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New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
TILE pnsrAI-cAR QUESTION.

THE Hon. Montromery Blair, during the term
M whose service as PostmasterGenera under President
uIncon the system was mas written
N letter to gentleman In Pttsourgn' fehn'' whch Is
ub,shed in The Post Of that city, giving his views upon
Sh n,o, On connection with the claims lately made by
kho a,roaa companies for increased compensation. He
- ,h were first introduced for the purpose
-, .o,iD, handling and expense in distributing and
o.sorting the mails, and promoting expedition and
.to, and that there agreement and It was not
contemplated TO pay the railway companies anything
traditional for the accommodation. they were already
leoeiylng all law allowed and increase was recon-
amended to Congress. Mr. Blair in this demand
evdences Of the overshadOwing growth OF corporate
mower which embOdens the companies to take the tone
rhey have lately exhibited not only with respect to the
rAs but with respect every other service they render
10 the people, and he thinks these demands ought TO De
xterny mot and the corporations made TO feel tnaI
while they will be protected In all their just rights under
ne law they net above the law and must lay asioe
the ambition which now possesses them to be masters OF
nhe Government Congress, he maineains, mas OS tnc
constitution "full power 10 regulate commerce WIN
foreign nations and among the several states ana SO Is
entitled not only to fix rates for carrying the mas pu'
dor such other transportation may be found heceS
sAry to regulate. In closing his letter he says: =,
II being competent for Congress 10 impose any CUna d
tons which may be deemed necessary upon IS IalIl AZ
companies other companies or peTsous
This commerce., 1t may fix the rates iOr ~ 81 be
N necessary ana especially for the TRANSMISSION Oh uS
mails the rapd, regular, and cheap coonSCs ouNO Va
which is indispensab to the commerce OF the eo9y,
No interest connected with this commerce nus 50 uoP
nm fbe eAcencv OF the mail service as these power
1ni corporations themselves for whose business d y tne Io
most active and essential OF agencies But ie1 'ng d
have the fatal eff of uncontrolled power over rates anu
80 blind is the spirit OF monopoly that they wo9e cut o
abe springs of their supplies by their eAaetons'
This is an extreme view of the case. It claims Tor
Congress I'm time Of peace all that was ever claimed ior
A. in the special exicences of war If the reasoning Is
correct Government may any time take possession Oh
The roads upon their refusal TO carry the mails or any
thing else at the rates fixes But the roads are ehar
tered by states. State lines seem to be getng u
In the sight Of Mr.. Montgomery Blair.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
BUTLER AND HIS BRAVES.

Whether they will or no, the Republican
Journals OF Massachusetts forced to contemplate the
sossibty Of Gen. Buffers being their next candldate
or Governor There faint murmurs OF protest here
mud there; but dare raise decided voice. lesJ the
seouel NAV shame present words But The Springfield
Repubiioan being wholly independent can say just
what the others are thinking 1t SAYS that the Butler
anpaign promises to conducted with singular mod
ration and quiet To bo sure, the cry OF Free Rum
and Radical Reform" is tickle the ears of sundry
dvellers in dark wards Boston But says The Bepu0
1iedn:
Instead OF bounding into the field with warwhoop % ana
hrandshed tOmahawk, he did two years ago. ne now
hneans to ambush his enemies. in the crattlest M9a9o
style with the aid OF Boston Tommy ana ~
shire Neddy," and other WHY oId & nc G,ar
10 draw out and kill off the other candidates Tor Cover
t HsS Gov " SSe sse S TtSo & srSg
fight in every town. and splitting the etIte COnNeh-
hOn He does not now purpose speaking 0llc Irom Wy
Etump-wel knowing II was his speeches that made
his noninaOn impossible Two years ago But OF course
ke will find Il hard TO keep STILL and 1t may safely pe
yerred that his peant temper and his overconhdenee
an his smartness will get the better OF pTuuence III
khis important particular Nor viii ne lack tha sort OF
papers always afford him, and which produce the same
eject this great statesman that red bandanna docs
pD the American gobhler
7As Republican, however. thinks these WORTHLESS are
not the only allies whom Gen. Butler has at his side
pt says:
He has row the undisgused friendly support OF Gen
Grant whose income be has added SS OO year, and
thus bound the grateful Chief Magsaten IN the strongest
O IN nigh places in this State are openly
eecrety for Butler. The Collector OF Boston is nus right
ehal does more work for him than for the United
States the chief revenue officers are IN his service Az
body guard OF obbymen The State COnsables are gen
ray Butler men, and the leaders Of the lobby recognize
30 him their natural ehlet
This Is good showing for the hero Of the Salary sea
end it may well be said that Democrats look at the
ching in this way it may be believed that year Of Butler
would be good Dhysic for his party.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
A COMPETING CABLE SCHEME.

