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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-21
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIES-Quiet.

STATE SECURITIES-Quiet.
The Post saws: 1--WE have reason to
believe that the rise in money TO per
cent was directly caused by the return
to-day of borrowed stock, chiefly Western
Union Telegraph, as we do not hear tina,
there Is any concealed movement among
money lenders to advance rates. 1t Is
reasonable, however, To expect, at nm
early day, an advance from general causes
entirely independent of Stock Exchange
movements, or the action ef money lend
crs.
Liabilities Of Union Adams X Co, re-
Gently suspended SlS4 $40, assets Sll4, l9S.
SToCKs-Thc market opened strong
and buoyant with an advance OF to I
per cent. At second board the market
was generally firm. At the close stocks
were strong; Luke Shore advanced to ji3
and closed ut 81; Northwestern was
strong and rose to @93 and closed at that
figure. Western Union closed at 7Sh
after selling Mt 764 and 7St. Pacific Mail
rose to 3G4 at, which tlsurc the final
sales were made. st Paul closed at 5iGr
3j5 for common snd G3l@633 for pre-
ferred, the highest price OF the day.
Erie left of at 49,. the two extremes of
the day having been 20 and lS3 Han
nibal and ST. Joseph, common advanced
from 2Ol to 2ll. The other changes late
in the day were not important. Trans
actions on the Stock Exchange 100000
shares, Of which 1900 were Erie; 81 ,OG0
Lake Shore; 1900 Northwestern; 3d.
600 Pacific Mail, and 1900 Western
Union.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 20.-Flour-
Steady; superfne western a 0Omj 90;
extras s. O0G5 %. Wheat Dull, mix
ed western 81 IS; No. = red 81 37@l %S.
Corn-Quiet and firm; western mixed
7Sc. Oats-Steady; western mixed asa
IGc; old white 4OMi iic. Rye-SOc. Hay
Quiet at $22 OOG25 CO. Provisions
Dull. Pork-Firm at So 25H22 80
Bulk Mcats-Firm; shoulders s:m sic;
clear rib sides 1910 l&3c; hams ljCa ljIc.
Lard-Nomnal; refined li!c Butter
Very firm; western extras, 3lc; tirsts
25G2 %. Pctrolcum-Strong; crude 6tGa
&C; refined 13c. Cofee-FIrmcr at l7{
CI2Oic. Whisky Quiet and firm ut
81 IL.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September 2O.-MoNEY
Opened at 2Cd3 per cent, advanced to
6 per cent. and closed at 4Gj per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G7 per cent.
Customs receipts $464,OOO The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear
ings $43 600, 900. Bankers bills 479@ 49,.
GoLD-Closed at ll73; the two TX.
tremes of the day were ll6s and HI
Cash gold was dcarer to-day and leaned
at l32 to l-64 per cent per diem for use.
GOYERNMENTs-Flr
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHING Sept. 81, | A. NJ.
PROBABlLlTIEs.

