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The New York herald., 1872-12-07
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTnENr,
WASHINGTON, d. o., Dec. I'll A. M.

OFFICE or THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON d. o., Dec. I'll A. M.
synopsis ,or the Past T,oeatv.J0r Hours.
The barometer has risen at the Canadian sta
tions and IN the Middle and Eastern States,
with northerly and nOrthwesterly winds
and partly cloudy moderate weather. On
the Lower Lakes westerly to northerly
winds, high barometers and cloudy weather
prevail; In the Northwest high pressures,
cold and partly cloudy weather, with southeastery
winds, which conditions extend over the Upper
Lakes, but southwark to the Ohio River gentle
northerly winds and moderate, fair weather, with
high barometers; In the Gulf and south Atlantic
states northerly and easterly winds, slowly in
creasing pressure and mid. partly cloudy weather.
N Probabilities.
For the Northwest, Wisconsin and the Upper
Lakes light southeastsrly and southwcsterly Winds
high harometers cold and partly cloudy weather
extending TO the Ohio valley; ior the Gulf and
South Atlantic states partly cloudy and
clearing weather with northeastcrly winds,
hawer temperatures and high pressures; on
sAe Tower taxes and thence over the
Msa3se and Eastern States northerly Winds
exA e&r~Meters and partly cloudy weather,
DtsA ssssasss lowcr temperatures; generally clear
vs&sAes and aerthwesterly winds in Canada.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

THE Weather In This City Yesterday.
yac rl,owiuy record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut y
Pharmacy, HERALD building: -
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

Average temperature yesterday. ............... 30
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year q
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
S HIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New york-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
06i,e.

DATES or DEPARTURE fhoM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07

BOSTON, Dec bArrivcd, schrs Artie Garwood, Young.
Alexandria; A Hammond, Baker, Elizabcthport.
Cieared.sieamcr Ncreus, Bearse, New York barks
Pizarro, Matthews, Liverpool Zephyrne, Johnson 50
nemarera; Kate sancton Rose Baltimore brig 9 Van
Horn lBrl, Hooker, Wilmington. Del; schrs Foster,
Rich, New Orleans via Key West: Winner Pluniner,
Jacksonville, Fla; Governor Smith, Pray, Balti-
6th-Arrived steamship Ashland. New York; ship
Princess Alexandra tBrL Littcjohn, Calcutta; bark
smyrnioe, Mayo, Smyrna; schr Emelne tBr, Chisholm,
Sc Marc. -.1
BALTIMORE, Dec s-Arrived, bark Alice (Rrl. Dix,
from Philade 10 load for Hamburg brig Planet IN
G), Kroger, Santos via Hampton Roads.
Clearcd-Bark Crlkct Kean Rio Janeiro and market,
briggs Somerset (Br Mcbride West indies Geo Gichrist
Hart Matanzas Ocean Belc, Kelley Boston, schrs Del
mont Gales Nassau Mp II Russell, Mehafey, Boston
Saicd-Barks AqudDdck, Rio Jnnaro do; schr Cicer.
BkUHswICk, CO. Nov 7e-In port bark Chandelier.
Aprahams, for Baltimore or Philadelphia, ldg.
BATH, Dec s-sailcd, schr John q Libby. Fletcher,
Cardenas
BUCKSPORT Me, Dec 2--saiied sshr Post Boy new,
l7I tons, Robinson, New York via Islands
Hh-Saled, schrs J q Slower, Arey and Vim u Jcwet,
Wardwe, New York
DRlsTOL Dec s-Arriyed, schr u Hinckiey, Hodges.
South Amboy.
snilcd-schrs VI wheldon, Fennmorc Philadelphia
Oregon, WILSON, New lcik ..'tt
BRIDgEPORf Dec b. Arrived schrs Sparkle. trorsy,
Trenton; Bias EonSop. Campbsh EhAapetbpori. sene
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-23
%tt8mF &t&8tr'S
&mpffrn& qlitAb4eitfr !
Die beffen. erprobten 8litab1etter,
in ben Ser. &taaten.
Gtne Grfnonng &!
Sm Sabre 1869 patentirt.

