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New Trcut cnt tor Consumption.

Dr.. William Koch Of Berlin, well known to
specialists from his investigation, Il the domain
Of modern eurgcrY, aud from his treatise on gun
shot fractures, has discovered a new method Of
treatment for consumption. 1t consists iu heal
ing up the affected poltions of the lungs by III
jections OF iodine. so Us to check the process Of
fostering, which is tho origin OF the disease.
Tue treatment has been tested in tho great hos
pltals Of Berlin within q short time, among
others at the Royal Charity in tho presence OF
the most eminent surgeons. All the reports Of
the cases in which this treatment h0s been ad-
ministcred arc favorable aud hold out promise
OF n complete cure. For many years Ur. Koch
has been trying the experiment with ANIMALS,
having testci it with more than three hundred,
ut o vast outlay OF time and money.
, 1874-01-07
FINANCIAL.

lALDWlT. WALKER i co. HAVE FUNDS IN
- hanI to luan fr in'ldc improved
real in Of 81 5p0 NJ. uau!ey Building.
corner Dearborn aud Madt .or -sts.
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to defraud said compliments. They bought some
LIME I'm ago, nipe lots on the northeast Corner Of
Rhodes avenue aud Thity-third street, nod have
erected thereon nine houees. Tho houses
were pult 10 th: name Of Cornell for the ''ri.g,
Sophia G. Chatnbcr:ain and 3. H. CaamborIain.
as mark at luis esteem Tor the high cha,ac er
OF chamberlain, aud his integrity in Office. The
remaining tl,ree Nero given to the other defend
ants. also officers Of the Com any.
Comrlainants charge that tue buildings arc
really the property Of the Compan!; that thev
cost 500 600 instead Of s27, ,000, ad ask that tLo
premises shall be decreed to be hald in trust by
cnnell for the Frear Stone Comrnuy, and that
creed fraudulent and yold,
THE LuMBEnNAa's INSURANCE COMPANY.
:, lie following is the report Of the Assignee Of
Tho Lumbcrman's Insurance Company
cash on hand, Dec, .s31. Isl. CA
LAFet1ses'.. 1l8iO
, 1874-01-07


DOCKS OPENED AND CLOSED. COMPLICATED
- acc,uns adjusted, work rolairio1 Al expert So
lcited, by WEBB. Kou.n l6. les East Nadison.s.
CHICAGO COLLECTION AGESCT-PRoMPT At
" tca:ion aud rcturns fsun every ntc nno eanaoa-
Room %, l53 Dcarborn-st.. Chicago. LII.
rHaEGE OF FIRa1-THE INTEREST OF j. n:
y Gsgo es,sed a our i'm c pef h 81 s o 5no hF'na''
cash PAID FOR CAsT-oFF CLOTII1SG AND
~ msceancoas goods Of any ktad by seaa'ns lo'sef
1OBBlSG or MASONRY Of ALL, KINDS PROMPT T
e) II attended to notice. orders by mall D. L.
JONES, 70 North Grctn-st. -
THE HIGHEST PRICE PMD, FOE CAST CAsT;oE,F )F,l
/ c!o:hiug hy JONAS A. DRlEioMA. 6s1 South tl2fR-
st. Ord.rs By rantl promptl5 attended to.
VASTED-LARGE AND HANDSOME OPERA
" glass; also patent wheel covered wasoas tor CASH
Address d -, Tribune othce.
1UAyrED-A sAL11oX LICENSE. GALL Or AD-
w dscss Il, 3'+ "est Madison-st-
JITaNTED-A F1RsT-cLAs5 BOOK DlSDERY. w.
W dor tho mausgc1n ut Of prao ic4l oud sompesins
njars adure.s HERALD CO., L1postc. Ind
13rANTED-DEsK, CHAIRS. &C.. FOR OFFICE;
III also, real c,tate Must be cheap. ~ "ess
Side Post-Ohcc.
rANTED-A PARTY TO BUILD FRAME Dwell; x;
" linz and take gooa lots \. part poy11cns: Cau
at ITO ESalc-st-, whcEa rl1ns can bs secn~ ". A.
LOWELL -
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SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS.
Special U;spateh to The Cheaoo Tribune
spnlxaF1ELp, ILL.,, Jan. Gin the Supreme
Court. nhlc1 met at 2 o'clock to-day, Justices
Drcese. Scott, Sl:cldun, scholdeld, Waldcr. and
Craig were on the Dench. Justice McAil.ster
being absent. 4 few motions Nero heard,
records. lied, and the Court adjourned.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

