollars. ...................... $4,000
March 16-Steamer Sllesia, London-Mexi-
can dollars. ............... $4,000
March 17-Stcamer Columbia, Havana
Spanish douoloons. .................... 2ol, 1872
American gold ..........,............... 1,434
March 1s-Bark IVA, Maracaibo-American
gold: 10000
March l9-Steamer City OF Washington,
Iiverpoo-Brilsh gold. l4626
March l9--Steamer America, Bremen
Foreign silver. ............. 1900
March i9--Steamer America, L0ndon-Silver
bars. ........................ 4o5oo
Total. $310, ,491
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Mm8lanoii@e Ma@ri9ten.
Sic ertpartete @blaCbt 1T AUDI

Ote ettDdrtete SDlQcD1 III auW
i'm 2aufe sprtser @p9e nt6t porSe>
fommen> case9en famen tdslt@8eri@te
iiber bic rtelenbaften gcrbereitun9en
Der fetnnli9en Mddte gum 9robengntz
1aeipun9efampfe> lber bic 6altuns Der
anperen &esterunsen:: beren &Iltunsen
uno oaneben mieper cine Mense bunter
@erii9te, tpie Te in 3eiten au9emeiner
Mufresuns auf3utauden pfesen.
reber bic Sewe9un9en Der franSof>
I9en 6lotte nirp aus 2onbcn fol9ences
beri9tet: Iie erite Dipiipn cer fran<
,bflden Glptte leeelte unter Dem Gom@
nanpp pes Gontre>Mcmtral6 Yatbauz
ron am Is. Sult pon @berbur9 ab.
sic befebt aus ben panserl9tffen ga
Soupere, Ocean, 9uerrter &o9am>
beau, Dem Dunperbere unb Iaureau.
Die aweite Dipil1pn folte am 26. ab,
leaeln, fe miro pom Gentre>Momtral
D{pienne commanpirt uno 3dblt bic
Yan,eridife @onre Glasbe, ,3betis uno
Sean p'Mre. Transportl9ife >peroen
5000 Marinel lplpaten bef1rpern ptele
uercen f9 nit @eneral D'Surbotts
MrmeecorpS peretntsen uno $4,000
Mann fart an per <e Don @9les<
ipta lanten. Die Glptte miro bic preuz
Ril6e Riifte blpfiren. Mn rem Bis jeBt
perna@laifsten8e feitteun9swerfen non
@berbur3 ptrp eifris eearbettet; mare
| bic preu6il9e Glotte purd bic weFli9e
Ginfabrt in oer porieen @o6e IN BEN
6afen eineelaufen, 10 batte iie ba6 Mr>
| lenal uno bic @taot In Brano i9teben
unp iid oann unbebeQiet pur@ bic 0if@
Hide Ginfabrt ;uriidsieben tSnne'1.
s IruppenzMttbeilunsen uno Marine>
Solpaten fcmmen bort beftdnois an
ober an @esleuten III WanSel. Der
bonn 0icezMpmiral Qarcuctere 2encneY
tommanoirten 1ransportf flotte tperpen
Ranbnenbppte uno 8atterien bet9e9ez
ben perpen, um an Der &Iite uno In
ben 6la0en 3u pperiren. 3wei afrifaz
tnilde Dipifpnen 1tnb cem na6 cer
Sitlee absebenoen GrpeoiticnscorpS 3u>
eetbetlt wprpen.
Die pdniI9e Neeierun9 ertldrte in
elmer AM 26. Suit erla6enen proflaz
nation, rab fe fid in cem 8rtese 3mi<
l9en Granfret9 uno preuben neutral
perbalten noble. Matrplen unb 2pptz
fen, ,pel9e llntertbanen Ddnemarfs
| itnp, ,.perpe,t 9etparnt, cen trte9fdbrelt>
ben parteien Dtenite 3u leifen.
