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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-04

| IDg resolution.
80. LANDRt; Administrator.
| Ordnance ana RessIaalens offered.
BY Mr.. Brown, and adopted:
l. RESOLUTION authorizing the Adainis
| traitor Of Public Accounts to warrant in
favor II the heirs Of John Slidell fol-
$l47l %, Reimbursement: for taxes paid
twice.
.. Resolution authoriziSg tho Adrninistra-
tor Of Public Accounts to warrant in favor
of Mrs. A. Salleau for SIS 05. reimburse
ment for taxes paid twice.
8. Resolution authorizing the paymen. OF
1926 "a, in Metropolitan Police warrants, 70
=. Debel, amount Cancelled in error.
BY Mr.. Landry, and adopted:
l. Resolution granting permission to ia.
Meiancon to rebuild steam corn mill on
Live Oak, Aesr Marengo street.
2. Resolution granting permission TO II.
Hoehn to erect a bake oven, corner Of Usqu-
hart Cd Port streets.
3. Resolution rejecting bids received fos
the revenues of the Dryadss Market.
By Mr.. Pilsbury, end adopted:
Resolution accepting bid of James Cox
foe the. building OF McDonogh schoolhouse
No. 8, Sixth District.
BY NJ. Burke, and adopted:
I. Resolution authorizing the advertise
ihent for sealed proposals for the sale of
sre3 piiSgA &c -.
2. Resolution authorizing the locating of
q easal a NashsHle avsnue, sixth District.
By M. Brown, and read twice:
An esdiuancs providing for the payment
of the severd pay rolls and accounts
therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap.
preparations be and are hereby made, for
tho nouEh Of July, 1875, and that che
Administrator of Pubic Accounts warrant
Oh the Administrator Of Finance il payment
Of the cams
Officers, clerks and employees in
the Department. of Fin0nce. .. 81 ,44f &C
Officers, clerks. and employees in the De-
partment of Public Accounts, viz:
Rp9etmeae EOper. .....,.. el,l23 81
Clerks employed in the tax re- ~
gistry Of mortgages, under ade w
Total. e. Observation-Disclosures. el,5as 81
Ofieers, cieeks and shplSyes in
th6Departnent of Assessments S525 90
Oficess, clerks nd employees 10 the depart
nent of the Mayor, viz:
MAYORS Office. .............' $40 90
CITY Council 2l6 81
City Hall building. 4oS %
Total. *1,094 80
Officers, clerks and employees in
tho Department Of Comnerce. S1,976 66 |
officers, clerks and employees in the Depart
ment Of Wsterwosks and Public Build !
ings, viz:
Office. .......... e3l6 S. |
Nsterw orks Office. l,25e 81 /
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NOT1CE.-THE INTEREST OF MRS ADELE
IN HkPP - partner in commendaR in our drm
has ceased, - Per contract.
A. nOCHBRRAU co.
Esv Orleans. July 81, 1875. sul Ct
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PROPOSALS.
Ye W8eH 1t May Concern.

DEPARTMENT OF InpRovENnHrs,
Room No. 16 City Hall )
New Orleans July "a 1878
NOTICE IS 4EREBI GIVEN THAT AFTER TIKI
~ legal delay and in pursuance to the below
given petition and In accordance with the specifi.
cations on Ale in the Office of the City SURVEYOR
twelve O'clock NJ, to adiudicate to the lowest
bidder, the contract for rebuilding brick sidewalks
and stone curbs on the south side Of Poydras street
b. tween TOnti and Broad streets. Sealed proposal
win be received for the shove work until twelve
oeieck H.. tho twenty fourth day of August, 1875.
Z. A. BURKE, Administrator,
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NV ORLEANS. Mayl7. 1875.

NV ORLKANs. May IT, 1875.
Tbs undersigned. residents and property owners
on I he south side OF POydras and Cy press streets
between Tonti snd Broad Streets respectfully re.
present thst the brick sidewalk and granite curb.
stones, on the south side Of Poydras street. uade
in 1855, are now very much out of repair and, in
portions, inpassah3t in wet veal her; they ask Of
the Counci! to proceed, according to section TWEEN.
TYNE OF the amended city charter and after due
tOrmalities alo complied With to make the sides
walk and curbing above deserved.
Names Of subscribers. FeAt.sInchAs
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aDGRRs PUsLsc MARKEf.-fae city built
\ public market for the Afgerines, but
somehow the thing is not appreciated or
extensively fatroaizsd. 1t sesms to have
been an unfortunass investment. according
70 fgureA Fsr instaace: Vie city obtains
about $50 rent Per eaSnth Tor it, at the
came time PAYNE . policeman ss3 per
month to watch the haihine.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