Die @ieenf9aft zines Blibabletters TT ntdt,
ben 8tie aus einer sroben Gntffruune a~nau3ie-
ben, ionbern It mub bic Rraft baben, pear1 Der
Blib in elmer entfernuns BON Is Gub, BONA Mb-
letter nieee1fdbrt benietben an3ssiebeu, nnb 1t
Golge ber @iatuasen uniaaeH@ ~ MAIDEN.
Die 8liba9leiter Rnb maiRp eetpuneen uub
tperben nit Rupferf9rauben aufammensefbt.
Mn @ebduten perben bieielten in @las ge{ebt
unb nit 8upferbrabt befefist aab 1eben brei
:3oa Spnt @ebGube ab.
Dteie 8libableiter tnb fsbr baverbaft unb
tommen tie auber Srbnune. @s fcQte Nie-
manb neridun1en, kiae @ebduli9feiten Dor benz
8lib 3u ft6ern, unb nur etnen euten 8lieab-
letter aufmaden IaRen. @er einen 8libablet-
ter eebraudt, foate bieie neue unb bauerbafte
@rfnbuns prufen, ebe 8efeQane (on|apo &C.
ma@t wiro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-23

Sd babe raetn @efddft bebeutenb S~ersr5tert uno ealte
nun cine erpee Muswatl Sen gferbeesf@trre1, eatta.
Rpffrn b., mel&e i'd 3a ben btqtefen pretfen eee1aates'
lam. Deene Qanbslente uerte i'd sufS pronasttbe beete'
ueu. &urumt uub Iteraeuat eu&. NJ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

aibt IS bubldeDeimltdtten ; tpenr, man
oter ami Gong prairie Nipsr einiae 8
Weilen btnunterfdtrt, 9e9eu Yong
prairie City, IA III ras game 9anc
NOD unbelettelt. alio "a rruree es nod
piel 2asp fir 6simfdtten aeten, ou@
wdre es eesisnet fur cine i45ne Miiz
iione0ation, arenn itd piele fatbolilae
6omilisn mitlammen anfereltsn. Do
mdre 70 cine citation ;ni|9en Beu
@iner uno Gong Yroirie uno nSrcli@
ranon. rdre MiQerssiue. IS finn
omar nod einlarenee YldBe FIR 9ein1z
itdtteen rpe1li6 Don 2ittle Sails amt<
l9en Srpan @iper uno 2ittle Glf, Mcr<
rilun County, iero6 i@einen rte oben<
s%enannten oiele ;u abtrtreftn.
@on bier nun teeab ft9 Ger bodwfe
Bt1dop mad Sac Henu, tpo abermalS
Greitaes oefrmt wuroe. uno Don bort
lber Bencpn uno Minneapolts na@
ct paul. S. ub.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

6ranfret@ uno England Gnoe 1861
cine &rieeeFotte eeaen Merieo, mel9e
lpfort cen 6afenplas @era @ru3 beleste.
Omar sosen Spauten uno Gne!ano (it
Don FER 5n~terpentiou 3uruf, absr bic
fransSll9e Nrmee crans in oas 3nnere
reg 9aneee, eroterte einen 9roben She'll
rcs(slbsn uno io9ar tie 6auptftact
Mericc, 10 ooB 9uare3 reueroines fies
ben muste. @ae bierauf aeidab, wie
Der 11errei9ilde grsber3osW arimilian,
unter Dem S1uBe frans51lder @afen
aus Ter bisb.rieen 3epubltf Merico
Elm 2aiierrei@ maate, Die admpfe bte>
ies unslldliden Girfen mit Suare3,
lopie nit cen ntrisuenN apuleons ILL.,,
NIT %uneebeuren S6mierisfeiten dber<
baupt,-tas allies 1T Dem 9eier in nod
gu frilder grinnerun9, ais cas- mir es
bier ,u sr;dblen braudteu. Sbi@on
mad Gerlhri{t ter MIR faniidsu Ser
fa7uns feline Mmtscauer ~ Gnoe stns,
bebauptete Suars; Die @ewalt fc,t pdb>
renp> wieselte cas- Golf 9esen Zen &atz
Ter Morimilian auf BIG pieier turd
rem Berratb eines 6SFinss> ten er NIT
bltnber CUNT iberbduft eeftir3t >par.
Suorea LIEF ben un9!ldli@en Gdrften
e1j1isBen, uno bielt reuerriues leinen
Gin,ua in Die 6aupttapt als 0aupt
Der Mtputlif. Netelisnsperlu9e,
ne miererbolt Don &ivolsn oeAen rem
unbeuSiamen Mann 9ema@t wurcen,
unterprldte eerielbe NIT blutt9erS trenz
&C.. SIN 5srtite oorisenS abres neuer<
einas nit Der pberften @ewalt tetraut,
mar er ee;munaen> ieinen lebten 8ampf
NIT einisen @eneralen auf3unebmen,
Die fd eeaen ibn emp5rten. 9'ittsn
in ritiem Sample muroe Suarei ru'9
cen SOB abgerufen.
llnbsu0(am III ieinen Gntf9lQ6en,
nit e~ilerner GnerBie, mietraaiid uno
idweielam eesen 9o&sefte1te in feiner
um9etung 9in9 Suare3, tidFdtsIos
in Der Dabl letner Mitel, auf fem
3iel lpe, Elm Depot unter eem S9iee
rer Nuftldrun9 uno Der Greibeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
8etra<bt,1n8en zines euti@em

