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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

c. II. CHAss. tho ablo editor Of the Elkhart Re
sisv has retr'd ON account II ''un;or ate sfiic
sion''-"aimsst total des fness." Mr.. A. p Krsr
who 10 mar Of excellent abilities takes his place.
II you want to see splendid as
sortment Of parasols go to 8. Beck
cr's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

For your Kid Gloves, go to n.
BECKER d. Co.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
3uifdnte elmer auterifaniibeu
@rpffabt.

Oil Sfentli9e @i9erbeit in be,
melttapt Seem yorf 1T aesenwdrtia
auserorcentlt@ i6ledt beitellt uno mfrs
Elm l9limmes 9i9t auf Die amertfaniz
|f6en 3uftdnpe. uDte @ebetmpplissi
1T pielen Dtnter fart AT Der Nrtsit,"
faete leBtbin polt3ei : superintendent
&ello bon SEEM Yerf Semancen, rer
fd Iber bic uriade Der a%ufaQencen
3unabme Der poliseifdQe bel ibm er~
tunpiste. Sci jepen @interanfans
fam man fat tielelben 8eoba9tun9en
zsa9en, es 1T nur tas babel gu Bella,
gen. eas cine io!@e vSailon>" oep6bnz
l1b fiir ebrlide 9eute weit sefdbrli9er
IT, als fit SpiBbuben ielbE bic met
fssns rcsr bod bduf9 9enu9 Der Strafe
sntwti den.
IS msrpea isBt oft @srbre9sn per>
list, Die ipnt bel @eitem ntdt 10 bduz
Fs serfamen, wte ba6 Steblen so1
ge!ct5ylsn aus rem 9dnren BON Trauz
en- BON rensn man jeBt fait tdsli@ gu
bIren befenmt. Sol9e GdQe fomme1
ni9t blpb III Straeen npr, bic pentser
beiu@t finn, ionperu aud in iol9en>
tpo ftarter 8erfebr berridt. &Irslid
fabl Semanp ber@emablin zines wpbls
betannten Blrs.rs, pel@e bic Gunfte
Npenue beruntereins, unpeit Der 3ebn@
ten StraBe bic @elpb6rie aus een5dnz
ben, Beppr f9 bic eri9redte Dame
umieben tonnte, tpar per h14fens 20
Sabre alte Dieb ldns(t binter oerStraz
benede perl9munben. Snoeb bate Elm
Mann ten8orfaQ nit anseieben, fol9te
pem Dieb mad uno 3ieb Jpn eur& ben
ben erten Yoli3iaen Dem ct besesnete,
perbaftin.
Gs aeiet fi@, baB Bel iol@en Gduen,
bic fat tdsli9 Der polisei onse3ei9t
tperoen, tte Diebe eerp5bnIi9 iunee
Buri1e pom II bis % Sabren fino.
0or etpa spet Boaen puroe Elm
Deuti4er Der na@ ieiner @obnuns in
Sf 81. ctr. turiidfebrte, pur@ flint
FOLDER Strol@e a~nsefaQen, purAeepri>
selt urp elmer ubr uno @elplumme be-
raubt. Dies fano nt@t ipdter als I'm
10 ubr Mbeno6 fatt. Dret bieler bof>
nunesupQen StraBeurduber wurDen
balp parauf nerbaftet, In ben General
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Sti,nrnet, aus Tranfreitb

