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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-20

A pigeon shooting match came off on the Shorb
farm last Monday afternoon between the following
parties, with the appended score
Andrew 10
Cus purnpy ,.,,...,,,.... D 0 0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-20
1nral News.


THR sprinkler Ia on It's daily rounds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-20

The following " the programme Of the Grand
Army Band concert tomorrow evening:
Mercadante's Oyerature to AntIoche"..... Band
Bishops Echo song" with band accom-
parliament and flute obligato arranged Kirk
Cornet Solo-"De Beriote's Seventh Air"
performed BY by,.................."...,.,....- Fala
selection from "semeramide, Amateur Quartette
selection from "Lucretia Borgia ",,........- Band
Selection from Martha "..................... Band
Fantasa"L l. Esperance," .............,....... Band
ClHrionet Soo-Fantasia performed by. Kessler
Sensation Pot Pourri-"WhatkitW. ....... Band
Fantasia" sommeu de DIANA ......,..... Band
Selection" "Bcllserio," arranged by,~..... Kirk
THE Peerless HotoTs run lighter, by actual test,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-20

THE Peerless hotoeTs run lighter, by actual test,
than any other Mower cutting the same width. II
cuts closer To the ground and leaves no edges at the
end of the bar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-20

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~ II = u u IL II y IUllu uUlcr
oex1 llten Mpril beri6tet: @oeten lit Die
RailersIode auf oem Marttplabe Dor ei=
ner ungebeuren Meni denmenge entbuQt
morocn. O(pr9en miro jie an ben Canal
9ebro6t.
2ono H. 80. Npril. Man ldrebt
Dem u9ailD Sele9rapb" BON Berlin, bo6
Die preuBilde &egieruug bic N6libt babe
oiegetleosaore6c oerr0nil ld =fatb il6en
8il90fe in England an 0ie oeutl9en 81.
ldDfe gdn1lid 81 i9noriren.
Gin Gomnitte beg preubil1en 3anO.
tages fat Elm @eleb entluorfen> Sufolge
Oeijeu oie 9(lttatbolten Die 8ere6tigung
erbolten> nu6 Mabgabe i6rer Mn5abt I'M
Werglei4 su Der alocrer &atboliten Mn=
tbcil an Den r0mi1 4=tatbolil6en &ir6en>
Se9rd6niB Bpldgen uno &epenuen subobcn.
% NJ ipers aufolge bdtte
Der oeutlde Gpiscopat Sem paplt einen
BON allen Sii60fen gemein1 19aftlid) per=
foBten Beri9t iiber bic Sage Ser Stride in
9eutl blanO iiberlanot.
2on 0 IT, 90. Mpril. Sic Geremo=
nien ser Snl ltallation oes 9}rinsen bon
Wales als @robmeilters Der Yereinigten
@robloge Der 6reimaurer BON Gn9lano
fanO beute IN @e9enmart elmer sabqelen
Menge BON Treimourern in Oct yfoyol
gilbert 9aae ltatt.
Ser 8ildof BON Orleans,
9err 9uponloup> lit loeben nit elmer
6lugibrift gesen Die Treimourerei Der
por9etreten, aus luclber Der vTraucois"
ldn9ere Rroben mitt6eilt.
Das l1nipers psroifentli9t Elm
8reue> weldes oct Yapit an Die Asso-
citation reparatrice envers Ia tres
Sainte Trinite, Die in Trantrei6 un=
ter Dem @6ube oes III. N}i@oel befebt>
geri6tet Fat. Gs beginnt: uSeit lange
ldon unb beinabe leit Dem llrlprungc
oer maurerii6en @ecte fat Der 6eilige
Stubl wel1er 6eren 8os6eit 1ebr tlnr
ertannte> lie perurtbeilt unb NIT wieoer=
9olter Grcommunication bele9t. St bate
pobl ale llebel porausse5agt> mel9e oie=~
lelbe ser &eltgon uno ser biirgerli6en
@eleQl9aft aufii9en peroe. 9ieie miirbige
So4ter Oes @otan5 pertpirft oQe q0tt=
lide uno menl9lid)e Nutoritdt uno ser<
bri6t oamit oas 8ano, wel9es oQe @e@
lcQI9aft biloet. 9ie Mobmlnsen Der
air9e inb per9ebens semeien uno Wiele
1elblt unter benen, ,uel9e Die eleslngebeuer
batten eritiden nuHen, baben l9 ni9t
gefiirdtet, es Su bef0roern, 10 oaB jebt
feline menldlli6e @elualt me9r oa9egen
tampfen farm. N1an nub aio, >pe9en
oieler siitisen @ur5cl ser uebel, ,uel9e
Die 9lationen ing ungliif bringen uno
Die @eelen, bonn 2e6en uno bonn Sell ent.
fernt in ben eluisen 9(6gruno ltlr3en,
iib al Den Mlln,d6tisen >uenoen er o(lein
bat cinl ltmals ben luabren 8ater oiejer
@ecte aus DEM @immel trei6cn t0nnen>
er allein tann tie jekt BON Der groe per<
tilgen."
@eit oem l. Mpril. be3cbt ser 6err
Bil@of BON Srier tein @ebalt me6r uno
bat ibn auberoem >uegeu 9}i@tbelebung
einigerpfarren auf 2lnoronung oesO6ere
pralioenten cine @trafe BON 800 Sblrn.
9etroHen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
@pbeufbdu.
.(WuSIaub).

