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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Po Boston Worcester KS,Sbn,v LS ,aoD Junction Lowell
shSs srcsse Concord Palmer Br,ilsSOo and isiern
CRY CIR p on ao. Ihs rev and "AHeh steamers
CRY OF LAWRENCE and ,uu ovnov
Vi. v sevort daily Csupi.y e.oep :. oeIoos % from
Pis 81 .. Norh River foot Of Canal and wAits-.ts
2. SP Ss on ssrs s solSs1n sa sn woross
vi an boston. Hartford and Ehe Railroads
Ny T E yt ~ -. ,,.o j. h. SHORT, j., Agent
FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
new and beautiful steamboat AMBRCUs OF Mar
ooi RaAns ss,s ,s az a. '9 odE and 5,eas At
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
on SATURDAY, the liza MT O'clock p n Passage 81
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~. r,sns, 1Sa fht p'Botin ss.Yo foot q LbeIy
VIII The pa-.r LaelA~nna and Railroad q Php.baE
s y W. Zen q and Division and at Eou with the L.
ba5gh and ne Wet sitoa change Psnn
AIGKSTows LIMB TO THs WEST
Commanding May p ls7l.-Leave Seu-Yort follov,:
barre ou MssnsT kp M B; es M1s ceF9s WILL
FOr E,son Connecting a, Junction with Del, Lack and
S sa E a5a s s sgsi; s 9T E1:o Al
,7s 1 At With Le1b Doa for Mach
Leigh ,o Valley Rslfold for Maaoh Chunk.
1850 mPor PENNINGTON, Eason, Allentown Msuch Chant
Mahanoy NV Hazetu Wse,birre Reading Columbia Lincaser
EDhaa PoiTle Harrisburg &C. Connects Ph sburg FOR Bel
2p m.-For Plam6-h
2oP m-For kast5H- Connects PhiHpbuE With Lehgh AID
hus lhon for All own, Nkrsbae
with Legh vay r. or Allentown and Cltasanlua Connects
Junction with d H. and ". X.
p m.-For Eason. Alentown and Msuch Chunk.
400 p m-PoT SOmeryile and Wilmington.
pm-CSCfNNAu RNPRE daily. for BsstOn Bethlehem, Apsn
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati
jig and Palace Cans 70 Pittsburgh sud Chicago
5:l5 p m.-Fer Somervus
m.-FJr Esston
D. m.-F0r SomerVine
$50 . N Emgantl-For Eis;On
94Op m.-Por Plllnied
y p m.-For PAINTED Wednesdays and Saturdays
For Enbehat 600. ESQ 7;l5, 7j 80 $50. 900 $50
1880 HAS, 1870 l0 200 20, 3:l5. 3:@ 800 80 4:ij.
SIS Go0 $50 700 30 T:i 8:io 1913
Tickets West obtained At the Once Of the Central Rail-
road Of New esev Of Lys New York aud at the principal
Re KICKER Superintendent
II. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Ageut
CENTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY
~ EXCURSION TO THE COAL REGION. Last year Of the
Back after June TO- 1871 excursion tickets will
De Orre foot Of Lerfy and NJ the Elizabeth Depot
TO MACH CIDSK AND RETURN,
including switch Back" good return 10 DAYS from
H. =. BALDWIN Gen. Pas. Agent
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Proposals.
QU,RrBRs,srEKs OVUCE. L. 5. MARINE CoRPs,
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1871. :
DROP0S For STPPLIES.=Sealed Pro-


Qr,ErERsAsrEEs OFFICE. I. 5 M,EIss GoEr'
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLiES.-Sealed Pro-
d, June furnishing the unite states Marine Corps
delivered he oee Of The assistant 9gaItsrmase Marine Corps
The delivery within seventy diys aad the
entire quantity to be delivered within 81 m9n.as ron a.e o. contract
art Of may deemed best for the interest Of the Goyera
1900 yas sky blue Key si wool tree from hair inches wide
1eays Of s1lyss 70 wag1 :. oaAees to the ya 'nd 20
500 ,, s bu Krss al WOOL fee tom hair 81 niche. wide
eIcu.7e Of eveige to weigh 2 ounces TO the ari lnGgo
1000 sr dSli ba tTsd cloth al wool free hair 81 inch,
e IryS o. TS to sSs s2. z. sne to the yard TN
2oo yards Scarlet Goh all wool free from aaI - inches Els I
1 nye ID t s o y. .ss ed 70 Ounces " '' ''D
1900 yard. dark blue Flannel FOR oyeTei. al wool wool dye
q vide Exclusive Of eeige) to weigh L ounces per
sIsusys .sl'sass' to ~ssh 81. 'oAeA Yer yard
1000 e: I'd. an. ss' e ss ' each to be '' long
5000 With sIS SaSt ss sSi 'is % poas p
IRE 'fo" s''''' CLASS No J.