--4--
Fog s,LEBY ". J. oNAHAS. ia AND III
Bs5oa s9 sasss Ia
e sn ssls ass
It's on Bluo 1,laud-ago., botween sixteca,h and
Ssss Il ss ws B1 os sa:si ss
nuubsr o GLASS d~oiiiug nous,s, which can scl
on terms favorable to buyers
Asea 5off fT IS +: 81 Madison
fS:Ssa.. fanss;.ay. :;ssss # as.? EsIs:y ysiss::t
ssi i: T.;
mid :,t,. enuicc corner +a1l1S feet.
sa ?s es t" s15 81 sna
9i I'D ae. cheap
Caurch-st.-25toot lot, mar Cen;Ec-st
FOE sAEEM1Gn{o, u, Tsil TEET q =
gSaa: S';sis s4 ssTRnH y sa
f,E f.,., RHsasS19gs "a o. S4f.
= ss Saiia. iaania At
,s.5s EXP 81 sesr TmS oT SaTa
LIE, Z Nixon Building. northeast corner OF Monroe
Ess1.s mi oats;. @sl:s ,ses; ~ @:S;ts;%; ;E;
r. lE ss :isss ssa sxxDrn
& o5 fsEr S osss "a
81 IEk SS
TOR s1LE-7e3 WEST LAKEsT.. NEAR WOOD.
Eli tn hss Esss Es's;s 1ssa
TOR s1IE-PARK:1V.-so1l24 FEET on PARK.
xxSa e Sadss r sa'ss;
TEsI e. oS oa sEA1 n4ToG HhG
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ever description auction sAturiJ md Wednedsfs
sod at private saio It manufacturer price, "l*1
iuNG d CO.. Aucttoneers, IL aud In HAodol. ~
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED --THoHM;AH3. H;H. k9ST k9sT i *
| wntcorpa hnIue any time. kA!AKlN 4 bOo4s Sss
fihsr1y.sI. Pittsburgh, Pa. H4t-l de Paris.
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SEWING MACHINES

SINGER SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
= NICHOLS PEARSON, sou'h SID, - South
ascAiacs sold and re7ted payments. and scxto2
gt.cn those who de.t7o H. Machines rspaiEed
WILCOX GIBBS, THE BEST FAMILY SEWING
VI machine. Thread noed1es ntl Aad rcpalnae WILL
coz Gibbs g. II. Co., corner WahashaT. and AdAssf.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
g. POTOMAC r. II.

PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE,
ONLY LINE TO WASHINGTON WITHOUT
HORSE TRANSFER THROUGH
BALTIMORE.
ON AND AFTER MARCH 22p, 1874,
Trains will leave wilmington in connection with
the Baltimore Potomac X. r., as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1903, A. NJ. Arrive Washington
SIS. A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington !. 20 p. NJ. Arrive Washington
3.l3, T. NJ, city time.
cave Wilmington 40, p. NJ. Arrive washington
II -, +. NJ, city time.
RKTUsSING:
Leave Washington SOB A. NJ, city time. Arrive
wilmington 1912, p. NJ.
Leave Washington 10, p. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 532 2. NJ.
Leave Washington s.Os, P. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1.l0, A. NJ.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100, and s.45
A. M, 1855 I05, $40, 7. NJ. Arrive Washington
s.35, l0.a5, A. M, 2.S5, 5.5s, and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Washington s.3s, ll35, A. NJ, 3.3b, b5O ?.
NJ. Arrive Baltimore 1885, A M, l.aO, 5.22, Ias p.
N. 4. L. DUBARRY,
Superintendent.
En-. q. YOUNG, General Pass. Ag't. feb2s-ti
NJ ARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