(Iuslano).
Berlin, %. Mpril. Sic Neqierunq
fat oas e.leklide Neriabren> bebuf fs Der
Mbietun9 oes Jurfbildofs bon Yreslau
luegen Yerlebung Der &ir6engtlcbe einser
leitet.
-8erlin n. 13. 9(pril. l1e6er 6os ,u
ertpartenoe @eleb we9en Nuibebuns Der
9eijtli6en Srben uno Gon9re9ationen
perlautet> oaB bas Yerm0gen Der geoob.
ten Snititute unter @cquefer oes@taates
gelteQt miro. Sic Mu l0lun9 ber &l0lter
&C. ioQ i'm elQgem.inen in le6s Mondten
erfolgen> bic oer.. r..llnterri9ts. Snltitute in
nerbalb sluei Sabren> Die oer&rantenpile
9er'Oroen porldulig gar ni9t> jeoo9 in
belonoers gesebenen TGllen 1ofort. Die
Oroensmit9lieoer >peldeY Yrimatmittel fir
Die &aicn Der &loiter berssgcben baben,
erbalten oic1elben bonn 5taate suriitf.
Weltere uno fronte &lo 1terleute ,peroen
aus @taotsmitteln big gu ibrem 2ebens>
ense erbalteu.
Cont on, %. Mpril Sc lit 5tuiiden
oen TIbrern Der liberalen Partei in 8el<
glen uno Dem Tiirlten Bismord Elm Or
ran9ement au @tanoe 9etommen> 5ufolge
oeiien lekterer ben @turs> bes tleritalen
Wlinii iterillms bemirten lo0, 100 fir Die Ii
beralc Yartei lid anDeiibig ma6t> uenn
5ie on's Guoer tommt> Die YerD5fentli-
dung BON Gin ]i9ten 3u unterori(ten>
wel6e Der beut16en &irbenpolitif ent.
ge9en linb.
Yoris> 81. Mpril. 2'llnipers per=
6ffentlidt 5uei @dreiben Der If. Bil9Dfe
BON @roBbritanien an Den oeutj6en
Episcopal uno 0ie Neutrality-suspicious.,
morin lie ibnen lire @pmpatbieen BEL
ibren 9e9enwdrti9en 9rang glolen ous=
oriiden. 9a5 @9reiben an Sic i6peiSe<
ridden Bi!90fe' 1pri6t li6 namentli6 auf
cine iebr energii6e Meiic gegen Die 9(lt<
totboliten aug.
Dos rWeff. @lfsb." l6reibt: Gs 1T
beilauiis Elm Sabr. SaB ~8iidoi" &ein-
tens perl0nli9 in 9a9en ben @runo ltein
CUR altfatbolil9en Stride le9te> als ser
erFen in Deutl @lono. @eit iener 3eit lit
riitig sebaut uno Die aug bebouenen
8ru@itbeinen in rein eotbi16em @tile &C.
baute STRIDE nladte Miene, ibrer @olltu-
oun9 entge9en 5u geben. sic liegt lebr
1d6n, etuas BOD auf einem Tel1eu, fa1t
i'm 9er5en Der @taot auf Dem l9tn. fa-
tbolilden Biertel, no oas Marienboipi-
tai uno Die tatb. @6ulen lie9en. &a ltlos
ibIeppte Elm an lebnli6es 2ocomobil9en
auf eli fernen @9ienen bas 8oumaterial
auf Die Nnb6be. Genlter uno Gbor iinb
nabeju ftrti9 unb nit uebergebung Der
iibrigen Sbeile pnroe tiitbtig an oer8ol=
lenoung bes Sburmes 9earbeitet Sebt
nit einem Wale 1T Der Bau unterbro6en,
'uie cs beibt, neil unter Dem Sburme cine
QueQe 1id) 9efunoen uno nit FOLDER
Modt lia semeloet babe, bab oergBeiter=
bau oesSburmes weni9itens bebentli9 er.
i6eine. Derielbe ion 0}ilie seisen uno
lol man auf ben Mbbru9 beNel6en Be-
oo6t nebmen. &cferent tpeiB ni9t, tpos
Wabres al Der @a6e Sbotla6e ie0o6
it, 6ob Der Meiterbou felt eini9en So
gen ein9elte(lt it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
9SOameroD, - oem 8 A1ai 1875.