l9tlberrt BE Gage biele5 2anbeS In Ell
r,er Deile, bab Elm baloi9erl lmi9wuna
in te7en politii9er Ginri@tuns unuers
meipli9 f6eint.
Del Gerlauf Der nd9fen pplitilden
Gntmidelun9 Tranfret9S 1deint NUM-
mebr siemli9 tlar por9Set6net, I9reibt
Elm beutl9er Yolititer ausparis. Dos
prppiicrtum 1T faum ldnser aufredtz
auerbalten. Sc bient 1,ur ben parz
teien alS unanfe9ttare 8a1tS INNER
meter a%reifeaper umtriebe. Denn pa
cine be nitipe StaatSreform ni9t be-
1tebt, 70 fam re6tlt9er @eile audible
tnauo peae1. Niataatune unb llnter>
9rabun9 elmer lolden ernili@ sur Ser
antpprtun9 9e;o9en uno uerfolst wer<
ben. DaSYropilorium felt jeper par<
tetzMsitation slethfam eiten Greibrief
aus. Inter benz parteisetriebe leioet
aber taS alI9emeine @obl, bic 6fentz
libe Srpnun9 uno tas Nnieben, rer
&e3ierun9 in ftei9enoem uno INNER be-
oenfli9erm Maee. Sc fann alIp uns
mSsli@ ldnser uno tn'S unbeftmmte
70 fortsewirtbidaft peroen, rem Der
Staat ni9t S@apen nebmen, uno Die
@ewalt @W!ie6li1 bic Beute elmer Con-
fpiration Yperren {cQ. Mte aber aus
Dem prootlortum beraustomme1 g
Das 1T bic 9robe Grase. Die 9e9enz
,pdrti9e misunderstanding, 70 oiel
febt fer, 1T ni@t NIT eoaiaituireneem
Manpat, {onrer, ,,ur III benz fpecielz
len 3rped bes Griepensidlui7eS 8ewdblt
porpen. @ie fam alio pbne Manz
bats ueberf@reituns, obne cine aemi0e
uiurpation ii@ nt9t in cine conftitui<
renpe peruanceln. Secer 8erfud baz
~ miro auf Die entl9ieoenfte Sppoit>
ton Der Democratic frozen, uno 1elbft
mad lleberwinoune Sieier wlrpen bod
bic epentueuen Bei9ll6e unp Snfitu>
tipnen Der iQeeitimenG pntituante 81 etz
ner unanfe9tbaren @sltuns ME 9elanz
gen, ]onpern fets nur unter ben, pre-
eairen 5@ub u,aterieuer Ma&t beaez
ben f5nnen. Surg Der uebersans aus
bem pr~cvilorium in etn Defattipum
1T, NO ni9t unm6sli@, rod 10 gut wie
nublpe, rpenn rerlelbe ni@t in lopalsr,
ausemein anerfannter Weile poll;osen
mtrc. Der pirecteks unb lcYalfte Wes
nun mare bic Nu151une oer betebeaz
ben Nnemblee unp bic Neupabl elmer
@onitituante. Muetn 9eraoe bteleS
fcrmeu eorrsetsae @oreeben TT anper>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Das amerifaniitbe NDatpefen.

Die NuSsaben fir bas peitwelen
betru9en am 30. SUM- b. s, enre pes
G%isealjatres> $24,390>104.08> wdb<
renp rte Ginnabmen 1td bios auf $780,
O37,045.42 beltefen, allo 1T Elm Def
ait Don nabetu pier une elmer balben
MiQton erseten. DielesD efjit i9reibt
i9 raber> bab Der puioient bepeuteno
auseepebnt uno perbet1ert woroen tit.
Da6 SYRem tes Gilenbabnpotoienites
unp pa6 Sortiren une @ertbetlen ter
poft I'm Granft pel@es felt eini9er
3eit auf etnieen 6auptrcuten eebans<
babt tpurce, pas In Deutl9lanp 1@on
ldnaft pur9sdnsi9 auf alien Strefen
errtirt, miro ebeniobalp bur9 bic oan3e
Union bin einsefibrt perren, Don Nsu<
braun(4weis bis Can Gran3iseo uno
pom Ger Gunry 8aY bis 3ura @olf Don
Merifo. @te enornt piele Streden
fnp, wel9e infer Yofpienf ~ bewdlti<
gen bat> fam aus jenen beioen 2tnien
erleben wercen, beren 2dnSe 1882 reip.
2108 W!eilen betrdst.
Die 2dn9e unierer a~usrpdrtt9en
ppftoertinpuna, beiiptelsweiie Don. 9feup
Sort na@ Nio 9aneiro, betrd8t 55Oo
unp bic Don Gan Gran3isco mad ebt>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

