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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
CALEDONIA COUNTY FAIR
Tuesday, Sept. %.

lISl uaN ot our annual dSIl'Hl''liil
show. The rains of last week had eff
icrtUalll laid the dust. and the warm
~rptcmhcr sun SCENE, to invite every
one to come ont and enjoy Il tr>tal day.
hc streets were full of stock and teams
al an early hour and the crowd in
creased rapidly until afternoon, when
there must have been more than ir"
thousand people ON the grounds.
OXEN .rowN TEAMS.
The first day of the fair is emphatic
ALLY the stock day. and i'll Gale
donna county the gentle ON has always
held Il prominent place. A. heretofore.
the show of oxen was good perhaps
on an average better than former Years.
although there were ON Tuesday no such
sometimes gr.lccd "Ur fairs. There
were town teams from Barnet. Wa
iciiord and 81. John>bury. Water
ford entered the enclosure with Il string
of fourteen yoke. owned 10y Geo. K.
Earkcr. Cyrus Hill. Charles II"ag. f..
A. Parks. F. f. Richardson. Calvin
Brown. Frank Hale. &. W. stiles.
NailI1 Lee and f.. II. Brown. Hill and
Parks having two yukr~ each. The
largest yoke WAS Il fine pair OF sin Years
bid cattle owned 10y G.. X. Barker.
whose weight j. 1910. The ten yoke
IA the Waterford string entered f"r pre-
nIum. averaged 300 lbs. u yoke.
Barnet had the heaviest string OF
..alii, ON the ground. These wcir led
nI = mobile pair owned 10y james Roy.
which weighed lein lbs. The "iIrl
oNurr> are VIM. Roy. Nalhl Roy.
james GoodWilir, john t;illillan. Il. Il.
iiarN"l, +. Fuli"rd, Joseph Dow and
L"Irn Kline. The ten yoke averaged
t>Uu lbs to the pair.
Fine -. ,Inhn>l.urA string were owned
IL, t.. -. Stiles. Geo. Aver. and f.. \ +.
Fairbanks y Co. hriravrrayr weight
WIS 300 lbs. To he pair. That these
Gown teams were made up OF good eat
L.. and that thCl were nearly of equal
merit. may Ice inferred from the tact
chat the committee. consisting of some
II the best judge IF oxen in this r"lIn
y, could not lgI, e aS To which should
axe either the ILL or second premiums.
Ind 81 awarded them all the first pIizr!
There WAS alSr Il live yoke string en-
cred from -. .juhnShurN.
Although there was moi Il single yoke
II oxen ou the ground very cons picuuu>
rN reason of their superiority over all
others. a. X sometimes the east. there
Nrlr many good cattle exhibited he
sides iiI">,' ;lIIcadN named. W m. Rus
,cl"w had Il sleek pair of Drv"Ir>. four
wears old. which were admired 10y all.
James TIrtran showed Il time pair of
working cattle: 'Euschiu> Brown ana
" Illaid kinnr. three Years "ld~ he
!atl"i Il splendid pair. weighing 800.
Ahial lInycy rNlIihitrd pan ni Dur
ham workers..
OF tW" Years old steers. handy. Peter
element had Il pain we'll matched.
Weighing ZOO lbs, which NcIc trained
to prItc,ti"u. Ciuud Harvey bad Il
yoke vcinhiun ucnrl, I'm and Frank
Hal. AFRO Stark, and Willard k,ruc
each exhibited stock III this rlas>. ;i> did
.I.nG,n & Harvey. and .JuI,r Nc,;iIl
r,rrIrI> PENS.
Tine exhibitions of tattlr in pens were,
\,IN uuIu,InuS Prominent in This die
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
Thursday, Sept. "a.

the walls, were some very credltable
oil paintings 10y Miss Hattie Wiley.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25

the walls, were some very creditablc
oil paintings 10y Miss Hattie Wiley.
Thursday, Sept. "a.
Like its two predecessors, this day
opened bright and beautiful; and the
people seeming never to tire of
fairs. began to come into town at an
early hour. This day is given wholly
to trottilg horses, there being three
trotS. us follows:
THREE MINUTE THOT.