'UAN1 O1t"'He oV W !uItIHlIuYtl Splulgt
perfaBte Botl6aft oes YapFes pius TX,
an ieinen vvcnerabilis frater," ben
gr5bildof BON Baltimore in mel9er er
Die &riinoe an9iebt, bic i'm peranlabt
baben, benz @r5bil@of McGlotep oieGar=
oinolsmiiroe gu perleiben. rad oer 0er<
leiun9> ber BotIdaft iibergob ct Dem Gr;<
bl16of Elm 8reue> our6 >uel9es er autos
ri|irt tuiro, benz neu ernannten &ir9en=
| fiirit Die ~8erretta" au iberseben.
9erGr5bi19Of 8aDlep erlpieoerte in Ia
teinilder @pra6e unb iiber9ob oann oos
8repe Dem 8ater Mc2ean, mel9er es 10.
oann perlas. @rai Marefo16i iiber9ab
nun bic uVerretta" Dem W}onli9nore
@oneetti, pelder lie Dem Grsbil9of Boy<
IeD einbdnoigte, tuorauf oie|er gum Gar.
binol idritt uno be8eretta i1m aufIette,
inoem tr lin gleidteitig mitv vEminentia
tua" anreoete. Ser Garoinal enteegnete
ebenfalsin in lateinil&er @pra9e un6 5os
fi9 na9oem ct oas~ ~Seoeum" ongeltimmt
bate, in bic @atriltei 3uriid, le9te bort
bas i@arla9rotbe @e,pano an uno tebrtt
bonn an ben Qltar 5uriid, ,pdbreno Der
Gbor oas ~Se Deum" fang.
Na6 beenbisten &elang ertbeilte oer
cardinal oen@esen, tuomit Die impoIante
@eremonte enbete, uno Damn perlieB bic
3ablrei6e 8erlammlung Die Stride.
cardinal McGlostep begonn turS por=
ber Dor oemanitimmen oes lie Deums"
gang uneruartet cine 9nrebe in enslil9er
@pra@e> inbem er iaste> er babe 5tpei
pFi9ten 5u erf flllen ndmli9 eritens> ben
pap ltliden 0ele9aten, uno ;tpeitens Dem
@olte, pel@es 1i@ 10 sablrei9 eiusefun+
ben, ieinen 9ant ausSulpre6en. 9ann
| fubr er fort Gs lit faft unlere YFi6t.
Sbnen, ebriuiir6ige 8riioer unb prdlaten>
Sbnen, ebrtuiiroise @eiitli@e, Sbnen ber<
porra9enoe @taot= un0 @taatsbeamte, ia
guen> fir bic Gbre> tuel9e l1ns bur9
Sbre Nnwe lenbeit am beuti9en Sage er-
'uieien tuuroe> Mnerfennun9 5u sollen. @s
miirbe mir 9eoiemen, sies ansuerfennnen
uno et,uas iiber Die feierli9e nnb interel=
iante @elesenbeiten iasen, ,pelde 8er-
onlaNun9 5u elmer lolden bebren Ser
iammluns innerbalb Der Mauern oieier
&atbeorale CAB ouein ;u meinem
8eoauern muB i9 bemerten, oaB mein
i4pa@er @elunobeits3uitan bies ni9t
5uldbt, oab i'd mid Der @ufgabe nidt se-
mad len fu6le, uno o6en0reiu bat f@ Die
Geremonie in bic 2dn9e 9e5o9en, ia, lie
1T nod ni9t 5ugnos, unb i'd m6dte nibt
germ SIRE @ebulo mitbrauden. SOL
tuerbe mid bober oamit beenii9en, @ie in
meinen, Namen um Sbre @Dmpatbie uno
Sbre@ebet gu bitten, ferner ao9te id @ie
eriu@en, nit mir 9emein i6aftli6 5up0r>
BERT benz aQmd@tigen @ott uno 6ann
unierem beili9iten Water, Dem eriten SIR
ten oerGir@e uno oem@taattba balter@briiti |
auf @rben ben innisiten 9ant aus5ulpre>
den fir Die 9robe @naot, >uelde ct bat
uns 3u She'll meroen laiien, tuel6e mir
ourd oiele Teier oanteno anSucrtennen
perIu9t baben.
Oibtoib, @is. 2s. Npril Gin &C.
lualtiges Geuer perbeertt beute einDrittel
Der @taot Oibfoib. Qunoerte bon Ga<
milien fno pboa9los u. brei Men]@en
tamen in Ben Tlommen UNI, !
-: .> !.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Jc5abr9* g.
@pGenfbau.
(Sulan6.)

