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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

RCR-Tbe general dull tomorrow holiday
comprise 20 casks Carolina 70 hags sngoon and 90 Db Louis
ans ut prices rang ug from7 c q SSc respectively.
SRRS-Coyer dull held firmly 9i Eiih 9l3 BIZ.
Other kinds qule; and unchanged
shade sales % Cboice
terms, closing S5s. asked, aud Sic hit
SUGARS-Tbo STEADY with moderate demsrd the es
today comprise 800 hhis Az hhds Good Refining
81 hh Medo is; and rumorrd about 100 hhds Centr
ugsls private Refined Sugar i'm az yeeays quotations
TAILOW fairly 8m sales Of ~ bids Prime CITY
73; % stock 49, aud 10000
. DO at l-lGc. .
TEA-The quiet without change sales Of 800
1000 hahesis Oongs not
prd. .. 1900,
WHISKY and dull. aes OF $50 bb 98c and 100 bb
reported seller SanaaEy, 91c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

Ipouded 10 The abe are For Forward delivery
nric-, advanced G0 &C. y 10 bdsues at Tue improve
pent. sales Is follows all basis Of Low h.idiugs 49,
evening. ; y Janusry, ZJJ ID "-lbc
l5I,c 500. ..32c Febrna-y 100 10 2l'2c 900 1876
100 Is l3l6 300 10 y 52c. Msrch, 100 10 lbc 300
rs 1889: April 300 l6 81 ,i2c 100 10 NAV. 100 IIifs
100 II 932c June 100. II - l5c Tota $500 bales Sales
TO-DAY UP January 400 10 6lCc; ZOO 10 lI32c; 100
IL 5l6c 100. 10 ll.i2c. 800, 1s-; 300 - lie; 500
l5le 100 10 1922, 100 lJ4sc 400, - ll 200 10 ID
32c 500 IS 7iGc 200 70 Lose 100 u 7lie RsbrgaI,
900 l6c 300 10 3l.;c 400 70 - lc 400 70 ~ Sc 300
i6e 200 10 Lie 800 i6c 100 10 l-iG2 100 TO- 1872
Is l-S2c 300 liz 100 IL liIc Aaeh 100 lOl2%' DO
l6 Is 200 10 l5-s2e 300 iG'sl 900 10 1872 200
l6's 500 10 1924; ApHi 800 l7c 100 1917 300 l7e;
900 II 1920; 100 lie 200, n Lee 100 u lie 200
June 100 l7s4e Total 800 bales 6rud Total ZOO bss
COPPRR-Tfe RIO has and bsye
business Newi1 Inst hands tbis
80 and supplies IN 81. ports Of the United
STATES 1922 hsgs Baltimore, u 64 bsgsi Charleston.
1878 Galveston 800 bags ahost
NewYork 30 900 bags and nost loanug for
other ports 40 800 NesiOk above
stated 80 The THAI RIO 1852 hses
which 1888 bags Costa Rcs and 1913 bags
S.yans Within the there has sold 2013 bag Mara
ard Claribd l9l2 haas Porto
60 and 800 MeKcsp consumption st
from rs 57 Jsp9 sold before arrival a. - a. all
gold for mild cofas scy aud strong Msracabo
quoted 26d27 Porto Rico 25@2Gc Mexican % 02tc aud
savanila 26O27c. gold
FLOUR AND MEAi-Te inquiry Flour light and to sell
- accepted though there little
realize; aud Stripping Brls Good AMI Choice
Family ie,d' and quiet he close The market
especially the meinm grades l2OoO bbs We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NORTH Rr,r VtS~is ana kai'rod1s 1870
Dec 2-2f pkgS Ashes pkes BeeswaI % bb Copper
hale, Cotton i63 pigs Dried Fruit $50 bDls Bg2. 1908 boA
foar 1872 Wheat 0l00 bush Corn BOO bush Oats
900 bush Malt 33J bbs. Beans bales
Hemp O bales Hops 10 bd Hides "a bales Moss,
lJ bb Rosn Spirits Turpenue 1913 sde. Leather O2
nkg, Talos pigs Stesn l12 Beef l2fO Pork
$50 psra Meats l5il tcs Lard 500 Dressed Hogs 4322
pkg. Butter Cheese 81 bags Peanuts 81 nee "a
pxss Tea Starch lGG hhds Tobacco i3l pigs Tobacco
lJJ bales Wool All blsWhissy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
WOOL MARkET.