~ mental Painting busipssS Of tho lNae Jeln
kreen win be carried On for the heneff hie chi.
erenl under the arrangement Of lHU9H md
street. LOUISA a. DREIN
. au1 It Northumberland
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Sixth District City Of Rev Orleans
STATE OF lOTISIANA vs.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on the corner of Laurel and Lyon
streets il SQUARE No. l18; assessed in tho name
vi WIDOW GE00GE BkCKEB.
eraTG TAX ColkRCroRs OrP1Cs,
No. Beilin street, :
New Orleans, July 81, 1875 J
DY yfkTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
ID by the act of the Legislature Of this State No.
Al Of 1873, approved March IA, 1873, will proceed
to sell ct public auction. at my office, No. Berlin
street., in tho said sixth district OF this city,
on WEDNESDAY. August 4, 1875, at twelve O'klock
NJ, the following desssiDed property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
l7S. bounded by Laurel, Constance, BorGeauI ami
Lyon streets, fronting on Laul ard LyoL streets,
measuring 80 by 100 feet a
Said property having been seized ~ mo to sstisfv
. privilege end claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property Tor the year 1873,
amounting to seventeen dollars and forty cents to-
gether with all costs penalties and charges
At said sale the property will Let be acjudicated
unlDss the bid is for a sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim. and also the unpaid taxes upon
said property for the years 1870 1871 and 1872 to-
gether with the penalties thereon, and oil costs
and charges which may have accrued
The purchaser at this sale will be put in in, ne.
date possession.
Te1ms-CasA on the spot
J. GARSrKAMP,
State Tax Collector Sixth District, City Of New
Orleans. jy2l q aus
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BY e, n. q B. ]. Montgomery,

ny ASs AVE " Pc % xNO0tNSXUREF.
r. n. & b. !. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE
Once Armory Halt. No. 81 Camp Street.,
Tr.weskly sales OF every description Of house
s sSa On TED sEer' sns SsSs
DAYS, at Auction Room, No, so Camp street, com.
mencins at II A. u.
Carriages, etc. at Sales stables, No 10 BATonns
street, near Gsavier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
UEDAiS. commencing at II A. n.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of RAJ, euta,s
Always on hand the largest stock q New Furn;.
tire OF everys variety TO be found IN the cay. "a
anS
kind N tho South. they solicit portion Of the
public patronage both In their line ~ aucticnears
and dealers IN furniture. tAl ~
SUCCESSION OF PETER AND AMELIA RAIBLE-.
No. 3s,O73.
CONTENTS OF 'BARROOM 70 %. SOUTH RAN.
PART STREET, CONSI STING OF COUNTERS,
SHELVING, MIRRORS, WINES, LIQUORS, NC.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FuRxi-
TuRESJEWkLKY, IRON SAFE Etc.
ATAgCTIoN.
pYR. NJ. e. Il. ). NlONTisOMERY-x.
ID NJ. Montgomery. Auct,0lD er.-Will be sold on
TUESDAY. August 10, 1875. at II A. NJ, on the
premises, No. 267 South Rampant street, by virtue
and in pursuance of an order from the Hon. A. l.
TssOt Judge of the Second District Court for Tho
parish OfOrleans No. 38. O.3 of the eocket Of said
Court
TIE EyTI8E CONTENTS OF SAD BAR.ROON
consisting of Counters, Shelving, MnrOrs. WINS
Liquors, Pictures, Scalee Iron Safe, etc.
Aho:
LARGE L0T OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FU4-
NITURE consisting of Beds, Bedoir9 Arm0irs
Bureaus Washstands, Chairs, Clo1lns, Pictures
Mating, Cook Stove ard Fixtures, and sundrS
other articles
Terms-Cash in Omitted States treasury nsaes.
aul S 10
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. Corporal
Aammersley reports thatabout 10 P. II. an
attempt at assassination and murder was
made in the premises Of jobs and Thomas
Nasdexsxarts, No. 23O Tchou&toulas
street. The woul&-bs assassin eetered the
sleeping room Of John Masde1sxarts in
Che premises, and while lyia asleep he was
stabbed and dasgsroas9 vondet in the
aeck by the unknown assassin, who imne.
diately after made his escape. The voundsd
tpan's cries brought ether inmates of the
building to his rescue, but to no purpose for
shs capture of the sssaDsiA
Che police made Q thorough search OF the
building, without finding any clue to TINS
desperate attempt at murder. Subsequene-
", two women named Eliza Boyd and Kate
Colbert were arrested tn Ne boildA0 -
Officer Devsu, chasgsd with being acces-
ssries to this attempt at murder.
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CHARLES J. LEEDS. N
Financial and Other Business q Eiaai
Passage.