Sn paris ser1fentlt@te eas cff;tsqs
Scurnal Elm Defret welaes Der SAT-
llerin in MbmeI Ienbeit tbreS @emable
, BON BET 5auptltabt bic 3esentlaaf1
lbertrdst. Sn perielben Drummer &pers
ben 10000 Mann BON ben, Gruppen:
Gontinsente Der Mltersfla6e Don 1885
etnberufen. ..,.. .... ..
Die departments Der MoieL rei
Sber< uno Meoerrbeins ftnp in&riess
sufanb erfldrt 'poroen.
Das preubil&e @ult feierte ben 81
Suli auf bic Ginlaoun9 hes &SntS'
Wibelm alS 8ub> unp 8ettas.
u Der preubil9e ~@taatsanseieer per
5fentli@t Elm Mantfeit res &6nt9'
:. @ilbelm, in meldem ct fit bic un3db
lieen 8epei(e Don cer Mtiidt beS @ol
>. lfes, fit bic Ginbeit unp llnabbdnsis
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-06
Qtin1tnouugtn una &orrtPonStnjfa,
befpubers uber firdliGe ,lnb aneere trt1tt9e gt'
aebenbetten, fnb teber3eit piQtommea, mallen
9ber pom Nerfai7er nntersei9net tet'1.

~ upH.OfHee. .Wepues- Crters fnb bas tiaisfe unb
unb erffe Nel aur ueberienbuns son @b unb iouteu,
10 Rs su baben Fnb. basu sebraudst tpereen ,.x
Wenn bic Namen prn anteribreteern etnseanot geteea
rnb 6taat penau uab rtdtts anseesben reroen: ..,
Qenn etne 3eituns pom einea goaemt an stn aneetes
Seritst erben fpa mus thinner aud eas Ypfam anes'
oeben werb.n, no bic 3eituns frber empanaen wuree
gDenn Seaonb fein Blatt nidt rese!mdets empfane1
pbsr @ auf treenb eine Nrt eber einidlsen - t0lt'
Der bstreenoe Asent uwie bic Ssrausseber i's@ be'
Sic Gerantportldseit fir @slbientunseu far bic 3d
funa werben mir nur bann lberneben enn eteebsn PEI
rseirirten 8risf sber per gpf'pffes g.
f@eteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-06
Wu1n1lter 143.

Nationalitdt iie anseb5ren m5se> rarf
bic fran36fl9e @ren3e pbne Yab iiberz
i1reiten ooer eaS 2ano perlaien. Mnz
eeb5rise folder Staaten, bic mitGranfz
reid auf ben &rieSsfuB fino, bIrfen
nur nit beionberer BewiQt9un9 be5
WintRer5 beS Snnern i'm 2ance reilen.
Das amtlide Blatt in paris bel9mert
f@ iiber MiBbanblungen, benen fran>
3Sfl9e Bir9er It, 8aoen ausDelest
ieien, tnoem man iol9e II, &etten an
Die @ren;e aeflbrt uno 3upem nod
eeswun9en bdtte, ben YlaB gu be3ablen,
no fte etnseldlo6en ,paren, um pen
8eldimpfun9en ppn @eite Der Bep5l<
feruns su entseben. &linst ettpas un<
wabrldeinlid.
NeueroineS 1T BON elmer fran351i<
19en MilIon in Ddnemarf bic &ebe.
Ter 6eSos BON Gacar ioq fi@ In
Stpdbolm befnoen unp Don tprt mad
Copenhagen 9eben, Inn bic &eeierun=
gen Ddnemarf6 uno S9metens 3u ei<
ner fir Granfrei@ 9dnftieen 5altuns
3u bereper.
Sn Gnelano rauern bic &rieesrdz
ftun9en fort uno e5 beibt, biefe Ma9t
beabiidtise gel9ien au .be1eben, UNI
ceien Neutralitdt ee9en Grantreid ;u
i9dgen. Die fran;5if&e pre6e wtcer<
ieBt it4 beftt9 uno bebauptet paB BE
ensltide &esierun9 cur6 cine lol9e
5altun9 nt6t aQein Granfrei9 in ger<
lesenbeit brtnse, fonoern AUDI &uelano
uno Seferret@ in ben 8rte9 pertpideln
mlroe. unteree6en bepa9t Elm belet<
ides Nrmeecorps Die 9anpeseren;e.