DIeoYNo OUT THE MIsPILIIoN.-A mud-dgger
commenced dredging the Mispilhon in the neigh
borhood Of Higk-Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
From this point it is purposed to dredge up to
the bridge. The funds to pay for this work
were supplied by contribution, mainly from our
citizens directly interested in vessel property.
After the creek has been dug out certain indi-
y;dusls Mi have the water 1t their wharfs and
ship-yards deepened, and Hon. George p. Fish
or viii have canal dug near the lowest ship
ward to facilitate the launching Of large vessels
froQ the yard of David l. I.Ank. All this work
viii perhsps employ the digger until June or
July next.-Mitford Ne,cs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

CLosx OF TIE CAROLINE COUNTY CouRT.-The
Circuit Court for Caroline county, Nd, which
had been in seesion the previous nine days, ad-
iourned ON Wednesday night last. -Four crim-
nal cases wore disposed Of, in Ill of which the
accuOed were convicted, and their sentences
WORE: Charles Seth, for tho larceny Of poultry
jv.Hro cases, sentenced tn the Penitentiary for
anths In each case Jno. W. johnson, for
Aeny Of clothing, was sentenced to three
IMPRISONMENT James Wooters, for an as
Miss breeding, WAS sentenced to IL
Egisoument in the county Jail, and
for . rspe on Miss Mason, IA
entsnced to tho penitentiary for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

INrnovINa THE OLD DELAPLAINE MCDANIEL
P1AcE.-The property lately owned by Delaplaine
Mcdaniel, on Maryland Avenue, fell into the
possession Of Jethri J. Mccullough, last month,
BY exchange for other property. Mr.. Mccullough
IL now making many changes in the property.
The trees are being trimmed 30 as to afford All
unobstructed view bay windows are being put
into the side Of the dwelling overlooking the city
steam 10 being introduced into all parts Of the
house, and building is being put up in which
10 manufacture gas. Other minor improvements
arc being made.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

New RuLrs.-The Superintendent OF the Del
aware Railroad has issued new rules for the gov
erpnsnt OF employees at the various stations
along the line OF the road. Profane language
unQentlemanly conduct, ETC., on the part OF any
employee il strictly prohibited, under penalty Of
dliamieSAl,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

THE PEACH BoTroM r. R.--Mr. James Alex
ander, the Superintendent Of the Peach Bottom
Railroad, Was in our city, Wednesday. He says
the road is in running order distance Of thirteen
miles, or to within about five miles OF the Sus-
auehanna river Two trains day traverse the
road and are well patronized by passengers.
The road will soon be finished to Peach Bottom,
on the river, by which time the road leading from
Peach Bottom on the other side, it is hoped will
be finished good part of the way to York. Mr..
A thinks thaSakshen both ends of the road are
finished to the river, some plan will soon be
devised by which a bridge will be built to connect
the two roads. When this is accomplished 1T is
hoped that the Peach Bottom Company will unite
with the W. 4 W. r. r. Company and complete
the gap from Landenberg to Oxford, distance
of shout Is miles. This would then make a con-
tjnuous line Of Railroad for distance OF about
90 miles westward from Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

n61I4AUuLRHIA, WILMINGTON .
1A1Nl1Onb AAnn0An
45a pouDm n INA
fSlS1 = "a laSps Hedla1e 0easanne, !, ~
4 ~ i11kk 4 q "a tvs. 1e3A ~
- = ~ New Yofa. 1.as = H. nst ~
sas - latssnsataas ssassans. MA 's.se |
sss s. wsaA,nsso., lssa. Az = n, -,
~ - Dsssvars ppisoa, lseys fus:
SsSsuss a sssasdiass sssaoaA isis, ia.is q
SsS - I,ssrnsasas sessions, is.ss ls.is N
rsfIaAeahh "a Insermediate Stations ~, IN,
fSIS1eisnaa "a New Ypek, lse D. n.
nalanGs and WaaAngDn. 1a.oA LIS Z a.
e tS,ssss 80 S sos,sd :. p &. dspos
nas1eiy =. y. kkNNAf, sepssnsAo-
WILMINGTON d wEsTERNaR 4.
" CMANoE on HOURS.
FALL AND WINTER ARRAN0EMDNE
Cpnmeacing Ocsoaer lst 1873, uAina viii r1A =
| folloWp:
Leave wilmington loso A, NJ, and ~ ?. r..
Lave Lsndenberg a., A n, and 1:so Z. ~
Arrive q Wilmington It's A. NJ and App: y:
Arrive = Andenberg 1870 A. n, ~ ~ =. :.
lopo A. H., WITH train leaving Philadelphia q SN
AN.
Train leaving wilmington q Ssh, r. H., connecta
With train leaving Philadelphia NJ 40 n:
Train arriving 4 wilmington q 1.ss 4. H., with
train Tor Philadelphia u $40 A. n.
| Train arriving q wilmington u toosf. u. win
,ss Hs;as sPs IA Il s 80 n ara.
sepsku DAVID CUNNKLL. supt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