u tp.V ort. 27. Mprll. SQu| |enoe
BON perionen Der lammelten lid b.ute
nlorgen in Der biejieen ct. Yatrids &a<
tbeoral= Rir9e, Inn 3euse Der uebersabt
BET vBerretta" an ben Rarbinal McGlos-
tep 5u iein.
Sic 9fadfrase nod Ginlabtarten ,par
enorm ge'ueltn uno bic Beiiber BON Gin=
loBtarten permo9ten nur miiblam 1i6 Ell.
men @e9 our@ bic men9e gu babneu.
9ie @tra Ben in Der um9ebun9 oer &ir9e
paren nit elmer SabQolen Men9e Men'
lden belegt, wel6e 1ebnlidtis barna9
tro6teten> iuenigitens oas portal Der
Stride gu leben.
Diepro5eIfon perlieb 20 Minuten nor
IL llbr Wforsens nit Den AeoIpten >uelde
oos &reu5 uno 9robe brennenoe MaGs,
fer5en trugen, an Oct Spibe bic @ocri.
ltci. Sbnen fplgten in 2an9er Reibe Die
@eiitli9en, tpeld)e i'm mittleren Gang f1
aufitellten uao ben1elben p6li9 fiillten.
No6oem bic nit Der @toIo betleioeten
prieiter lire Pldte ein9enonmen Datten.
perlie ben Die @eprd lentanten Der perj@ie=
oenen relisiDlen Oroen in Der 9i0ceie in
ibrer maleril9en Orbenstra9t Die @acri.
itei. Na6ocm nun Die Sbeiluebmer an
Der procelliou Die ibnen ongewi. ienen
pldbe ein9enommen batten, trot cine
Yauic bon sebn Minuten elm wab<
reno >uel6er Elm freuoieer Gber9eiang er-
tDnte. Gnoli9 traten bic prdlot.n in
lan9em 3use aug ber @acriitei uno BE.
>ue9ten fd semeHenen @drittes na@ Den
ibnen ange,uieieneu pldben. 9ie Nn=
weienoen erboben li9 bon ibrsn @iben,
als iid ber impolante 3us su entfalten
be9ann> >uel6er einen 9lnblif 9e,pdbrte,
Den Stem Dort nielleidt niemals tpieoer
genieBen miro. G6ortnoben unb @iir=
bentrdger in purpurnen&e,pGnoern 19rit<
ten ben Gr3biid6f.n poraus, Die 8il96fe
fol9ten uno Die Die Wteiie celebrirenoen
Biid6fe i9loHen sen 3ug. Bii@.2ausb'
lin ponBrooflpn, Der ebrw. 81. .Mc@lDnn
nit leinen @ebulfen Nater Mc@eon,
9iaconus; Water &ean> @ubbiaconus !;
bann tom Der Cardinal Mc Glosfep,
bic papltli9en 9ele9aten 9r. ubalbi,
Moniignore &oncetti unb enbli9 ber
ia.polante @raf Marefoi@i in BET eldn-
senoen Uniform Der pdpltli@en @obel-
garoe.
Gar6inal Mcglosfep mar nit ieinem
Ornat aneetban. Gureiet uno Maretel<
letta tnieten an oerGpiitelleite bes Mltars.
Der Gr5biI6. bon Baltimore bat Ieinen@ib
auf ben fir i'm erri9teten Sbron einee-
nommen. Sic Bi1d0fe uno bic Geiftli9.
felt itanoen auf ben @tufeu bes Mltars
unb bic MeKe be9onn.
Cardinal McGlostep ftanb ouf unb
tniete, an Der linten Seite besMltars nie<
Der. Ser @r3bii@of bon Baltimore erbob
li3. ebenfolls bon leinem @ik unb tniete
an Der Gpiitelleite beg Mtors nieber.
Sic 3ui6auer erboben ii6 in ii6tli@er
Mufre9ung unb Ginige paren inoiscr.t
aenus> ii& 5wii@en bic &eiitliden I'M
@onctuarium gu brdn9en.. Ser Delegat
Moniisnore @oncetti tanb neben Dem
Grabii@of @oplsp unb ..psrlas bann nit
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
anner 10 A0pcrtlsemenIs