&5nie Gilbelm Don Wreuben perlieb
AM Sonntas Nbeno feline STE lioens, UNI
ft6 CUR Nrmee gu be9eben; bic &Sui<
gin be9leitete ibn gum Babnbpfe, no
Dem 6errl@erpaar son Golfsma0en en-
tbufaitif9e 5uloi9ua9en eebradt tpur>
ben Der Babubof mar nit Gabnen
unp Blumen per3iert. ,@.
un9arn b1lt CUR 6ferret6t1ben 8e@
eierun9 uno bat flint Milionen @ul<
cen fit Die 9anoeSpertbeipieun9 bepilz
list ebenlo fi@ bereit erfldrt Manns
l9aft su fteQen. 8ei 6ambur9 peroen
nit Stetnen belabene 8lodapel9ife BE-
reit oebaltenL I'M, in Ger Glbemiinpung
perienft 3u werpen uno ber fran3SfIden
Blotte ZEN 3u9anD absuiperreu. @as
bic 369ernoe 6altun8 9lappleonS bez
rift 70 erfldrt man oielelbe bamit> tas
'er &ailer feline Gorbereitun9en flr ei>
ten lansen uno fdweren &ries trefe
,no 3war aus pem fatalen Yrunpe,
peil oa6 preubil6e 3inpnabeleetpebr
'erefts feine lkberlesenbeit iiber ba6
ranS5flde Gboiepotsewebr bet ben
'faberisen 0efe9ten bs,p6brt BABE.
eatiirli6 fno pieb blpbe Mutbmaeunz
zen, aber es 1T tramerbin BON Snterefe,
ol6e Sttmmen aus Der europdtl9en
Dreiie ni9t unbeadtet 3u la1en.
Don &om peib Der Gele9rapb bic
Qeuisfeit 3u melpen baB bic fransSf~
be @esierune BON Der ttalienif@en bic
9eriiderune erbalten babe @ictor Gmaz
ael tperce aufdqise Ausrtffe auf &om
urddpeiien; parauf iet rempapfe pom
saiier Napoleon ofe Mittbetlune 3l,8e< !
pmmen, bab bic fran36f19en Truppert
d9fens beim3ieben tpercen. Snfolse
e0en bdtte man bon 9eptfer Seite
'ius TX. ben Ratb ertbetlt er mI9e
fefner bsiern stderbeit f1@ na&
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-06
st. 9anl, Aennefota, Samffa8 Sen 6. Mu8uff 1870.

abee19afft;- cine neutrale Glaess
i1lBt feinblt9eS @ut nit Musz
nabme BON &rie9Scontrebanoe. Neu>
trales @ut NIT Muenabme ppn &onz
trebanbe 1T unter fetnrlider Glasse
her @eenabme nidt aussslest. Gine
8lcdace mub efeftiu iein.
@tepobl Spanien uno bic 8ereiz
nisten Staaten perGrfldruns BON 1856
ni6t betsetreten iinp, 70 >perpen fran;5>
iiide Sdiffe pas Gt9entbum zines
Geinpes pod nidt mesnebmen, wenn
es auf einem panilden pper amerifaz
nil@en S@iffe perlapen III, Soraus9ez
lebt bab e6 feline 8riesseontrebanpe 1T.
Grantrei@ miro AUDI nt6t mebr pas
3e9t In Mnlpru6 nebmen, bas Gi9en<
tbum ppn Nmerifanern pper Spantern
pe93unebmen, penn es an Sprp feinoz
ltder S@iffe 9efunpen miro.
Das amtli9e 8latt melpet, tab ber
8rie9smtaifer befoblen bat, bic alten
Sefeftt9uneswerte Don Paris, fo,pte bic
aubeshalb Der jeBteen 2inie Der @erte
ltegenpen Sorts IN @ertbeioieunasau<
itanp uno in p1Qf9e 8ereitl9aft gu
leBen. 6erner rdst paS amtlide8latt,
eaB ein3elne 3eitun9en trpB peS Don
Der Ne9ierun9 auS9eoaneenen 0erbp<
teS gum srpben Na9tbeile Der nationas
len eade fortfabren Na9ri9ten iiter
militdril9e 9eweaun9en su brinsen.
