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We consider tho Tribune very valuable
paper AhhnNllle ~, - Oitigun,
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icrt Of agriculture. II becomes therefore a
matter OF NitM importance 70 the country
TINT the direction OF the ideas OF this Vaat
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star.
unequaled In culture, dignity comprohen-
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lectual; lotlersd by no party ties, bolled In
deceneies of speech, and hysterlo with no
wild, sensatlons.-l Raleigh, IN. % Agrlcul-
tural journal
Surely the paper has maintained success
fully the high popularity which he be-
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Quoted and independent journal, which IL
now deserves even more Justly than NJ any
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Of these ollliren, lis woody cont il
10 alleged, became SO CHARGED wltb
contagious matter as n render n a
source Of disease and death. az
though u Is only lair 10 admit lhnt
pc children may have caught lie
ulspsse no q other sources lhan tia
WOODY coat vet there Is reason IN
lsaf Than both dogs and cats. ospo.
pMlly the latter, da occasionally
assist Ia tho circulation of Infections
lllnessi and whore fever prevails the
sooner they are lodged out of lbe
house tho better 'lhey arc. how
ever, probably no more dangerous
" lhls respect than books. 40 one
VINO takes up a book from q library
over troubles himself or herself al
70 tho anlecedenls Of tho volume il
may have just loii tho hands Of tho
lhe lever patient.
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To Farmers mud Planters.
0FFIcE SuP'T. BUREAU IMMIGRATION, /
Austin, January rs, 1876.

0FFIcE SUPT. BUREAU IMMIGRATION,
Austin, January rs, 1876.
The large number of immigrants that
have, aud will arrive in our state the
present season, and the increase in the
number that may he confidently 10 *
ed for next fall and winter, to Judge
from the data now In this office, in
duces me to very respectfully andearn-
estly suggest to the farmers, ofevery part
of the state, the propriety and necessi-
ty of cultivatng larger area of their
lands in breadstuiIs.
You justly claim tibet Texas has the
finest soil and climate for the growth
of corn and other cereals of any of the
southern and southwestern states, all d
while this claim is indisputably true,
your system of farming forces you to
import very largely from other states,
corn, -four, meat aud many other arti-
Giles of food that you could and should
produce. While the western farmer,
with far less genial climate, plants
and grows, so as to not only supply bis
home demand, but exports largely,
meat, corn, flour and vegetables, your
system of farming forces you to import
all these articles that will grow as
luxuriantly in your fields as it does in
the fields of those who produce them.
1t is O difficult matter to convince
your brother farmer in other states
that Texas is good country to produce
the necessary articles while corn is
worth from one dollar to one dollar
and fifty cents per bushel, and other ar
ticles of that class equally as dear, and
to supply the demand large quantities
have to be imported from other states,
and in many instances the farmer
himself is an importer Of those articles.
Barring any unusual provideniial in
reference, in the course of the present
year your state " i'll receive during the
coming fall and winter the largest inn
migration of any state in the union in
In any one year.
TO plant, so as to supply rot only
your own home demand for these arti-
Giles, but the increased demand caused
by this influx of INN grafton, seems
to be an imperative duty, and yon
should consult your own interest aud
the true prosperity Of the state.
The near approach of the planting
season, and the necessity of growing
more vegetables, corn and other cere-
ais by the farmers of the state, has in
duced me to respectfully submit these
suggestions for their consideration.
The press of the state is respectfully
requested to publish these suggestions.
J. j. ROBERTSON,
Supt Bureau Of I'm.
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MEDICAL
A mild nperIent nud ren,ie nuruu

