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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

fRiuNDs' MEETINd.-lydia Price, Of
N,-i Chester, visited Friends Meeting at
N,e West Grove, ON Sunday morning,
the l1th inst. She spoke eloqncntly for
o,rr half an hour, aud imprcssiycly drew
ih attention of her hearers TO the i'm
p, tar cu and proper meaning Of Words
Oitpid Press.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

ACCIDENT TOA WiLMiNuroNlAN.-nn the
might of the 4bih lust, Mrs. Wheeler living
iu The rear Of !. n. Ciemmcrs piano ware
luoms 4ih Market street. in this civ " ts
800 phiDtdelplit aud desiring To come home
took fhc Market street rniB for the " cHi
Philadelphia depot On arriving ut Thirty
hisi street, just rs She WAS Getting out
anufhcr car struck the car she was IN aud
the lir knucked her down. making = severe
hruisc nn the side OF her face, rendering her
inatusihle ini several hours. Medical
.td was SUNNI lnad ahd upon her re-
covering she vas taken 10 the Biug
ham House. where she remained until
yrsfrrda, morning whrn she came home
Latter In the dag gentleman called 20 SEE
her and handed her forty dollars sent hcl
%, mo Market Street Kailwn, COMPANY
,,I Tia Tine regrets ui all the officers that ihi
nii. air hanupupd
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

OLD MoSEY.-W c,werc shown Saturday
morning an old piece of money. II was
paper currency, valued at three pence.
and bore the inscription, This bill shall
pass current Tor three pence within the
Province Of Pennsylvania. according 90
m Act Of Assembly, IN de IN the Ith y.a
Of tie reign OF King Georre III. Dated
the 18th day Of June, 1861. 1hroepe.cc.
T.. Wharton" 1t was printed on tue
back the words, " Printed by b. Frank
lin and %. Hall, l7Gl." The scrip WIS
three by 29s inches i1 size. T. is in the
possession of Springer spear, who lives
on Baneroft's Banks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

THE STATE NORMAL scuooL. The cx-
cellent Institution which for some years
has occupied the second story Of saVlle's
building, at Sixth and Market street.,
will reopen on Monday next The
teachers, we understand, have all r.
turned, including Prof Hardness mud
Miss Osgood who have hccn rus iclting.
the one In Maine and the other in \ o.
Hampshire. We presume the puhlicnced
hardly be reminded Of the advantage nf
employing for their children, suth com
bmation Of talent and successful expo
riencs as this institution affords
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

LARcENY oF WArCH.-Andv Dougherty,
q young man residing in the suburbs OF the
city, In company with several others went
along and about the Brandywine creek
most Of the day One Of their number fell
asleep and while in that unconscious COM
ditinn. Duugherty, by some means obtained
possession Of his watch. On Awalting,
linurherty' complmon discovered his loss
lul suspectinr noughrrty. hid warrant
ISSUED tor his arrest he was arrested hy
county constable piersou. and hal a hearing
before Esquire Publ. who held him in $500
bait inr his apprar tncc NJ court, iu default
I. which he " IS cuuilncd 10 the city II al
seils.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

sELLERS-HAASZ --0u Thurs Fay, tbs 2s,
i1-Au,, tf the Nv William II Furn.ss,
villa tslicrl aud Amelia Haas, botb Of
lhiaisli A,A
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

The grls pn1 hnys named below wcre per-
feet u attendance az orr Public Schools
durIn" the three months ending with Tho
closing nj tho schools, June 9th. II gives
us much ulcpTure 70 publish their names
Tor they hgyo donc great credit 10 them
selves and honor TO their schools by thcil
puncfullity.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

TTHIT7HEU WIN 0AIVNUNl "
c. OASDALE 81 CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
Adjoining the cay iEaIl.
TURNS oF arusCHliTioN
ONE DOLLAR AND-A HALE A YEAR
playable In advance.)
re- subscriptions must opaid invariably
g. idtance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30
MARKET REPORTS.