Die Nesierung batte 9ebpfft, pab Der
NppeQ an ibren Yatrtptismus bea9tet
tperoen wuroe. Sc pdroe su teoauern
iein, tpenn @emalt fi9 als notbwenpis
erpeilen foQte, UNI Gem @eieBe Die eez
bSri9e Nnerfennun9 3u fi9ern.
Mm Sonnta9 Mbeno traf Die Na9z
ri&t ein, cab @efe6te spifden ben
GranSplen uno Y,euben ldnef Der ta=
ril6en @ren3e fatteefunoen baben.
Gs iino bort pier preuBtlde Corps am
9bein auf9efeQt wdbreno rie S5ran3pz
len oaS jenieitise ufer bsleBt balten; cine
Mn3abl Gamilien boten fi@ bereits aus
8aoen mad Der @@pei3 eeFadtet. Sn
Paris fouen prei preubil9e @pione
pon Der yoliSei perbaftet worcen lein.
@on Saarbriif murce am ndmli6en
Sage 9emelpet bab Spnntag6 frlb eine
ftarfe Mbtbeilun9 BON 8a3aines Iioi=
iton NIT pier @eiblBen 0eeen piefen
plaB marf9irte; fie itieb III Der Ndbe
Der Staot auf Elm Corps Greipiuieer,
wel9e cprt cine SteQung eineenommen |
batten. Die Yreuben tna9ten einen
&n9rif unp trteben cie Granz
|oIen suriid, nobel oteIe cine &anone
ano 20 Wann perloren; bic preuben
,erloren 8 Mann. Seipe Mrmeen ftez
,en in corti9er @essnp einancer eeeenz
iber 70 oab jeoe bic 8emeeuneen Der
1noern beoba4ten fam. Qaut elmer
1ncern Depe1de fanp cas pbenerpdbnte
Sefedt swiiden eurwetler uno @et=
enbeim fatt uno 3o9en fid bic Granz
cien nit 8erluif zines Sff3ierS uno
l9t @olraten 3uriid, tpdbrenb bic
preuben bret i9wer perwunpete @plpa>
En- 3dblten.
Sn 8reft 1T bic fran;Sfiae Mittel<
neerfptte an9efommen um mad Norz
zen 3u ieeeln unb ft9 Der 8altil9en
5lotte an3ui9lieben.
Die frans1fi&e&eeteruns bat f1arfe
binft@tlid bes perlonenz
'erfebrs wdbreno ber Dauer bes 8rte<
|es setrpTen. Seine Yerion, ,pel9erl
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feit Deut19lanb6 ein3ufteben, woriiber
Die Grfldrun9en aus aQe11 Ebetlen

| fett Deutl9lanbs einsufebsn, woriiber
(bte Grfldrun9en aus allen Ebetlen
Deutiblanos uno io9ar Don Mmerifa
einlaufen ieinen Danf abfattet. Der
8Snis perpfdnbet letn Bort in@emdb<
beit Der ausseirrodenen @olfswdn1be
gum 6etle be6 &aterlanoes uno CUR
Be19wi9ttsun9 auer innern parteis
unoen banreln 3u poden. Gr l1liebt
NIT benz Sabe, oab in ben, &edte uno
per jebieen Ginisfett Deutldtanos bic
0emdbr lteae oab per 8riea gu etnem
pauernoen Grieoen uno oer0erpoufanz
piouna Don DeutldlanpS Ginbeit uno
llrabbdnsi9feit fibren tperoe.