os yar white Linen for pants inches wide weigh % ounces
800 y.S White Linen for shirts 80 inches vide to weigh Il ounces
1900 y.Ss tsaiou Flannel drawers n inches wide to weigh
400 y,Ti, cotton Kicking f9i 1ct,'sk' g inches wide
go Uniform Cap. complete except poapGnss ....-,.
Worstei ball shape and inches IN Circumference
2S0 Fatigue Caps made Of blue cloth nuaso WOOL
200 Stocks
CLASS No .
30 gross Coat Buttons lesglee,
f To- gross gross 3 vesi Bd saS:s1 9.ss t'
aOo sets Egal.ette B1lor.
80 -. d a 81
~ arm , ~, e ooa-
,Ho4S W. N4"'''-a-'
l w Dt-T ~ OoIis
- 'eus n,um Hha'e~ 81. d..
~ PaIs trr>ceht' Anu ooaie o'ap~
% sSonls Tor serseans
~ Drums compete
lOO Drum means biier'
leo Drum Hsals, snare
- BosT ft.s d.
81 pair Drum st'cks ,,..,, =,
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
BnElsmios Sycssc sli 0sE1eo WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
SINNER ARRSNGgaESTS coumeacias MONDAY, Nay l. IN
500 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonon Branch
connecting at Scranton with and B. r. for Kingston. ws'oaFe'
5:i5 n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonnecng, Dsny.
ton Branch AZ Dover Oh Chester Branch az waieroo WITH s9sT X X
Tor W1tsr Cap sousarg scranton Great Bend ghm'on syra
I2:1o NJ VALLEY stop. Newark Morris
osn Dover Waterloo ise4etisoTn WasbnEton Phlpsogry
PhlpsiarE With Bel Del r for Beere &c and q. R,son with
l. v r. X for Bethlehem, Aeuosn Mauch Chunk, WkesbaIre,
400 p n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi, Paterson
Boonton runs directly through to Bngasou without change Of cars
a:io N FAsToS EXPRESS Dover with Chester R
Bet chem. Al ert.sn Rr,trg Hair.burl AID The West
3 m HACKETrsTOWS MAIL connects with Boonion Chester
Por MoRIsTowS 1915 9:lO I:eo 1900 NJ $50 9:eo. 49,
For SUMMIT ard ntenei.;e at $50 7lsis $40 1910
FOR ORANGE And SOUTH ORANGE, s:s 7s s;lo 94o 1912
and 20 llO 2J $40, i:lo $50 $50 600 90 S1 s:l3
Az For SEy4sK at5D 7I5 7: $50 $40 900 1910 Io0
400 Il 20 ard 10 m 10 !:S s:a !;eo 80 y9 40
Leave Sev.Yor or BLOOMFIELD aad MoSTCLMR a, $50,
'' 'n' '''' H. SCHoCH SuperintenIent.
ERTE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
- foot Of chlaer.,i 'nd 1907 q hst as iGoTs II n $50
p m AMI : p m daily improved Dra.ns Room Coaches
connecting Horaele VITA magnificent Sleeping Coaches anhias
'Sas 70 ss7s s 81. 70
Zee ss f' su -s S1 s sss leaves
dgiya 4 m
iletswu and Wa 20 and JO m and Saadsys
only. $50 a. n.
Fcr Ousvle and Wlv, s1l.10 A. m.
IoI Nssharrh and Way az 900 a m $50 and SGD p
For suferu and Way, and s D. IN.
