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A THREATENED STRIKE on the Third Avenue
Railroad has been averted by the determina-
ton of the officers OF the company to persist
IN reducing the wages of the drivers and con-
ductors. The latter found that it was an I'M
favorable time for man to quarrel with his
bread and butter, and capital, consequently,
gained the victory without bloodshed.
TIE condition OF the tracks yesterday attracted
Mr.. Bergh's attention, and he compelled the
company on tins line to put four horse teams
to their cars. Consequently further reduce
ton in wages may be expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
,wn Iveland has laid ner dead son at IL

Grown. Ireland has laid her dead son at ~
foot of the throne as her silent profess
against centuries of wrong Mitchell died in
the hour of the only triumph that remained
for him to win. AS revolutionist his work,
whether good or evil was approved by his
own countrymen, and he returned from long
and unhappy exile to be buried in his native
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

4 GALLANT PORTER of bank in Wall street
deserves 10 be recorded for his bravery in
beating off three burglars who attempted to
rob the institution. The janitor of building
SUSPICION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

TEE CAE1Isr WAR.-Our special correspond
snce from the seat of war in Spain, which we
publish to-day, viii be found to contain
graphic and interesting sketches of the scenes
where the warning factions of Bourbons meet
IN morrill, combat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

TaE CENTENNIAL of American Indepen.
dence has enlisted the hearty sympathies and
concurrence OF France, and the nation which
gave a Lafayette to fight for us sends
successor and namesake to represent it at our
great Exposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

CRYING SHANE is the utter disregard for
human life shown by the railroad and city
authorities of Newark. Another victim at
the railroad crossing was recorded last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

The WALKING MATCH at the Hippodrome
last night between Wilson Reid, of New York,
and Daniel O'Leary, of Chicago, resulted in
the victory of the latter.
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KING ALFONSO is beginning to realize the
fact that uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown. The arbitrary measures put in force
against the Spanish press are likelyto pro-
ducs serious results.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

From our reports this morning The probabilities
are that the ,oeather today uiH be -.cool and
cloudy, and later 1rormer and c,edrinq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty eighth and Broadway.-rHE BIS 81
MANIA at p. NJ closes at 10 80 F. NJ. Mr.. Fisher.
Lewis Miss Davenport. Mrs Gilbert.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Son and
after January l. 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
sent free of postage
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.-On and
after January !, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
sent free of postage
All business or news letters and'telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed NEW YORK
HERALD
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. as FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
VOLUME ...........-............N0. so
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.
GERMANIA THEATRE,
Closes tentp As si = r. Miss sI Lima h Sayr ~
NIBLos
Broadway.-HERRMANN, ats p. NJ: closes atlos45P NJ
TONY PAsIoRs OPERA HOUSE,
10; 20l sowery.-vAElETY, at p NJ closes at io;S
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
N eisste c6 saa At Re % H. Mr. Fisher NJ
Lewis, Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
LYCEUM THEATEE,
SiSsffH stTsf aeas Mn nH RstoT
Broadway.-DAvY CROCKETT. at SIP NJ closes At
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE.
No; SIS Broad way.-vARIETY, ats P. M closes At loS
BOOTHS THExTRE.,
AESRY H. Closes f1i PM n Mr. Risnod
SAN FRANCISCO MIN,sTKELs
s sISssfREysY 2r at eees a
TIyoLI THE ,TEE-
Eighth street. between second and Third avenues
VARIETY AT 8 7. VI. closes at II p M
wALLACK's THEATRE
Broadway.-rHk sHAUGHRAUN, at p. NJ: closes At
10 '45 p NJ Mr. Boucicault
Broadway and Thirty fourth sreet-PA RIS By NIGHT.
TWO exhibitions daily, at and ; T. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway corner OF Thirtieth street--THE FASTEST
BOY IN NEW YORK, at =. NJ; cl,se: at 10 As T. NJ.
Matinee at 2 p NJ
OLYMPIC THEATRE:
20 GA Broadway-vARIETY at r. NJ; closes At 10 As
p ".
s, ROBINSON HALL.
si&teerih street and Broadwsy- &c ALLENpEk's
GEORGIA MlNSfRELS. at +. NJ closes at 10 p. n.
THEATRE COMIQUE
No 5lf Broadway.VAElETY, az p NJ q closes 10 rs
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF~ART
West Fourteenth street-Open rom 10 A. Nj 10 p NJ.
ROMAN HIPPODROME,
TROrTING AND MENAGERIE afternoon and evening
az ana :. Mr.. James Nixon's Benefit
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
Fulton avenue.-VARIETY, at 8 L. NJ closes at 10 As
Pm
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE,
West twenty third street, near Sixth avenur.-NEGRO
MlNsTRELsY. &C. ats +. NJ; closes at 10 p. NJ. Dan
Bryant
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LYCEUM THEATEE,
Fourteenth street near sixth aveUue~-MAhlE An
T0INEITE. arts r. N. Nine. Ristori.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