The managers of the Southern and Atlantic,
and Frankiia Telegraphc Companies, in conjunction
with the agents OF the Direct United States Cable Com
tahy mited), completely hoodwinked the officials Of
Nhe Cotton Exchange yesterday. and secured what ap
eears 10 bs decided victory their own behalf The
Seet Of the meeting, as stated in the call, to dis
tOss the proposition Of the American press TO lay
opposition cable, and TO devise some means Of en-
sOufsRing tho same the part Of this Exchange"
Snaes A. EastOn, Secretary OF the Exchange presented
series OF resolutions fayorng opposition scheme,
ana committing the Cotton Exchange 70 its elaboration
ana pedsng its support through the subscriptions and
patronage Of hs members. Mr. Crensbaw brother Of
tes President Of the Southern Atlantic Telegraph Com
bAnJ. suhsttutod resolutions fOr those offered which
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
BROOKLYN wATER.METER FRAUDS.

The Brooklyn Common Council Special Com
mittee appointed to investigate the alleged water
meter and patent stOpcOck frauds OF the Board OF City
Works, which exposed in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
met again last evening Alderman Brown Of the Twenty
first Ward presiding Great interest manifested in
the Investigation and large number plumbers and
payers we're attendance last evening Julian Allen and
william A. Colt Of the Citizens Committee Of Fifty
present. Thomas Z. MeiGhan licensed plumber. OF
No 92 Court-st the first witness, and he testified
as follows: --"--4v..ls
Ihaye bought the patent stop cock for no apiece but
they be bought for less; three cocks 9 useu on
each house the couplings OF the patent are screwSa
and are better than the ordinary faucet and ca
can put 1t ont OF order it is liable TO leak and must
then be replaced do not think that the patent cock s
OF any benefit TO the propertyowners as 1t does not
answe the purpose have seen 10 tampered with; the
difference between the price Of the patent cock and the
ordinary is OIL 10 have heard that Mr. Rhodes OF
the Water Board is patenee OF the new cock; believe
that this patent cock could be furnished for s. each
George B. Hooton OF No. 47o Grandst., practical
plumber had used the patent stopooeks but believed
they were neither useful nor ornamental.
The inquiry theniadjourned Till Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

During the last few days has been discovered that
many of the Assistant Aldermen under the pretense Of
press OF business have delegated the power OF signing
their names 10 clerks and attaches OF the
Board and either these persons or the Aldermen them
selves have been Systematically robbng the public and
in most cases the poorer classes Of the people, by exact
ing from them varying from 500 to $500 for their
own signatures which they compelled by virtue OF
their Office give gratuitousy TO applications for per-
ms signs show cases. etc For tho last two months
complaints have been made repeatedly by those who
susp eced that they had been cheated In most cases
the applications have been made for the renewal OF per-
mits and as under the old Ring money was demanded
for everything, tho public were prepared TO pay
clerks almost any amount that might be asked
As nearly be ascertaned i've or SIX hundred dol
lars has been flched from applicants for signs during
the past month OF two reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE Wis
office in the City Hall, and obtained from Sigsmund
Wise the statement that since his connection win TUG
Department on 20 he has received repeats COM
plants from those Yho have leeA " persons
In the clerks ofn of tho PSard OF Assistant Aldermen
81 money for the signatures Of the Aldermen 70
Applications for permits While the reporter was IN the
Office clerk the firm j. & Riley Carr OF No 81 John-
ST. presented application for permit to hang little
swinging sign in front Of their building. lie stated tha
the application left in the clerks office OF the Board
OF Assistant Aldermen, and after being Kept seYera
finally returned 10 them with two flgnatures
for which 500 was demanded and paid.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
1ECrUREs AND MEETINGS.