@ir baben fiearet@e Rrie9e 9efabrt.
8or ben, Sabre 1866 wurre teta PER
f9ert, tab RE 9alten res @o|fes fi9
%permineern wirren, ,penn Oeferref&,
UNI init meilanc @eor9 .. @inde (6a>
een) gu reren, ~binau69ef@mi6en",
tpen1 oas lbrise Deutldlano 9ee{ni9t
1ei. Bsires 1T erfol9t. @ier3ts Mtl<
lionen Neutide lino 3u etnem &et@e
peretniat uno bilcen etue Ma@t, nit
Der feine anpere (i9 me1en fam ; BET
leBte &rie9 bat uns au6ercem l9meres
@elo ein9ebradt. Was lag ndber, als
rab Die LANCE sebeaten 6ofnunaen res
Bottles, raB rte @eripre6unaen Der Nez
eierungen uno ~~ltberalen" Bortfabrer
in Ger preGe. mie in cen parlamentartz
lden &5rperlhaften enrlid erfuqt Mir
rem ? Nter nipts Don oIecem ! Die,
lelten u9iteralen", rte Sabre lang dber
biz Steueri6raube, dter unerlawtns>
l:te ealten res 0olft6 an Gut uno
Blut ueuropdilde" Neren eetolten, BE
Sabre lang flr ra6 Bursetre&t se>
fdmpft boben - e 1nc tfumm 9e1porz
cen ; fe reren unp ldreiben nt&t mebr
ron St.uerr,ud, ron Buoeetrfdt, BON
G'eieBsn CUR Sideruna rer perfSnlt@en
unc rsltei5ien Greibeit. Sie peilsn
pielmebr rerartise Nntrdse i&eu 3urad>
iis beriuisen oisniteifris, 10 gu lasen
unbeleben aue Oelpforperunsen, uno
wenn iie recen, lo sei&iebt es nut, nm
ibren Rudsus su reden. uno mas
bat ciele Sage asi&of n? Gtnjte uno
ALIEN vpte flrhli1e braBe." Sbr ba<
ben Die Qitsralen TIRE lan3idbrisen,
frlber 70 unsefim seltenc semadten
J attei< Golcerui,aen> 10 wie BE pabren
3ntsrefeu ree Bottles, ibr bic Confer
%patiueu zen Neit ibrer @runufdBe gez
opfert. l>as 8ulf muB rarauf perat9z
ten, rab ibm bic Webrbeit letner Ser
treter bic Grl6te Ger reiden Grnte Su<
fibre auf ole g nit Nedt An1pru9
MAIDEN fam. Qiterale uno Gonierua>
tiue, lie treiten wie bic &esierun9 aur
-&h@enpclitif. a. sa@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