Purses. so. 10. ~ and H.. For this
trot there were six entries, as follows:
&. Il. Eaton. ) dist.
Black Nellie, > ! 3 ,
G"odcnough, > > |
Bay Jim. 3 3 =
Black Maid / 3 / 1
Lady Spur. / dist.
Time, 2:50. 2:i:}} 2:iG4, BIB. 2:ll.
The Eaton was entered 10y Geo. Hub
bard Nellie 10y \. f. Lovci"y Good
enough 10y IIoughton and .Judcvinc.
West Concord: Jim 10y Itton Bros:
Maid 10y Joshua Brown: Spur 10y j.
u.., !,
VA WV ''''' o''i' inv '''n'
S"lh\ was run mt" ami broken. he
tr"t WAS closely contested, and before
'''e ''>' neat ''''H 'lI'''ihed i"r "iiiler'
WIS P''''H even ''llh" 'hr"'%i"'''.
/" inc "'''''''"''' 'he 'liS' 'r"' WAS Tor
''''
i""-f''Elh IT E>t'
FOR inns race rage ana Cheney entered
H'a'Ii"h J"lil lidfkhc>S, 'Btll''
Nome ~ a Insult "MIdhl%ht 1.
~ N"'"'''' h''""N' resulted a>
R.Ii, \nI,l, ,
Midnight. 3 > |
R"wdN. , ; 3 3
Time. PIP. ;: 2:l:i. >: III. 2:E 9:i9.
The trot oI".n To all horses. for PURSES
f'"'. 90. = ~ anu ~'Ib W sl> connected
tnr 10y ">u"W flake" entered bN Charles
Ballard Ivan Winklr." hl &C.. All
bolt "llnpc. luton Bros The score
stood
Snowflake. | ! dead |
N"h W IhhI'' 5 DIST,
-'''''
'"'' ''''H '''' WIS "'''"''" '''''
TT wv ''''''> ''' '''' prev nous '''':
,''''", '',''
~, -
''' "''' '''>''E
@'" anu i'"i'li '\'l'lilH.
TIE TIGHT ROPE
Between the races. both m"rnIli" ANA
ait"ln""h. VIZ. Leslie Appeared upon the
'ISh' '"l" ana Nth' through his rN"lu-
tons much ~ ON ia" PlcNl"u~ day. add
'"S ''' "'''' 81 Walking 1'i">> hIIidi"ld-
'"' ana ais" carry ING Il little >'"\" out
ana hlli"iI" Il III" III II ami cooking
some eggs. Ia tins last "n'i'aN"r he
S"' Too h'n'II ne. AMI hilrr being neal
~ hlIlId'h 10y III" smoke. the crowd de
Glazed Itself >;il>i'i!, and he slid the.
stove down II guy and then went ashore.
mn MN\A"ENENr.
tlrdlt l. due the officers. mar>hal>.
ahd all " II" had I" ii" with the Fair.
Ton lh" excellent order Which prevailed
ANA ia" Regularity with which every
thing passed oil. 'al"'"IIIa county may
we'll IL" proud al he good nid,r which
uniformly prevails at her fan :. and We
think there WAS less Of ruWd, i>m and
drunkenness than usual this Year.
I'M MI SO
-s " ~" ~ NV
'''''' an" WIS 'N''l''h'
~ '''''''' '''"' " !" '''' '''i''
nuns VI Nv '"'''>'''''' ana WAS the SUI
VI i''''>''''' ''''''''''''' ny >'''''-''>'
a
,'"ff' ~ >''H rev ~
'"' " '''"
MUS ~ "'''''' >''''N' an" "'"N'
''''' "''' '' '''>''" ''
''''''\'''''''''' "''' Il L." "'h''> '"r 'Illi'h-
tune men were shut down ou ~ con
du'iIn= u ramhlin" Institution. hut the
vendors ct sweet rId'T and plc>-Ind-
things kept on the even tenor of their
.,,,s Atvo-L,, ,,,,,.,,,..,, ,..,,,..,,,,..
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falr turkeys, W !. SWEET. Dan
Vile.
