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well printed fully
reading Besides
they have taken heretofore and desire journal
that can good public
standpoint Such weekly the JouEsAI
TIE Cincinnati STAR In recent ISSUE says looking
ges
the od Bill
spect haowess minds
position of Ohio should ent
holds respectful while in the chair
If Hon. Wm Allen is
drespeetful o Bill Aen
he shall be Governor at least
AAose the papers
philadelphia general On the
and Country Life Morality Heaith Fecundy
pa given
and mortality the human race fares better In the open country
English opposite course residence in cities
pursuits have tendency mortality
rural districts and Villages and consequently the duration Of
country shorter than or hundred
when people generally dwel ia the country The chief sufferers
% ~ children under five years of age and the proportion of deaths
duration " human life in the United s'htes ass
Philadelphia is only % or e health In
districts 2o7 100 living attain 40 years. in
ID per cent of our population fifty having
article gives further statistics that the luxury and vice
bth Is gradually decreasing marriages where the
husband and wife are both Americans
newspaper press reporters generally,
with condition
receives with intense feeling of relief
@ a order late number of the New Orleans Times contains long
article devoted productive manufacturing
the South and the trade in the great staple From
nufaeup article steadily and rapidly increasing in almost
erected along
steady the nna % ss CO @ npe " as
frequently the Columbus Huntsville
and augusta capitalists
In measure under ner M sapss % s,on M uv & s % @ @ m w % ] e ; @
Many of the mills built entirely home
the earnings Of planters and merchants and accordingly
- ns % % - % ,1po uSsrpon M OF I stock when the experiment has
proven
practically nothing at tho close the war to between aooo
becomes better established these
promise Increased the erection of mills and by the eg
eizea by the owners OF these
SHOULD the people of the South diversity their industries
capitalists the advantages to be derived from
snyesingin them"
Lancaster, s we ~ nave eh, @ =, % Iv 1s5s " ss @ h h h M rue a @
Into the discharged;
fifteen have elapsed since
experiment providing home
prisons the Ignorant vicious
into monument OF tne hoo
eight family houses each form fifty to
nording fer the resident Commissioner chambers
Kitchens dining halls for 500 boys and dormtories
employees engine
building water tower gas and very fine and
past additions buildings
notwithstanding the increased accommodations the
as s @ hs @ ~. ans wav naria, exnanaion Of this can
pressing than ever before In h genera M way p % ,h n & m e '
vicious and criminal boys preferred
those places Now however, pea are willing to avail themselves
Reform Farm
School be excellent condition As
before noble
humble experiment Its founders their
gronn laying the foundation reformatory
principles adopted the methods
discipline stands nnriyaad in this
Panesyle aud
practically problem
building railroads. especially
whole These
completed
a
United
which commenced OF
existing
broad made
Bruce Canada ending June 3d. 1873
Nsing
per o
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.s7A. THE WORLD. n,.4

THE & eat Democratic victories in New York
ling Rep1biicaI defeats IN Wsronsin anf Rsnss. ssa
Iowa and Illinois, forshadow the election Of q
Democratic Congress in 1874. and the election of
Democratic President In 1876.
The secret of the triumph already won has
T to the 90 sns
faithful to its trust. When faint hearts talked
bore aoft the Tag Of the historic, indonitsblc,
Democratic party. That flag, inscribed with the
Money and no Monopolies,-the Democrats Of
ohio and New York carried to glorious victory
new Career NOW oorns S.9ars 81 % NY ana oS
cy-more glorious and more benehcent than it:
past s;nreer, Identified though that be with the
the continent, its half century Of prosperity and
peace.
present triumphs, is still a steadfast adherence
to the organization, unflinching fidelity to the
p 81 She m no % S
out our National State and Municipal life, 10
heal the wounds and decentralization Of war, to
stop corrupt and pro1iigate expenditure to limit
and localize powers entrusted to the peoples
servants, to liberate our industries from the fet-
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nd our agriculture from the double plunderine
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In fact, Vegetine is the best remedy yet dis
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ENOCH MORGAps SONS.

s A P o L o
is suhititute for Soap for all house
hold purposes, except washing clothes
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GRANGE IN AsHTaBuLA COUNTY.