Dee Woo msrke, bp and holders are nd f'nt
prices anticipated a. the
advances reduced qnle,
LIST Of J,nuary the OF minuiae
slc1 with the advanced view"
holcs trade for short time TO The
Double RJs Ohio aud PesGsyyans fieece have
Medium and LEIra Michigan and Wisconsin al 3oT
5 ard Peece " kEd condition TO he
,d under per Pulled the sales have
been Tie sales and fancy lots of Eastern super
hue zoe California iron
l7a3Oc for Pal Gnd 25oo3Jc Tor Spriug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
EeQai Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for che CITY
" add COUNTY sHw YORK HORACE K TliUkBkk
FRANCIS D. TIT RBER. ABNKR ID ThUhBbN sad sLbskr
SMITH Pisuaf, .snn HUGH silbLps prlesasaa
on (Com not served To the psess
hereby summoned and required 70 .ovs ts "npsss
u Comnoa Pleas CITY aad Ooaaiy Nss tosh 10 s
House aaI 70 serve COP, Of ,o1 anssM .,h,.
o.nt oo lAs sao.cn his oMe 5oS btosiws Nov
.eay ias ssrvcs Of this samisou on ero s.-
i.y ), ucb ,sryies a 20 the sad
he ms Aforesaid the plaintiff tas action vail sis
40. for Inc Hssdrc rs 100 Dollars ~
E On. ss., I., u November as ,bossD sys esaass srA
.,y.at, Ibrse, S-sid.s the " this scaoe ps
seuon ohce oil To- Oesh 81 he ear .s's
C and Coas VI New yofs % We psucs kuusS
1873 nls4sl " WIT " NN~>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

500 PER 100 SHARES; $3.50 PER $4,000 GOLD.
Stock privileges. gold privileges puts and calls.
double privileges in stocks and gold. all contracts
negotiated ON members of the Exchange or respon-
si5le parties Explanatory circulars with references
mailed to any address. LtPHET BAILEY,
Brokers, Il Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
And the following for bank shares;

In railroad bonds afrmer feeling prevailed, though
fhe transactions were small. We notice sales of n.
". Central 6s Of 81 at SSl Michigan Southern
Second Mortgages at 95 Central Pacific Gold bonds
at %. and Chicago and North Western Consolidated
Gold Coupons at 7ss. The bids for railway mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
Glcndinning. Davis & Amory's closing Prices

Residing closed IN Philadelphia Al III.
Gold was weak and lower, the market being dull.
OF the price wasll0 l09sd Oand the rates
aid for carrying T. g. 5. and per cent until Monday
,snd hat The days business at the Gold Exchange
;ank WAS as follows Gold cleared. S3GO19,OOO gold
balances 81 .j9O99O; currency balances S2O65,3oJ
The quotations for gold were as follows:
DO co. llO. Loo. 1O97s 1900 1925 lOOlQ9's
EOSO...lIc 1880. 1898 ! l2:3O.lOs's GllO
The DAYS business at the L. S. Sub-Treasury
twas a. follows:
a.d r-oeps . 1921 543 10 Currency paints si444l3
oN payments. 10s63l 80 Currenc5 balance p 1879 ~
5.59l - Il VVO w
lCsreaoy receipts. ooS,d1f Us
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, closing as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR NOHEY is always an
important subject 10 Doth borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pro-. r..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read NJ the
Portland Scientific Meeting, ia reported fullY IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Addres, THE TRIgUNE. New-YOIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. in crest per cent guaranteed By the
EQUITABLE TRIsr COMPANY. Capital, Si.0JO,0)0.
For sale at the office of the Company No rs Cedar
ST.. n. \. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