..ono..oooo>looo>>N~N~~N~ =
hN,syMrSTs-S,renh Pdoc-4th. 5th. and 9th columns
6.NK<NG AND FINANCIAL-Stxh Pd9e-Sth column
BOARD AND ROOMS-Serenh Pd0e-Si Column
RUsIEFss NOTICFs-fotTth PdGe-1st column.
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-Sepenh Pd9e-2d colutnh'
Coal. &C.-StrfHM IuQe-5th column.
COVPoRAnoN NorICEs-Sirth P0ge-6th column
DfNIIsTRY- PGQe-6th column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES. Serenh PdJc-2l column.
DRY GooDS-StTta PG0e-5th column. ,
EUROPEAN HOTELs-Screnh Pd0e-lst and 20 Columns
s'INANCIAI~-Secenh Pa0e-lst and al columns
FINE ARTs-SeceHth PdOe-6th column
FuKNIIURR-Third Pd0e-4th column.
HoTRIs-Screah Pdqe-3l column. 80,
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c.-S'rA rage - oth
column -. -,
HoUsFs AND FARMS wASTED-Third Pa0e-Sth column
INSTRUCTIONS Sixth PdOe-4th aud 5b columns.
IECTURES AND MEETINGs-Sepenh Pd0e-6th column.
LEGAL NorICRS-Sirih PdQe-5th column.
IOSr AND FOUND-Sirh Pdgc-5th column
MARnIR AND SLATE MANTELs-Sl1Ih Pdge-5ih column
MISCELLANEOUS SirL Page-5th column; EighM Ia9e
-5th al . IA columns.
MusICAI i.sTRI, ,MENTs-Srpcnh PG0e-6h column.
NKw PGH lC ATiONs-SsTih Pd0e-4th column.
RRN EsIATr FOR SALE-CITY-Third Pdge-4th col
umn: Ep0CKIYN-Third Pa0e-4th and 5h columns :;
NET.JBKSHY third PG0e-5th column: COUNTRY
Third P0ff-5 ID column; AUCTION-ThtTd Pdge-6th
column TO EXCHASGEThird F0ge-5th column
SALks BY AUCTION--SepcHh Pd0e-3i column.
SrTU ATOMS WANTED. MALEs-Sepsnh PdJe-tth column
FKMAIy2-Sare,M PgGe-5th and 6th columns.
SrECiAI NOTItES-FgGh PdGe-6tb column.
sTEANBoAIs AND RAILRoADS-Ihtrd Pd0e-5th and 9th
columns.
sTkANEGs. OcEAN-Srrenh Pa0e-9i aud 81 columns.
STATION H!iY-Nirih Pdqe-5th column.
40 LIT. CIgT PRoPERTr-Th.rd IdGc-5'h column
BrO0XLYN-Thi,d Iagc-5th column. CoUNTRY-Ihird
Idge-b "a 4
WINTER RK,OHTs-ihird Page-3d column.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
NWEET CIDER.