Financial and Other Business q FiAai
Passage.
Mr.. Brown called up the ordinances de.
scriSed as follows. which, having been read
twice. were now or third reading, and they
passed unanimously, the yeas and nays
having been called On each, and all the
members present at roll call voting:
An ordinance providing for the payment
Of the several pay rolls theeein named, be-
ginning Bureau Of Streets"
An ordinance providing for the payment
Of the several pay rolls therein named. be-
ginning "Court officers employed in several
municipal police courts in May, 1870"
Reports Of Csm,nsstees.
BY Mr.. Landry, and adopted:
J. Favorably, by resolution, ON tho pest-
ton Of J. A. Melaacon. 70 erect steam
corn mill.
2. FavorsbIy. by sesolutios, on the petit
ton Of II. Hoehn, to creot'a bake oven.
By Mr.. Burke, and adopted:
FavOrably on the petition Of citizens on
Market street, near Religious street, and
recommended the immediate repair Of said
street.
Reported fsvorably or the petition for
the construction of h, ;dye across Rroafl
..-o. 80,
s'nee' csnS''
On the petition OF citlzens OF the Third
District, reported that the nuisance wharf
.bo,,d h. ,oovaa IN a no;n+ y, Po,o,d s+rae,
New O1LEANs, August 3. 1875.
To the Honorable Mayor and Adninistrseer', City
OF No" o'ieanH
have the honor to call youf attention to
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Ee0ItGHos
The aforementioned petitions and cem-
munica.ions, presented by the Mayor, we're
severally referred as stated:
From directors OF PROTESTANT Orphan
Home for remission Of taxes due prior TO
1873, and proposing to pay taxes Of 1874 and
test Of citizens against digging canal on
Peters avenue, Sixth District; ]. c. Har-
man, recommending the appointment OF in
epector and gauser Of petroleum, ETC.;
Wssh. E. =. St. Ferol, TO be relieved from
payment Of drainage tax on certain lots;
Widow E. 4. O'Dowd. relative to taxes of
1875; 6. Mers. president Sixth District Eail-
road, for remission of tax on capital; appli-
cation Of New Orleans and Mobile railroad
to lay track. To the committee Of the
whole.
From George Herbert, for Reimbursement
of fine alleged to have been arbitrarily i'm.
posed. To . special committee.
From residents on Spain street, complain
ing Of disofaerly church congregation;
Joseph Fred. Calico, for SATISFY as sexton.
To Administrator Of Police.
From Mrs. Mary femme, 70, reduction of
assessment. 70 Administrator o. Assess
ments. .
From William T. McConnell, to erect 9
kettle sAt No. 100 Peters street, to boil
caustic soda: Joseph A. Aiken, president of
the New Orleans and Red River Com pany,
for additional wharf room; gardeners, for
passage Of an ordinance TO keep clear side
of streets. SO they can approach the ban
quettes With their carts. To the Admins
tor Of Commerce.
The Council then adjourned.
j, Il, HARDY. Secrraary-
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STATE CT LOUISIAEA-PlRISH OF ORLEANS
Sixth District City OF New Orleans.
SYATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. "A PORTION OF
GROUND in square No. rs; assessed in the
Nsme of J. y. JENEVEAU,
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.-About eight o'clock
East night little boy fdnr years cd, son
of Mr.. G. Alexander, vhln riding on fur
ni.ure cart with his father, accidentally fell
out a: the corner of st. Philip end Clai-
borne streets. apd. vas instantly killed by
the wheels Of the cart passing over his
body. Coroner notified
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Local Intelligence.