ID, II II WLcclrl. - j..
Pair fancy fowls. " /. Svrt,
/ DanNillr.
ID. j : IIurlbut. - j.
Pair BIahm;I PootIa>. j : / VA
lace.
2d, j : lEulhut. II j.
DI>CEErInNAEr PREMIUMS
Pair ducks. W l. SWEET, Dam,illr
I'd. Fred II Norris. Barnet.
Pair Bun Corhin~. " |. SWEET
DanNilIr.
ID. W BuzurlI. 81 j.
Pair English Game Bantum~. II
bert BuzZrll. II j,
I'd. VIM Ru>Sl"w. nanvilir.
Fruits ana NegetabIc>.
Best lot garden Vegetables. VIM
i Johnson, II J. e.,
ID. y Vi .luiIm>"n ~ j. oil
Varieties of applies. y, of each
kind. tie" l'r-tcn"ill, Dan, lille.
I'd. W F GiI,>"m,
Variety "t pIum~, &c" l,,ltru.lll.
Damvillc.
2d. same.
Half huSlIrl hrrts. \ X Qumh,.
Concord.
; pumpkins &c" GIlhitith. Barurt
Largest pumpkin. j & il"Ncl. II !.
3 >qua>hr>. VIM Is Jchn>pn. II j.
Largest Squash. { : Dlna. - j
r.,LI,,. L,.,d. Wm f. L,In.,r
J.um.sl ,.,I,I,.n,. head sam.
Peek beans. ! X OnimLy. Con
cord.
Peck peas. II Woudwarl. - j.
Peck Tomatoes. { : Dana. II j.
Lot Watrrmrl"u>. Mis- " Il John
son. II j.
CLulitiuwrIS. Gcu Crosby, 81 !.
Rura-haga>. II Wonduald. t J.
S.rimy seed corn. j Il Kimcl~nn.
P"arham.
"a, y '''H l. i sues. ;, D.
Hnln@ pop '"'ii' = w EliI>' u "a
VINE.
81 - rs ''"II l'''''"'>' l. " ''"'
''n' I'"'i ~
- ~ il'''"" '"' h''i hr'
''''''@ l"''''"N' l. W '""'' '''''
Vt, ~
n',I ,.,i,,. a. I,.,".,. II.
IN.
''''' 'i h'N''
"i>' ll'' n'il'rt h';idr III june VII
f. A,'',"' -
81 MIS- y MuIi'h' h'll n'i. 20
80. h"hII> Mason. W Hrri"Id.
lth, +. w 'ItIH. iiHln"t.
Tub butter mid' III sept. MI j
Mullen. Barnet. /,
2d. MI> john Mrtiill Enurt. tn
3D.. Frank { Grant. rr
It'll. .I.~rph Dow. Barnet. Cd
10 lbs. cheese. Ms I."irn kiuu,.
Barnet. ..
2d. Mrs & W New hall krhN. 60
;}d. Ms j Ward. 81 j. II
::,Iyar. Honey. Bread. ia.
T., ,.I. ,,,..,.I,. -,,.,.,, 49,,
,h,n -. H. M. = N ,,i;o.,d
lam, III.
81 p.,,I,', ,..,,ii,. 81
TmI, ',,,,,,,'.,. . .''','.,, .,n,,'
81 ,I,
,''''''' ~ ''''' -
NJ. " :! u !"' ~" :, 'I'''' v '">
'''''
a. '''n l'a'I''N' = =.
NIP,, ''',',H' n''' less '''''n '''>'
=" ''u; - 81
~ = \ ii'n!'', ~ ''''''n'
. specimen "'''' i'ici" WIN I''ll"
I,udnu,iII,.
ID. Mrs VI l. Robbie. - j.
Specimen graham bread. Miss
Maria Buzlrll. It j.
ID. Mis- y W Roberts. - j,
Specimen rye and Indian bread.
Mrs j + Robbie. II j Centre.
ID. Mrs jain Allen. INudnn.
.oaf cake. Mrs f Harvey. ST.
Specimen preserves. MIR, ! VI
Miles. II J.