IhObA ~ IL l E.
For the New England, Middle States
and Lower Lake Region, cooler and clear
or fair weather will prevail with north
erlv to westerly winds aud rising bar
ometsr. - -
For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States. Tennessee and ONO Valley part
ly cloudy weather and lower tcmperaa-
ture than on Monday, with light gentle
northerly to easterly winds, stationary or
rising barometer, followed by threaten
ing weather and possibly light rains near
the South Atlantic ard Gulf coasts.
For the Upppr Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear and partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature than on Mon
dav, with light or gentle winds, mostly
from the north, rising followed by tall
ing basrmeter and frosts north OF the
Missouri in the upper lake region and
northern Illinois.
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ToLEDo. September 2o.-F.our-
Dull. Whcat-Active; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 23t; 40. waite Michigan
81 &O3; No. ,, 81 ~; amber on spot and
seller September, 81 %; 40. . amber
81 o3. Corn-Q,iet end firm; high mix
cI G2c; seller October 63r; seller year
SOC: low mixed is offered at &c without
bid-; no grude Gjc; damaged SOC. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
2 seller September 800; seller October
3gIc; white 47c; Michigan 3oci seller
September 395c; rejected 3ir
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The case of Tilton VS.. Beccher, and
Tilton's libel suit against the Broaklyn
Eaqic, were both pat oil yesterday till
next term of court.
The Cincinnati Pork Packers Astycia-
ton Yesterday determined to make,,an cX-
hibition OF the hog product Mt the Philn-
dclphia Centennial.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September ~. Wheat
Firm: red winter quoted at 81 25Ct %;
old DO. 81 iOGl -. Corn-Duil; Ear
75T77c; sbeIled 73m7jc. 90 track. Pc
tro.eum-QuIet and firm, crude 81 -!
al So, at Parker :; refined l3r, PhIIa-
dclphia delivery.
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XcyYork Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, September 2O.-Businc-s
wolerate with manufacturer sgeGts,snd
.uirly active with jobbers. Cotton goods
III steady but limited request, at generally
unchanged prices. Cotton flames actlv"
and firm. Masonyilie paper cnmbrIcs
tel! Il cents; plAid prints IN good demand
and steady; grughans active and scarce:
wOol.u good, quiet; hosiery dull.
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MyStIc Park Races.

BosToS, September 2O-The trotting
meeting al Mystic Park closed to-day
with II race for 2:23 class, for purse OF
$500. ltwas Won by Thomas Jefferson,
Carrie second, Bella third and Molsey
fourth. Time, 2:24!, 2:23, 2:24! and 2:24
Carrie won the first heat
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Avr. virtually says, in his dispatch for
,-..n. that all he wanted was soldiers:
hi. was willing to bear the odium
vs.nanlmous man. But PIERREroNr
evidently thought he was too odious al
-..4y 1.-THE good Of the party
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my feelings hoving drawn me on to NOR
alize at such length, | will now wait and
sum up at the end, hoping that to'mor-
row, as the last day, may be the big day.
AS the weather now promises favorably.
Meaning no i'll, hoping for good, with
best wishes for all, l trust l am honestly,
SALATHIEL.
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pARIERSBURG FAIR.
TEird Dny-A Di>gracciui Row-Sa-
E.IbIeI SoliiOquiscs.
PNRK EN>HUKG, sept. TO, $50.