Ma b:4j, 10 IL m: 'li T. 1;l9, 80
8:i5 m. nd y midnight
For Haesensark Hae and Spring Valley 300 and r. as
4:JU 500 $50 t6i5 and Thurays and sundays on3 al
ii2 midnight 800
Po Pieunon Sysk Talmans and WAY at 900 lo $3.50
AIS 4.J0 5.l5 only IL midnight
NB-Trau leaving Chamberss hours hafbours leave
23i depot IS minutes boat from 29st
8:l5 D. IN.
Cose.
se nav PAL s29 and s57 Broess 25
ios Broadway,
Wismshurgh. Depo Of Chmbers and foot OF 2d St New
Depot Jersey City and OF The Agents the prn
cpA hotels .,x .r.u...t
sDaiV tor Piermoni ana MACK. fFH haeAehsA'A
For IiaekeusacE ami Hisdae onlv.
II RrCEgR Ma % VIM r. BARR
G.r1 .pu't Genl Pass'r Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
WAsHtNGr0S, MAY ~ 1871. :
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW


WASHINGTON, May q, 1871.
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW
STATE DEPARTMENT SEALED proposals viii be received until
ysg Treasury Department for furnishing and deliver
the site Of the proposed building al tue dimension xra9
exterior Department for which shout l1
feet will be- required Proposals must state the pnee per epe
foot for whose dimensions do not exceed twenty cubic ee and ne
for exceeding twenty cu ee Ale
average the present. b. gwen but WI P
urormae be quare and delivered according 10
schedule that will he furnished the contractor One nch
will aowe for quarry each worked face Of the
bid accompanied by sample block u inches cuh o.
the granite proposed furnish, which mast be sound durable 81
Uniform color and grain; free ron dcooag other iorsT $40
stances and capable Of TihsiaDtng the acton ne ee9en az
has fully tested buildings and rom quarne caps
furnishing tie auf quantity desired within and h0
which has been being used for fclsss hungs ,pe
Bidders will bow they commence The delivery o. bs
and the amount per week hey deliver They all also ae
aud sizes stone that can be obtanel ron ~ h. quar-
No bids s De received except from TIE ovuers Or e'' " -
from which th proposed be furnished s of the
An proposals be- made the printed bnns o Dc In The
dollars t Ool that the bidder Nil ~ pspl sum
TIE contract aSard p sn AID E' eona and binding e
o. the quarry the Government seunu r - & con FACTOR
10 corr sib tb term. of ~ corset sa lezse 70 Hg'nof
eminent to take fan possessiou Of the quarry '
The bf 10 ree snv az m M received !. reserved 81 p,.
Proposals must be inelossd sealed s Ir,s.. 10
for Granite Tor New Staie Department ~ A b MULLETT.
Supervising Architect Treasury Department Wa1ns.oo y =
CEALED PROPOSALS Will r De ree e n. p., D
- III. Committee Builds s 81 the CrE Department
n =, i ns ~, sI.s wEDSksDAh June - sna u a.
oeiseh m for ihs ss!, ,. sns schools Nos % asa a.
Pians aud SPECIFICATIONS ssy i ~ ps.t tniri soot
Of sans sel ~ der be held strictly 70 NE ns AloSe g We
sorll.,oa M IN. WORK each eou,ias,i .asu P'F
names o. tso o. be nght ree, any o. al 'c'he proposals
thai @ay be- ahen" LORN lNGkBoLL
.... ...... SAM y A. iENtS
FaASWs A. PAbAbR.
W. Clwia'ig" "u duf.lp, Sc
o.,.i New yors hs' il hnl
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OyucE DgP0r QrAErgExssrER,
JsTrEKsos gILLE. lnd May "a i87L :
nROpOS AIS-SFAIED PROPOSALS, In

I'D
suphae will he reesiyra tbs Onoe uun the 2S 4 !ass
1871 a. lft trineisen hsndr %
Nall Tents tsand baadrrl COmra
sthoui es pms non material exeep sssiay
b. the United aud delivered
10 h DEPOT Jacksonville Indian The Tents, ssen
wi b. deiyeed % the Place ioT Inspection.
Tie ngh 81 bids eaned tsa1taat4gtoas
serve b. the t,overuiseut.
ters arr iutr 10 presea, Opening Proposals
address sniersg t4s4a iglosd PropOaA ha
Naauarure of 1eus"
For ,pecf at. con4ou mFle Information apgy this
Ig o.l4, u the oual,erinastsrGenesl, G. It. HOYT
O.oOt ossrtermAster.