/ ID. Mrs II \ .Tn>liu. West rnnrnr,
Specimen pickles. Mrs John En-
"r>"m. II j.
ID. Mrs = II Ingalls,. Lyndon.
10 lbs. starch. Mr. j \ IIumtri.
Lyndon.
Specimen preserves. Nh Tun.ru
Hawkins. II j. .
Canned fruit. Mrs VI |. Robbie. II i. .
ID. Mis- j VI Clifford. DAM lie.
Specimen Jelly, Mrs VI !. E"hn.. = ] .
2d. Miss Nate Cam. Waterford.
/ 10 lbs. dried ra>phcIli,>. Nh j \
Hunter. Llndum.
Specimen sweet pickle. Mrs ,-r
Bailey. II j.
Mechanical Warcs--IHirSt Class
Best az r.,t ,;.,E pr,., p.,,
viii. go.
ilalloN' . VI warner. - j. '
hiIi,in, \r,i, r,,I.
J,nInm,iII,! w. ,nN.,' W'..J
,n,,,,., ..Z.,, I,,.,I. .....
ID M Wr,.., i N..l,.,
W,,I ,,,nm,, D..
,t d,,,,. II u.,,;, 81 Iu
I,t ..,.L '.,.,,, Iu
I,t IJ;mJ, .a, r
80, ~" I''','''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
Poultry.

Spring pig, f = Allen. St J.
ID Snmn
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The horses in this class fwere owned as
follows: G.. W. Bonctt. W. W. Mack.
I. Prescott. ii. VI. Hall. Curtis Stevens.
f. b. Potter, f. Griffin. ii. Lynds, :. :.
Brigham. Geo. Martin and ID. X. Wake
field.
TROTTING HORSES.
In the afternoon there were two trOtS:
one for fastest horse owned in the coull-
tv. and one for four Years oldS.
TWENTY DOLLAR PURSE.
For this purse there we've four entries,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25

Time, 2:5O. 2:l3} 2:l64. bib. 2:il.
The Eaton was entered 10y Geo. Hub
bard: Nellie 10y \. +. Lovci"y: Good
enough 10y lIoughton and Judcvinc
West Concord: Jim 10y I'tton Bros.
Maid 10y Joshua Brown: Spur 10y j.
llobSon. On the first start the Maids
SrIlky WAS run into and broken. Tn,
tr"t WAS closely contested, and hct"r,
the last heat they adjourned for dinner
Ii WAS Il pretty even thing throughout.
In the afternoon the first trnt WAS foI
TIN,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25


Hearth rug. Mis- John / Moore.
- J"hn>hlr\.
"a, Mrs T. II Brown, Natrli"Ih'
~ MIS- AVN hr""''' W '''' I"'"'
hlilch>' Mrs y lh"nIt>, ~ nd"'
a. Mrs - tu>hnnIh, w aI'lI'"'.
knII gloves. Miss Il | \H'il".
l"I'ham.
Amt h">". Mis- AlNlm W 'dlIil'-
ton. |. Nrdon.
2d. cotton hose. Mrs II Il lI'''''
It .j"hm>hInN.
ID. lrrma McLarru. Barnet.
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FOUR YEARS OLDS.
There were four entries ioI this trot
with the following result:
c. Pinard, > ,
Henry kinnc, |
C.. VI. Richardson, diStanccd.
Robert Cobb. ruled off aS over age.
Time. :}:3l. Bis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25
TWo-FDRTI PURSE.

For this race Pag" and Cheney entered
'Stalight :: John Hardness. ..Brll,
Noble" y. \. bu>ult, midnight :" G..
c. Abbott, "R"wdy." 1t resulted a>
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fi'hNl HALL.
lhlS always attractive place in the
Far WAS fuller than ever of the useful
and beautiful. There were II3 more
entries this year than last. Prominent
III the exhibition wa> the display of
photography. which occupied the entire
south end Of the hall, making this part
of the building an art gallery. This
was filled with photographs 10y ID. A.