unp 9reiben nit Srrefalt beotadtet,
fin Blatt piele Sabre lana otle(en uub
piel wettbucle Befebruns baraus oe-
ld6pft uno fonnte t9 aud nidt MllfS
an ten1 Mann unp mas BON ibm aus
eine biQieen, 70 fano t6 i'm rod tm<
mer ebrenmertb, %petltdnois uno unterz
ridtet in bpbem gjrare, liberal unp fit
allen bumane>1 Gortidrtt f9 eifriQf
temlbenc, eht rspublifanii1 einfa9,
fret bon eemeiner @elbflu&t freilia
n{dt son, 10 in Gem 9eme7enen @eleile
rpanoelup, mie reBelre&t 3u9efubteWten
l9entinrer. Nle 3eitun9si&reiber mag
er IS sieueidt fir an9emehen baben,
NIT ueberraldunsen nit iprueelnoem
Neuem berocrjutretea, miro er earum
nun, als btrtits Glttrsr Mann uno m
Der b64fen WIrre css 2anoes belief
bet, n{@ls ais Aftniprlnse ma&en?
8etn ein3iser lsiner 0esner elaubt ptes
i'm Grnfe; mas Giele tefurGten, 1T
utelmebr, oaB ietne8 srwaltuna serube;u
einen @eseniaB CUR jebi9en bi'bsn uno
Dos 8olt srlt redt erf II ten pi,p, wie
idledt Is reeiert murbe. @reeltp tpdre
fiber Der leBte Menld> Ter fla 1uubetz
ten erlauben oiirfte, ba IT wobl metb,
pae tr tstnepartei binter f@ bat, wel&e
feline Gebltri1te bemdnteln, ODER @ewaltz
itrei9e als 0roStbaten auepolaunen
rirps. Mit Gem eri}en fallaenS dritte
mdre ct unter cen beltebenptn umltdn>
pen 1ofo1t uerloren. Grant ta8eeen>
1T er niat jeBt nod ptel oQmdatiser
als je 3upor? 8rau@t er i1d Dor IT.
senp elmer 8iQfirbanclune gu Ideuen,
"a er cie @ewibbeit aus ieinem erfen
lermine semonnen bat, paB man aud
eas @%e1werFidRe 3ucedt unp auf
Niats mebr beca&t it, ols ibm @eibs
raua ju i~treuen. Dlroe es, 70 LANCE
feline partei bsrrlat, m1alid letn, Jpn
loaar uesen wirfli1er Gerbredsn In
Nntia9esuitano su oerltBen? Gr fam
tbun, mas tbm eelufet aud gu ieiner
oritten Grm dbluna bic Drdbte legen,-
Auee miro tie BiQi8uns Ierer fnpeu,
welhe in rie obeu a%nsefltrte auerer9e>
benRe 2obbupslsi etntimmen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
1teber ben ,,e,1e,, Sertra9

rrelder flr3lid smifden ben 8esteruuz
aen rec Itutlden Reihs unp Tranf>
rei9s ateeitloi1en worcen, erbdlt man
nunmetr senaue Auefunft. 1sr ceut>
lte "Gtaalsansei9er" pubIisirt ben
Mottlaut let llsbe.einfunft ,re9en 3ab>
lung Ger a1isae ? Gntddr,sun9 uno
Ndumuna esr cccupi.tenl epartements.
Die 6aupttsitimmun9en lauten folsen>
permaben >lnne1taib odtlaee e1fDlst
Gle Natlftatirn. Cine balbe Dltl.arce
miro Swei Dienate nod rehabilitation.
ge5abtt. 6unf3ebn Sage na9 eieier
3ablung rstten Gle Tepartements
Wlarne uric 5aute> Marne serdumt.
sine 3npeiie holte WiiQ,arce 1T aablbar
am 1. Wdrs 1873. Iabei fol9t feine3e<
bieterdunung. Mm 1,Ndp 1874 1pirp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
Gin fb1a9enbes 3en0nif.