Somebody in late periodical, a traveller
who has tasted the wines of France and the
coffee of Turkey in their own homes comes back
and sings heartily the praise of cider, declar-
lug it is and ought 20 be the national Ameri-
can drink, as it is the f2vorite beverage in
Normandy, where it is found J2 the tables OF
the great landed proprietofs, who cherish their
apple orchards as the monks of Cyprus their
vineyards. He goes SO far as to declare, too.
that all genuine Americans, in secret, prefer
cider to any other drink, and are only
deferred from its use by shame. We
heard keen sighted social philosopher
assert the other day, that the rapid physical
deterioration of the New -Englanders as race
might be dated from the time when they gave
up cider and the hearty good-living which it
typifes, and took to tea and mental pabulum
instead. The Massachusetts farmer in Endi-
cott's time ate his four meals day, measured
six feet two in his stockings, read his Bible,
and died, believing it, ut four score and ten.
Nowadays, he has cut down his apple or
chards starves at home and sells the last
cleaning of wheat to educate his son at Cam
bridge, finds his religious speculations in En-
erson, until his lean body, being too tired to
work longer, goes down to death to prove the
truth of these speculations ut the untimely
age of fifty five.
We. Of course. cannot approve these vigOr-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
THE TRIGUNE'S MONTHLY CALENDAR
gh> iar9, Ggrss indicate NE day Of
o Mr rurIr

On the second ballot for member OF the French
Assembly from C6es-duNOrd no candidate was sue
eessful the Leeitimist at the head Of the poll
The report Prince tHOhenohe Isl TO assist Prince
Bismarck in the government of Germany is denied
In the Senate. the franking privilege, In relation to
public documents. lacked the Post Office Appro-
prlation bill. The Indian, Pension, and West Point
Appropriation bills were passed. Postal telegraph and
Pacific Mail subsidy discussed. - In the House,
the River and Harbor Appropriation bill was passed.
Measures adopted for recognizing Treasury and
IermasteTs Departments and for obtaining jurors In
the District that Mr. King be tried for perjury
bill passed to check the importation OF Asatic
women. The GfIrt OF the Texas and Pacific road TO
have their subsidy bill brought up Wednesday, re-
quiring two-thirds vote. failed to obtain majority
s= No measures we're determined on at the Senate
Republican
A fire in Chicago destroyed property estimated at
HOO0oo. - supplemental bill introduced in the
NewJersey Assembly making the education of all
children between the ages OF and years compulsory
for twelve months OF each year. 6 Prominent citi-
OF Louiaua deny the reporthat McEnery is losing
the confidence OF the Conservatives The museum
and art gallery Yassar College. Poughkeepsie were
dedicated.
WsshngtOn's birthday was observed generally but
quietly. business being suspended TO large extent.
-. In the railway struggle the Baltimore and Ohio
line announced further reduction in passenger rates
Plans for the reorganization OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway attracted attention - The
United Order OF American Mechanics met at Cooper
Union go The State Society OF the Cincinnati held
the annual dinner. - Thermometer, 26o, $50, 36o.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

There used to be. many decades ago. q song which
every musical young lady in boarding-school out
was expected to warble for the admiration Of
parents and friends it is faded and old-fashoned
now as the yellow paper which it was printed.
and the crazy piano which accompanied it, 1t had
q burden something like this: 90, tits love. It's
love, tits love that makes the world go round" and
there be sentimental people who declare that though
the song is gone its meaning stays. This is tho
opinion of q youth who abides in small town in
the State of Connecticut But his views did not
commit him to any poetical nonsense-he was prac-
teal. A short time ago he said to his bretrothed.
Let us have home and build it our own selyes.'
and the winner of his affections and possessor Of
his heart acquiesced He bought an acre OF ground.
and in the intervals of factory work cleared it.
Then he began to build small house, and the young
lady, learning carpentry with dispatch and energy
became his sole and apt assistant. They finished IT;
they furnished it, and now the two youngsters have
married and gone to housekeeping in 1t as happily
Us two provident robins.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
customer
Total. .G257,39O,OOO E23G,95O,0OO