WIN nf"N. list.. August ~, lsf3.
i.-.s ..7,osa ., .rrfp f,n.krvu,txt Mn.
a Ftortt t.tpelr' rs 7oepyr1,sr, mn,
sa fla, WON 40 ooaSaiG IN
'efrr ~i,Yr s55sg q.
,i.ert.r riov- 6.,s,.s :.
Wheat n.et,t m
o. 500
InNi' Avn Sroor NiREFT -CnHRRrTEn
fvVg~ nav rr lows NcLRAE n SOY
y NEERA ANn HEoEEgs. 6'2 MARKFr ST.
fold,.....,. ..........................
p"nn.. Y R.,--.................... b3I
lehieh Valley. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
iohirh Naviration.. ................... STsz
philade lp'is Reading r. R-......... 81
40 Canyons. 1875, January and July, llSsf
lwl........... ..............lly
O., ,o ~. iN'''''''''''''''''''''''''''iiii,s,
= % ioo
- 80 '"'' F''' ''"'' ''''''''' 1Itty
,,.i.,.-N g. AZ,
IT. l7'''.--.' -'''''-''' ~ ~
W. q a.. 1t .., -. o co
W. '.'' 'i's' 'iY'' '1' s'''''''' ''''-
! nila3alnhiq Markers.
TutnspAv August es
rro-p -S1,arHne NJ ~ 50lnt 20: extras
atti.,s so for qtrire and - 75f5 90 for win
frr Who c"'rHs' 40 7f07 % for Iowa and
w l''nns,n 'N.tra mil N',mNs Tor Mnnne-
soy 90 go - CONS 20 iot fehn a. inuiahA,
'nd ONO 90. 30; 4nl = Ni"lu inr nancy
hilnis rs ~ VNf!ly' iNe fl"ur sc!lN ~ ~
thAlN- n,.grr y no lmpFn,vrmenf 70 IRE re
corr m me ~ nl.Ne, Hales :" No. Is ~
" u u E
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

The Fifh Ward Democr4ts hri1 q meet
ing Vuos'iy tul passed the following pre-
tlIhie and resolutions
Wtrrr l.. We hrfn kno' lodge of . meet
ing Of 10" citizens uf This wand NJ the
Lgfav' tie Hotel irtcsurciivc Of marty and
Who have uuminAtpd Mr. Samucl r. Pussy
As a candidate for Cit'- Council; and
WHEREAS, The Democracy nj this Ward
having made no nomination for said Office.
wc deem n advisable to take some action in
this behalf therefore Dee ~
R,S0irrf. That we approve ihe object Of
said meeting. heartily endorse its nominee
and give him our support.
The meeting thcn alinufued sine die.
TENrU WARD.
The Tenth Ward Democrats nominated
Nylos lukc for Council. Patrick NcarV
for Inspector and J i. Campbell for Assist
lui.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

CASE or TREspAss. In the Delaware
Comt' Court on Monday the following
ease Ads beard; William A. RhOades, u
resident Of New Castle county, Delaware,
Was charged with the larceny Of horse
from George l.. Browning. The defend
art c..ilc To BroWning's house in April
.a.t aud claimed to be an officer. lie
said io had an execution, aud must have
either the money or hcNould he compelled
10 hwy On bis horsr. Browning refused
to pay him the amount Of the execution,
and me- SANE might the horse was taken
away from the stable aud removed to
Delaware. After having heard the trsii
inO.y of the pru-ecuior, the conrt directed
tho Jury 90 find M" defendant not guilty,
upon Tie ground that there was No cle-
mont of larceny in the case, The defend
an. in coming from another state and
lcvying m this manner, had, at the most,
been guilty Of nothing more than tres
u8ss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

BANg STorE SoLD.-L. W. Stilham X
Son, auciionccrs, -'ld AZ their auction
rnoms. on Thursday afternoon last, for Isaac
$. Elliott, administrator. Bank sinck az
follows: Two shares National Bank OF
pciaw ue at Wilmington for $40 per share
twenty-five shares OF National Rank of
Wilmington and Brandy wine stock. for
S'i0. a per share fnrty-twn shares Of vii
mingfon and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, for gus per share. George A. Elliott
bought ali the above stock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