E'thiei S"iii"q"'s"S'
PARK EE>BCRG, Sept. 10, 1879.
rr,,,rs REGISTER:
p,h,. ,b..,bi-3 d,v Of the Fair, opened
-, r.;,, ..l rI,,s,J with sun
-, Tbis norninp il
S''''', .ta,.r,,l,t ,rd kent mn
"''' ''''I', i'I,iI-. It'll. sI f,r.noon. The
..,,i -,n.LLnl.I.rs Of IN, As>ocia-
.'',. IN. c,rIy and hearing the pat
...'. r,, r,in Iircrrrd restle.slv.
t'.'''- nil pr,l,s orJ I'm, surr
"''-'''"- "' ..','... -, ,Ln,- ,nnrnin,
sung .''- u, '.'I,,I ,ho,. ,,..,t.,J INV
''F''.."', .. .,J ;.r-i.I Ion, st
,'"' ,' '..,,,,, ,.,,r, g Iona ,i,nc in
HT'NN."''' ''. '"'' .i T.re l....,,
-'''..- Co. .' IN Jsy. md
"''' ,.,. G.r mn ~ noon.
''.'..''. - ,.f.f,n~s boJ en-
.'.' -. ,,.... Yesterday wa, beautiful.
... ,.,..rlr., ,.r,.. this
"..' ...-..,f. ...,..,,f.. ..nuljn't
''''''..'- .......'....,....,,... Fur,
.... ........g.. I'm, in the
.,.., nm ,h,. clouds
.....r..r. ,.,.. N,r., san dried
....t....!..,. .-rk RAPIDLY. 80 tha.
49,. -..... ,,.,, nm and the na6rle came
f...r.., ~. .r.r ,l. city and nciyhhor.
T...t,... ,...r.r..-.,.,, nf urrhsns > 600
- ,i.. .....-.. ,, ,b,. day b.,n.i matter.
,.-v ,....... and i, shame that their
b-.rht,rrd prospect, should have been
blurred and ,halowcd by a most dis.
.,-g.r.i, row among the members of the
-.I..birtci fire company, with II
..-.at dcn of prolonged and in
Discriminate knocking down and goUs-
mo: and 1t Is 81 lasting disgrace to the Pc.
..... ,u,uygru"nt without room torapOlo-
,y. that these british displays should 90
ur'a, .hrv d,d.ru be- persisted n,wlthout
ar arrest. until they reached their natu-
uG elimination iu the shooting and XII
u.ru. one of the parties while engaged
ina h.r d"r., with woman on hi' arm,
ura platform nultt'Imnprr To- ih' tastes
of such a- wound palr"niIe II. Inc young
mau. Lawn ', name, WAS Nu"t III thc
h.Nr.--ma .- -t.a Ayng, with but W.
,.r uuga- 90. r... r.rY. The VICIOUS young
ru-.u. - Ma." N.' dI the sh"otlhS
nI u,.u u,r. J day, and would nave
brru O.. lhr ...A-.p long be!ore-with
p-or,r l..-.rrv.
I'm r.,e~i ,o ,bo management OF the
Far h~r' '-I want To- SAY - VOID or two
iu thu, .nul,.,.on, whether It SUITS all
who may ryad or not The police regu-
huuus uay, tor "a year or two past, am
,r,i.h.y informed, hrru most shamctally
UN. las, Year there were ,omUrh drink
ing, lighting anIr.wdy,,m generally, on
the grounds. th,. ai good citizens were
thoroughly i.,-G-,aI. AMI many farmers
vowed never ,u come again; declaring
their urwI.r.ur,, 10 20 where they
DuIG not safely take their wives and
daughters. I.Wa, honcJ that Inst wears
lesson would hay, hrough, the remedy,
in baaf,tfnrg.I in,oxir,fino drinks from
,h. ,ragn!- grJ indeed il seems ,hat il
Iul@mm.Iy ,hoprb not really, rs lem.
nraI. Stand. wrr. seen To- dny, dealing
ng, WHISKY ,,br demon caH.;1o NIL the
trouble. ~. the drink tocu,,omers-und
m.-.,,n. .b,ma ami disgrace. serving it
,..,..,. ...., m, association wearing ,ashcs
and rHl,,. WHY is this permitted?
r..,..l,.2 IrtLe pauao.-
'''' . =
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NoITCH.
TormE CREDITORS OF DAVID MAAs,

UNOTHE CREDITORS OF DAVID MAAS,
| deceased.
In pursuance Ola decree Of the Muuici-
pal Court OF Wheeling, made IN q cauN"
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate
ufthc SAID David VI ,as, 10 The payment Of
his debts, you are required 10 present your
claims against the said David NaaS, tor at-
uSiIncnt, To X. q. Barr, ESD, Commission
cr, at his office, no. lli3 on Chaplin" street, i,
the in city of wheeling, In the county "i
Ohio and state of West Virginia. on or be-
fore the 9th day of October, \. -, 40.
Witness, Thomas VI. Darrah, Clerk OF
said court, this 10Th dav OF September, y.
d.. 1875. TID~. ". DAkltAH. Clerk.
Srpll.lS. 1JDU.-g
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FEoM our reports tins morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be fair, with northerly to westerly
winds. and lower temperature!
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TuE Democrats have selected the next
State Senator for this district. His name
heads the next page.
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University Of Virginia.