GERMANIA THEATRE, .
Fourteenth street. GlROFLE GlROFLA, al stF H.
closes AZ ~ As +. NJ. Miss Lima Mayr.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
No. 20l Bowery.-VAKlETY, at r NJ; closes ~ io<
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ROMAN HTPPODROME,
Fourth avenue and Twenty venth stieet.-CIRCUS
TROTTING AND MENAGERIE afternoon. and evening
az 2 Mr. James Nixon's BENEFIT.
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BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE
West Twenty third street, Sixth aveuuf NEGRO
NINSTRELSY. &c.. ats +. NJ; closes 10 p NJ Dan
BRYANT
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QUINTUPLE SHEE T

NEW YORK, SUNDAY. MARCH 2E. 1878.
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NIBLO'S,
Broadway-HERRMANN, ats r. NJ. closes ~ l0-45 r NJ
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
Fulton avenue.-vARIETY. at 8 +. NJ; cioes at 10 4
I. NJ.
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PARK THEATRE,
Broadway-DAyY CROCKETT, at SEP NJ closes al
IO45 P. NJ. Mr. Mayo.
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE,
No SIS Broadway-VARIETY, at p NJ: closes At l0:4S
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All business or news letters and'telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed NEW YORK
HlRALp.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed
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BOOTHS THEY'RE.
corner OF Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue
Henry v, att 4. NJ. closes at lip. NJ. Mr. Rignod
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SAN FRANCISCO MIN,STEELS.
broadway. corner of Twenty -nnIth street-NEGR(
LlNSTRELsY, at P. NJ; closes at10.P. NJ.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF~ARr
West Fourteenth street-Open rom 10 A M 10 p NJ.
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wALLACKS THEATRE,
Broadway.-THE SHAUGHRAUN, at s p NJ: closes 81
10 As p. NJ Mr.. Boucicaut
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Liberality in Farming.

Josiah @ nrv. OF Ma, sarl u,ctts. IN l
asle aud excel Mt address upon { +" 81
jet ~ agri l'urr, makes The iGilo"iHg
fen>lh!t I, marks:
la ;h> arr, AMI al'lOs, in this ar
slO'e. III j. III liberal hand which M.
S.ih rcii' Lib ral.t, il good btr
anti y rIn >h.-i,cr> is the sOurr. Of tcalIh
stf.rg'h IN crInfnr1 10 aniIna 8; ralisr
Il. N IL thrive On !. g TODD. ani 4, eur :
lr",n .'a,nayr all SITS Ot crops. LII err
airy l." ~ III p:o.i-iO ~ '".d for y"
mes ic anim .ls Il the source o. Il IN.
nu-r'c and ina nrr. Thus il is IL gr.-
culture. as in very p.rt OF cr' ion.
y =. AMI pat. rnti Prov .hcr h $ ms p
ar III. c",, e { !! "ur.infy aud iaEptn,s>.
lii r,i>Ing an,in H. The coalition ~ -lc-
Z IS j. kindn. 81 ard h.nrv lence tuwarn
III m''
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Miscellaneous Grange Items

Tie Patrons % K.nturky are taklu,
steps 70 establish orange banks.
Th' Lr nyes Of Mississippi are mnvi,,
e"rn'sf in the matter OF establishing
.o-"prrt,vr &C, I, al busln IS agency SIN
liar t. hH nav 10 progress o. Organ,z.
fiOn N he t,rky.
Rnt',-riOt and Cache creek Grange.
have passed rsu u,ions - oppos ( o.,
the r.snye Of trx'-bo. Ks Ia The rub
schools ~ California.
some OF re Oranges il Indiana
e rry Box La- been a. trO u.eL In
~. ."'' quest "n> are Wi,tr'n on lips :.
Iarr; tue Secretary then passes III. boz
cot cts and reals them. ,n,t. NJ MI.
al IL Crazy" Who with 10 d. 30 ~
I'll n Views np"L the questions read.
there Is s,ii 10 b. "A gr.ai ..rryiya,'
IN pr '2ress mb.ig tnr Grsnyets IL ~,
knu,tcrn p rO. VI n i j rs-y. III
iucr'as, o ~ 'lDr. - very RAPID. Uu,.
dr.'s ~ 'arin.s- VII, K montn. ag
Wsxgrd their heals la d ri.tpn It o, com.
u Y .fna. ar. now kps.i y loudly i.
The "u or = tc .0r admission
Al IC' NJ owe, tlOu ~ P.trOn. j.
NJ >ei>.'ppi . ,es I..i o. amu.y other.
w.- tMmtl % TN .tlec. mat P.ir,.i
should ~ thrir sn,p Is .n1ii-y Ia a.. ~.
hrr> .! tue 'u'i' E y. prrieI- nc- to ali o.,
tr>; add nrxirg each Grange To a-cert4 |,
Vh' naa."l c"niitiOn. and Aicn u. e..
- VI nr"p = - relieve the wants o. il.
n. uaber.
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Learn a Trade.