@robe8 Mufieben ere9te ote 8erSf@
fentlidun9 zines Ser!ra9Sent>purfes,
ben Granfrei9 Yreuben als Grierens>
prei6 ppr9eI9la9en bat 3uerit na@Gnoe
oes &rte9eS non 1866 uno tpteoerum
Dor &ur;em, als Granfret9 ben 8etz
ftano preueens 3u Der Nnnerton BON
Belaten une Qnrembure be9ebrte. Nle
@eeenletfuns perlpra6 Granfrei@. bic
0erbtnpune Don Noro> uno Civ
oeutldlano> Se eferreid auSaencmmen>
oeitatten uno Die @Ultiefett Der Grwerz
buneen preubens pur@ ben &rie9 BON
1866 anerfennen 3u tpoQer. Dtele
prpppition babeYreuBen fur3 Rno biinz
big 3urId9ewteien uno paS let BE 'pabre
uria4e res jeBt entitanrenen &rieses.
Die fran;1f19e prel1e fu&t clSer mt
mortli9feit Der frans5flden 9esierun9
far pielts project absulebnen. .aber bic
preu6il9en Bldtter beiteben raraut cae
Der Gertrasseutwurf pom funs0fi9en
@elanbten Bennepetti lelbf Iel9rieben
|lei.
Gin;elne @efedte weroen 'r1r@ ben
Telesrapben semelpet, tpel9efenSies je
nod bcr AueQe, aus Der eu91pft cen
6ransolen pper ben preutn sutbeilt.
Cine Qonrpner Depei9e sn' q. Sul'
laot: Gin preubil9es Deta@ement
oina ant @onnta9 in re' Nabe BON
5oarbruf uber pte Qense, oran9
mebrere Meilen Dor untffteb enrlid
unrpett @ersweiler aufd aniebnlides
Gorps Gransoisn. Gentlpann ii9
Elm lebbaftes Sdarmrl, wel@es NIT
pem balpisen @adsueeer gransoien
enoete. 8ebtere liebesebn 1oete uno
Werrpunbete auf pentplabe, wdbreno
bic preusen feiner Terluft erlitten.
Dieles @efe9t batten Sorsus Der
: 3dnonapelseuebre'r ben Gbaf1epots
bemtelen. ...
@pater ftiirmte,te Gompasnie beS
II. preusii&en Santeries s&seimentes
pas fran;1fi&e aamt in @9rsdlinz
oen. Die fraAfiden 3uQbeamten
; leifteter, frdftiseBieerfano uno wur<
t ben ent,peper aotet oeer sefaneen se>
> npmmen. Glreubil9er SffBter trus
: etue @unpe r1.
6ter naa& cine amtli9eMittbei<
lima ous Wp1 fa anreiben. Das
8 .,Seurnal Sciel" entbalt ndmli6 fol-
= nenpe n Grf}ns: ~Die frans5Rl9e
Reoterunat 8efeble erlaien, bab
:. BE 8efebiber ber frans6fi9en Mr<
8 n,een ,pdtp peS &rieses be3aslt9 Der
mentroleRddte eewii1eubaft bic @e<
y neln nes5lferredts beobadten uno
a im bei9rS NIT ben folsenpen prinz
y .inien lGrfldruns pee pariier Com
l. eSre5esn 1856 in Gintlana balten
= (caenAnli9: bas piratenwelen ifl,
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Ser ,.9xSanberer" ,ta6 europa,

eebe Mc&e seben cine Mn3abl Gremplare bes
..qBanberer" mad Gurppa, unb tpir MAIDEN bic
Qeler betunbers aufmertiant, ba6 bic uebsrlen'
buns pes Blattes an Nerpanete nne Srennos fn!a, y
ienteits bes Oceans Elm iebr sseaisnetes Nftttel
ia, einen ununterbrodenen Tertebr NIT benttl-
ben ~ unterbalten unb fe uber bic 3uadnbe
bieies Qanbes 3u unterri&ten, beiier aIs es bur@
griefwe9lel eel4eben fSnnte.
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8eHeluusen 8risfe ,e. finb su abreftrsa:
"W A n D E R E r.
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@tlenbabn Sabr>@ldne.
ct. Vaul uno pactfc.


staG Nnpfa. st. glpub unb eout @aptbs. - gsrlaHcn
st. paul 7:3O Nlorsens urb 2:3O Na&mttaas erretden
eaut Rapibs 1875 Ra9mittass uns 7:25 Abenss.