ietts nit ~ 9emi9tiee1 Bebenten uno
10 brobenpen @efabrea far ras Silent
lt@e @pbl nertnlpft, bab man BITE ecn>
fequeate Mneieun9 Der Maiorttat Der
8dtnmer unb Der &eBierun9 8e9e, bas
Betreter bieies @eees polltemmen be-
sreift. Sc 1T ausenl@einlt@, bab bic
realert @erbdltniGe- bic tnnera fopobl
tpie bic duBern-fur cine %mprtentaue.
ab1olute Gntldeieuns nod ni@t reii
uro eeeisnet fint.
Ma@ au6en lit Der Grieoenspertraa
stpar absei&lo0en, allein nod ni@I
Yousoeen. Der natirli9e giir9: fiji
ben 8ollsua aber 1T chen nur Der abz
f9liebenoe Guetor>: bic jebise Natio>
understanding. Grdte nun biele -
wie IS in eeniequenter @eile 9eldeben
mi6te-eessn cine teu 3u pdblenoe
eonfituirenre 3uriid, 70 1pdre leBtere
fetneswees mebr an bic Beldlii1e uno
Sntentionen Der 8or9dngerin 9ebun>
pen> uno man bdtte fir bic pettere
N%usfabrun9 be5 TriecenStractates in,
6inne leines NblAlu6es feline @aranz
tie. Do6 Qanb trdre baber neuen
S&wantun9en> uieQet@t teuen Spfern
uno Nieoerla9en a~us9eiebt. Ni9t
minper erp5 f&einen bic @efabren In,
Snnern, ,penn mad benz Ylane Der &a>
ptcalen beute an Steue ber befebenben
N6emblee cine t1eue eonfitutrenbe Ser
lamnlun8 9ewdblt weroen 1ollte. Sn
Gol9e pes &rie9es unb Der communift>
i6en Gmp5runsen 1T bic Ma1e bes
Bottles nod gu aufaere9t gu entmSbnt
Der Mutoritdt Der @el eBe unb Beb5rr
Gen. als pab bieM 6sltdfeit zines lber>
wie9enp repolutiondren @abler9ebnil>
les aussei9lo6su mare. @ie aber,
,pent1 eiu 1ol9cs etfolete? @te, tpenn
@ambctta> ooey gar @tctpr 6uap unp
8lanqut inGolse oel1en an asStaat6<
ruoer 9ebra9t tparren? &1nnte man
It9 %punoern, tpenn bic con- erYatipen
parteien %alSpann i'm Namen Der eebei<
ltstiten> unantafbarften prineipien uro
Sntere7en pes faatliden uno bar9erlt>
lt@en 2ebens gum eAtldtepen1aen, piel<
lei@t bewafneten @ireritanpe iid per-
bQnoen wdroen 2. @dre olle nt9t bic
@efabr zines reuer blutt9en Bdrger>
frte9es abern1als bS@f maze eeridt ?
-DieS bic 9epib bere1tieten Bepen<
fen, welde beute bic fran35fi@e &esie>
rung uno bic Majpritdt BET &ammer
abbalten. gu benz an fi@ nabe liesenpen
Wittel elmer Nuf1lun9 unp Neuwabl
Der N0emblee gu areifen. @as aber
bleibt lbrts, rpenn man bieIen pireeten
@e9 ni9t eeben uno bod aus rem
pr~opiiortum berausfomnlen mill unp
mug S1ientar nur rer inptrecte @ea
elmer partieQen G,aeuetuns Der Natipz
nalperlammlun9, nsrbuncen nit Der 2ez
bensldn9ltbfeit rer 1biersI9e1 prdfi=
oentl9aft. Damit fol- ;weierlef Sc
fabren Yor9eteu9t &peroen Der Wonar<
die uno Ger 1o;ialtfii1en Nenolutten.
uno bic Nrmee? Muf tiele6 Grasesei,
den reib man einfweilen feline Mnt<
MORT gu 9eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
3uifdnbe inn Gliaf.