I've Ma
GO No. - sm bn, s a,t vessass 800 bbs We quote:
G.: Corr Ss;s No.. g: a.s g a9 g
psoas,sn. a Is s3sss a. f.n 50 So BS Meal arm
S nj soa 81 4O Cob sidSl %; GrssAd Feed 81 loo
'pRR,GBTs-T1 MARKS generally sssm tsorsA tho
limited the osersss chiefly Cotton and povnos ING co.
gssemsn.s neiude Liverpool By xean oOoo onsa os -
i2La $500 bales Cotton uns IN "a ben R,e,
~ CO.. 10 oadop bv sses $50 Bacon 65 and 90 to
Porn 10s BY sail 100 bbh Flour a. d. and 80 sn S 400
l2 70 Giaseos 400 bor~ Baeor oIa % sna ovv
bbls Pos Il. Antwerp BY steam 1000 bes rouI pc pn, "
tss German bark teep OF osS tohs
sss, r.. sis .sso si. !: ss s .S ss Pa
Der cont prmse; AMERICAS bs Of 6lo toh hence V1
with Slaves. q private -. .-.,.,..,.
limited efeos oonossioS soa hA 70
made spnns Winter opoDed ofn oe, que AZ se ~,
dull end esse especially UnsIadea spnns M ~
gs1s for the holidays wes The .sies rs 800
IuA a 81 65dsi 80 or Uasaea spuus 81 90 iet No Chosxs
sP - % a. 81 g. @ No. %.sstos ia store 81 80
ws.en; 81 White M1hissp ncased the sales are Dog
'sd low. q ss ssSs s. o6 Ss. s' No. Sss
Mpesso. at 81 61S& 6ihi 800 bash No NORTH ct =
s 6O 1900 bush NORTH West at 81 90 81 300 bush No
,ors !, al 62s bash Canada Club 81 S. an bend aud
"a OOO bssh No. Chicago At 81 So Barley drm and s do
Of 800 bash Poor,rosed STAT" =. u 90 sW oee
sops Barley Ms quits, sud unchanged ales Of 5000 bash
lghn So O steve ~,ih m demand ssd ess
ossa a. 900 bush ssr one m,ee q si@sye
hired 58e55c chiefly At 6sa@'9 Witt" eg@oOe; State
At 5S,4e67 &c o' hIed sye Without sa-sss s sals arc
bodsys The sales TDJov bash DAMP An1
Unsound 67@7a New Wessfs hrd a. 5o@sIe sast AMI
a 90 " 81 2Ds2e IN store snd sis8iS .aoa'' new '" ""N "
HAYfbs ssppY liberal sArko tsDo. quote Pune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, closing az

Money was in ample supply at and Z per cent,
CLOSING at g. the discount market being to 10 per
cent for frs-class bills. The loan certificates
blown to 81 100 OoO the legaltender circulation out
etsndine footing up SS76,SsI,OOO, an increase of
)si59Ooe.
Government bonds have been duh and lower. We
,.nnex closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
DO Uhom II nun Concern

DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula. Piles, lmpo-
lDencs Diseases VI the enes,vr Orx,p, HkSRf oANisLs
NJ D.. l4a Lexington hus. or rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
noMRsTIC MARKETS.

i,..yy Dee 2s-whst market steady but dull RYE dul AZ oO-
r stats from store Corn 606S5c for Wssi.rn AIed Bar
IL, quiet Nothing doing in Malt Data dull -
bALrsohH Dec 24-Cotton 6rmer Low Mtfbpfs l4'eHloe
Floor os stesdyi Howsd saPetne ~ 76dso 90 EIIs
a. sOsT 40 Family 81 bOOsg; CStv Mills 81 rs Gs6
do EIus 81 50 Family, 81 7tasl0 75i %s.sss sSsr
Whes. sne Cs other Trades de and hes.y Corn "e.d,
southern White. 7lG7ee DO Yelo. 7297Se MID scsia a..
A." EbiI 53c Bye Ssd95 Iias du $lsSs23 PIovis
80 ,.ist Mos Pork-Ne sl6d$l6 IS Bulk Nests steady
ssousn e.; c.. RIB sides 7's BAo sesdy n hsa1s
80 ANIMAL Al siaa6sss wstss Bu,,es arp nd unchsnred
coSss u.shsaeed and ssrsss. wbisty veal n 81. - 80,
KuryAIo Dec -Impern fx One Lsss "a hen,-6gOo bon
yosi ~ dl7 bush What 90 st Sst Com 81 SOC ss: o.s
b77s Bar.s, BrpofnoS6 soy sa.a wheat 20 Ny e
GnaS snnvs s7ds7 sos Bsisn 81 3ess rs Amber wns<
800 Az Wh,. Wi,sr $685. 90 Wb.t urn Milwaukee
No sprag 80 Chicago No sps,ns 81 80 h.i Wns'
-, ~ "a 1Ws,tern At Tie dull, Western beh al 4se
B,riey sm Canada III 6O0sl 60 wsstero 90 Rye ssR9s
NJ TO- Desed Hags a 7e n Other .reess ssohosea
cuo.so Dee 2-Plour qao and unchanged Whoat opened
s h sass S.,,. ss,e. Of No Spring 81 10 No 2ds u lis
mot or DeosmLeI 81 No. Ja1nAiJ Mo- ", ~ QoaaSl W..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25
THE MARKETS.
ICsetuiIr rcportsd for THK rRrnrg
Ia