Tho Rev. George Macdonald will deliver his
lecture on John Milton" this afternoon, at Association
Hall.
The Arion Society will give its fourth and
last musical soree OF the season, at Its hail. In 81 MARKS
place. this evening. =,
The corner stone of the new st. Bernarus
Church. West Foureenth-st, between Eighth ana Nh'n-
ayes, will be laid by Bishop McCoskey tomorro" ~
800 d. IN.
j. b. Wolff read paper before the Cooper
Union Polytechnic Association last night IN Whcn no
held that the theory Of unequal expansion was nsnf-
eent explain the violence Of boiler explosions thaI
certain boilers which Approximate safety arc not con
strueed upon the ruest principles; ana Ihat Possloy
some agency not yet fully recognized may DO tno oauo M
The paper and the general subject OF steam Doers "oo
then discussed.
AT a meeting of the Eight-HOur Enforce
League, held last evening, at Germania Assembly
Rooms the Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported progress. and delegates representing Painters
Lodge No. received. noteworthy event OF the
meeting was the withdrawal OF the delegation from the
Federal Council OF the Internatonas at whose call the
League first Organized. The reason gwen iOr tne
withdrawal by tho Internatonals was that the Trades
Unions refused to send delegates though they orned
part Of the league.
DR.. Frederic r. Marvin, Professor of Med
ical Jurisprudence at the NewYork Medical College,
lectured at Pympton Hall, last evening" on "Ep iemie
Deusons." He said that 1t seemed 10 have been the
peculiar mission of modern science to demonstrate the
permanency and universally OF law; to drvefrom the
very thought OF caprice, and introduce invtoabo har
mony where there was the widest dscord All thipgs
have causes and governed by perfect and consistent
law. Science has torn the mask OF fable from the lace
OF nature That moral and criminal epdemies do exist
ONLY means 20 prevent delusions arising from them
TO healthy public sentiment against thep Inc
Liberal Club will hold special meeting TINS evening" AZ
Plympton Hall. Of respect to the memory Oh their
fellow wmember, the late John Stuart Mill
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FINE ARTS.
S. p. AvERY's COLLECTION.


The greater part of Mr. Avery's exception
ally fine collection OF pictures lately exhibition AZ No
Broadway be offered for sale at auction, at the
somerve Gallery, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
May IS and a. Only few OF the pictures having been
disposed Of at private sale and a. halfdozen OF the
smaller pictures that borrowed from private col
lectons 70 increase the interest OF the exhibition having
been returned to their owners, the visitor to-day will
miss hardly anything Of Importance. We can still enjoy
for short time the Student" by Seinhe, No. 61 in
trnscaly one OF the finest pictures ever seen In New
York-a real masterpiece and the "stiLife," No &c.
OF the same artist by the side Of which much OF the work
Of Desgofe and Bakalowicz looks thin and metallic
Amateurs In the fine arts who OF speculative turn
had better look to stenhei they will no doubt ind
when they come TO se-and selling is the badge OF all
their tribe-that he is better than even Rock Island
Castre's Japanese Painter of Masks" "Clarns Feed
ing the Faplngo" Bouguereaus Echoes OF the Sea-"
Plots Flowers for the Bouquet"-a picture whose
lOvelness grows with every visit-Gerome's "Bsch-
Bazeuk, Esoozuras powerful Rue de Rivon," wissow
Homer's Rainy Day." RiefstahPs "Rest at the Way
side" these few Of the striking pictures in
collection the general excellence OF which has not lately
been surpassed in New-York. combination OF crcum-
stances fortunate for the buyer Of pictures at auction
has brought these works to try their fortune at public
sale. MI Ayery's high character "a dealer will In
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
pypARTURE OF MISS FAIrHFULL.