Grieorid Wand, alS entldiecener
uno eiftt3er Nepublitaner TN ganSen
Qanbe betannt fpri@t dd Iber ben g.
s~enmdrtisen 8ablfampf aus, wis
fol9t:
~@9cn pvr bier Sabren ftmu,te,
mir beutl9en &epublifaner fait idmmt<
lid uno gerpi6 BET Nmerifaner ptele.
fir Grant NIT @icrltreben, neil wit
NIT &eht ibm purdaus feine faatSs
mdnnii6e 8efabiaun9 %3uertannten ;
aber mir ~fpnnten nidt anoers uno tr6s
neten uns NIT rer G1martuns, eaB Der
Belieaer Sees, ndre smar freili6 BON
il feline lsbr aefdtdte uno oeifpoQe
0eitune unierer 5fentliden Mnselegeaz
beiten au boffen, rod I'M @tnne Ter
TRi1ttreae, res aleemeinen 6riecens,
Der Gbrlidfeit unp M%nfdreiafeit pier
SABRE lein bobs6 Mmt reytralten mir
&c, I'M, rama eiuem Befdbi9teren plat
3u MADDEN.
6abtn fi9 tieisGrmartunAen erfdut?
6aten f& 3u rem uorauseefebeuen UNI
pel9id nitt pielmebr Sdwdhe, &C.
meine @eltflu9t, fuloatti4rs6 errlaer>
eeldjfe, Corruption uno Nepotismus
i'm bDAfen MaBe uno Ger ooQi8 unbe>
redtiete Gbreet;, fd aud nod pet'ers
bin ouf Der unrerrienten 61be 3u bali
ten, bta,uosilst? ST Is i'm An9ei9te
Der unleuebaren Gbatfaden esr fre'en
Barser rteiss 9anres unp namentlt@
Der I>eut1hen (melde cod wobl ibren
Anlpru1 auf Die etribm'e eeu'l@eGtrz
lihfeit ni9t aufseten pouen) pdrots>
id rem ,parbaft bunrtlden lsbten BE-
ldluNe in Der regular rspubl,fanil@en
piaiiprm an,uialieBen : ~Wir Alauben.
bae rer beiheicene yotriotismus, DEF
Grnf pes Yorbobena, cas- selunce urz
tteil, Die prattiius Weisbeit, bic uner,
I9dtterliae Nedtidafsnbeit uno bic
eroBartieen 0ienf1e BON Ill. 9: 0rant
renlelben rem 0erjeu ces an'eritantlden
Bodies tbeuer 9emadt baben, uno mt
ibm an Der @pise-" II. I. m.?-W'e
viele Grass3.iden mlete man bintst
iecen risier Sret9eQeder.Sd B fteuen +!
uDtr mid eiamal betri8t tbut mir
rnreat; ,p,r mid ,peimal bstrast
tbut mir 8e9t," :. b. cen, erfen Be,
truce f5nner w:r iebr oft nt&t entse>
ben ; oeeeu Ten mterettolten Betrua
loute uns bic mittlerweile %asronnens
G~,fabrung iddBen. Eur6 nt@ts
wlrre ra6 gAf fd Elm t!d3lideree
Mrmuttseuentb auefeuen ais rasur@,
nas ea rura bic @%srldnRetuna Ger
yrantpermoltuns lid nit 70 auensb>
menp 9erinaen Q%e,lfuuSsn uno elmer 10
1ama6pcuen Wtufltbsrrldaft iuIries
zen erfldrt. @iel wirpiser 1T es fur
uns Mue, trseno einen iid uns er5H-
nenren neuen Nee auf jeoe @eiabr
bin III betrcten, als auf Ter lamuBi9eu
Babn ,peiter 81 tpancern.
TOD nun, pie ftsbt IS UNI Greeley :!
ST .er entmecer z,ein Narr, ooer Elm
S9urfs, orer beipes 3uslet& SD ba<
te Jpn mebrmals 9eipro@en, letn abun
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Gin Silb aus SEM nDrblicben
minnefptd.