Clifford and Geo. II. Hastings. the al
fists of this town. 1t was an attractive
place. and Il crowd could always he
found there. The ample counters in
the hall were well laden with articles
made 10y the ladies of this county. In
worStcd, WOODEN. needle work. and en-
hrolderN. there was Il choice variety:
while the articles more commonly
known Us those of household manufic-
tnIe were very abundant. A unique
and very pretty floral design was eX-
hihited 10y Mrs. VIM. RuSSlow of Dan
Vile. This was pavilion two or three
feet square. made of flowers. autumn
leaves, mosscs. evtrgreens and GRASSES.
artiStically arranged. There were also
other floral designs less elaborate but
very pretty. Among the NOTICES,
drawings and paintings which decorated
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-02

Average, eas.Al per mile.
Taking actual coat oil tho rond nj,
say, eis,000 per milo, anl saying
nothing Of tho fictitious values put
upon many of thenl, Il amounts 10
atax orlcsa than Two ,nil'a on 4 dol.
lAr. 1'hs farmsc who pays from
twenty % oity in,tls on hls property
N taxes n,hy wcll ask Why one
kind Of property should b. taxed
higher than another. Aud thia
sax vas lcvlsd on she gross carninga
PER milo, bssod upon tho statcm cnis .
Of the onlecrs OF The compsn snlos,
instead ef an assessment BY oillocra
appointed for tha. purpose, and
whose lntcrost anil duty would
prompt tlsM ~ make tho same val.
uation ~ on other property. Oar
present ays.em of taxation on NJ,
aasosssd valuation per nile Ii 4 iar
snora equitable oi,~. hut wen
huro sountIss lcvying thc INK mus,
IN many lNAtansos eIpost ~ invnlvc
themselves in vxpcnsive litigation,
bcoauss while III thu industrial III
trrcats pay cheerfally the tax,
nSCssaasy, The ra,lrasd cnn.pa nics
srs continually sccking f,,r rrnr.
~ assessments, os kolnc othr,
eans0 ly whiut, tho payment mn,
By avoided welding al The power
u Osnlsalss0sl capital. Some oI
these men, - faFshsr e1tend lhci,
spcciAl prlvilvgsa, pack convcn
tiens. brtbs lsgl.lalarss, anil snbsi
diss Judges = thus Naming
thv0uNh corrsps mer,s, inhur,,r.
- pvsSsisV VI ll.s rights OF III,
people. Aai psriloas 10 our i,v,
y u MT possible A. thia time /.
write ,hS history of eaeh sepnrat,
Railroad entcrprine In thu State
hence ! hnss determined 10 max,
ms report = general onc. | ~,
aware that This Will not he sn,i,u,,
ja't ~ those lsOsAs Who hA.,
received nome of the Land grants
Ihss probably those knaAs huv,
''s:a 'losfslly aided BY local gyasr
sssIx.,'ss N. co.., e1 Ri,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-02

Noop tlor Inuln MAoAaiNs for
January. enn.ains 4 lavish supply Of
ii's. rase articles Lis nov IN iis inur.
,een,h .o.an ani every Year hna III.
esearcl Il. popularity aud addcA now
friends II IT, large lss or admirers,
Though retaining i,s ohl nnmo. !. hos
IL, ,hr slightest connection with In
t.,rn.r proprietor In, has fr many
motifs hsea the exclusive property of
II n. = u Shu,rs L. present pull.
lisler. Il. " uphovns (1cmoroon)
.,ll continues N its eaiser and IL thc
oal, rersea ,'aplbe'' IL that capacity
giving n thu magazine nnt . care.
lc.s supervision. hut direct rctsnnsl
attention In every department, Ths
magazine h impsovinG constunlly, sn,l
II spl.n,liul, adapted " che msmbsrs
u l,.e household. Tho present namb.
" contains three engsaviNg~ and other
g"ol things IN proportion.
Prize u nlagas NJ onv dcllas pr year
--wisA ohrulno yo.SslA,ss. ons dollar
aud hall. Address
Woods Household Magasins,
Nswburgh, N. 7.
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Asstss A H. ssasslsss ~Aas An
tsrsa ue assasFess ssisse. ~ sstte "a !