Die fatbplilde @ei1lidfeit i'm 81
1aB bat neuli6 fi9 in elmer @eiammt>
Mprelle an ben &ailer 9epencet, Inn
oe7en Gini9reiten ee9eniber Der Diu>
firberrldaft ieiner Beamten in ter1 er>
oberten Neidslanre ;u seranla6en
Siebenbunrert fiebenunoneun3i9 prie<
fer baben jene Npre11e unterei9net
aus Der man 1tb cine gentle 8orfelz
lut9 uber bic porbanoenen 3ufdnce
MAIDEN fann. Gs beiBt BARN u. a.:
uDie fatbolil6enB erpbner eer pur1
ben jinslen Triecensldlub aI5 bsutz
lbes &eiGslano erfldrten Yrppin;en
paren bel rer 9dn3li9en llmseitaltuue
Der 6fentliden Dtnse bauptladli9 UNI
bic Sntere6en ibre5 tbeuerItea @emeinz
9utes:, tbres @laubens, rpie 1ol1e ii9
sorsusli@ In &ir@enz une G6ulanse>
l%eeenbeiten ofenbaren, befurst. Infer
eldubises @olt in iiberpiesenperM ebr>
3abl srunoidblid ben s6ttli6en @norp>
nurt9eA du9etDan, ut gu tepem Spter
bereit, bisie tbeuern Glitter ii& unb lets
men Na9fommen u%nperflnmert au be-
mabren. Da6elbe weie @ett 3u 9eben,
mas @ottes 1T, unb chen bebbalb aud
belt &aiier, tpas ee5 &ailerS 1T.
Der 8lerus, in cefen 9teiben bic
a%neefammte Greue ~ @ott rur@aus
berri&enp If, biett IS fit feline ftrense
Sbliesenbeit, in befasten Imitancen
Die @emltber 3u berabise,,. Ct that
es nit Der 3u1derung, baB bic neue
Srrnun9 cer Dinse in teiner 9inlI@t
Der relisi5len l%leber3eueune ces @olfss
ent8e8e, trrten weroe, fonrera in allen,
was biQts uno re@t IL, %rerlelbeu seredt
lein polle. @ir beriefsn uns auf paS
mebrmals 9e9ebene Wort heS boben
Mpnarden uno fonnten e6 mad bettu'
@ewiRen tbun, ia pieles@ ort rerNus>
prud res &e@tssefabls 1T, woeur&
Gp. &atierlid 8Snislt9e Maiefdt ft9
in 70 bobem @rape aus3et9net.
Snoe0en tra@en in Tolse eemiGer,
bur@ bic Experimentation eetrpfe>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
MuS benS ermaltnn9sberitbte

melAe bic 8nnessresierun9 ioeben
per5fsntlidt, entnebmen mir na9fez
bence &nsaben BON ausemeinem Snz
terefe:
Die Snbtanerteo6 lf erun9
III ben Ser. Staaten> belduft ft@, "
ptel ermtttelt werben fpnnte, auf 321,z
600 Seelen. DARN 1T bic Snctaner>
ber5lferun9 ron Mlasfa, tpel6e fid
auf $4,000 Seelen belduft, eiasei9loiz
fen. 1868 Snbianer iino in benz taa>
ten Gloripa, Norpearoliua, Snotana,
Soma uno Geras ;er1reut, pel9e ai@t
in 8erbtnouns nit ibren Stammen
iteben. Die Snptaner, nit Nusnabme
cerer BON Nlasfa unb cen sertreut
wobnenpen, nertbeilen i@ auf bic