Opens OctOccr !; continues through nine
months. II l. Organized iu schools on the
elective system, with iuil courses ID lNtS-
sizes Literature Science with pruc'ic" IN
Chemical and Physical Lahoratoricsl IN
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply tor dialogues ip
JAMES /. HARRISON, Chairman, J.. ..
I'nIvclilty Of Virginia, Alb"marle CO.,
Va. Iyl3-dcvaS
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wife rcMu,der--rheIIusband Arrc.ted

CLEVELAND, September 2O--The
body of Mrs. Johanna McGilcn was
yesterday discovered buried in the rear
of her residence No. 2S Hope street.
The body was only n few inches under
ground, without coffin and almost de-
composed, emitting terrible odors.
Her four sons, eldest aged fifteen
and youngest four years were
arrcstcI, and two of them examined.
Their stories are entirely diil'rcEt- one
of them saving his mother died IN Il tit,
while his father was away, and that he
(witness) and his brother buried her.
The other says the father came home on
Sunday, the 18th inst, and his mother
his father and one of his
brothers buried her. The coroner
held AN inquest to day, and the jury re.
turned a crdict OF death at the hands of
Alexander McGillen the husband. Me
Gillen is now in jail. The evidence
shows that Mrs. MCGil.cn was Il diSsi-
patcd woman, and that quarrcis between
her ana her husband were frequent.
Kentucky Races.
LOUISVILLE, September 2O.-The fall
races of the Louisville Jockey Club COM
mcnccd to-day.
The first race, dash Of mile and
quarter, five entries, and selling in the
pools as follows: Hagen, BreNksman,
Katie Pearce, Part Leonard, Phylos.
Second race, st. Lrgrr, ten starters
selling as follows: Ten Br"eck. Verdi
girls, George Graham. King Alfonso, Val
tigcucr, Ncntilator, Million, Millionaire
Enli,tcr, Asterlitc Nagabond.
Third race. mile heats, Egypt iavoritc
with Marion, OrtoIan uad R,dman for
ihn Enld
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, impari>a hcautIml black
or brown, and acts like magic. Tia, D,~t
II the world. Sold 10y all druggists. Price,
90 "A box
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At'hreling Ge9ister.

GoLp closed in New York yesterday
st lI-t
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Three thousand CariiStS have crossed
the French frontier. They viii BE- dis
armed and returned.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
MORGANTO IN, w. Va.

rrnE HEALTHFULNESS OF TUI 80.
| CALllG; the superior fHcli.i 'r i"i
instruction the economical, disciplinary
anu other advantages offered hHv" ult.ir
this Institution d,srrycGly popular With
those who desir" 10 accomplish a sound
education under the most aNvItbIr rlT-
Cum~iauCcS.
Next Term begins september 7tI.
For Catalogue, and iutl,r Information,
address any Of the Regents or OF TIN iacu..
Iy. >rpli-~
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of tir>'-".H--
Makers, VIII b" sold Ht Low Prices ipi ..t-if,
or on lustHllm"nt~, or tor t'ui, DO '.lh or
Country. during th,~. hard tiu'> AMI o."
HOLIDAYS. bv HORACE WATERS Is S1N,
4,l Broadway, than ever before pii't'd in
New YORK. Agents wanted :" sell Waters
New scale Pianos, ami Concerto organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Nailed. 'i'' H.
dur.Iurnfs 10 the Trade. \ larry" discount
@ Teachers, Minister, Churches, L"ds'-,
clDDlS. etc. 'tc--.f
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SUGAR CURED TONGUES.

lust RE- CEINED \ LOT OF SELECTED
j Beet Tongues. They are very large.
X. J. SMI1H,
len Cor Market IS Fourteenth Sis
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Fatal Hog Disease.