running Iasu1t no
more han pa q above tne etsfr iuniea
ogLissEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25


Interest oent pasbe on The ~ d OF Jane
December each aud the principal Will be redeemed Oh Tie
trstc Of iheoembef 1896.
proposal should ,-slrd Endorsed Proposals for Couso
Ne~Ysk and neoscd
SECOND envelope esssd 10 Comptroller.
For fun information Tbs City Record
D.. ANDREW II. GREEN Csmotrslls
c O New Y,k Department ol tias;s Csl,'ess o1er Do
& 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-25

INV Okk, Dec.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the SIOCk-
~ HOLDERS Of the BRCkWTn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ION SnI
pAyy that h, MEETING for the ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
viii b. held At n the Ccmpsn Jan 1874 All arr re-
oued The books Of The Company closed rom
~. gst, mil ian g T. D. BARL0W. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05

ROBERT c. CASHIN AUCTIONEER,
"A. win sell at auction positively and without reserve,
THIS DAY Saturday, at 10Y o'clock,
entire elegant Household Furniture Of residence
2l0 West 2lst St, near 7th avenue,
tedour and Princess styles Bedroom suits In repa
gtool Cover and Music Stand; Centre Tabes Etageres
Consoe Tables Turkish Chars beautiful Oil Paintings
0ronxe8 Mirrors Curtains Clocks, &C.. Hall, Library
and Dining Furniture, silverware Cutlery.
Chamber Salts
. rosewood and walnut consisting OF Bedsteads,
9ureauA Washstands Wardrobes, $50 yards Carpet
Chaira Lounges spring hair Mattresses Blankets,
t0unerpanes Take 7th 9th 2lst st.
u B.-Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05

A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALE.
"A This tsATURDAY) morning April s. at l0K o'clock.
Over $40 lots Of elegant Household Furniture,
800 yards Velvet, Brussels Carpets, Mirrors
Bcautiful latest styles Parler Suits.
Rosewood ~ octave brilliant toned Pianoforte
rosewood walnut Chamber Suits style of Louis XIV,
at large private lis West Eighth
sCIinsn place., between Fifth and sixth avenues prop
Works Of Art, BroHzes Vases, Lace Curtains, Marie
Antoinette and Pompadour styles Paror Suits Etagercs
Cabinets Tables. Bookcases, Turkish Chairs Lounges
sideboard, Extension Table, Glass China, silver Ware
Cutlery, Mirrors, Curtains Bullets Bureaus, assands
Spring and Hair Mattresses, bedding, Bolsters, Pillows
Ingram, Tapestry Carpets Oilcloths, &c. 4. ROTH
Auconeer Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
citv country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05
nEGRAAF q COCHRANR g..
~ remove May 70 ia and lSl West Twenty-third st.
Great clearing out sale preparatory to removing.