Staaten unb 5%erritorien pie fol9t:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

biernea bass Snoianer Eerriturium,
luolt9 bon &anlas, al, cann fomu,en
auf 10000 bic Snoianerre(erpotioneu,
pel@e i'm @an3eu 96,155,785 older
2ano In f@ f&lieben, pper per Ropf
$50 Mfer.
Oefentli9e 2dnpereien. Mus penn
Bert9te be6 @ommiiIdrs ees General
lanebureaus oebt berpor, to6 wdbreno
bes NIT Dem 80. Stunt 1871 beenpeten
Gtnansjabree es wie folst tbdtis 1pdre :
94fer.
8ertau91 bon Sfsmti9sn 2aa>e.
reten fur Baar.......".... $780, 8 81
Nbgegeben ais Militdrbsunty-
lamb. mie bte@etBe pom 1847,
1850. 1852 unb 1855 befin,-
men Observation-Disclosures. 525,920.Oo
Mls 9eimfatten, ute bas Ge1es
BON 1855 acknowledgements. 4,600.426.23
Gar lanewirtbi9aft!i@e Snfitute 494,445.98
I'm Gilenbabnen. 2,911, $685. IS
Uur Str1Ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z39,US6.oS
Wn @taaten, als @umpflInbe>
III .597.O1
TIr bic Gbipperpa. unb 9ipur-
Sneiansrrs isrpatipn """".... 16,513.00
3ulamu1en ."..,......."...10,6O $780, 92. 03.
Nus bteier Nngabe eebt berpor, taB
1T bic em Sabre 2,511,379.03 older
2ano mebr ab9eseben tpuroen, ais i'm
lebtert.
Die 8aareinnabmet mabrenb bes
Gtnan3jabre8, ein19lieblt@ ber @eblbz
rem cer 2ocalbeamten u. {. No., beliefen
fi9 auf $2,92O,287.70
patente. Wdbrenb bes SabreS,
pel9es NIT benz 80. September 1871
eneete, purren 1929 @eiu9e UNI
patente einseretdt; bappn 1871 @elu<
dc UNI @erldn9eruns Der Yatente.
1880 Yatente &ruroen ausseseben
uno 147 Yerldneert. T%abrtfatipnS<
marfen tpurcen 452 bewiuiat.
Die Ginnabmen fir @eblbren be-
ltefen it9 wdbrenb pes Sab
res auf $G71,583,81, bic Museaben
betru9en $560>641.67 mas einen
ueberi9uB BON $111,542.14 ersitt.
Sir bas nd&ite Ginansjabr miro cine
BewiQieun9 BON $606>400 perlanst.
penlionen. @dbreno beS perRo1z
lenen Sabres >puroen 1900 penftoz
ten bewtQtet. @dbrenp per1elbenperipz
Re pureen 8>251penitone11 DON ber9ife
9eitriden. SIM @ansen fnp nod 206,>
495 Eenfonen gu be5ablen, mas cine
Dur9i9nittsl umme Don $22>804,<
990.29 jdbrli@ erfpreert. @dbreno
oes Tinan;jabrs wurren I'M 0an;en
$33,077383.63, einidliebli@ Der Ser
tbeilunssfofen, fir pentonen ausgegee
sta, ;oaS $5>296>571.82 mebr ausz
madt als i'm Sprber9ebenoen Sabre.
Dtele Mebraus9abe .purre bur9 oas
@eleB pom 8. Suli 1870 beroorseruz
fen> ,pona9 pie penftone1 o%iertsljdbr>
lid beaablt trerben ml6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