DEAD BODY FouND.-The body of an
unknown white man, supposed to have
been accidentally drowned, was found
drifting i'm the Delaware river near Penns-
grove, one day week before last and taken
ashore at Pennsgrove and buried under
the direction of j. X. Louderback, j. p.
Deceased Is supposed TO have been a
sailor, about - years Of age he was 5 =
feet ia hight, had black hair, and sandy
whishcrs, aud supposed to have been blind
in the right eye; weight, ahont l5J
pounds had on dark thin pants, plaid
shlrt, socks, and boots considerably worn;
hnd leather strap (and IN IL sheath
hn'c) nruund his body. No papers or
letters to identify lin, and no money or
yauahlcs.--Sd lcu ~. 3D. Si1ibedm.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30


~ rand Opeta House
FOR ONE NIGHT OILY.
Saturday Evening, August so, 1873.
OSS & DTXEY'S
MIN TR e LIS,
TaK STAB TR1BPR OF THE WORLD.
~ THBiE
UN tQUALLED ETHIOPIAN SOIREES
A. performed by them u their OPERA HousR
10 Philadelphia
TWENTY-FIVE Artists APPEARING
NIGHTLY.
Messrs. CsIucTOss 4 Dixsy resp etfully an
nouncas the production. for the nrst time here,
Oi tusir rcseamiug burlesque, entitled
THE BIG MODUO INDIAN ~
Indian sqgstte :. sqosvs. sto., etc., By tie
entire eompfny.
PRICES or ADnIssIoH;
orchestra and nress Circle. a.
se;;srysa seats 10 orchestra and Dress Or ls, g
bflcongs ~
= ervsd seats may be had a: Robelsp a 3 rs
mnsis store. srt 2s-Y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

inANp LnnGE WLsr. Nu.--ThH Grand
in annual session In this city. 81 Market
sifeet, next cdnesday. nj 10 A. NJ. The
officers Ell the q. T.. of Pa, and others are
rNpect Il to pny irAternal visit. This scs.
sion " expected to be one oi more than
usual interest.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

RE.u.ios.-rhe former pupils Of Swithin
g.. SAofiiidgr viii hold a reunion ut his
school iva kennctt square, on The Nth Of
vitvd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

RRcErrios IT Is said that the Delaware
Fire Go. will receive the Pcrs lveraucc Pa
CINE Co., Of Lebanon, Pa, at some near day.
NrrNAtize- Persons entitled thereto
may .ccrrv Their nt'ur.lil ttiGn ptpei' at
3. rs ass.n of tine q. $. Circuit Court on
Monday nest.
BASE BALL-A match game Of l..se bah
was plat el on Thursday afternoon between
the idghtinN aud star base ball clubs
winch e. tltcl In favor of the former 10y a
SEQ 0f u tot.
RE.usioS.-Thc former pupils Of Swithin
q. Shof ilidgc will Mold "a reunion IT. his
school ia kennctt square, on the Nih ol
Seniembcr. All his former pupils are in
vitvd.
rEsErEas ArroiNrnD.-G enrge Chance
hNs hrrn appniuted 10y the Water Mitrh
sud nNId 5 naves by the Ftne Hose 10
tri as p ierccs 10 the trlsl of engines To
come Oh Saturday Wee.
a Cow NupLY AssAurr--Ioreph Richard
son Was before FsVIre Frazer uuuu the
ehargr of entering tic htr room Of RHchhel
i"iukleV. making nu assault upon her, ana
throwing her furniture 1ut ni The window.
The cnwlrGlN wretch WAS fined ~ and
COSTS and hcl he i-il bail.
prc Me Tho Spiiituiliu pie mic Tues
duy ihnur' mot 800 numNi 1uH.y aticudt q ~
WIS . spruicl. was on thc whoica rirhsnn,
air. lAr cnmpmy rninyrd Themselves
dancing tuf singing. and mr. Nichnfd~Nn. a
| hllnd medium from Massachusetts, became
| c.iraured and under spirit influence made
. short address.
------------
irAND LnpGE INLET. Nu.-ThH Grand
lodge T. q. of q. r.. Of Delaware. Will meet
| IVA annual srssiun IN this city. Oil Market
| street. next ~ gIugaunV AT 10 A NJ. Tho
oiiieers 81 the q. L. Of Pa, and oilers ARE
! rN pert 10 WnY iiAtcfndl Ni4it rms Hrs
| sinn " expected 10 be one ni more ihtl
usual interest.
/
! iiorrirrlrrtNL EAuRirluN. a call foI
| m.ctint. ct tnu4r iuipfeaiei in fhe itorfi
| rulnrh Exhihtinn At Institute HnH nn
! Nuutiav evruiue next, will he found in 0ui
! advertisement roinms. Il the meeting h d
hai better 20 II van Vantthe usual Autumn
fair.
----------.---
Why ArpDrrov t1,r.-.Iusi before dusl
! rucslnv, team drove down aIarkc
ssH...a ..tt....e..r L., .ffnr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
1llttnntSnnnr.
Tim Ryan's old Dcbt.