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SoT7TH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND

- III. only double track Railroad on Long Island
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MONDAY Nay D. lS run ho''ee" anu "faAas]
nm ~ N IN Tor patchorre connecting n BahYon
H., pr island PatchOgue by stage Tor BeUepor and
Pr, Place
90 M. Recssssy kreurs0n
Ioss a M Accommodation ior Babylon -. ~, IN
t,9r,. .f Paichogue. connection Babylon Tor Fire
Land from Paehogae by stage o beleGo'' aud fifs
Am =, psichoyua Acc0mmpauou.
an n, Vshrl0n Accommodation.
IN T. In Nrrucs Arommuiluou.
The 10 AID 0s ai $3.50 - lud ~ m t9as connect at
Vale sean ssr IA. petal ~ koc sa4AJ. -. L..
I'd 'H'' - ". DUtULAS Superintendent
Faf f4fttsf rarttulafs tine tA,t
-ilie Commence rsnHss july !. lstl
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\TFW-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-NDRk IEN hAL AND II U1V-N
pIvPg RAN ROAD Trains leave Ihrtethsi AZ follow;
+, =, CHICAGO Ernrrss With DuVngroom ear .
io:80, m sper, Chicago Express fast tram WIZ DaNns room
az " SPy asd Western Express with DraTnsroon ears at
taclri -. ~ S.-r5,v. m ,lNtonai train leaves
q, - m Dra vIug-rooIn ears attached
Fir.i Express, With Sleeping an of "atsrtoNni
svrirn.. and ,ahandagui - o, 49,. u. po.ss,..
I'm second Psefe EIpress With seePnge1 Pr 9ens'ei
u -, Pals Chicago VIA both L. D AM VI T. hA-
% -, "a Ioe, va Toledo and Louisville via Indianapolis This
tain III III leave OBJ Sundays AZ p uh .,..os,oe.-s
In m Trct EKp1essj With thfousi ae'P-I-NA'S
~ m IIud.ol SPECIAL train 49,,
T. - .nI5r u POlghkeepSe Trains ,.,.-.
80 H. an 81 ans ana cas- ,. ~, Peekskil trains
$50 AID s'E D IIj g. a5 $40 $40 and l:o
iontsfs usls T,p.3JO and p n Ioalen special 3 H.
pls.e sI,ca, male, SOP. ,9gR o. p. ,,
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NEW Jersey RAILROAllmo-FtRiSO1AMsL FOOT OF
y Gr,pS1Ssfs-sT ard from foot Of OklLASpISI1th ANGE
- ..-,,s Ma, ~ mlI-For WEST PHILADELPHIA,
or o 40. ~ 90 d n !? 90 4co s. 60. = go m y night
az ~ IN. MI. Camden and1 J. m fo BALTIMORE and
70, 0S and TlIE WEST, via Baumore 80 m lIW and
We n FOR The SOUTH And soI m VS. 80 a. ~
~ h,.sb 10 Lvnchbug without change For t6e "bsI VIA
- he 80 and nn through iIom New lorh . P'.snrga
auarl 10 clnnge Silver Palace attached % the y
and On age nm tIriFh Cincinnati Louisville st.
NJ without change rekfts TOR sae Al loot OF Desires
Loa'' aA' ~ ,g.t,.it.st sud 9s Broadway. t'Duly.l
&C. prtS ,i,n Pass Agt ,. ". JACKSON, Geni sppt
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financial.
TTANTIC AND PACIFIC RAlLhoAD W
y FIRST M0Rd,SgiA.SSkkyrRBD.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAIAN0AD w.
~ LAND GRANT AND GUAAFRSA s sSS1a. IN GOLD.