nenM a6nabmen uno anperer f1@ FUND.-
sebenpen Geneensen Bebenfli&feitea 3u
1ase, bic fekr 3urMnnabme bere&ttsen>
als 1nbe Der olerb59fe faiierlt&eWiQ
our& bic boben @drrentrd9er uno ion>
ffi9e Beamten ben tpabren Musbrud
nidt. @ir m51ten DEFENDERS bic wi@>
tighten punfte Der fatbulii9en Sourna>
lifttf> Der @1ulen uno Der @obltbatt9z
teitS< Nnftalten ~beritbren.
Das fatboliiae Sol: bat benz unia
uno pa6 &edt In Der Yrei1e tir9lt4>
c%onierpattpeC rsane su beiiBen. @db<
reno unfere proteitantil9en Mttbar9er
ft@ bes8eliBes mebrerer pulitiiaen unp
fir@li@en Bldtter erfreuen> blieb es ben
&atboliten u%nterlaet Elm etafa@es ia
ttolil9es Sournal er19etnen gu la1en.
Die eeleblt9 earantirte Greibeit Der
pre6e erifirt fir bic Mebpabl berGin<
mpbner ees Glla6es nt@t. Daour&
1T has @olf in Die Gage 9efommen> fi@
eur9 leere @eridte uno eebeime, aus
oer 2uft seariHene 8eri@te fabren uno
leiten gu lal1en, nobel wierer Sronuue
nod @eftttun9 etwas 9eppnnm baz
ben.
Dem &lerus liesen insbelona're
bic 8olt5i1ulen, bic Nrmen,z
&ranfenz une ontere @obltbd<
tt9feits< ~9lntalten am 6erSen. 8e<
fanntlt@ werpen beinote ale Mdp>
9enIduleu uno Gin She'll Der &naben>
faulen i'm @liaB bur6 reli9i6ie @enoiz
ienI9aften in elmer Weile e~eleitet, bic
it9 Der panfbariten Mnerfennuns unlez
ret 8eu6lferune nit pollen &e9te erz
freut. Sn eeitieer uno mpraliider
8eSiebuns >pirten piele lebrenben Or
ben ausse5etdnet. Sober unparteiil9e
8eobadter uno e6teS ueenefreuno miro
oteiem urtbeil beiittmmen. DaGelbe
gilt BON ben 8armber3issn S9wetern,
peren Sbluree &ranfenz, Mrmen<, ST.
rem uno Straf> Nnftalten sr5BtentbeilS
ansertraut 1tnc.
Stun aber faeinen bic eeiammten, Der
@riitliden Gbaritas aneeb5rieen, unp
our@ Sroea ODER Congregational ge<
l~ettstea @nfalten ii& Der @ewoeenbeit
Gbetl6 Der t1euen 8eamtenpelt ri9t 3u
erfreuen, fowie eS AUDI gu Sage lteBt
raj in Gslse Der jln9ften Mabnabmen
res 6errn Giirten Net6stan3lers un<
fere Golf5ldulen elmer iebr bepeutenoen
Neuerun9 entse9en9eflbrt rereen fol-
len. Die S6ulbeb6rpen fino felt benz
4. Nu9uit confeliipnslps erfldrt.
Debbalb ftellen Die unter;eibneten
Der Mpre0e bic 8itte at, ben Safer:
1. Die fatboltlde pre0e 1oldersez
ftalt fret III 9eben> paB bic 8atbelifen
oe5 Glla0ss, cine MiQion 5eelen, tbre
reli9iSs= politilae 9ertretuns in Der
Sefenti;Afeit fnoen f6nnen.
2. Die eeleBli@ beftebenoen relieia>
fen Srpen in ibrer betlbrtn9enben Gba<
ti9feit befens su 3diBen, uno benlel<
ben bic ~corporatipen &e9te III tpabren.
8. Den @emeinoerdtben bas bis>
berise &e6t 3u bela0en> lire @olfsleb>
ter aus Dem 2aienltanoe ocer aus ben
reli9t5len Sroen III wdblen.
a. Die Congregation Der tarmberz
st9en S9wefern in tbrem onerfannt
ie9en6reiden 8erufe 3u f4iBen.
5. Den eonfefieneIen Gbarafter
ber Gplf6l9ulen, beieerlet @eldle@tes,
cuffs beitimmtefe 3u wabren unc benz
Ielben Gbarafter, Io tpte IS NIT zen
S9uuebrer>S eminaren in Strabbur9
unp Golmar febr elidlid eeidab, aud
auf Die oberen S9ulbeamten aus3uz
oebnen.
s. Gnbli9 bic @plfslduQebrer g.
eer ben pereerbliden Gtnfub cer &C.
@eieu1daften gu fdiben, curd
iie pom ibreh ecleren Berufe ents
fernt uno in pplitil9e Bublaeien bin
peroen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-13
How To MIX.