nR. HAGEB CATARRH REMEDY
~ cures by Its mild, healing properties, to which
the disease yields when the system has been put in
perfect order with Doctor Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery, which should be taken earnestly to cor
rect blood and system, which are always OF fault
also to act specifically upon the diseased glands Of
the nose and it, chambers. Catarrh Remedy should
be applied with Dr. PisrOe's Nasal Doschs, with
which medicine can be carried high up and perfect
" applied To all parts Of passages and chambers in
which sores and ulcers exist, and from which dis
charge proceeds. 30 successful has this course Of
treatment proven, that the proprietor offers 800
he cannot cure. The two medicines with instrument
for q. by al druggists. ,r.' sprSO-lw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Furniture | FurntureI!
II AZ D WAR Z.
WILLIAM n. DILLANY.
ala Market street, Wl10talsoo, Del.

We invite attention to our stock Of Building n
Hardware, Paints, Glass, &c, which wc are
selling at very low pricca We have In stock
sash-weights, white Lead oil, glass, Ac capentefs
tools; Diaaton's hand rip, crosscut and mill saws
Ctossmans and Butchers chisela, planes, augur and
sugur bits; table aud pocket cutlery; rubber belt
ing and steam packing; agent for Home Waanes
avsA 0heyNnsU r. NshAs WytN0ev s~1A Iov
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

END ~ I'm Pxuxus. CAsx.-The Graod Ju-
y = Skaff rsesaA session having failed to find
. psseea1qAs1a egAirst Dill and Hades, arrested
fof ~ s1Ppoas1 murder OF VIM. Il. Phillips in
December last were discharged from confine-
msnt n ~ county jail On Tuesday last BY the
oedae q Ne court. Their appearance amid the
curiosity Of large number Of persons who had
never seen them. They enjoyed their liberty in
the most appseciAttvs style, Dill embracing this
ocsaaion 70 AL his skin With 'bl,is ruin" and be-
fore night was quite drunk. Thus has ended
this much talked Of and mysterious case.-Dsn-
ton UNioA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
LIaHT-RUNNING
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE GRANGE MOVEMENT

FARMERS WAR AGAINST NONOPOLIEs.
Read what leading Changers say Of the books
d. b. Mauger, EsQ, Master Of the Peun'a State
Grange, writes: return 10 you my sincere thanks
for the History Of the Grange Movement. I have
perused IT witrmuch interest. 1t is indeed stored
with '.aulden Grain" for every Patrons family, and
should DO IN the household Of every PAxon In the
land. can cheerfuly recommend It,"
B. Smediey, ESQ. Master Of the lows State
Grange, writes . have received your very excel
lent book am much pleas with Il; Many thanks
for the copy sent me. prize 1t highly"
Send for specimen pages and circulars containing
terms to agents aud many more endorsements from
leading Anglers. Address National PubliRhinK Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTiO NJ nscrupulous publishers have taken
advantage Of the great demand for this History Of
the Grange Movement, TO Issue unreliable works ON
the Bublect-mere compilations from agricultural
newspapers. DO not be imposed upon. See that
the book you buy u endorsed by the leading Gran
gers. aDrA0-1w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