Ct. paul, Delonu unb gD1mar 3iiss-gsrladen 81.
yauI 8:45 rrsens Winneaprlis 9:45 Morsens: erret'
den Wtamar 500 Mbenes 3uradtebrens ssrlahen fe
Ditmar $50 Nsrsens; Mansapelis 405 ga&mittass; :;
erreidben ct. paul 500 Mbeubs.
Delans 600 WOrsens; M'nneapOlis 1850 Mursens mne
erresen st. pau 8:45 Werraens. 3uruffebrenb seraeu
bieielben e. PAUL 500 glahmittass Nnneapplts 545
Na4mtttsss uub erreidea Delauu 7:25 Atents.
81. p4nl anb g,inneapolis satiens. 3us-ser.
ld6t ST. PAUL 1880 Jorsens errei&t 20 nnedpcs t1:40
Nsraens. 3urldtehrenb Serdst Ct @tnneapplts ESQ
Naamtttass ant .rr.iat ct. paul a:45 seadmtttass.
ct. paul uno @icur Gity.
e. aai" gaai'... 74s g.rm esis ersaai.... sss gsa
et Vaul:..:.. 3.55 sladm. @aniato . S.25 -
ss,s sss,'sfs Sfstal S5S s'' g. g. gsnl4 gssa4Ss s
Cafe superior unb Mt1f0lppf.
Semmen s's an in Sindles 70 o
gerlaNen 5tndlet a.D Na~m
aomaen an in ct. gaul 500
Milwuufee, ct. paul unb Minneapp'
lisz3lse.
0urtb,iae mad sem Cften (@rprefJ
Rummsn an...64O Wadhm. 0eben ab........;St5 gora'
Rrmmen an NIT Gd1afraggp ggpn...............'"'1U2o9
@eben al NIT S&lafwaeeun. 4oo "aUa
NRinneaYolis unb ct. Saul 3ase.
Rammen an.... 9:07 gprm @eben BORN
8pmmea n...."5:3O Na&m. @ebsn ab~.....5:49 Na~"
ct. &anl uns Gbicaso 3ise.
Rcmmen ax......5;20 saam. @eten Bern
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In ten Wr eaaten unb CANADA tetrdst 20 Sts per Sae1
unb mus BON bem Gmpfdnser b euer VoFoiFee o'erte'
idhrlid porausbejablt ueretH:
aNan tanu au iessr 3ett anf sen "a1aneert: aoea'
niren.
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:fnr the dtnuug folks.

"Cbailie! Charlie" Clear and sweet
as a note struck from a silver bell, the
voice replied over the common.
"That's mother" cried one of the boys
and he instantly threw down his bat
and picked up his jacket and cap.
Don't go yet" Have it out!" Fin
ish this camel" "Try it again!" cried the
players in noisy chorus.
II must go--right of--this very min
ute. 1 told her I'd come whenever she
called"
make her believe you didn't hear!"
they all exclaimed.
But did hear!n
"She don't know you did,"
But / know it, and"
Let him CO." said bystander.
"You can't do anything with him"
He's tied to his mothers apron-string. !"
"That's SOL" said Charlie; land it's to
what every boy ought to be tied aud in
hard knot to-"
"But / wouldn't be such baby as to
run the minute she called" said one.
II don't call it babyish to keep ones
word to his mother" answered the obe-
dent boy, q beautiful light glowing in
his blue eyes. call 1t manly; and the
boy who don't keep his word toher will
never keep it to atiy one else-you see il
he does and he hurried away to his
cottage home, Thirty years have passed
since those boys played ball ION the COM
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Deep Corn Culture,

Mr.. c. Burrughs recently read an
essay before the Madison county (llllnois
Farmers Association on corn culture.
He strongly urged deep plowing. The
roots of the corn plant descend to the
depth of four or five feet under favora-
BILE circumstances in quest of food and
moistur. Shallow land, with a compact
hard pan, is not very favorable for corn
unless the hard-pan be torn. up by
subsoiling. Itoften happens that abund-
ant corn food is found at great depth.