S#t fsAstas. ~ - sssaFuss@ II
eas $sass tH thr stss1iN asss ~
tas@e as sAA sAtsi smassfs ssfT. ana
'As sl@aA ns*# asAas wA1%h .sAsss y,
saiA tt~s ~ suil - rirss wHsass
sssNsirw Wi iAe tslssiea .na tNvAt,
VA haah thr ,T~ssls - tAv sne hsaa
aHA shr snra ~Aa hass AnA#vals W.
Vested sAtat Nnnss N ssiarn.i rrnts
rts. ~Hnta sralsaaw iha, ihre,
shsnll W. 4 tlssft nnsietss ~ isnt
~ the sslassens. rights sri ,sistlsa
~ ~ Al tiassss inistvsss.l.
in the ihfsses ~ ssal~at taild
irr ~ Ie~a. snl Ia .he asssess ~
the peaple ses hs,vt faesl.,iss ri
ges,inr b. msskes. iha, there ~as
~ the pst, 81 the Legislature taa
little ass.n,saa gissn II the intv..
,s,s aei sieA,s ~ ,ke people Ii 4
we'll established faet ks,ty en-,
coatagvineat ~as given /. .hrse
,n,.,ftise.. hnl gradually, irnm
var - year. she companies a.snm
~ greater aal greater lsawrs. until
thc time has come sh.n N isrsiieni
shA, there Aitsf he A r',erk some.
where, " the evil viii bcrs1,e Ton
gtrni ~ hr rnntrellcsl.
The sal,i.ct thnal,l noi bc rnnsi,l.
erred without taking into account,
the blessings which railways have
conferred upon tho world. of all
the powers which have ~ rapidly
changed the business NJ our eoaniry,
have given an impetus 10 civ,liza.
,Ion, this stands precmine,t. and
due credi. shoull b. given 10 those
cntc,prising capitalists, WIN, by viz
orons thought aul nnti,inv enerr,
have nd'lrd so much IN the prosper
~ and growth of our State. The,
have provided the people with 4
most valuable servant. hut liz.
time has come Wh.n This valuable
servant has become mn~t tsranni
cal master. rhr tinr has cnmr
whr, Wc IN nnr FREQ l,erncllcan
country are cursed hy system ~
special rights, special privileges,
special powers, anl mnunpnlis i ~
cliqncs aud rings. II that rternnl
vigilance which las been eall.l ,..
price ot liberty IL not exercised, IL
this aggressive power is no, hoIll,
met aud r. Il iinrsi bv wise AMI rem.
sona''c !, gislalion. ail tho indus.
'fin' interests Of our country mus,
langui>h.
The railways of tho United
States ut the close of tho year lss.
numbered .onle \. .tlon miles, which
fur represented hs stock ,ni
debt amounting - three ,l,nnssna
nnr hur lrei mi til. nitn. milf ,ns.
u Will hu> ~ 49, that the r,,l.
WAYS hnsr b,rum, linanrialy II
greater insti'nltnn .hn til uny
rrnmemt T,,.ir sro. i, s,nnr
grraiy cNeesl> ll,at ii ,i,e .psern
m,n' Tie pa,Asr i, tin..e .,,lta,
ations extends 70 ,.rt ,sta.r an4l
populated li.,tii rhe nnlu II,
~ the eonmt, Las h.e,tlnr d,ren
dent on aud tributary IL them
These ar;era' sahs ara es,n,lnlle,l
by few men. mi II tltes l,,.e ~,
become = reli,le.l power II II b,.
cause the. have found il easier II
couirol mud nse existing parties
than - dlahl,'e IN politics on their
own account.
~ m instance of special rri.iI
rges granted to ,hes. corporations.
take the s,st.,n oi lasatiu, nn rail
wy y, ln,,y iloM lsns IL III.
The average INK pr Mila ii, tho
railroads Ot this Stalu Nns ~ iul.
lows:
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.Olp AND Nav" b4sins 10 niash
volums with strung aad a,iritsd nan.
hsr, vol illustrating The double 1sla
which 10 tho rsculiarisy II ths pags-
sine, Literature and Psychological In.