| never ioOk at my oil 81. Il Ompo,i,.
ruiz ,h.t 10 not bless myself th.f, Win.
my str 18th ~ 5. am not 1T the M r.,
loi the word L INV PC. is rot Ma.tr,
can 90 back 10 tie type cas-. ani b. sur.
TO fin wclk; tor learned the pr nier \
raie tnnruughly- newspaper work, i,i.
work. b,Ok work, ard press work.
am Il have \ good 'ra,,e. 1t !. A. J
rock UPON which the po,sess"r can .ta,.,
firmly. Tn r. Is iiealth asi vigor to-
t body aid min in Az hon. S; ,r Dr..
| is the >!ro z st and suresl I,art OF Il.
inSn. Go rom til cad my 10
tn. pr lug otiic. or Il, artZ !. S BE- III
bench. or. u ytu p'etse. t, te Iarm-
Tor. 10 b" sure, true farming Is = IL Il ),
and grand one at tina Lay thus SUI.
toun" lion, aud aft / t.la' branch on III o
"hat' ver profession J On pi. ase.
You have heart, prhaps, 81 the rlrrh
vito lad faithfully serv+n 81. phc,. Girard
from t"yhood manhood. o.. III
lwen'y-first anniversary Of biz b.rt.day
h.. went to his master ana told Tim tina,
tim" wa up. and he certain rxl,ecird
nportthL promotion 10 the ml-rri.al.'s
service. Bui s., phen G.rard SAD to tim
'.V.ry VII Nov 20 AMI learn tiaI 81
~ hal ia! sir?''
''Gooh tarrcis aud butts must be i,
lem ,hn while you 1--we. G." aid learn
Tie cooper $ uait; ana when You hav
made y perfect barrel. bring II 10 IN. -
The YOU K man went away an learn
Ell lie trace. and in time ,rOugnl 10 biz
Oil astcr . splendid BARRE u his owl,
make.
Gnard examined it, AMI gave the ma
ker Two thousand dollars Tor 1t. ana thea
SO Il 10 him:
"N"w. sir, ! want you il my counting
Ia; BAT he. c firth you viii not bt. de-
penu' n upon tile whiln o. s epl,rn CIR
ard L. what viii come. you have 4
< Of .Iadc aiways 4. r.srrve.''
Tey"u Z man saw the wisuom, =, u
un erslDuu.
1c.rs ago, when the middle sged men
Q! to-day were boys, Horace Glen,
~rut.
III is . source Of con sOla ion to rs
Eat when the public snail br urea or u.
o. an editor, We ian make u sstjsta,tur,
Nv iihpOi ~ ttlnR type or lArln.ny: 80
thai Willie our stieI 9Th iaslS, lei. ,t,uu-
sand tlorkheads. Tx, & eff... 81. 1T s.y,,.
Il = l.n - 4
ur Y, a. Ito the OOr j O.> -
Ahu So may a u Ue.OiIie trul, md.
pe"n- M.- Pr. ter Cir uiar.
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Sheep on the Farm.