Farmers would do well to experiment.
in deep blowing and subsoiling.
John L. Gill, of Columbus, Ohio, upon
a piece of bottom land that had been
annually cultivated in corn for forty
yesrs, anxious to test the effect of deep
culture on corn, plowed lit acres to .
depth of eight inches, then followed
with subsoil plow, loosening, but not
turning up, the soil to depth of eight
inches more. This tract and an ad-
Joining piece had never been plowed to
a depth exceeding six inches. The
neighboring piece was plowed the usual
depth, and planted on the 9TH of May.
Gill planted on the 10th. On the shall
low plowed land the corn came up and
looked, for a few weeks, as on the deep
plowed land. But when the heat of
July came, the corn on the shall plowed
land came to a stand still; the leaves
nurled and dropped, and gave unmistasa
uIe evidence of suffering from drought,
while that on deep plowed land was
growing vigorously, and indicated no
X Ofmoisture. The result was that
Mr. Gill obtained 120 bushels per acre,
while the adjoining field yielded less
than o bushels per acre. This fact is
well authenticated, and is but one
instance of the good effect of deep plow-
ing. Mr.. Gill's great sdccess is re-
ferable to thorough and deep prepara-
ton of his soil before planting.
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The Peace OF Poverty.

Poor people never live in brown-stone
fronts or elegant villa residences, with
all the modern Improvements. Con-
sequently, in the dead of winter, their
furnance CRATES never break down, their
fiat roofs never leak, their water pipes
never burst. Their plate-glass windows
are never broken, their dumb waters
never give out, their patent burglar
alarms never go off at the wrong time.
Their coachman never gets drunk, nor
careless servants break their Sewers
China.
In fact, one of the chief pleasures Of
poverty Is exemption from the afflction
of servants. No domestic rage around
the humble dwellings of:he poor. When
the daughters of poverty exchange calls.
their conversation may dwell on pleas
anter themes than the trials they have
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Content and Discomfort.

az really think )" said the dunkey,
as he trudged on discomfort edly and
sullenly, "that this great bag of cotton
on my back is altogether too large and
heavy for creature of my delicate size
and strength to carry. My master is
very inconsiderate and unjust. 1t is so
provoking to see this great horse trott-
ing so cheerfully by my side, with his
bag of salt, which, even though 1t does
seem so much larger than mine, is no
doubt great deal lighter, or he would
not be SO satisfied"
Indeed, you are very much mista-
ken, Mr. Donkey" replied the horse.
"Our master is very wise and kind
one; and fits the burden to the back of
his creatures. He knows L am stronger
than you; and has loaded us according
ly. My load is just about double the
weight of yours, no matter how it may
seem to you. The cotton in your bag is
not packed in very tightly. 1t is only
filled lightly"
81 should like to see all this proved
by actual weight before can believe it,
and be satisfied" said the dunkey.
"For which you will have to wait
until the end of the journey. you foolish
fellow" replied the horse, "when you
will find that the master was right;
and that it was your envious, suspios-
tion that makes everything seem wrong.
But even if it does seem ever so wrong.
shall make the best of it. 1t is very
warm day; and think it will refresh
me to take drink, and stand up to my
neck awhile in this stream of water we
are coming to. So here goes !" suiting
the action to the work
No sooner said than done; but wond-
erful to behold The horse Games out
from his bath with an empty bag on
his back, the salt having all melted
away in the water! Surprised and
delighted to be thus happily rid of his
burden, he pranced off with heart as
light as his lode, and was soon out of
sight, leaving the donkey more provok-
ed than ever.
"What am I standing here for like a
fool?" and the donkey, at length; 81 am
determined to do exactly so, too, and be
match for that overbearing fellow"
marching doggedly into the stream,
until the water reached his long ears.
But what different result T le load is
strangely growing heavier; and after a
while, the poor donkey comes out of the
water, with bag of soaked, dripping
cotton, pressing him down with double
weight he had before.
Little folks, do you see the moral OF
the story ?-H. NJ. s., id Missionary
Echo.