TUESDAY, April 4 at 10Y A. NJ,
AT DEGRAAF A OOCHRANR's MARBkOOMS
l38 Canal and 10 Vestry street.
their entire stock Of Furniture consisting Of rosewood
mahogany and walnut Paror, Chamber, Library and
for first class retail trade, and nliy warranted
goods covered In any coors they desire. samples q
which will be on hand for their selection Al goods sold
chipping and remain storage free Of charge unit
May1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05

A CARD TO THE CLERGY--BRETHREN, IT HE
hooves me 70 say 70 yon that yen are not genuine
followers Of Christ; that do the
the Law Of Revelation" That you followers
st. Paul than Christ. That Christianity much
science =: Are the material arts and scsncss have
on Of the Holy Bible by WHICH All Universities Of opnisns
must vanish without cav call upon you 70 open your
people Do not ley The world think mat yop ere as.d
pie and liked law, and instead nurture opinion and blind
fathi Or, you will not grant dncere lover q God
and to do Ichalcnge you TO open discussion OF
the most important subject that man can engage IN.
p, g.-To-morrcw, Sunday. p. NJ, will discourse
again at the Theatre tAtheneum) ses Broadway Sab,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
ENGLAND Threatening Mexico.

Our latest news from the city Of
Mexico represents the English Cabi-
net as threatening our sister Rcpub-
lio with invasion. Spoliations. by
Mexican citizens upon British subjects
in Honduras arc stated rs the basis Of
claim upon the government of
President Icrdo for damages, and
neglect to make prompt payment and
satisfaction therefor is alluded to in
the note Of the British Minister as
liable to provoke the occupation Of
Mexican territory by hostile English
troops. 10 this most Objectionable
document Mexico has answered by
civilly affirming her disposition to
execute faithfully her treaty stipulav
tlons and to prevent recurrence Of
dcprcdations but firmly rcfus-
ing to entertain any proposition
for submitting lo any penalty for the
acts of lawless men who may have
trespasscd beyond the bounds of the
Republic.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
How parent PLAYS indian and gets The
Worst 8: II.

\ New Yorker is very much annoy.
ed because his two boys have read
so many Indian stories that they
have gohe wild with anxiety to play
Indian, to 60 out on the prairie hunting
for the real noble rcd men. The man
was taking a nap after dinhcr i'll his
easy chair; when he Was awakcnc cd by
an alarming noise and strange scn-
sation in his head. He jumped up
suddenly, and found that Que of his
boys, dressed in a red table cloth.
and his face decorated with blue paint
was trying to scalp his father with
carving knife, while thc other boy,
attired in d blanket sha&l and a roos.
ter feather; foarishea d hatchet and
emitted war whoops from behind q
thicket composed Of two chairs and
card table: The man decided to put
il stop to this kind Of thing So next
day; Willie the boys We're playing with
bows and arrows in the garden, he
dressed himself in an Indian costume
aud jumped over the fence with a
wild, unearthly yell; for the purpose
Of frightening those children. The
oldest boy; however, stood his ground
and drawing an arrow to the head, in
which was inserted tcn-pcnny nail,
he buried it in the chieftians' leg be.
f9ro he ttok to flight. That night the
father walked up stairs on a crutch,
and logged the family all around be-
fore he sent them to bed. He is
thinking now of some other way to
effect cure Of the Sanguinary dispo.
sition of his offspring - Cincinnati
GazsHe.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Biz Haul Of pDIcc0tS,

During the late riso in the Yuba
river, J. W. Briggs, while passing
over IL low strip Of land on the Grass
Bros ranch, near Marysvillc, Cali.
forni', met with what ho called
ed o'c Of poiccats." They had evil
dentIy been driven from their bur-
rows By water, and when approached
by the discovcrcr they trottcl along
before him like Il drove Of pigs FL
nally they all plunge I'd into one hole
Mr.. briggs being aware that the
animal is often hunted by Cinnamon,
and chat polecats' gals were rated at
s. each by the Celestial physicians,
he Informed couple of Cinnamon
what had occurred, and pointed out
the locality Of tho burrow to thom.
The Cinnamon provided themselves
with 3hoycls and commenced to dig
on the line Of the hole. After exca-
waiting pit about ten feet in depth
and three wide they struck upon tho
nest Of the polccats. Notwithstand.
ing the almost ovcrpowcring odor,
Glling the air, one after another they
were dispatched until ten largo and,
fat polccats lay dead at tho feet Of
tho fortunate and victorious Chin&a
men.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
The New York, Norfolk; and Charleston
Railway.