A Grange of Patrons was organized
last month at Trumbull, o. tnow num-
bers 43 members, with d. Webb as Mas
ter, A. Graham, Secretary, II. Lewis,
Steward, and r. F. Cook, Assistant
Steward. Mr.. r. F. Cook is appointed a
State Deputy, to organize oranges in that
county and vicinity.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

for cleansing your House WIN save
the labor of one cleaning. 6tve it
trial.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24
PRUNING GRAPE VINES.

We notice that few persons have as
yet pruned their grape vines, excepting
where the cuttings were wanted for
planting. 1t is now good time to do
this work, whenever the wood is not
frozen. If the coming month should
be mild, the sap will begin to flow quite
early; hence pruning should not be de-
lAyed
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

s A P o L I o
poiishes Brass and Copper utensils
better than Acid or on and Rotten
stone.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

8 A p o L I o
eleans Paint and Wood, In fact the
entire house better than Soap. Yea
can't afford to do without 1t.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

8 A p o L I o
for Windows L. better than whiting
or Water. No removing curtains and
carpets.
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MooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER.

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is especially valuable for inventors, ar
tizans and mechanics; but farmers who
wish to keep we'll posted in regard to
inventions and discoveries. should also
read il; and for Farmers Climbs, Gran
ges and the like, it is particularly APP
proDriate. Send for specimens TO w. II.
Mum & Co., n. Y,
LAKE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
At the annual meeting of this Society
on Saturday last, there was a lai ger at
tendance of members than usual and Il
very cheerful spirit manifested-prom-
ising well for the future success of the
Society. The following excellent boaid d
Of officers WAS appointed FOR the ensu-
ing year:
II. G. TryoD, Kirkland, President.
! It. NJ. Morely, Mentor. Vice Pres.
S. Raplee, Madison, Director for two
years.
| Z. 3. Young, gainesville, do.
Chauncy Fuller. Willoughby, do.
| G.. II. Kent, Kirkland, do.
! II. n. Munson, Mentor, year.
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g A P o L / O
for Securing Knives is better and
cleaner than Bath Brick. WIN not
scratch.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-24

8 A p o L / 0
is better than soap and sand for polish
ing Tinware. Brightens without
scratching.
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Purifles the Blood, Rem
Ovates and 1nvigorates
the whole System. Its
Medicinal Properties are
Alternative Tonic. SOlv-
ent andiDiuretic.
, 1874-02-16