Ifovemens by soms myslerious pow.
r.. Mr.. nsrnand's serial, my Tlms,"
10 cot ID In the midst of ies usefulness
and : new story. called The Way Ne
Live nav. !. hy : moro popslas author.
An.hoay TsoNops. b 6eGua instead.
"Scrops," The other serial. soallMucs.
and will have. apparently. two o.
three numhen moro. A spirightly
,hrce.patt story of Washington scolsty
II also hcaun, Hut hotter than any cf
these u Mr. HAls's vsvy humosous
short story u "A Civil Servant. "--a
luslierous picture u shs lNs aad expsd.
encs II Mr.. John caapp. ! pseobo) )o0el
olhce-hclicr several iapestsol psk
lic sarics ars ssN~ibly koM1Del. ~.
Halo. In bio insrodsctlsa. hss sIals,l
very ally WAss ths Amssieaa dip)eae.
tic lrcesdsnls prove about ~ "vis.
elnius" ease. An an.nymeue vsltr
giscs clear and mese lntessselue hIs-
tory u The psnis rhsa. shsss b .
g"od history II ths Dssesa - pAsay
Of l7;e, hundred yeAss aGsI ~ =.
cond Of Mr. TysNhill's ShaSnlne esl.
PARE oa4 Al Nh uinsk kleyb GeoAle
skstehee 4 County Sl NJ ~ O6lk y
eASslal - inslv1etlvs Moelee q -
st1Alt MI. - NJ A1schlaGoC =
tho ppsna ~ oaAA sesi0os vASm
msxlna iroa - gAss E11s, -
Asa hy Myv''n !. HJnsss, 80 -,
sal shoreAtfsl sojnlseessso ~ 6. q.
A,; and ! ssrias = ta)ly v0eo = ~.
| ryyvhlse's papSn 61lesAlvs v ! lDse
saory slsusu'. w!uSlsd ~kA hh sgs,
wisdom.
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~ tit asnsnmca, shall rs,cnd In
! siesiaG tai~. Al 'hr agricultural N.
tsit@ts II tin hst,an they a,r mot with
the lea II ~si.ry.
Thr maaai M, atiWg iHtcvrsta or
The c,ua.ss aud nr difficulty Ia al.
tanning lie rnactacut vi law whtvn
hal, pro oct their industries.
t'tes NIX In AID obAin millloAs
fpr 'hr Improvement nj their her.
baf., AMI nav ,he ,lav MAS rumu
,mcr The agricultural nn.t prcdac.
~ e'as rs 1t The eoi.ntsy ssk that,
~ compared with other cxpcm,il.
tanr-, "A ri,tnnec shall he taken
i,.m the patslio revenues 10 foster
mi prn'n-ls their lntcrcs,A A
t.W scats slnce great ,,We &c rail.
" y was needed 10 unite thu Al.
attic aud l'n.siia States. To-Day,
MI viii .onuelc tla, ID was the duty
an'i province ~ government 10
'i,,v bull, |, rather than ~ have
given \ bonus three times ,,s rost
~ u private corporation.
The agricultural States oi lhu
tnion IL not ask, may, will not
,,eel, \ repetition Of the history
It that enterprise; bat |, II rxpcc.
lrd TINT ,he neat session II thu
Iowa tsenersl Assembly. and thst
the ia,l Congress will take iuto
careful consideration measures
which will bring relief 10 the hur.
dened md fllggiug industry of tho
agricultural S,a,es of the Cnisn.
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Mr. Frcdrick ". Schneider. ii tho
Troy l'rcss. act aud distributed srnsn
Dec II. 1872, 10 Doc IL, 1874. g..
81. ana ems. This amount divided
,mang Az working lays, gives 10.
;id0 ema rar day, averaging IL roua.
nun'err 10000 per lay, with li,,le
margin # III TO-. Tho bighcst
Number .. IN any ono lay was i7.4sh
For .hir,,.,igh, lays Mt Schneider
sci .'lan ems pof io,. and for fvo
weeks averaged $4,000 pe, week, FER
shift, .tnar w.rss lle sci J0. 600 cms.
lLa ,u.tttrt Mis ot general nature.
anl uss,le uf any department..