LOUISVILLE, September 2O.-A fatal
disease has broken out among the hogs oil
Southern Indiana, causing tho death OF
lar.c numbers in the last few days.
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Moody and S,nkoy's Visit to Chicago

CHICAGO, September pa meeting
Of the Evangelical ministers w~s held
here to-day to give definite form To the
recent invitation extended to Moody and
Sankev TO commence labor in this city.
Slxtv-one ministers and many Inymcn
were present, representing the churches
in the suburban towns rs well aS IN
Chicago. The invitation was made
most pressing, and was signed by all the
pastors present A committee OF five
was then appointed to carry the letter OF
invitation, and to urge speedy and
favorable response. Also to pledge the
signers to united effort in the work, and
to give assurance that they would use
every effort TO prepare the way for tho
two Evangelists.
OmcinI Returns from Maine.
AUGUSTA. September 20-Thc official
returns of the recent election, from all Of
the towns and cities in the State, except
thirty.one. give Connor. for Governor,
81 7Sj2 Roberts, j3017; Counors m"jorI.
" is AIS. Tho places remaining to be
heard from, last year gave D.nE."y -
majority. The Senate will stand - Re-
puLIcans, II Democrats. and no choice
of one member Of the board IN Ork
county The vacancy will bc h,ird by the
Legislature, giving n republican maJori-
in the Senate OF 9. The House Of Repre-
scntativcS is complete with the eNcep-
ton of one district, BuE;on, whore there
is a tie vote, showing 50 Republicans
- .NH.r,F
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Serious Epidemic Among Horses.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2O.-The
jury in the Westcrvelt case returned u
verdict of guilty on the last three counts
of the indictment. y motion for new
( rial has been made
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An Aneciin. Scene.
What Ames Had TO Say TO the .ittor-
ncy General.

WAsHISGToN, September 2O.--Tht
following text oi the telegram from Gov
ernor Ames to the Attorney-General, re-
lating to the affairs in Mississippi, was to
day made public:
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The Revolt Against TGrkey.

LONDON, September 2l.-Fiftcen thou
sand pounds sterling wero withdrawn
from the banks yesterday for America.
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IN TuE CIRCUIT COURT OF ouIo

PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
jal7
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end of the state to the other. Gap
plause. -, ),
Mr.. G. II. Hopkins, of Olmsted, fol-
lowed in some appropriate remarks.
The convention then adjourned.
Why and When Lamps Explode.


All explosions OF coal oil lamps are
caused by the yapor or gas that collects
in the space above the oil. When full
Of oil of course lamp contains no gas,
but Immediately on lighting the lamp
consumption of bill begins, soon leaving
a space for gas, which commences to
form as the lamp warns up, and after
burning short time sufficient gas will
accumulate to form an explosion. The
gas in the lamp will explode only when
ignited. In this respect it is like gun
powder. Cheap or inferior oil is always
the most dangerous.
The flame is communicated to the gas
in the following manner: The WICK
tube in all lamp burners is made larger
than the wick which is TO pass through
! it. It would not do to have the wick
work tightly in the burner; on the con-
trary it is essential that it move up and
down with perfect ease. In this way It
is unavoidable that st ace in the tube is
left along the sides of the wick suffici-
ent for flame from the burner to pass
down into the lamp and explode the gas.
Many things may occur to cause the
fame to pass down the wick-tube and
explode the lamp.
First "A lamp may be standing on a
table or mantel, and slight puff of air
from the open window, or the sudden
opening of door, causes an explosion
i Second-A lamp may be taken up
quickly from table or mantel, and IN.
stantly explode.
Third-A lamp is taken into an entry
where there is draft, or out OF doors,
and the explosion ensues.
Fourth-A lighted lamp is taken up
flight OF stairs, or is raised quickly tt
place it on the mantel, resulting in ar
explosion. In all these cases the mischie.
, is done by the air movement-either BY
| suddenly checking the draft or forcing
air down the chimney against the flame
Fifth-Blowing down the chimney tt
extinguish the Zig ht is frequent caus'
, of explosion.
Sixth-Lamp explosions have beel
caused by using chimney broken off a
the top, or one that has piece broker
/ out whereby the draft is rendered vari
able and the famb unsteady.
t Seventh - Sometimes thoughtles
e person puts small sized wick in larg
q burner. thus leaving considerable spac
in the tube along the edges OF the wick
Eighth-An old burner with its al
drafts clogged up. which rightfull
: should be thrown away, is sometime
: continued in use. and the final result
. an explosion,
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GRANGE ITEMS.