The biggest thing yet. Humor, wit, pathos, life,
fun and laughter $50 comic cuts The people yearn
for 1t. 1t will sell in duh times |! Show 1t to man
bother with heavy books that nobody wants. Humor
Ia the thing that takes Agents wanted everywhere.
Send for circulars and extra terms to To-Day Pub.
On Phila New York BOSTON or Chicago ana Av
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

DnAsn Ttpu TifAxu4 Mis- Celia Harris, .
yoane laAy Il aixesen, dauyhtar Of Mr.. William
Harm, . Oh Grove, died lass week from To-
taaas q .t1ek Jaw" A few days ago, Miss
Harris h Atlting : plg from the yard received .
sfe1D ssse4A o ~ kand sroa fhs hoof Of the
anfnal q = sseapsd through the fence. The
V0s1A - qtwsen ~ thnlab M index finger
u nj ~ NAlaanA keAled in . few days. Symp-
tu0o q eoA1npA s1hen bsoane epPaEs0t, and In
tUea6 ~ }paSs from the ana appearance Of
~ Aase - yuung ladyawas oeSpse. ---Fetier-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 40, $40, 71b, $50, and H.
A. NJ, 100, g. $50 and I, P. M, and " midnight
Sunday Trains, 24o $40. $50, A. H., l. p. M, and
EniigTant Train for New York, 11.4oP.N.
For Trenton and Lambertville, $50 P. N.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, SO A. NJ, II noon, AS and 7.25, P. n.
Trenton, sho. 1O.l5 A. H., $780, $50, $780, $50 Pm.
FOR BELyIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Iambertville, Phillipsburg,
\ Easton, Scranton, &C., SIS A. NJ $50 =. M.
Dor Lambertvile, Pennington and Pennington, 8.bb,
N0.1b, A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
FNF Ialnoertville and Bevidere, lo15 n, and $50
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Acco,n. for New York, via Jaineaburg and Mon
dhouth Junction, $50 A. NJ, and via Monmouth
Function and Perth Amboy, ., T. N.
Accom-. for New York, via Trenton, $50 and 10 A.
~, u noon, q, 8, 5, and q, p. NJ. For Trenton,
way train for Burlington, $50 P. 4. Sunday Trains
1870 A. NJ, and 1, p. N.
Way Trains for Bordentown, and II. 80 P. n.
For Khkora Branch, $50 4. NJ. and 7. M.
For Higitstown, 8 A. M, 94b, and 6P. M.
For Pemberton and Long Branch, 1880, A. NJ.
For Tuckerton X. r. 1890 A. Al.
For Medford, Q, 10.3 A. M, s. IS and 80 T. NJ
For Mt. Holly and PembertOn, 6, 1880 A. M, $50
90, g. and $50 2. M. For Mt. Hoy,a, 11.so T. NJ.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

that Tie jury il e Sul:er divorce case, some
what familiar o IA 2prs, has rendered
verdict il oRsot ~ q o4qk1 ree no just cause
for grAnting divorce to Mr.. B. aad II I've same
time tho charges of her keing ~ representnd, q
lewd and unfaithful wife, were regarded ~
groundiess, and found no semDlanoe Of truth in
the minds Of the gentaensen comprising the jury.
The Jury recommend that the difficulty between
the disputants be adjustef, md that they join
hearts and hxnds again around the Rreside Of
their case happy home for the future comfort
Of theqnsalves and the good Of their three little
oAiloxts. 41siH rate Of Affairs il general mod
ihcasioe Of uaatters and We learn that tho coun-
sci for both partiea are in sympathy with the
dscision Of the Jury.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Pos1.Aa NECK CuT.-Pqplar Neck is about
half WY betwesn Hrdsbof0 and Reading, on the
". 4 q. R. R., and 10 . hard neck to break. A
large force Of hands arc 1t work digging, blast
ing and sartng preparatory to the laying Of the
permanent track OF the railroad. The rock is Of
blietaesd Tint formation, very tough and solid,
and cannot be penetrated except with tools point
cd with tho finest and hardest of steel. The
cut when finished will be nearly aquarter Of 3
mile in Length, and between forty and fifty feet
deep The tsains now ascend and descend upon
atsmporafy track laid over the neck, aud 80 easy
10 the motion Of the cars that unless the passen-
ger would look outside 1t would not be known
that the train was ascending and descending =
grade Of 100 feat to tho mile.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Mosxr R.cov.HrD.-dsorge Mackey, the