After an extensive and pleasant tour of the
United States Miss Emily Faithful sails for England to-
day on the White Star steamer Oceanic. Yesterday
afternoon Miss Faithful entertained board the
steamship by Mr.. Sparks and the officers of tho Com
pany select party OF guests present and the af-
fair pgrtook Of the character OF social farewell recep
ton There was some excellent vocal aud nstrumenta
music. Little speeches OF farewell were made, and
short charming poem was road rom H. T. M. tho
% the good and adieuK OF the OCCASION The
Elgin Watch Company sent a nne gold watch TO Miss
Faithful, a parting gift The watch made entirely
by women In the Elgn Factory, and the autographs OF
the fair workers were seat Ia u scroll accompany
ing IL.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., Friday, May 10, 1871 a. 10.
Sunopsis for ne past tisenLY- four h0urs.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WAsHISGToS. d. c., Friday, May 10, 1871 a. N.
Synopsis for he past trenfy- four hours
The low barometer has advanced slowly into
Michigan with southeasteTly easterlY winds, cloudy
and occasional rain the lower lakes and In
Canada and New England; nOrth-easterly TO north
westerly winds, cloudy and clearing weather in
the Middle States; northery TO southwesterly winds,
rieinc barometer cloudy weather. in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States rth-wesery TO westerly winds in
creasng pressure low temperature cloudy and clearing
weather in the Ohio Valley and to the
upper lakes. -,,,,,
For N, Middle States and l0lcer lake region me pres
s,fre ,cW slory increase during ihe day, icth south
1oeserly 10 esteriy oinds cloudy and eieany Ueaher,
and occasional local rain.
For c. NADIA aud New-England lower barometer,
southeastery to southery winds, cloudy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tennessee
partly cloudy and clearing weather. nortbwestery TO
southwesery winds lower temperature and rising ba-
rOmeter
For the upper lakes and the Northwest. and thence
southward To the Missouri and Ohio Valleys north
westerly winds low temperature clearing weather with
occasional local rain and possibly hail.
Reports generally missing IRON the North-W west
the upper lakes, and the Southwest
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
I0sEPu EEIIOMS.

There has probably been no resident of the
western part Of the state OF NewYork who has been,
for many years more generally being identi
fed with the and settlement OF large tracts OF land
there than Mr.. Joseph Fellows who died at Corning,
N. Y, on the 10th ut in the 93d year OF his age AS
agent Of the Puleney estate and as trustee OF other
great landed interests he had during his very long and
busy life business connections which extended from
Buffalo New York. His manner and appearance at
tTacted attention being always remarkable ana old
fashioned He lived unmarried In quiet and secluded
manner and left large fortune the fruit OF indus
try and strict honesty.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
DARING RAID OF TIE MOpOCs.

SAN Francisco, May 9.-The following dis
patch was received from the Lava Bed tonight:
LAVA BEDS May I, via Yreka, May s-rhe Modoes
made sorte to-day train returning TO the camp
on what IS known as the Island" whittier the quar-
termasters and other stores had been removed from
the former department at the southeast corner Of
Tule Lake, capturing eleven mules and three horses
They burned three wagons and three Of the escort
wounded namely: Private Burgwell, Company b, 2lst
Infantry Private Evans Company l. 2lst Infantry, and
Private Burns, Troop @, LIST Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

u.ical-Tbe undersigned takes special pea'ure IN anuouhense
their patrons public general that they have t Gay op
their Yzw AND MAGNIFICENT WARRROoNs No. liz FnbV aoo"
s,,esptb.t SesYork with full Of their eeleba4S
GRAND SQUARE UFRiGHr PASoFoRTEs The deand Tor s
KnAbe Piano extent NeWfor and the kast
the establishing Ct regular Branch House 10
ses.Yori mpeavey necessary matter Of convenience q 09'
patrons and to nure the eung Of all orders dispatch All orders
htrted to house purchasers a. veil s
dealers will receive promp, attention factory B
tmore. A call $ respectfully solicited.
wN KSABE & Co. Baltimore sud NegYork.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FTnh Arenuc HoteI-The Hon. William A. Richard
SON seretsry Of the Hon Gideon wees eecreay
NsTri Judge Ward Rant Of the sgPsms Coart the Hon
Solicitor Bin6el Of the Treasury De-
pariment the Hon D. of TTnmsnsbzrg AsseOblyman
ivne Albany; Thatcher magoun Of Boston, Edgar We u Hart
f Judye Thomas JUICE Paine Hoastudge g.
Boston, and the don " Pruyn Of Albany Wsst.n
ssr Ho-Er GregorY Smith o. Vermont NichoL1s
Hok-The Hon W. Hendee Of Vermont g. Ca OF Phil.
adspbia the Rev Cartwright Of aaou cansds; the Rev G..
" o,sbugh George Jerome of Detroit and Leon de Ia
Consul Of venelaes Gay HoMaitheI Hale Of Albsny
Mefropo! HoblSensor West Of LouanA Allan Rutherford
OF the Treasury Department Arthur Shepherd Of Washington and w.
d. Gswod Of St Lous heg York Bokt-Lous Jann Of Wash
iugau
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE STATE or TRADE.
MAJESTIC MARKET.