Oranges are being freely organized in
Northern Alabama.
There is general feeling throughout
the State against Pomona Oranges.
A bank Of discount and deposit is to
be established by the Patrons Of Saline
county.
The LIE Sueur Grange mill Of LIE Sueur
Minnesota make eighty barrels Of
prime -four day
The Kansas Farmers Grange Reform
Platform continues to be adopted b
many Subordinate Oranges.
The Grange furnishing store Il Mum
Gle. Indiana, hiss sold over IS 900 worth
Of farmers Implements in two months
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POETRY.
THE BEE AND THE WHEAT.
AN APOLOGY.
RY H. D. BALLOON.

A honey bee went booming
Over the whitening wheat,
Her way she knew, and straight sne new
Home with her burden SWEEP
And the ears. as they rustled family,
Appeared in accents sanity
This burden to repeat.
ssNore useful are We than honey-bee
Though she labor long ana merrily. F"
eyes /" each said, his confident head
Leaning toward his neighbor;
uWe alone are the givers Of bread,
Che rewarders of all mems labor;
To baron and boor,
To cottar and king,
To the rich and the poor
Our blessings we bring,
More useful by far than this sonorous
thing"
The bee swung high
The tall hedge over,
And hummed her reply
AS she SKINNED the clover:
"My harvest may be small,
Yet it is far sweeter,
Yielding more delight
To high or lowly eater.
You give food to man,
But it lacketh SAVIOR;
Scant the gift | bring,
But of delicious flavor"
"Thanks to thee for answer thine,
o most sapient hummer!
To each prosy conner
Twill be answer mine,
Said singer;
"When men dine,
would pour the wine
would be the honey-bringer.
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4Co.Operation.

AIo.OPeraIion.
The Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Grange, at meeting held on
Monday, adopted the report OF the sub
committee to whom had been referred
the subject Of international exchange be-
tween the cooperative societies of Great
Britain and the Patrons Of Husbandry.
The report is as follows:
F1rst-1hat we have been impressed
with the earnest desire of our subOrdi-
nate oranges, and the members of every
section of the Union tor cooperation IN
business enterprises as expressed by the
efforts in this direction, and by appeals
to this Executive Committee tor q syste-
matte and uniform plan for such organi-
cations. and with our obligations to Sc
cure and submit such 9 plan for adop-
ton.
! Second-That we would willingly and
cordially grasp the hand offered to US by
our brethren across the Atlantic, and
pledge to them our readiness to cooper
ate with them in all laudable efforts to
secure for productive industry its just
rewards, to restore honest dealing in all
commercial transactions and to advance
the moral. Intellectual and material in
.erests of the masses Of the people.
/ Tnird-That having examined the de-
tails Of the plan of the cooperative So
cieties OF Great Britain as presented by
their deputation to US popularity known
as the ..ROchdale plan, and its wonder
full success. we heartily recommend it to
the careful consideration OF our State
and subordinate oranges, and to the
J members of our order, and advise such
action on the part of Executive Commit
tees OF the State oranges as may be ne
! cessary for the organization and opera
: ton Of such cooperative association
within our order
i Fouvth-To this end we recommend
. the appointment Of committee to se
/ cure from Mr.. Thomas D. Morrall, o
the English deputation, now present
such rules, regulations. articles Of asso
I cia,ion, pamphlets and other writings, .
may be necessary to place the desires
D information in this connection before th
: members Of our order, and that the sal
committee be authorized to have printe'
I 10 much Of said information Is they ma
: deem advisable, 70 be distributed to th
: Executive Committees Of the Stat
t Oranges. with circular letters communi
i, eating the action Of this Executive Con
9 mittee herein, and such other instruction
i as may be desired.