The pony, Flanagan, and myself we're .
great deal surprised to ovcrtako traveller,
Something about his attire, aud especially
his "acutu' expression, made me thiuS
tim 40 lrishmau who had returned from
America. Aud it proved was right. My
guide gave him good day, aud with my
perm. sion. q scat beside himself Where
upon ycniurcd TO ask him where be- was
from aud where be was going. believe
It is O. right peculiar 10 Americans to ask
that OF the world over.
" | nave como from A,nerici, ma am and
am going to see my mother, who lives up
the mountains by Cashla Bay back
WIS warm IN my praises OF bits dutiIuI
conduct With little laugh, he said, !
came for that aud one other thing
q" To be married, perhaps 2"
No, your honor ma am; it was just
for bitor skull.cr,cking LODGED, m,an,
saving your presence, ulltcll you all about
il. About five years ago went toSriidie
far, being then in the mind Of going 60
America the month alter It's o erud
fair, with @ great many zig. iobbor, aud
caiile-dealeis 10 10, aud they ! drink Ioiecu
ike water. met boy there. one Mag
raw, who Gourishcd ahead OF the whole
fair. wasn't half his size because hc
swelled himself up with bis couce.f. and |
kept miuc to myself; bat could not bear
to see him calling himself better hoy than
myself So ! dared him OUT, and ! got tine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
Josh Billings.

Pride is cheap and common you can
fad it all the way down from the monark
on his throne tew the rooster on his dung.
hill.
Thare are cxccpshuus to all rules, no
dout, but tho exoepshuns don't win often
enuii tew make en- pay.
The same time spentin learnin tew phid.
die passable tune on one string wul en-.
able man tew bokum an elegant shu.
maker
Man is the only thing created with rca.
son, and still he is the most unreasonable
thing created
Happiness consists in havin what We want
and wantin what we hay.
There IL lots ov eddiclted people in the
world, who, If it want for their learnin,
woodent kno ennyihing.
kno what it IL tew he grand pa-it's
fun alive.
Responsibility in these times depends a
good deal upon a mans bank account.
veiyblddy but the kussid phools are
tew work for themselves.
The parrot is not game bird, although
they bite good, hang on well aud die hard
They have no song, but kan be nrut tew
sware korrectly.
\ parrott in private family IL about az
usehe az a sekond attack NV meazos, and
makes more trouble than takn school
marin tew board.
Whatsoever kan happen mqy happen,
aud We have no excuse for being surprised
at enything in this life.
Menny people are virtowous for the rep.
utashen NV il.
In square dto the heart "a allus too
much for the he'd, and I'm glad NV it.
A regler old-iashioned thorobred lie
don't 10 much hurt--it IL the halEbreeds
that do the mischief
cater for little children i luv en- i
believe they have been CRATE success thus
FAR, and amt a goin tew run out az long az
pholks last,
find plenty Nv people who are williu
tew tell you all they kno, if you tell them
all you kno, but the mizery NV the trade ia,
they don't kno much,
It IL just az natral for an old phellow
tew give advise az il IL iew grunt.
There IL only one impulse NV the human
hart that IL alike in US all, and that ia
self.luv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
Literal answers.