SkvonLHAss MAY sFOur dul Treble BIiri - o.. o1
At l2tdl3c Bran 72ie quiet Prime s250SH, Ch9.He ~
Pork dul SIS Drysatei Meats brn
Rib 9lc; Sides 9 dulL hhouder
Clear RIB Ioi Clear Sides lole Hans dali at ltse % az
$40; l0ic dali; Common, y c FNf "
8Io Molasses-Reboed 5c Whisky dol AZ e6 gc CoHe 9ees
l7i6l9tc. BIchnge-SDrng D7ii Nevfort aghs Pfs"
God
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
MARRIEU.

PosTRR-HAIGHT-Os Thursday May By Rey A Roche -
By Pos James Foster 70 sara d. HAsh Dom o
this city.
JAYNEsRARBsO Tuesday. MAY ls5 at the residence o. s
BRIDE. parents Rev Ayah Wbwa Of 81 Johns chapel ba
Gustav Jashne 10 Charlotte u sesres all Of New'iork
LEWIS-WATsON-On wednesday, by Rev. Dr. H. d. horthr9b
Edward J. Lewis 70 Maggie Watson, both Of this city
PRENTSS-TAFT- the residence Of the brides parents AZ Corn
n Y, "Wednesday May l. by NE he1 Jonn w.
Teal T. Melville Prenss Fannie a, daughter Of DAne lA
WYLIR-PARR-On Wsdnesiay May b. Rev MeLeot D. d
assisted by W Wyhe Rev A. O. Wyle Of Phalspns %
susan NJ daughter Of tho late John Parr OF this city
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
POLICE NOTE3.

The residence of r. +. Stillwelb at No; 129 west
PoThrs was broken BY thieves THURSDAY night and
Jewels valued al $500 stolen.
Mary Mulhearn age So of Twenty y-n1nthst, was
killed instantly falling through sylzht distance Of - ie
hall aoo Of the boarding house No. 81 ChntonP "hs sAe
WAS a work, yestergay
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

American Gentlemen search o. good and economical Lss
ton tailor are directed BEyJAsIS Ulster House. . ConduSt-
London W. Noted special materials and styles for Ulster UaToa
and universal covert coats shooting and country u nc
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
CATTLE MARERTs

CBrcAso 9CArTLE-Receps 2g0 head market ve qetf
stok sales of commoa 70 extra spgef At % o4 - "
,fockers 80 -50 G5. 1900 n pens unsod.
HOGs-cepts 10000 bead market 6fm and fshJ acv coess
medam 1S1y1 % ~ tof goSa "
strictly
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lPor other chip Ne,cs see FtJih Page.
nn.fuerTn nnUTG

a,.rox Mv aArye banks Peter Dickson. from SOursbsysI
Fam Real on Iquque; brig II. G. sbley hom Batavia; sef
p. n,,,v ron N.spias Maggie Mulyie. from savannah G. w.
Appersop from MayagaeI Harmon Curtis ron ossnai yohn So'
from Mstanns; BARK Charles g. Lea rom on saf"i Ob'r ."
TODD rom Messina; Adele McLoon, isom CarlensA 81.
SAVANNAH May 9Ar1yei schr slater iron boston; sAes
H. MeG'ery, for Bangor Ooonee' iOi 'AN@''' D "
Hes
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
MUNICIPAL SNEAK THIEVES.