This is falling off Of 2O.4i0,0O0 pounds ster-
ling, or eight per cent, decline for which
there is no parallel in the last thirty years cx-
ecpt in the year 1882 when there Yves a fall
ing off of nine per cent, caused by the inter-
rupton of the cotton supply. The foregoing
exhibit is instructive in more respects than
one, but we shall cOnfine our application to a
single point-the effect on our Indebtedness to
Europe. In the years 1871 and 1872 the mania
for building railroads derived its main sup
port from the credit which we Ob'ained
abroad, and the capital consumed was trans
mitted to us in the shape of imports from
foreign countries. In the twenty-fOur months
ended June 80 1873, the gold value of the
merchandise imported exceeded by more than
three hundred million dollars the gold value
of our exports, specie excluded on both Sides
during the same period. The specie winch
we exported during the two years may
possbly have been sufficient to pay
tho ireighls and profits Of foreign
ers on the goods received by us, but
certainly it was not enough to make good our
interest account. During the twenty-four
months which will end on the 3Oth of June
next. the value of our merchandise exports
VIII DC greater tnan thdt vi tuc ihpoi'S'
This tremendous lurch Of Our foreign trade,
and it, accompanying incidents OF the DOWN
fall of prices and stlgnation of business, rep
resent the difference between reckless bor-
rowing and making both ends meet. Suppose
n family. accustomed to live on two thousand
dollars year, to be suddenly restricted to
one thousand, and you have type OF the
change which has taken place in tho situation
of the United States since 1872 Not only was
The capital of foreigners borrowed and squan-
dered, but the savings OF our own people as
well, and both Europe and America now suffer
the consequences OF too rashly extending
credit and 100 readily listening to the glowing
representations of borrowers. Patience, pru-
dcnce, and economy may be surely relied on
to restore health and vigOr. All else Is
Guackery.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
two uncxceptionablo platforms and two IRE
proach able candidates.
TIE BRITISH EXPORT TRADE.

The export trade Of the United States is very
intimately connected with that of Great Britain.
Nearly three-fifths of all the products sent
abroad from the United States are sold, directly
or indirectly, via Canada, to Great Britain. and
the prices Of our cotton, grain, provisions,
petroleum, and tobacco arc determined by the
competition Of buyers and sellers in Liverpool
and London. If England buys our cotton she
must sell her cotton cloth, and il she buys our
bacon and cheese her working population must
have employment If her trade is dull and her
population not fully employed, the prices OF our
exported products, other things remaining un-
changed, must fall. A retrOgrade movement
Of this kind in the export trade Of Great
Britain has been going on ever since the
Autumn of 1872, and one of the incidents of
it's progress was the collapse of the inflated
credit system of this country eighteen months
ago. The following table, showing the values
in pounds sterling ga s6D of the exports Of
British and Irish produce and manufactures
for the twelve months ended respectively
January 81, 1873 and 1875, will show the serious
nature of the decline in the trade of our chief
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

We should regret it if the reports which
represent Mr.. OrtOn as belittling his cause in
Washington, by declaring that Gen. Buffers
telegraph bill is only stock jObbing opera
ton, should prove true. This is the invari-
able resort of shysters who have no argu-
ments with which to resist measures. and
consequently take to calling names Mr.. Orton
has abundant arguments against Gen. Buffers
remarkable bill, and ought to be able to use
them. No measure affecting great corporate
interests can be introduced into Congress or
the Legislature without having an in6u-
ence of some sort on Wall Street. Some
times it ought to have such an influence,
sometimes it ought not. But whether it will
or will not is not the primary question for
legislators to consider. The thing they have
to decide is whether it is right, In Gen.
Buffers bill we think they will find two
points in which it is seriously and hopelessly
wrong. 1t undertakes to make foolish war
fare on the Associated Press and it goes
further than any excepting the most despotic
governments have ever ventured, in under
taking to violate the sanctity of COM
munications held in trust by authorizing
the seizure of telegraph dispatches. The
passage of o bill containing this last
feature would be more disgraccful act
than any which our Capitol has recently wit
messed. TO the provisions requiring telegraph
companies to pro-rate and interchange bust
ness, we see less cause Of objection. But if
they cannot be disentangled from the rest of
the bill, it ought to be defeated, and will be.
According to the present prospect it has not
one chance in hundred.