Boy may | inquire where Rob'nson's
drug store is?'
Certainly, sir,' replied the boy worry
respectfully.
Wei, sir. sand the gentleman, alter
waiting while, "where is it2'
| have not The least idea, ser honor, 90
said The urchIn
There was another boy. Who was accosted
by an lscetic niilIe-ored lady with:
boy. | want 90 90 90 Dover street.
"Wcil.ma'am,' said the boy why dou't
you 60, thcn?'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Cons THE CAUSE or CuIcKn CuoLERA -
A theory is promulgated that corn is the
cause of chicken cholera--that it and HOG
cholera are most prevalent when pigs aud
chickens are fed almost exclusively on corn
that corn contains less Of the phosphate.
and more Of the fatty matter than Other
cereals, and this accounts for chicken ant
hog cholera. Well, let US have facts, zen
uemen. Let those Of our readers who's
chickens and pigs have been afflicted will
cholera tell US how they have been fed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
For the u nunq.
wy KtTrRN's LIFE.

w hiIIfN'N LIFE
Ms pretty snowdrop, full NJ play,
Tufn your druwsy head this way
What Is life, % pussie. sayf
Life" said pussic, Winf ing her eyes.
AMI twltchinK her tall IN dfol surprise
Lie p Oh ne racing over tho floor,
out at the window, aud In at the door
Now on the Chair.i. ack now on the table
'Mid halls Of cotton, and skelns VI siik,
Aud crumbs Of sugar. and Jugs uf milk,
All so easy aud comfortable.
Lucl Oh IT, rolling ovor and over
On the summer graeh tori amt budding clover,
Chasing the shadow ~ last ~ they run
Down the green paths IN the summer sun
prancug and gamholinE brave and hold
Climbing the trcc-steins, scr itching the n0li
Now, what know Of life I've tOld.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

OF course there is some other income
from the farm, but there are more than out
goes enough to balance it, Tho grain we
sell viii not keep Us ia -four, and the other
items will not pay our store aud mechanics
bills. Thus you see at your price, instead
Of empty paying" we should run behind
hundreds Of dollars yearly
Again You sag Toll on the earth is sure
to pay rich per cent. The bottom never
drops out" About four years since a
noighbor, wishing to change his business,
offered his farm for sale. He was offered
ifty.6ye hunlred dollars for it, but rather
than sell FOR that. he reutod it on shares.
What are the results2 The mau that rented
it claims to have made no money. The
owner has never received enough to pay
the interest on his Investment, and now
offers to sell the farm for four thousand
dollars That would look as If the bottom
was well started, to say the least.
The newspapers are flooded with adver-
tisemenis Of farms for sale at large dis
count from former prices. If the facts are
as you state them, farms ought not to 90
begging for purchaser. I, by no means,
despi'e farming; but when | sec farmers
rated as the best paid and most independent
class Of people, | beg leave to enter my
protest FARMER.
Waitsdeld, November 3. 1873.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Farmers Profits.