Sq SFSR h FAllBE kI1SSSSEsSI4 TAX No" 'OA
The. Bonds. amsaI6 *sS SsSSe ETH TYLER BGElo%
s oRS JAMES a Bx@ : II M.a on ' SSs sepe
p.res q. and Of tae 6esi fsail1 y rHte5 st,ieN
Hon II OK LA7 e & S scrss Sr $Si5S averaging
sFsA Of s by The South Pacific Railroad Co
s,ne, On The S ss 1 Sps % cone as
80 q % is Moah fully equipped and doing large
a. g s,ged are on The line Of the Railroad Of great
ne a. 80 sc1eatorsi and mineral purposes
We eass @ B' 5 Ss Of "a & Son 'P1 pS udo.ed q
poas saoa De made iorhS % rs By 1S yhe would secure
D'' r5ses Agents Of the and P. R R. Co.. q Broadsi
sr,rE OF SOrTH CAROLINA TREAsrsr DErtKTsEST
COLUMBIA. s. c.. June I, 1871. ,
THE BONDS OF the IN = r., Fl On ~. srS muf ~
Banking ouse Of H. H. KlMPI0N Financial
tsr'' No NILES q PARKER. State Treasurer
OPFicK OF JoHS b NAMING, Brosd-st
GPECIAL ATTENTION given TO the innu-
sTTF VIRGINIA provide iI the fudng and
BoSS COUPONS and STOCK bought and sold at best rates or
OvrIcT OF TuE FAEvEES IO,s .yD TEUsT Co~P.yT.
.aE1rHANeEPLAcE WILIIAuyr NV oRK, Myo ~
VTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE ID, Dl-
RFTORS OF his Company viii De held At this Ohce on TUES
bay e m W ofJane next The poll s BE- oI7 rf No" s SgoA
X IL
N Parties interested stock bonds Of the above ,Omual
y please can upou W. b0ut delA) With The Onaef-
st''D " WV. A. GUEST
Cha
IOWA COUNTY and CITY BONDS of the
u r,,,7 49,. OLD ISSUES
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
No AZ $ Fourhst, Philadelphia Penn
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders of
IN ne SOUTHERN TRANS CONTINENTAL RAILWAY COM
FANV consolidating wish the Texas Pacific RAoad
be bed l) day Of June next ~ her once No ~ Nes
a. u o cock noon. MARSHALL o. ROBERTS President
IOHN MUNROE * Co.,
81 No 8 WALI-ST.. NETWORK.
Circular Credit Travellers. Draw Bills
MUNROE 4 Co. No = Rue Scribe Paris
Parable in GOLD or equivalent.
V'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for four TRUS-
Of the STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE Co viii be held at
h COMPANY. 22 Broadway Nes-fOrk, WEDNESDAY,
he 2l.t Of June 1911 Polls open IRON Il to O'clock
TNTIRELY SAFE and PROFITABLE
II BGHT PER CENT BONDS at IS and interest 10 PER CENT
FITCH ELLIS. Il Pinest
q 4 0nn -WANTED,a BUILDING LOAN
~ 8sOOO. Of above first mortgage properly
O much Address Box 3ls2 Nev-fork
gINEN per cent investments on Illinois farm
scury made By JOHN ROCRVE ELL l0Tbune B0ing Cheago
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871.

PASSENGER Station IN NenYo % Twenty seventht and
Fouth-ave Entrance o Twenty seventies
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Dated New yots MAJ il ini'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ EXCURSION TO THE COAL REGION Last year Of the
Back after June TO- l8 excursion tickets will
De sold OHc foot Lheyt and NJ the Elizabeth DepO,
To MACH CHtSK AND RETURN,
including Switch Back good 10 return 10 DAYS from
~ u. p BALDWIN. Cen P.s.. Agent
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-02
Treatment Of Sweeny.

An Ohio correspondent of the Coaatry
Gentleman has found the following treat
ment successful in cases of sweeny;
First and foremost, do not give your
horse particle Of work TO do until he is
perfectly well, no matter how fast he may
improve. Turn him out to pasture when
ever the weather is warm and not rainy
and when stabbed, let him have an earth
floor to stand on. The larger his stall is
the better it is for him. Feed him nc
whole grain, especially corn, but let him
have plenty of hay and little bran, ship.
stuff or some oil cake meal. Rub his
shoulder with corn cob, and then apply
corrosive linilnent two or three days in
succession Then stop two or three days
then apply the liniment. Keep on in this
manner for about three weeks, when Il
cure will generally be effected.
The philosophy of the cure is in pro
ducing very active, powerful, in fact vio-
lent inflammation on the surfrce of the skin.