RETURNING TO Hs Pose Mr.. +. i. Viii
con, United States consul at Matamoras,
passed through our city. and yesterday
started for his post. He has been in Wash
ington Oh business connected with his office.
Mr.. Wilson called on several officials in q
friendly way. 80
..-0-.--
HALF HoL!DAf.-The Customhouse and
Postotfice were closed at aeon yesterday,
out OF respect to sbe memory Of tho late
Andrew johnson. AL the courts, United
States and State. did not tran sact any bust
u.ss, and indeed the satire city wore dull
look generally.
WASTED PoE1rESEss.-1t ie said that
politeness. even 81 duel OF prize fight,
Il never ont Of place, but resident Of Ply
sanis street thinks that he fos once overdid
the business. a few days ag,. while riding
in q street car, and when nearly opposite
tis home. 10 noticed . closely vailed and
stylishly attired female about to ring the
DELL. Te save hsr 60 mach e1erti0n he
quickly yose and pulled the strap twice. for
which he received q consplacent bow, and
he telt happy. 4 fev steps further on he
stepped out of the Car and natu sally looked
sitter the rstreating fogm. He was greatly
surprised on seeing her singing the servants
gong of his Own house. ~ was his washer
woman.
PkIvAfE MAkKETMENs AnREsrEe .-Sev.
oral keepers Of privsse markets were AZ
rse:ed in the Second District yesterday
and taken before Judge Sc astinel. who
parclet them to aepsar when Judge Staes
ahall sit. Judge Gassinel declined to act in
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Sixth District, City OF New orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
fronting BslliR and Magazine streets in
slnare No. 2Oi assessed in the name Of MRS.
PHILIP LONG.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. e. GirardeI.

SUCCESSION OF MAkiAkkT LAGURNS, VII
OF BERTRAND LAGUKNS.
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FOR LEASE OF CITY
NATEkWOkkS,

administrator of COnmeYce.
jy2l y % - q 20 % 50 81 au34567 IL l2I3I
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month to ~aech the u8lnnG.
GRE, MExrtox.-,kuciea Plsnchard, Eve
years old, was playing in q tree at the cor
ger of Orleans end Claiborne streets. and
being somewhat careless lost lis hold and
fell to the ground. breaking one Of his <rms
n two places.
Mat Hogan has brapshed out. taking up
did not agree shout something, and Rat, TO
bring about an adjustment Is speedily as
possible. slung soft cock in his perfumed
handkerchief and hastily handed it To-
Morse. The receiver went down under
ouch 2 weight, 80 the giver was locked up
until rs found bondsman to sign for him
nc the sum of $1,000.
A vicious dog yesterday Bit Martin
f}erEery. bog. in his leg and knee. Oh st.
Zane street.
Samuel Nssbefg. the boy who was scAded
BY steam ct tho cash factory of Mr.Rob
erts, Howard and GraVles streete. Mon
clay morning. died yesterday. The case
&ill be Investigated.
People having weak eyes shsuid avoid
passing through commercial alley at night,
rs the gas lamps there are perfectly blind
iap A split msSch would make quite 40
good y shine.
AGenory OF Andrev Johns OF.
William Kelly was suddenly jumped into
she fifth pfecince ealaboose. from Port
street, Sor uamescifully Datisg his child
The alarm Cor Gre late McodaE niaht was
- freud. An unkncvn man was seen run
niAe Sron hos Ne: 2is just ~ the bells
Dlled'
There vaea spark Ut Hrs II the house of
Mr.. Eorsheiuer, Ne. 6Gs Magazine street,
Monday night, Out Ne alarm was runs. Two
teds and bedding 0ers destfoyeda o
Two private0arketnen Of Algsers were !
arrested for keeping open d s0rs and selling
Weat contrary TO law. !
Tbs statement - the 1inss concerning \
Che raid on the Austrian oyster rake,s and |
che midnight attack ON some printers are !
stillbern twins. Both staten ents sr a.
.snoOt entirely Incorrect. :
One Of the visitors et the funding board
yesterday carried larp sized eft vslise, Y
Shieh article was fully bloated with State
bonds It was 80 full that it could not be
closed, and was tied with stout cords. Yhe1sl
nust have been millions in i.
The new building at the corner Of st. !
Charles and Cauaf streets is begfnpingSD
show what kind Of style it Gill present.. IL
is much finer than the tuil1inG that Turn
hled down, and might be 70 and not be
anything great. Hsweseg the presens
structure will not only b substantial. but
ornamental. ii
CRUSHED TO rH.-About eight o'clock
East night little boy fdar years cd, son
of Mr.. G. Alexander, vhiA riding on fur
niture cart with his father, accidentally fell
out a: the corner of st. Philip end Clai- h.
borne streets, and. vas instantly killed by r
the wheels Of the cart passing over his
body. Coroner nOti6ed II
ATTEMPTED AS AssTNATIoN. Corporal
Aammersley reports thai about 10 p. II. an
sttempt at assassination and murder was
made in the premises Of jobs and Thomas
Nasdexsxarts, No. 23O uGtoulas 8
street. The ~oul&-bs assassin eatered the kS
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Ozlesnz
No. 81 $50.
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eraTG TAX CoLLRCToR's OFPICs, !
No. - Reilin street.
TAX COl.LHCTOR's sALE-NO. Yi3e.