ILLEGAL CHARGES FOR PERMITS FOR SIGNS.
The law requires that permit, or renewal
of permit for a sign show case can only be granted
upon written application, signed by the party desiring
it, and indorsed by Alderman, and the AssisantAl
derman IN whose ward it is to be given. regular tarf
oFr tat xad nv law
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

"I Came from Canada, DIR. COlton-woud come frou'
Europe my Teeth method j. perfect sAa pAenS
ar iahalng the gas Headquarters 10 Cooper lastute
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

Never Satisfied merely doing veil the Messr Ros ths
Az HOUsE Boston constantly adding Improvements
that keep their the front rank that has 80 'az bees
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

sure purchasers against disappointment and 1t win be
enough TO call the attention OF amateurs 10 this sale to
insure general attendance
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
5perial Notites

The Twelfth Anniversary Of Howard Mission will b
EVENING. May l3 at the Aesdemy
dUgng BY the children the under
the direction Theodore B Perkins aud GA Roxi-
pent md will give interest the open az
er.rses 10 7O Tickets the Nlssoa ~
New Bowery, orAt The door
GARDINER WAREHOUSE AND RAILWAY Ball. pas.sd By u.
Senate takes property 100 wide Battery 10 On. hasdr
Iethst within $50 buthead line on both ry. Zoe
railway and depois aud Ia grants snornOas
BIsR and oPPosRh ALAsp OWNER
=. p. Avery's Auction!
SALk OF HIS KNrIkB COLLECTION
COSTLY PAINTINGS,
MAY - AND Ia
100 choice saeos br asa
evening al 6so BROADWAY,
VIII be sold By SoMRRVILLB See under
PostOnoo Notico.-The mAi foe Eurvpe during e wosk end
Ing SATURDAY Nay 10 1873 will close this o9es on wsDNks
DAY al l0i N. GA rHUASDAI II a N add oa SATURDAY.
Hua u uduAp THoS. l. yAAkS. PestnAsp.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
HOME NEWS.

rHERnossrER, YESTERDAY At DicxSsoSs. IN PARK
sAm-4so EoOn-5Oo . m.-5o Midnigh-5io Avsnge-l7lo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

smaller shall outve the larger in beauty ana eneeuV
ness Examples OF unskfulness In TINS bahonnt of
the finest OF gems stare the face dairy 10 snop WI.
dows and nightly at places OF public eptTtainbsssI
I6ey are discredit 10 the jewelers. ART undOuD.soL,
hut IN the eyes Of all cOunOisseurs thoy equay
the wearers who are convicted by them OF ouLiSB s
nOnds not a. an intelligent matter OF taste out N
mere spirit of vanity and noeAV
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

Major Malley has instituted suit agaihsA hI
M 7uns Of Salt LAKE CITY $4,000 for an 'es'S '
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

s.ed IN stso bail Grahams wounds It Is believed, will
be fatal
opIyGE-A 5000 bronze statue OF the late Lewelyn
g. Haskell was placed In Lleweiiyh frh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be tndOrsed Nth fia
Rdnle aud oddress
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
WASTED T1ouBL.-Thare !. n.

WASTED TRouBLE.-Thsre 10 no
use IN u'suuring land to xr,w weeds !;
in buying tools 70 rust out ia tho open
sir; ia erecting buildings to rot away
tot want Of paint ana care; 10 buying
animals and lesvin9 them to the un-
h'adsrsd action If disease ; ia accumu-
lsti"G manure to gil tho air with it,
sxh.l.tione, and the bro"ks with its
!eschines; in rsising forage 70 Zoo. .
bsrnysrd With ; in buying lsud to year.
y lo"e itsstreng:h aud virtue in grow.
ing crops 70 feed the uuheeded insects.
Yet ua"rs than one Of there defects
may b seen 10 .la.ost aursstra;ued op-
Grafton on every faru, in the country,
and the ezt.ne 70 which they lower tho
average success Of our farmess il great
Ct than would be believed.