Nssrs. EdU0s In your "}1s'ncss
Outlook Of October -. | think you must
have uulcr.tooithc farmers lit, prospects
and success, moro in imagination than by
actual experience. It certainly needs
creative fancy TO place them in that highly
independent position in which find them
placed by ycur article.
Yol sly, "tbe only clos, That are above
a1y ro4l distress ave the farmers They
are above wupt lass, or fcqr." "ThsI
lives for the few ycur past have been east
ia pleasant places" "Thcy have cancelled
their mortgages" etc. That is Office farm
log. lis vastly easier to sit in the Office
chair and write oCthe pleasure. aud proi'sol
farming, than it is to grasp the storm real.
titles 1f a farmer. life Lotus see how fact
and ancy compare.
The town of WaitGeIl is pleasantly si'.
ul,ed go a fertile valley. IT,. inhabitants
are mostly farmers Taey arc 60 iutclli.
gent, hiJl.workiug class Of people, aud yet.
today more cham ooe.halr of their farm.
,r, under mor,,,oe Attbo m.t ,n,u,l
,elio, of the prapl li-t there w,. hpt five
farmer. in town chat ala potsl,im thcnriv.
u.re of,,lio, ont SOM, norton Of their
stock r,r d.fs know fno reason why
vh,ti- trns III this town. should NOT. in n
,r.,t measure bo tf, Stat, Of affair. in 81
m,i,r;,v or ,bo town. I'm tho Staff, And
vet this i. the condition Of a class that YOU
saw need sin, mo- other SON, tbap 90 be zone
dnll carer SING such a .opy %. this. when
tbeir mor,,ay,. are bscomip, due and
tboir u,.tcr.-,bc money lcpders-ore
savio, to them. 90 Money +. tigbt. we mnst
b,vo e;,b, or ten nor cont ar else wo INNS,
foreelos, op the mor,cooeio sing suob q
sooros,b;s vbcni is nex,to inro.sibrc to
realize any money for ANYTHING thew NAV
Inv, u, .,.req WHOM J.h,s arc bcc,m;,.
In, tbo g,r, h,rrol boc,r,irc omrtv cola
wio-or.o,,r,o, and tho children erwin, r,r
boo,s,,l .,o,so WV t- rrlc- s,cb civ.
cn,.,,oo.. man INNS, h, harm idio,
MP - f., .,,,i.c, FIR Re,rlehoro mn, To bov,
q c,ol sh.r, f, or,bo tiros
,.rho ,r,c,;oo or sov.r. o,,,o,o, on Cha
mar, or nany So Tim, sir i. no now hin, ror
the f,rmor ho,is mar, and ,,rce, Of ,he;,
c,lli,g-o,o r,he e.st r,irci,los If ,beir
ov;..o,.o In whoso ho,so, ,,onl1 ron
lool 70 G,1 tho sos,ly n;,ro tho s,lonl;a
nic,nrcs tho m,rblc.,onnodt, bio. and otbor
furniture to match Amopg the farmer. ?
Re- No mc,ns
Who i :, ,bo, m,tos he;r ANIMAL ,orr
70 tbo Adriopd,cts there IN spond the hen,
If tho snmm., mon,bs in ,ocroo,ion mad
o,;o,non, Vho - :, tho, and
mo,ey 70 y;.i, tho vhi,e Moon,.i,s s,ro.
toe, N.w,ort and o,bor rornl,r ,l,cos n,
ros,r, . shorid ,or looL f,r tho c.rmo,,
thero ,on would G,d ,h,,n ~ soor,o ~ ,bc
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

So friend asked Us, the other day. We
replied, yes when the straw, after the
grain is out oft, will bring from SIS to
S2j per ton for manufacturing purposes.
II does bring this in many localities,
and is grown for no other purpose. BE.
sides. the grain itself is growing in favor as
material for bread Tho consumption of
Rye bread annually increases Germans
use it extensively; its sweetness and nutri.
ton, as served in the German restaurants
and beer saloons, is attracting the attention
of Americans 1t makes delicious bread ;
aud our people should know how to utilize
the grain aud the straw. aud remember that
IL is not only an excellent late fall, winter
aud early spring forage crop, but an excel.
lent summer soiling crop, as well us good
green crop to plow under. But the profit
to be realized FROM rye as a crop will differ
in different localities and uuder different
circumstancos---hen when we recommend
rye as paying crop, we do not recommend
every man to make it one of his crops,
until he has found out what its straw and
grain, or it as a forage, soiling or green
manure crop, is 10 him. This can only be
done by knowledge Of the facts aud figures
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

There is disposition 10 the West to
sheer at New England Tor her agricultural
products, without rejecting upon the i'm
porlance Of the home market and the in-
creased value of such products without the
deductions by hoavy rates Of freight. SEN
ator llamlin, in recent address at the
Audroseoppiu Fair, stated that the grass
crop of Maine is worth three times as much
as the wheat crop Of any State of equal
production. In 1870 the grass crop was
l,0a3000 tons, and this year II is estimated
nt 100000 tons. worth at least thirty
million dollars. The wheat crop Of the
wheat growing State of California was in
1870 sixteen million bushels, aud was not
worth near so many dollars. The Senator.
N view Of the complaints made at the
West, aud Of the better prices obtained at
home, advised young men, contrary TO that
OF Mr.. Greeley, not to 20 West.