Tolaenter Beridt lber ben 8eiu6,
>relhen unier bohw'1er ST. Bildof
Iar3li9 In ZEN n6rcliben Counties BON
@{nne(pta madte, 3ei9t neueroinas,
ta6 rte fottclilhe airhe purd ibre
Yiontere tie 6rifliae Girililation in
Die dubsraen Wilrni6e binauS fort>
rRanst.
. Belle Yrairie, %. Suit, 1872.
4teber @anberer!
Cine her an9snshmRen unp ~tnterels
{ontefen Nsiitn bate i9 aur 3eit Ger
Mid5Riden Girmuns in rtslen @eaenz
ten, no bic 6irmun9 nod ME @toti
fam, unp eten@o Die neuan9eitecelten
@eeenren i6 gun, erfcn Male elmer
bi,1eFiden &iitaticn erfreuten. Nm
5. Suli perlise Ger bpdmurris1e Sberz
Dirt 1eines DifcslansS prenael5 feline
9epSbnlihe NeNrcn3 In ct. paul, UNI
i'm rpeiten uuwese, pper nod Zen jeBt@
toe,1 @erbdltni7sn GA BE Gilentabnz
idienen ct. Yaul NIT Snertail (Reo
:@aipsr) pertinpsnD ouf Dem fur,eftn
Meee nod ct. Sclspb BET &uiblate,
unaefdbr 10 Meilen binter Sttertail<
late ii6 III bceeben, um BE febenfa&en
@aten ees beiltsea @eiites ben Girn,>
itn9en 3u fpenren. Sim fol9encen Sage
lam Der boamdrpisfe Siidof in Tus
4utb an unp Mittoas ee1elben 9aaes
nod Brainerp, no pie Npyp Yocife>
8abn bic fur,efe 9inie um pie @elt>
sen Miifl1ppi purdfreu3et. Broinero
1T elm Stdrden, ras feline Griten3
ter 81 snbabn osrranft. @or un9e>
fdbr einen, uno einem balben Sabre
aporo tos er(te 6aus tort eebaut unr
iest Rebsn an bic 800 5duler in elmer
sidten junssn pinerp> ieltit an pieien
Gi6tenldulsn, lie nod fortnabreno i'm
fril9sn Dudie fnp, iteben rls Namsn
Der Strasen pom 8ratnero a%naeseben.
@rtetter fiebt man bunrerte1peie ft@
bemeeen pur9 bic nat1rliden 9runen
! @trabsn gum Betimmunssorts ibrer
Mrbett. Ga fam Der Bug um 1 ubr
9ia1mittass an unp bewe9te fl@ na9
elmer balten etunpe Mufen1balt in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12
Pure Water.

\ correspondent writes us that be has a
well thirty feet deep. situated twenty feet
from u cessponi, into which the refuse of a
family j. discharged. He asks Us If there
Is any danger that the water in the well
will become defled when the well is ce-
mented from top 10 bottom. THIS Is an
Important question. a. these circumstances
are very common. and ia very few cases i,
there even the partial protection II the
cement coating given to the well to prevent
the influx Of drainage. IL = quite COM
mon 10 see wells surrounded with ,lopS
from the kitchen, or DRAWINGS from barn
yards Sometimes the Immediate Yiciuity
OF the well i constantly visited by farm
stock OF all descriptions. and it, condit lou.
in the spring when the winters accumit-
iation become thawed Is disagreeable and
unwholesOuc in the extreme Ii i too
commonly supposed thar earth will defecatc
aud render pure all liquid. which NAV pas,
through Al. While this is true to some ex-
tent. II is just a true thHt there is a point
OF -aturatlOn which is easily reached when
the earth no longer exerts this purifying
property. IL has been found that when
soil has been abundantly maaured. al
though heavily cropped. liquid manure
spread on the neld causes the water pass
ing on in the drains four feet beneath the
surface 10 be colored with it. This shows
how easily the point of saturation Of the
soil can be reached. Now, what must be
the condition Of the soil beneath an old
barn-yard and that adjacent TO it. or TO
long-used cesspool: The large quantity
of liquid passing into these places an
that from the rains constantly falling upon
and percolating through the soil around
the well. have completely charged il with
offensive matter which must eventually
pass into the well; aud although it NAV
not color the water. nor give it disagree
able taste or smell, it will exert a most
injurious effect upon the health Of persons
using 1t. Ii is well known that many dis
eases have been traced to a cause similar
to the one referred to, and that its removal
has Immediately restored the locality to a
healthy state. The peculiar Ipoison gem
Grated by decomposing animal refuse when
taken into the system produces a class OF
fevers known as typhoid, which are oflen
fatal, and always dangerous. As matter
of course. this poison affects all animal
life more or less acutely. and it is worth
while for those who have written Us from
several localities about the suffering of
their stock from diseases of a typhoid
character, to consider if they have not
originated in some matter similar to this
Pure water is imperatively necessary to
human health, and it is equally necessary
to that of our animals. and the farmer who
violates this law can not escape the conse-
quences. 1t is only a matter of time how
soon the unwholesome matter will reach
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Orleans VS.. Horses.