The liniment will bring all the hair off
Corrosive liniment is made by dissolving
one ounce of finely pulverized corrosive
sublimate in pint of turpentine, and add
ing one ounce of gum camphor. Shake
before using, and apply with mop. Dry
the liniment off by holding hot iron
near the skin not close enough to burn
the animal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-02
+" Hard Tines"

THE farmer who owns his land, is free
from debt, and has tolerable improvements,
cannot comprehend the full meaning Of
the term hard times" Hence farming is
the best and surest vocation for the mass
Of the people; as general result IL does
not lead to wealth and luxury, but it may
certainly insure competence and even
abundance To the jaded, unfortunate,
unsuccessful business man, there is no
prospect that looks SO enticing as that Of Il
beautiful farm, well improved, fully
stocked, and carefully titled. 1t is a haven
of rest, where the corroding care and life
sapping anxiety of Il city business are I'M
known, a domain over which he is king,
and where he may enforce his will undis-
puted by any one. The true pleasure OF
the farmers vocation consists in his init
mate relation to nature, and his possession
Of all the rational enjoyments Of life.
Why, then, do we hear the complaint
from so large mass Of the farmers that
times are hard?" The answer is, they are
in debt Debt is curse that entails far
greater hardships than the fiat which pro.
nounced the doom of man TO till the sofia
earn his bread by the sweat Of his brow
War prices and war currency afflicted large
portion OF farmers with greed Of gain,
which they INDUCED by rlunging into debt
They were not content with securing good
homes, fitting them up in comfort and
layin, something by for a rainy day, but
they grew lustful for broad acres and lux
uries which can only be enjoyed in large
cities, and are but burdens to country life.
and now that reverses cut short expected
incomes, the pressure Of debt is felt, and
the cry Is hard times"
If we could teach only one precept with
force TO farmers, it would be this: Make
yourself independent. Owe no man any
thing. Make your business snug and safe,
instead of expensive and risky. Then you
can sit by your own hearth sides, and, if
:. hard times looks in at the window,
YOU can laugh in his face.-Perin zooe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-02

pared for the purpose, Continue TO apply
the salve once week, to all the SHEEP
whether lame or not, for about eight weeks
in succession, and you are sure to cure. A
good deal depends on parins> he foot be-
fore applying the salve."
The Country Gentleman says that John
Morse, Of Cayuga, N. Y, has found, Of
late years, that he gets more pears and bet
yer ones, by keeping the ground cultivated
instead Of allowing it to run to grass The
corn crop proves one of the best for this
purpose, as It represses the growth OF
weeds and in this respect is better than
potatoes Lime has been found decidedly
beneficial, first being slaked into powder,
and then spread broadcast over the ground,
at the rate of over hundred bushels per
acre. His ground has been perfectly un.
derdrained, and the result Of his careful
culture is, that his orchards of 1900 trees
yield an annual income Of over $1,000.
There is great deal in gearing horse
easy, and use a certain amount Of power
with comparatively small animal force.
Much depends on long or short leverage.
The draft may be too high, or too low the
one will draw on the neck, the other will
| choke the animal. The collar may be too
large or too small, either Of which will
cause sore shoulders. A tender.mouthed
horse should have large, smooth bit, and
not be refined up too tight, or the mouth
will become 50 sore as to lose its sensl-
tiveness to gentle draw of the rein.
Every part Of the harness should be as
complete fit as dandys coat, touching
everywhere and pinching nowhere.
Sheep Stables in the Winter-Noth.
ing is more essential to the health OF q
flock Of sheep than dry stable. Where
water is permitted to soak in from caves
dripping near, or especially from the caves
of bank barn" where it can filter
through the wall and permeate the mass
Of litter and manure on the floor or earth
beneath, the effect is always bad and fire.
quently most disastrous In addition to
perfect dryness, there should be perfect
ventilation Thousands Of sheep get dis
temper by breathing the same air over
and over again, impregnated by exhala-
tons from the surrounding mass of ma
nure. A free draught over their heads is
always best; one side Of the stable open
from two TO three feet at the top will
answer Windows on opposite sides dc
much towards keeping the air pure, but to
have single aperture, or none, as is fire.
quently the case, means probable if not
inevitable disease and consequent loss
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