nnto at 600. COO boxes An act hns been introduced
reforred to tho proper Committee, making so,o In
puritan: alterations iii tho tariff among other things
vsns1s g s st Tho s y on Ws s'n s = 4 end q
1S'ss ssss d rsis aFsis p1ss. as@asES s IN rss: sfs:
st9sko: citron, 3l@3'a; ietnon pee|, 1s@20c. DO.
~ s ss sss qsfsts soss 1ans MSsF west ss
es na;ed al@s23o ranches, halves. now. iSiSNe do,
re; a asrrss a55os aase4s1.
borts 11Nalshe; alnonds Isrragoln, 92d923o; Nares
yss xsSs 9si sS lSss G Bssss ls lS o1snsS rassas
Tosua, 9N@lotGe; Wilmington pca1li1tH fancy, lla;
do EN s qai{ De,% IT, f hsn:
i sss rn,' x6ea c!o!sc ws aaoto: @ fensons, s. %
saso; Palermo md Meas!na do, . box, sS:So@S. S.oo
sh ct ~ to go' , nrss ss er u, Soics sso
Ssres ss snd gs Ga1o oe3 hasss asass
''sp 81 It'll was quite rs good .. on
scsued vii eac W is Mt' s"es
rslcd. Local retncra as weli ms country merchants
ssso ststa 4 S 1Sfa s soe soa r .aer 5 9 %
previous prices wera being rcalizod Tho tendency in
s oAar u cs to as seas s sss s as
uaas: sosi, 9isssi5o o. @. Jnvn, see4oo;
ss d. sessso a.: Prs o ss s' s soe ae sS'ss
3lhc; common do, 3e@301do; roahtng do, 384@
a9Ao; Singapore Jcvo. 35@35No; Costa nlca, funey,
AAG93Ao; do, prime, 3lesl@a2ho; aaracalbo, SIX
CANDLES a-.star, full weight, 1a@ta4c: atearno,
m" Gsrns Ss9 las o aaseon shgFt xsg 3s1s csfs
LUZ sss4s; sss' s; iss sS fsfs c,uss, and
iSSe; sitra 8 i5@itose; . No. SSsi9e; yoiiioss iiss
do, @5Sa fsir d. s@oo; eioteo pl niolasses aaar, s
OH@6Ho; fair do, Bsl6@9c; comn1ul do, 7af@Bs i:
Nov Orleans a4gar. choice, oA@o>le; do primo, oe
sl.urs-Dlanaond trips, Sl.a,@l. ~ aIlvcr t.rfps,
extra iinc, s3@sse good sugsr-houso sirup, 58s GSc
Bse do primo, 7adas0c lo common, 0sta70c Porto
lico molassas, choics, o3@08o common nolaases, Us
sAIxRArua-Co Common to hcst, 8sl@1oo.
srIoEs-Allspice. cloves, co@o2c; casss,
se93so pepper 29M@saoHc ,!ut1ncga. No. !: sl.9s@
9asi ao * g. o SS iops ginger p"F' 2s@'o
soArs--a aerman 1uotto1, cilG GeeSo: Golden west' o
Mate 1,y ws ,o.o
ss ssss sssi pe1ss esaS siis
IfAY-!rho demand is improved. Wo auoto the
Wholesale prices !ald by doaera AZ follows, ears
to fGnts a 2eoo Nn e Nsx tmo1 r
Do NJ: i, ts.oodts s:5o; % No. , sJoos7oo Toosl
ON WANOH-IltnptnSf $lluuG9lj.uUs prartor $7.DuG
9.oo For delivery Of pressed, $lo09l6o, according
! 10 distance.
| Grccn city butchers, 5@51Go; green ctred, light
oA@oM9 do; heavy sMHcess!1; r. part e9roe, s@a;@o
lry eaii. 2Se; Try KIP, 17o dry saod, il@ibo;;
dry flint, 1G@17c; deacon sliins, 35G54Oo: grlhby
scored, cut, or othorwAo damaged, two-thlrls price
branded per cont a. ahcop polts WOOL cstinase1
| M wasllcd, per IL. 3711e4?c.
Iops-,nyera aro buying from hana to mouth
mon to choico Wcsern, 25@40c; Now York state, 4oG
45e wo clip the following from tho Ansrican Grocer
t'rho hop plantations OF England have hcon much IN
probabo TINT the nrca tin full bearing Will b,
another 'aeason have riaen to the nnproccdontet
| amount Of 81. .QO0. or even &C, 600 acres"
| IRON AND sTEEI-No change was reported.
fair bsincsu n being transacted et tho current ratcB
fof1O
, 1874-02-16

Investments.
lIut tioro aro also a great many purcl,aqos Of
improved property for Ill casl,.- or. part cash
and pnrt tfmc.-for aotual occupation.
A 5000, 900 CONVENT.
11ittard l. Dotbins l,nvo donntod 8 acroB In
tho northwest Il Of 500. 8, md r. r. Hilliard
las donated ncrca III the southwest Il OF Soc.
q, being OH both sides Of Spring street,
at Washington Heights, to tho Bone-
lfntlne Sisters for tho erection of d
school and convent costing s80O,o00, under tho
carc of tho Dislop Of Chicago, "a tho general
educational headquarters Of that Society in tho
Northwest. Tho stone for tie foundation Of tho
building la already being placol on tho ground,
and It s oxpootod the main building will DO COM
plotod by roxt September. III tllis connection
wo also note tint tho Washington Heights
Fotnalo Seminary Asaoeintion nto preparing
their foundations md putting the stone on tho
ground to DO raady for work noxs spring. Tlls
institution iB looatod OIL tho N. W. X OF Soc. Z,
just south OF Spring street.
auAiMArY OF TRANSFERS. FoN THE wEEK.
Tho following In tho total amount Of city anl suburban
property transferred during tho wcok edn9 Saturday,
oration, s555.e1o. Nortl, Of city n'ts-nnlnser Of
aaleH, consideration ~ o0o South of city !!mila
number Of saes. 80 consideration, $l6o 49, West Of
city lmltsminbor Of aaics, coi.sleration $92
Total na.cs, III. Tosal consideration, $758,82o.
, 1874-02-16