In this go-ahead age it Is dismal sight
to see an able bodied man toiling along
the road at the slow pace of pair of oxen.
and We have probably had as much to say
a. any one in favor OF the substitution Of
the faster horse or mule team.
We are bound TO confess, however. that
the picture has another side which /,
worthy of careful considera ion Ox-teams
are Slow. il i true, bat they are effective.
c,.cap. and convenient Horse, are a
necessity fer regular road-work and for
many operations on the farm. hat 10 i~
almost Indispensable t. have for occasions
considerably more team f1rce "a p g., needed
regularly. II the extra work o. pillow in..
harvesting. and hauling manure S 90 hp
done by horses. we MAY make up our m3ud,
70 haNe them more than bali the year c4,-
lHs or their heads u idlcnr~s. aud be iu
constant danger IF loss from the tlpu>alri
ill., 5hat hpr~c-lt> ii i hcir "a. 10 state
the ease IN "a nutshell an idle horse i. idle
capital, infested in an extra hazardous
rsk without Insurance. and consuming l-
sell month alter month.
pNti. on the other haId. Il p4upvi,t
treated. are tocTably safe -tor,houss 81
working power. VII not at work. they
are laying on hcsa which is worth somueA
per pound in q ready market Ii wc choose
Z sen. or which may b. taken on again Co.
;hr form OF hard work whenever eA.ay
ctll upon IL. In ease at accident ssc luas
rIl7r the tull amount Of our investments
90 .hs hands of the nearest hatcher. Au
idic "a Is active capital. the iuvt-fm,ul
is safe and weli iu-uTod. and his fodder b.
pltfty cef,aiu to .ct paid FOR. ci'ier i Gr~u
or boo nn,6.
lh, difference n retains intnc tUo r..~.s
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what the scale is. III we say that no COW
shall be considered perfect unless we can
hang hat on heT hips, surely it can not be
claimed that our standard tends to develop
beeiiness, and so il is with every point that
comes under consideration; If we give
value to all of the features that indicate
great butter-making capacity. and to all
that directly oppose the beef-producing
quality. we shall encourage the develop
meni OF race eminently fitted for The
dairy. II prizes AZ 10 be awarded ac-
eordHg TO the records Of performance at
The milk-pan or churn. who shall verify
the records The premiums woRld ~ 90
thosi Hao had the largest WELD OF bray aud
dishonesty Ia their milkcr~. We cas-. uut
know whose figures are true agd whose
untrue. and W. must judge Of the cow bi
her pedigree. aud hy what W. eau lrarH
from personal examination of hrr IN
order thar we may Judge wisely ana airiy.
We must have iAdicinu~ ana an iHNari-
able standard ga Scale of Points.
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Hints about Wheat.

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the well; and even though it be protected
by cemented lining, passage viii sooner
or later be found for it, .4mericaa Agrf-
cgltHrisi.
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- q M H. @
FOR THE MILLIONf

is1Ee opPoftun4ties are now oHered " securing
homes ia a mild, healthy, and congenial eIiraatr
Tor one-third OF their value i've years hence.
The NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY IA e,r
the Middle and Southern states improvesI 80,
gram and frnit farms rice,sugar and eotton ME-
Iatiens timber and mineral lands; civ, yiIYaga
and mill sites, factories Re NtS' iniii :
mr,se ior Lana Re sister containing description
ioeaiion, price and terms OF properties We have
Address: b. w. CLARK GCo
Inc Nationa Real Estate Agency
q" and ava Penna. Avenue, Washingt ID. &
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For Sale.

81 5-i0 \ "a 2.l0 X76 10 Y So tons n Nj. lgs old
carries iOs NJ. Lumber, 10 tons COAL Is fast SAL
Tor N good order and ready for use, For further
merclal Wharf, South side, Boston, Mas, ti27
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livery wear increase l.e
h-1tF oi thi1 valuable il"r l
ration, which .~ d"e
a'4ae. WE rr assure o"
patrons tAat d Nal. .@.F ~.
lts high standard and III - SURVEY
iN reinJ.e ani perfected prep.
lion f1r RESTORING t4HgF WIZ i4.t..