mild aperieni and gentle purga.
i've, recommended for thu cure ofall do.
fhhgemenis NJ the stomach, llyeEand bowels
NY lhelr timely uao much sickness n Pre-.
vented The tcallof many years have PROV.
ON lhem TO DO tho safest, gurol aud best OF
all the pills over offered TO the public. They
purliy the blood, romoyc nh oouupilons and
restore the discussed syHlom TO perfect health.
Ashn AntidOte 10 Calls aud Fever they
have no equal, tOr Dyspepsia they nrc
~ Specific. For Sick Headache nnd IliI.
ions collie they are sure cure. Po- Con.
Iipntion, hhrumaiism, piles, Pnipiia.
lion OF the Heart. Pain "a tho Side,
Hack ana Lolns, Nervousness, positive
remedy Tor fennio IrregularlilOs,
without n rival. When Que does not "ieel
very well,"a single dose stimulates the stom-
ach ana bowels, restores The appetite, and
imparts Vlgor 10 the system, sold every.
whore, Once, ~ Murray street. Now York.
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Says Beocher to Plymouth church
lalely although II Is very nat,
nral when my interests and okarae,
tor are NJ stake, II Ia natural that
you should show your concern,
there u a higher thing than that,
and It Is my deslro that You should
rlse aud stand on u higher plane
ana IN u higher mood, You can do
u very easily and safely, for | do
assure you that instead of being n
suffering creature every day | am
tho happiost man In tho
whole connection.
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Books and Dogs as PrOpasators OF
Disease
From the Pail Mall Gazette.l

From the Pail Mall Gazette.l
Among the many agents for the
spread of infectious diseases are, 1t
seems, "our domestic pets" For
the propagation of fever II dog is
sometimes rs bad, or worse, than a
drain, and case is referred to in
the Sanitary Record in which scar.
let fever was carried from one child
to another by a favorite retriever.
The dog had been reared in house
where scarlatina prevailed, and was
subsequently given to a friend OF
the family. Shortly after one OF
the children in the dogs new home
was attacked with malignant scar
latina and died. Disinfectants were
used plentifully, and every pre-
caution taken to prevent q recnr-
renee Of the malady, but in two
months time second child took the
same disease, in its worst form, and
died. AS the dog had been the
constant companion and playfellow
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by Louisa NJ. Alcott, author Of Little Wo-
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The peculiar features ofSt Nicholas, which
have condnced so largely TO Its popularity,
will be kept up with spirit:
short and easy storiesi In French, German,
and Latin for arslation, will appear occa-.
sionally, while Jack-in-the Pulpit, the Let
ter Box, and the Riddle Box, will continue
to he full OF interest, and the department for
very young readers will be enlarged.
Baynrd Taylor and other distinguished
travellers will give stories OF foreign co,tn-
tries.
air. Rideing will continue his series % de.
liphfni and instructive papers on practical
subjects.
Mr.. Bartlett and Others will attend 10 the
department az hpiDe entertainments, ts..'-
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New writer's. In addition To nnr present
lar.e corpa of contributors, viii give Young
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hhN mpir rlnuiNilu popular approval than
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ST. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes;
an the bound volume OF 81. Nicholas, with
Its gloay of red and gold, we have a perfna-
nent addition 10 the literature OF the young,
tistic talent cooperated In the service OF chill
dren. II Is continual educator OF their
taste and at their honor and courage do
not see how II can be made any better, and II
the children don't like II think 1t Is time 70
begin TO change the kind OF children In this
on,, ~
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In the extensive list Of illustrated material
now in course OF preparation, which u is ex-
rectc'l sill hp Mutt ,hrd dintlng the coming
year. are UcrnsiohHl brilliant papers ON
French ~ nn' literature, by Albert Rhodes;
articles III tutvetin Europe, Asia and Ameri-
on Chica4p iehmord, Baltimore and ofhar
cities stsetcn OF ariu0s phases OF veseta-
ZION, etc, etc.
In poetry, short lorlsS mn SKETCHES, bio
graphic, rlnt .tlsrrnce, css5iNs. tic the pub
fishers expr, ~ 10 pressrve thHir former high
standard. Everv Tort v ~ w made tn keep
the magazine fsu,h, brisht, hlsh-toned and
COIN nan OnabIr
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

st. MfChOlaS for 1876.
The prospectus OF the second volume shows
that til re is To be NJ falling of, but an IN
crease In It's literary aud pictorial a'trnc-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two Up endid serial stories
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by j. n. Towbridse, author OF the lack Hax-
ard stories, etc.
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GRANGE DF TIME:
ON ARD AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8, 1874,
CtasE CONNECTION

At Minnenle and international junction,
tslth trains on the International aud Grcai
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston end Galveston. Al
Shrayenort, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South. and With the III
Paao Mail Comrsny's stages for Monroe.
Vioksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
with the
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st. louis. Memphis. L'uIsvnle. Cairo. rhlsasc
AID
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Inquire for thenugh tickets and rates 10 al
important points at the Terss And Pacific
Railway office. cornc- Lamar street and Pa.
ciar avan1e.
perths and sfateroonls in Pullman Palace
Steering Car can he secured nj oil hours Of
the dsv On application TO Fl. X. Thomas,
Ticket Agent.
GEO. NOBLE,
General superintendent
W, n. NEWMAN
General Passenasr'Aeenf.
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DEATH -.