Fob. !:
M1NsEaorA: Fairbau1t Uounty--corn and oats
Winter 'uild, snow only eighteen inches doep. 0m-
ated oounty-Wheas moving OF lively; stock hogs
wtacoNsra: Fan Claire coanty-L!ttlo winter wllent
aown and think It is doing we'll. Grant County-Eif
,snn FIT cent Of The brood aowa and piYs hayo been
eaIlcd out
better until Inst week; s now badly Injured by freoz
lug 9 saa thawipg. rike CountyWheat badly thrown
M srs aspsr os"GA M Gas
hs county, harvested sixty aercs of wheat last year
rheh aversgs 10 bushels pounds per asre. Msssao
KaNsas.: Atchison toun.y--Wlcat suffered from
eop sE e. 5 s
Known in thta county fell Jan, rs; stock holds up
pretty we'll larc1y forage enough to do uus early
Fewer stock logs thrn iast year, aud mostly
very email size; wheat generally looking well !;
%fS'ess' %gss 6 at sss srea saan eoo IN s5
eovsring: ssigWieE coun'y-oi !est eatlo thero nro
for MARKET About hea The the M growing vi Wheat GATH i
superior 10 anything ever aaw, Eaosho County
wheat !ooks well corn IL scarco. WahauEco Conn
scarcity Of corn, hay IL going OF very fast md Is
scarce.
... EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following adylccH were received on 'Chango
to-day, in addition to those given in our tolo-
graphic columns:
FEn. 14.-Lonlon-Carg ott cnaat, wheat and corn
very dull cargoes Oh passaRe, wheat and corn heavy
Good cargocs No. sprnE oil coaat 57s Gds58s Fair
average quality spring wheat for shipment III March
and April. 5oa G1Ga17a aood cargoes American mixed
corn OIL coast, 9s fair lo for shipment in March and
April 37s d Good carEocs California wheat of coast,
G6s. Weather III England wRr,u for ttno OF yaar.
Ltverpool-Whent quiet. Corn rather casier Cali
l3s 0d; spring wheat lis 8d@l2s Cd. American mixed
corn, 3Ts Cd.
Wiioat was in m6dorato request 10 the after
noon and firm, selling ut $1.lglll l@1. .105S acller
March, nnd closing Mt the insido; seller April ut
$l.21e4 4M1.2lM, Corn was steady ut 57@457 1sso
Bo1ler March, closing ut tic outside; Beor April
closed at 5311( @5sA seller AIny at G299c.
CALL BOARD.
AIcss pork was in fair delnanl and d SHADE
easier. Lard WAS nrmor. Wheat .eold on tho
call by request, closing ut S1.1g35 seller March,
Mess pork, cash OF seller tho month, quoted ut
414.l5@l4.20; seller March, S14.25@l4,271{: /:
acllor April, s14.45@14.471k1; seller May, at
s14;s5@i4;75. Lard, cash q aollor tlo month,
SS.iS@g:l7j1;, seller Kay. se:ss{5@545.. S.
Short c}ear, uaeh, qnotablo Mt $7.55@7.75; seller
March, S7.G5@07.7J; soilor April, $7.00@B.00.
Short ribB. casl or ecllor the month, 71c sollor
March, S7.50@7.05 sollor April, s7.86@7.90.
Shoulders. cash, held ut SIC; Baller March,
5l9@514c; aeller April b22l@Gc. salos include
100 brls meas pork, eash, ut s14.20; 1900 brls,
3l44714; eco brls do at s14.45; 500 tcs lard,
sollor April. ut s9.l5; 2O,0OD tts shoulders, dry
saltcd. ut 6lGc cash; 75,000 bu whoat, seller
Marol, ut s1,1Q3Jll,