shop n II drrva,..h Nv The mas. q
laHA hOhlers sa means 0. k ep,ng W ~
Ter lily ~ The soil. aud putt z mon.,
t. the packets Of tariner-. Tnr mo
m"nt " G tt.i',s 10 talk OF steep tu.b,i.
Crv. The listener or reader brgins 10 lcoi
1r MOni Qiot.IiOus-as il wool was II
thar We - profit from she y O,- m gh
~ vel ron or VII a; Guofa'o Is a!nn.
wn"m There is ia K about the profit 0: far.
mi <.
Sheep Ola farm Yell bot; wool ansi
lDu' o.. Tnrr multiply with grit RI
lhdity. They are ,lis b,st OF tarm scay-
cngers 'cl-aning Fl id'' AS no otE.,
class Of animals viii. ley give back I
the farm NOR. - proportion to what The,
t'ke ON il Ina, NY nthr animal. an
DIS b, It" { bet r. with view 10 IT.
fl mr. tr ify ~ the soil. Prove this :
Tier 20 ,e j 1t p"Of to those wli.
have kept srep. md know their h bil>
aud III" priti they Vi II. TO prove i
to those WI" have not tile cxpli Ne. il 5
necessary h -h"ull try ID. 4xp,.ri,nen
or accept tn : inony q az .xprri ~.
shephnrI
But tu~ I've stock Of 4 farm should II"
nee ssat'i. b. s'e"i. xrluslveiy. CatFl.
horses. sWin liza Z tier pee i've u'sr,
in the tarn .."nomy How many ~,
each 10 keeps . question that local. !
charac'.rn 81 markets. adaptation OF sol.
prcdisi U,iti,.. taste and >k,ll If ti,.. hus
ba'"'m," must decide. But on Il IN.
ought lot 10 it forgotten. that tie more
Ork nian keeps OH lis tam. tie NOR
grass I'd grain u ol.g.,t to. and. II rop
ely MN gee, it will. grow. The rate,
81 ihcrea-. VII e.rr. spout with the bu>
~ = tar', 10 ,hhicsl anu practicsl k.nwl
edge. amt skill OF the LusbandmIs.-IN.
Y. World.
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Far1n&Grange.
''He WIN by The plow would thrive.
Must himself either hold or driye."
Officers Of the Territorial Grange.

SEcRETAnrs OFFICE, Feb. 8, 1875.
Editor COURIER:
As there has never anything appeared
in rint in reference TO the organization
IL the Territorial Grange, / deem it I'd.
visabe to furnish YOU list Of the officers
elect for public ,tion:
Brigham Red Master Boeman; J. Bat.
ter,on, Overseer; A. Myers. Lecturer; J
4. Lansdrn. Steward: !. Underwood.
Assistant S'ewsr'; G. II Oldham. Chap
lain; II H. N o.. Treasurer Boz-rn.' /:
. F. Pnrmr;s,. Secretary; ". NJ WI
j.ce. Gaze Keeper; Mrs J Batter on,
ceres; Mrs. o. F. Pa'me'@:, Fora: Mrs.
] A. Culver, Poinr' q Mr.. J. G. Ling
urn, s ewnruess; J ID McLaulmaD, Sec
leiary llv tenn. BozcMan.
Yours, etc.
j. u. McCAMMiN.
eerre;Ary pro. ten
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
the Event Of the New Year

ibe n'iiu avs are enCcu. and the scriOu,
""ik Of Tie New Year begins. Til. frs,
Important event before us u The DRAWING
y the Library Glft Concerts, winch ,sAe
pace IN Louisville. Ky. February 27tn
A's draw = Will Is certainty take place
=" maj date Is The day arrives, aud 10
Guarantee this Governor B;amielte Offers
% return their money 10 ticke, holders II
me drawing Is moi had Ut The l,me apluln,-
ed. Wnst more could be askrdy All that
= needed is to buy your tickets ia time
'"d you may count On having your prizes
on The 21ih day Of next February.
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Summons.
In the Probate Court If Gslatin county
in the Territory Of Montana
George w. Monroe. Plaintiff. ". H. w
Turtle. Defendant.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana
send greeting To II W futile, the above
named defendant: You are hereby r.
|qu,red To appear in ri action brought
against you ny the above named plaintiff
IN the Probate court OF Ga.ia,ln county.
Montana Territory, and to answer TIL,
complaint filed therein. within ten DAYS
Exclusive 81 the day Of aerv,ce) after the
service on you Of this summons. it served
IN this cou ", Or if seiyed on, If his
county. but ~ this Judlc,ai district, the,.
within twenty days, oslerwise within
forty lays. or judgment by default vii
ne taken against you in accordance with
The prayer OF said com laint. copy III
whici, accompanies this writ.
The sid action IS brought against you
TO recover twenty -four collars and seven
'y-fve cents. alleged 70 bc due on account
and costs of suit And you are hereby
notified if YOU fail 10 appear and answer
as a!,nv,. required. judgment will be- tnk-n
against you AZ specified and costs of SUIT
Given under my hand and the seal IT
his Is, day Of December. A. u. 1874.
[Seal. H. n MAGUlRE,
Ex-ufficlO Clerk.
T. <. EDwARDs, Attorney for PIN
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The farmers OF this COunlIy now nun,
OeS NuuJ ,UOO. constituting nearly hal,
the yo'efs; with their wives and cllildre,.
they make 10 more than halt OF our p,p
llAllOu
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-12