State Tax Collector. Sixth District, City Of New
Orleans. jy2l u aus
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEAys-
sixth District, City Of New Orle ans.
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The following statement OF the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
officer etatiOle4 at New Orleans:

AFTIRxOoN REPORT-3:13 ?
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Sixth District, City Of Rev OIleans.
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TAN COLLECTORS eALE-NO. el29.

State Tax Collector, Sixth District, City of New
Orleans jy2l ~ ans
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Terms-Cash in United States troeeury notea.
Act Of sale before Octave More notary. n the
expense Of the purchasers including the taxes
Cue :: 1876. wi E ana II 2l
The Worthington advance., 1875-06-11

the the more sycophantic of the London ,pa-
pers to show that the Prince will be do
ing great public service in going
to India; aud it has even been suggested
that this is the only means Of recovering
the prestige which is supposed to have
lost 4 by the recent bungling about the
Gukwar's case. The folly Of this sort
OF writing scarcely requires to be ex.
posed. II is idle to suppose that the
sight Of the Prince, who is certainly not
alvery imposing.looking object, will, At
the utmost, be more than An amusement
to the natives. As to its having the
slightest effect in political matters the
idea is simply childish. However, he is
70 go, and it is hoped that the fates will
be propitious. He will leave England in
october, by the overland route, and will
% met in eastern waters by the Narcis-
sus, Admiral R,ndolph's flagship, and
escorted to India. It is announced that
:.the visit is, in every sense, to be ar.
ranged in q manner be6tting his Royal
Highness' station"
The Worthington advance., 1875-06-11
z = :,
.WoulAnst - Rosclsod..

Frank Smith was negro murderer Of
Texas, and he was justly led to the gal
lows . few days ago in Montague county.
As always happens at Southern execu.
tions, IN immense crowd was present
when the negro was led upon the plat
form. He made fervent prayers and af.
ter it addressed the people. He confessed
his crime, and exhofted his hearers so
ferventlv to avoid his errors that all
were moved to tears. The sheriff put
the moose around his neck, but the rough
crowd, moved by the murderer's elo.
'quence, surged around and upon the GAL
lows, demanding his release. The sheriff
made an Intellectual effort to clear the
platform. The men were armed, and he
Was in their power. All at once the mur.
derer, who was Hercules in strength
and stature, shouted, t'Stand back! This
is no time for row. am guilty. Let
the law take its course. I am a man, and
I can die like a man!' The rescuers
shrank back; the sheriff completed his
preparations; the trap was sprung and
Smith fell and died without struggle.
The Worthington advance., 1875-06-11
!. FARM naAND HOUSEHOLD.
=Tailats y II B'lstlser.

It IS perfectly astonishing that 50 little
care is taken with the products Of the
dairy among the farmers generally
throughout the country. Time and again
have writer's and agricultural experiments
demonstrated that milk, Ind butter par.
ticularly, are susceptible to foreign taints
and odors to . remarkable degree, yet the
whole matter of care in preventing the
access Of Objectionable odors is regarded
With indifference. We have had occasion
lately, in visiting farm.houses in different
localities, to inspect the accommodations
for the dairy. and in = very few instances
indeed, were proper means taken tosecure
= proper ventilation and security for the
production Of = sweet and marketable
butter. In several cases the milk was
set on shelves in cellars in which heaps of
decaying roots and vegetables were ".
ing, and the odor which arose from
them was anything but agree
able. In ono case, tub half filled
with dirty clothes was standing in the
cellar in close proximity to tho milk
shelves, and in another cellar was . De.
troleum or kerosene barrel which sent
forth its peculiar odor very perceptibly.
or course the milk absorbed the various
taints with which the air was burdened,
and the consequence was q poor, almost
unmarketable quality of butter was
churned, when good, sweet product
might with proper care have been Sc.
cured. Farmers often speak, sometimes
sneeringly Of '.gilt.edge butter" mean.
ing that which brings the highest market
price. but complain when perhaps third,
or half Of the gilt.edged price is offered
for theirs. The high price is simply the
return for the exercise of proper care
and attention which they in preparing
their butter failed to give. There are
many more customers in town and city
who will pay almost any price for the
best quality Of butter that can be sup
plieda and there is no excuse for the pro-
duction Of an inferior quality.-Massa.
chusetts Ploughn.a7,.