MONEY RzcovERED.-deorge Mackey, the,
496fYpsr proprietor Of the Washington House. IL
this ty, was held to BAIL in February to bsstried
in MY ct West Chester, in the charge Of the
iaroem Of esl, moasy,sx6;ch was BsG to have
been Len -hs..4 70 deposit in West Chester
bank, by Mr. Chambers, of Avondale. On
Thursday morning, the cashier of the
bank received by express, from one
j. G. johnson, Trenton, N, j., a package
which. upon opening, disclosed the above alluded
70 book with the e8i. Accompanying the book
and money was . letter from Mr.. johnson CO
stating that he had seen the notice Of Mr.. Mack
ey's arrest in the newspapers, and that he took
this method Of proving his, Mr.. Ms innocence
Of the charge. He says he has had the money
aud book several months, but does not state how
he came in possession Of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-11

RICHMOND, Va, November 10-At o
conference Of the Governor and Treasurer
and the holders of the State bonds, TO-
day, reports were submitted by the Gov
ernor and Treasurer and the committee
appointed to consider the same and re-
port. Hon. Hugh McColloch, late Sec.
retary OF the United States Treasury,
made speech representing the views Of
the holders Of Virginia bonds in England
He stated that the foreign bondholders
were inclined 10 be lcnient towards the
State. Nothing more is known of the
Governors report than that it gave a
most woful picture Of the pecuniaTy con.
dition Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-11

How TO EGTnrATE THE PROFITS OF A
FARM.-The farmer lives in his own
house. The use Of the house, (which he
does not pay for, Is as much part of bis
income as the money which salaried
man pays Tor rent, Is oil his, and should
be counted as such in an estimate Of the
profits Of the farm. All things produced
on the farm and consumed on the farmers
table, including the vegetables from the
garden, the eggs and milk used In cook
ing, arc as much part OF his income as
the money paid for such things out OF his
salary ID Of the salaried man. IL farmer
gives his wife and children a pleasant
ride to town, using his own horses and
wagon the value Of their use Is part OF
his income from his farm as truly as the
money the other man pays out Of his
salary for carriage hire is oil his. Thecor-
rect rule for estimating the income from
q farm Is substantially this: Give credit
Tor every article produced, used, or ex-
pended In any way whatever, no matter
how small In value, as well as for cash re.
ceived for products sold, and for increase
In value oi farm property, and charge
against the farm for interest on capital in.
vested, and for all expenditures. The
farmer that will do this from year 10
year will not 80 much feel like complain
ing Of the unproatableness Of farming as
compared with other pursuits. The fact
is, that notsone In a hundred farmers
take into consideration the luxury and
comforts Of fresh eggs, butter, milk,
fruits, etc, that they would have to pay
high prices for il they lived in towns, or
do without them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-11
Need of CarefulInes, in Old Age.

An old man is like On old wagon; with
light loading and careful usage 1t will
last for years; but one heavy load or sud.
den strain will break it, and ruin it for
ever. Many people reach the age Of fifty,
sixty, or even seventy, measursbly free
from most Of the pains and infirmities OF
age, CHEEKY in the heart and sound in
health, ripe in wisdom and experience,
with sympathies mellowed by age, and
with reasonable prospects and opportuni-
ties for continued usefulness in the world
for considerable time. Let such persons
be thankful, but let them be also careful.
An old constitution is like an old bone
broken with ease, mended with difficulty.
A young tree bends with the gale; and an
old one snaps and falls before the blast.
A single hard lift; an hour of heating
work; an evening of exposure 10 rain or
damp;a severe chill; an excess of food;
tho unusual indulgence of any appetite or
passion; a sudden flt Of anger; an i'm
proper dose of medicine-any of these or
other similar things, may cut of valua-
bic life in an hour, and leave the fair
hopes OF usefulness and enjoyment but
shapeless wreck.-NplIar Scicnoc
Monthly.