\ S''sO.'a. Gil. iaruier auyeriis,-s for I
vile !" tins etyh: ''Monty 10 obi.c
she uu. BE- vii r.Omnlen "a by +,
spoh 'sb.e pArins. and. ~ > s,iyh guar
aiir'. hit the iauy Is what they repr . !. /,
hf oO'. sal require The parties q
u pest ia my tlani. ~ $780,
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We are tola &. { Tue D.sd lands OF m.
aiA"'i "'s'rrt through which th- unio.
Jt'hc Naiiroah psssas. have, since III
ro"' Was SuIt. become green VIII.
Who'll some ard nutrii i0us glasses.
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For the Interest Of all PARTIES

IAefe Ga. aow TT M uuuUt Of The WIS.
A"an Tue course pursued By Governor
bfainiette, with reference to the las, Crane,
Gilt Concert Of the Ken uck, Lbrar,
nc snort p0s'pJneincn. IL FeUruar, PIN
viii iusuie he sale Vi every ticket, which
VIII W more satisfactory 10 every t,ck.,
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KE.4R.NEYS
Extract Buchu !!
The only known remedy for
Brighfs Disease,
And POSITIVE remedy for Gout, Gravel.
STRUCTURES, Diabetes. D,sp p.ia, Nervous
Debility. Dr,psy. Non-Ieten,ion or In
confluence Of Urine. Irritation, Indam"
ion or liberation of the
Bladder and Kidneys,
Sperma,orrhna. LeucorrhGa or Whites
Diseases of the PROSTATE Gland. Stone in
he Bladder, COlculus Gravel or Brickdusl
Deposit and Mucus or Milky Discharges.
Heazwey>s Extract bucA1v
cures all diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Dropsical Swelling,
Existing in men, women and children. no
natter what the age. Prof. Steele says
Ore hottie IF Kearney's Fluid Extrac'
3uchu is v nth more than all other Blu
.hus combined"
Price One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bot
les for Five Dollars.
Depot 104 Duane street, New York
A physician in attendance to answer
snd give advice gratis.
Send stamp for Pamphlets, free.
RANE & BRIGHAM. Wholesale ACTS
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What t.l.Jeen Cows Can Do.

4 st Lawrence county. New York.
farmer writes TO the Canton Plaindcalc'
g follows:
II ercwiih submit : statement Of the
results Of my dairy fir 1874:
Whole number of cows. ............ -
pound cheese sold g 96G
pounds butter cd. 81?
No lbs cheese per cOw..........-...... 464
= all on q cheese basis. per cow 900
:. al on butter Lasis, per COW 24A
BE lies this, milk for family's use dur
ing the wear. nj butter for 2j3 days.
Carried milk IL factory 16j days. Aver
aye amount Of cheese per COW per CAV.
TWO and eighty hundrcihs pounds Paid
for manufacturing. for the season. per
COW. S7Gj Cows hal no grain during
any portion "f the var. VIII lie net pro
ceed- recsiv q from the sale Of butter and
cheese, 6: c,s So per cow. $74 IS.
'1'' NJ Il WAIT"
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- Fons1Ofu's nAissOu - > pl+asapl -
sorl tor those seeking cozy club looms.
pleasant company and all that could bc
desired ~ way Of pure Liquors, igrs.
&C. Ccesnuts cVrncT. Walk in Gents.
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lie wonic4 VI Massachusetts, are r.
tor'ihk over the TACT that tn.m Rex psrti-
cii'a'e.. IN The vrx ~ ,xaii0n u the Bvxvn
Sca0ui OvuiQl.t.c iAsl wIck.
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The Last Call.

All indebted ~ NC IA Gailaiin county
Tor ,he Muntanlan u March 1. 1914 A.
notified 10 make imm. dale Do, ment TO
John +. Bruce. Tuis Is u hnai call.
G. r. LDpE
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We present to our patrons this week the
COURIER in an enlarged form and consid
ably improved in its Typographical ap
pearance. l, is our intention. and shall
I've our constant aim. TO make the paper
worthy the lber.l support We are receiv-
ing and If the community III which it is
published.
In the editorial management of the
paper W. have the services of the most
writer in the Territory,
Major. JOHN II. BRUCE,
who will give his undivided attention toI
he same.
Arrangements have been mada 10 sccureI
ocular correspondence from I'll principal
,oin in the Territory.