The Rural american says: 1t is q
fact that a poor mixer will spoil al
most any COW, and there are but few
people who are aware of the fact that,
in the mere process Ofmilking, a great
difference is made IN the yield of a
dairy COW. The abiiIy to bring a
COW to the largest yield Of milk, va
ries greatly with different milkers, as
many persons Observation-Disclosures
good mixers, are in reality very poor
ones, owing to the fact that q large
proportion of what a COW gives at a
milking, is seereted during the pro-
cess Of milking, it must necessarily
follow that unless the COW is in a quiet,
contented state Of mind, and satisfied
with the milker, the usual secretion
Of new supplies during the milking
will take place. 1t is generally
owing to this cause that cows often
times hold up their milk, as ii is term
ed, and this cannot be obviated so
long as the COW isin a restless state of
mind, and dissatisfied with the mixer.
An exchange says that six years
ago, a Scotch dairywOman did the
most of the milking of q herd Of nine
cows. She was the best and quickest
mixer we ever knew. The cows
gave an unusually large quantity, and
continued their milk later than usual.
The next year the samejob was main
" done by less skillful hands. and the
result demonstrated that the loss wa
at least ten if not twenty per cent.
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BAD SPELLING.

At the late session of the Orange
County N. W Teachers Institute,
each teacher was given certain words
to spell, and was required to write
them out on paper. The list OF the
~words-fifty in number-dictated to
the teacher, was the same that had
been used in institutes held in several
of the counties in this State, with the
following results ; In Ulster County
sixty per cent. of the words had been
incorrectly spelled ; in Greene Coun-
ty sixty-six per cent: in saratoga
County, seven per cent in SchohaiIe
County, seventysper cent in Chenan-
go County sixty-five per cent. /: and
in Orange County ffty-seYen per
cent. The rep0rtof Saturdays eXer-
Iclses showed that the word t'cachin-
nation" had bothered the teachers
more than any other. In the nine
ty-five papers examined, there were
no less than fifty different spellings
for this word. These included all
kinds Of combinations Of letters, after
the true spirit of English spelling. OF
course, as was remarked by Prof. Fra
denburg. 1.l l-a Laaaas3
In the ninety-four papers examined,
there were 1858 misspellings-an
average Of twenty-eight.
The "hard wordsn were as follows:
Intermittent, Heresy, Bilious, COer-
cion, Eestacy, Clarionet, Surcingle,
Paralyze, Licorce, Traficking. Sus'
picion, EIlipsis, Apostasy, Mortgag-
ing, Singing, Skillfuliy, Subpoena,
Allegeabie. Ignitible Phosphoreseente
Skyline, COLONIZATION, Vaseilliation,
Catechise, Trisyllable, Tyrannize,
Apologize, Gauging, Saccharine,
Hemorrhage, Rendezvous, Fahren-
heit, Galilean, Sadduce, Erysipelas,
Canaille Cannihal, Mignonette, Ka-
Ieidoseope, Hieroglyphicsi Apocry-
pha, Daguerreotype, Idiosycrasy. -
The Newburg Jou rnal, in closing
up the report says there is one redeem
ing feature in the achievement OF the
Orange County Teachers Institute.
The percentage of words misspelt is
slightly less than that ofany other
Ginstitute that has been tested. But
the shocking work which all the in
stitutes have made il a sad, yet faith
full commentaryIon the ~disgraeeful ne
glect of this important branch Of edu-
cation.
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The CHRONICLE
WHAT Is FAME,

1t was on a beautiful spring day OF
the year 184S that a beautiful bridal
party entered a mayors Office In the
environs Of Paris in order to have the
marriage contract drawn up. Small
as 1t was, this company, it was yet
very select the bridegroom was a tai
ented young painter, who at the pres
ent day enjoys a very considerable
celebrity, and his witnesses were In
@es and Paul Delarouche, two masters
of the French school. The pretty
bride had selected as witnesses two
friends Of her father; their names
were Victor Hugo and Alexandra
Dumas. After the mayor had very
carefully written down the names, the
Christian names and position Of the
young couple, and then turning first
to Victor Hugo, asked his name. Be-
ing informed, he repeated hesitatingly.
"Hugol How is it written? Has
il a final t2n
The poet dictated letter for letter,
when the mayor, with heightened
dignity, addressed the second question
to him
"What profession do you follow ?''
None at all, replied Victor Hugo,
laughingly.
"Indeedl No profession &C all? But
you can at least write, so that you can
sign your name here?"
This being serenely answered in the
affirmative, the other witnesses came
up. AS Ingres and Delaroughe ans
wered that they were painters, tbs
municipal officer measured them with
a rather disdainful glance over his
~spectacles, and said: Room or sign
painter?" The laugh of the entire
company vexed him exceedingly, and
he muttered morosely something
about, "unseemly behavior" as In
gres replied: Write simply painter
Alexandra Dumas understood bettel
how to extrieate himself from the
affair, for he gave in that he was an
annuitant, which placed him very
much above his companions in the
esteem of the mayor, who from now
on addressed him alone, and showed
him every civility. All these men
were then at the zenith of their fame
and yet their names had remained sc
unnotieed and unknown just here by
Paris, while abroad they were every
where known and honored.-[Leipsi
Garlaube.
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Every one whose memory goes back
to the time when the first studied
geography will recall the pictures of
the five races into which mankind
were said to be divided, namely, the
Caucasian, Monaghan, Negro, Malay
and American. This classification
has been in vogue about one hundred
years, but has been widely questioned
Of late. Professor Huxley, ina paper
prepared for the British 'tJournal OF
the chronological Society," maintains
that there are four main types OF
mankind. with a fifth derived from
two Of the others. His classification
is: First, the AustraIioid type
second, the Negroid type; third, the
X~anthOcroic of fair-skinned type;
and fourth, the Monaghan type.
These four great groups of men, &C
cording 10 Huxley, occupy all the
world except Western and Southern
Europe, Northern Africa, Asia Minor,
Syria, Arabia, Persia and Hindostan.
In these regions are found more or
less mixed with Xanthochrooi and
Mongoloids, and extending for a great
distance into the regions occupied by
the four great types, the Melanochoic
or dark-skinned whites, whom he re-
fgarks as q mixture of the Xanthoeroic
and Au~straliod tppes. One inference
from Huxley's views is that Darwin
ism cannot be sustained, because as.
far as we can go back in investigation
we find the great types Of humanity
Just as marked as they are at present,
thus contradicting their alleged de-
scent from 8 single lower type, to say
nothing Of its being as low as the
monkey.