We learn from the Norfolk Journal
tnat bill authorizing the construo
tlon of this line cf travel passed the
lower branch of the General Assem-.
oily of Virginia several weeks ago,
but seems to be hanging fire in the
Senate. The Journal says: "The
States of North and South Carolina
have incorporated this company, and
the parties interested have completed
their organization, and only await ,
as VIC learn, tho favorable action Of
our Senate to authorize the construc.
ton OF about eighteen miles from
Norfolk to the North Carolina lihc.
AS soonaa this authority is obtained
active work will be commenced ut
once, and it is contemplated BY tho
managers of this enterprise to COM
plete the line i'll two years. We hope
the Senate will not longer delay tho
passage OF this important measure"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Tho Medical Title in England.

Tie physicians of England arc al.
ways known by the simple Ii. le of
"Mr." and all efforts to rcvolutionize
public sentiment so as to aulhurze
the assumption Of the title of "Doe.
to- have, TO use medical term,
proved abortive. The Royal College,
of Ply sicianS Of London has anuounc-
cd that it docs not recognize nor sauc.
uon the ASSUMPTION Of the title ''Ioc-
tor" by It's lic.ntintcs. 1t appears,
als', that neither has 4 lieentia:, OF
the t'yal College Of physicians of
Edinburg, or Of the King and Qnccn's
College, Ireland, any right, as such,
to style himself "D"c!or." The
British Medical journal, which com.
municates this Information, add: that
an university degree alone gives this
distinguished title to graduate in
medicine. An American physician
OF good >tanding lately attempted to
pass, as "Dcttor" in London, but he
ie!t the stern grasp Of the law, and
now practices as "Alr.' Blank.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

Thinning Flowers.

AS it is an established fact that n
thorough thinning out of fruit on a
tree causes that remaining to grow
to greater perfection, so tile same pro
cess will apply to plants producing
flowers. When the rose buds arc be-.
ginning to form, 20 over the bushos
and remove fully orc~half, leaving
only the largest and best; cut off the
bloom as fast as it fades, aud you will
have larger and finer roses, aud the
season of bloom be prolonged.
Balsam!, started early in heat and
planted out when the weather gets
settled, will begin to bloom in few
weeks. These will bear an uumcrci-
full amount of pruning Of their brauch.
eS, and bloom abundantly for it.
When the flowers begin to fade, they
should be removed, if it is desired 10
Keep mp yield. This process of
thinning will apply equally to many
other plants. Jowa Uomesteud.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Be SoCiiabIe.

Men who isolate themsel, from So
cicty and have 70 near and dear family
ties, arc, the n ost uhcom Portable OF hu
man beings Byron says that" "harpincss
was born twin" but theo rrAhse,
though pretty and poetic, does not go
far enough. We are grcgarious, and
are not intended to march through
life either in single or double file.
The man who cares for nobody, for
whom nobody cares, has little to life
for. You must have heap of en-
bers to have a glowing fire. Scatter
them apart and they become dim and
cola: So, to have a brisk, vigorous
life, you must have group of lives
to keep each warm, to afford mutual
encourag cement, confidence and sup.
port: IF you wish to 1--we the 1.-Two of
a man and not fungus, bo sociable,
be brotherly,,.bo charitable, be sympa-
thetio, and labor earnestly for the
good of your kind.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Peanuts for Hogs.

L see from your extract from the
Mobile Register that some one has
informed that paper s,hat he always
found peanuts the most profitable
crop he could grow for hogs" The
H:"n N'n>t he much easier and less ex-
'it.',e ~ >it,l"aiion in lis section
u"'" IL "".% ; or otherwise hogs
uNs: /. "o.h more, or he would
I'a%e u :">'n;, buslncss raising pea
huts fir t"Ss. We in this setlion
have long used peanuts for "starting
them,' as he termed it, SO far as that
could be accomplished by those lcrs
IN the ground after digging, and find
them one of the best things for hogs
We have ever tried, bat It will not
pay us to raise them for that purpose.
J. W. ".
Prince George County, Va.