Died, OH the morning Of the 9TH. at l:25 o'clock,
JOHNNIE DASHIr,L. infant son Of William A.
and Fiizabeth f.. Gruh,,; aged one year, seven
months. and nineteen DAYS.
The funeral will take place at the resider &c Of his
parents. No. 1913 frnok avenue at 10 O'Clock To-
DAY (ssturda,) Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited 10 attrnd.
Died. In nanvillc. Va. September ~. 1875,
.SAR:H VOWr.L. youngest child Of jamie and
Francis l.. Smith, DR. aged one year aud two
months
Died, September 10. 1875, at the Richmond
Granite orks, MIN he .ORESCE. only child
Of Iyrce =. and ora A. Tyler; aged twenty days.
Farewell. my little MINNIE dear,
Hog much we do miss YOU here:
FIE away In hcaveIhSOu rest
Among the good you are best.
Do not cal her from on high,
Angels never earthward NY;
Moiher K Used her. father wept,
Hut our little MINNIE slept.
Scottsvilie payers nlcase coDy.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITAL.-In the vain
attempt to stop tie removal of the State cap
ital of West Virgiuia several of the public
spirited citizens OF Charleston became secu-
rity for the payment of costs in getting out
an ipj JUNCTION. The suit having gone against
them they are now responsible for those
costs, which exceed $4,000. The Charleston
COURIER very justly calls upon the people OF
Charleston TO save these gentlemen from
loss. If this be not done, for one we should
feel that, though public injury were perpe.
trated by taking the government to Wheel
ing, Charleston deserves little sympathy.
The public spirit there could hardly entitle
her to the dignity of being the State capital.
Everybody will agree in this opinion
Still there can be no good argument to sus-
tain the removal Of the capital to Wheeling,
aud we are not changed at all in the opinion
that an act so moustrous must be due to
some censuraDle influence. The Charleston
Courier thus describes. the present location
Of the capital
Upon the banks Of The Ohio river, upon
a small neck of land, VII nin bailing distance
of Ohio and stones tnrDw from Pennsyi-
vania, stands the capt. Il Of this State, evlnc.
ing a character Of legi>laion as unnatural as
it Is unjust, the local beGtfts 10 be divided
with other states. while our own citZsns
are correspondins!y deprived OF tina, which
is of right theirs"
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The LoUDoUN DISTRICT will send sterDg
delegation. as usual, since it got out OF
stratum of " Merciers." That dignifed and
consistent gentleman, JOHN A. CARTER, and
WILLIAM MATTHEW, who, while formerly 10
the Legislature, deported himself in man.
ner that won for him general respect, are
the nominees for tue House of Delegates. Il.
o. CLAuGnroS, OF Alexandria, and Judge
CHARLES f. SINCLAIR, of Prince William, are
the Conservative nominees for the Loudoun
and The Prince William senatorial districts.
We kaow Judge SINCLAIR we'll. He is an
able lawyer and i sound politician. MIR.
CLAUGnToS is reported to be man OF fine
qualifications, aud highly popular amongst
his people.
These names are guarantee for wise ard
faithful craftsmanship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18

A PEACEFUL AND TENDER HEARTED Con-.
MuN1rY.-A few days Stree two children died
in Jonesvllie, Lee county, in this State, so
nearly at the same hour that their funerals
took rllce at one and the same time. The
JonesvlIe paper says they were "sweet
little babe s." and that they had lived" within
a stones thro of each other" ard that of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven" Their
funerals were preached by one minister,
while their cetIins lay side by side. The
people Of JonesviIle seem so little used to
funerals that two coming together quite dis
tres>ed them. The tender ages of the dead
seemed to add to their grief. The editor
says:
"Such 4thipg has never before occurred
in our midst, and though both were small
children, it made deep aud solemn impress
sion on all who witnessed it,"