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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

Russia has under arms 100000 OF the
active force ready for the field, 10000
men clnsacd as garrison troops, 10000 Of
The local force, 100000 Of the reserve,
$4,000 men in dcpots, and, finally, 10000
Coszacks enrolled for the active contin-
gent, or a total Of l,i63,OOO men, ready
for the business Of war at short notice.
Upon the enforcement OF the new laws
regulating obligatory service, the field
force could he speedily enlarged to gOO,-
900 men, and there could he drawn a
force Of $1,000 men from the special corps
occupying the Caucasus, making the Of.
iectlve strength l,7OOOOO. This may be
readily augmented by 100000 Cossacks,
and from the 0loitchssd or Londwthr may
be drafted another million ot men, giving
an aggregate Of 2,0OO,OOO available for
war purposes. For this immense force
lhevery best Of modern arms have been
provided, including the Calling gun and
the latest improved American revolver
for the cavalry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

Greece il about the size Of Vermont.
Palestine IL One.iOurth the size Of New
York.
The Caspian sea would stretch from
New York TO Rochester.
llindOoStan IL more than a hundred
times as large ne Palestine.
The great desert Of Africa, has nearly
the present dimensions Of the United
States.
The English Channel is nearly as large
rs Lake Superior.
The Red Sea would reach from the city
Of Washington to Colorado, and il three
times as large az Lake Ontario.
The Mediterranean, il placed across
North America, would make sea naviga-
tiOn from baltimore to San Diego.
Great Britain is ,wo.thirtl' The size Of
Japan, one-twentieth the sire Of China,
and One.twenty.ffth thesllc Of the United
States.
Great Britain and Ireland are about
az large as New Mexico, but not "A
large as Iowa and Nebraska. They
are also less than New York and Ohio.
Madagascar is as large as New lIamp.
shire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connect.
cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl.
vania, Virginia and North Carolina, all
put together.
The Gulf Of Mexico il about ten times
the sire Of Lake Superior, and about the
sire Of Kamschatka, BAY Of Bengal,
China Sea, Okoska, or Japan Sea. Lake
Ontario would go in either Of them fifty
times.
The following bodies Of water are near.
" equal in size: The German Ocean,
Black Sea, and Yellow Sea. Hudsuns
Bay rather larger; the Baltic, Adriatic,
Persian Gulf aud Euxine Sea are some.
what larger than Lake Superior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


The Chicago Tribune, after tour among
the merchants Of that city, reports an
improved condition oibusiness
The San Francisco Ahd says that
beet sugar Is made In California at cents
a pound, including every expense. There
are two beet sugar mills In the state.
Pending a constitutional amendment
givenig the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. power to
license or otherwise regulate the liquor
traffic, system Of taxation, resembling
license, IL on trial.
In the Cincinnati Times office, not line
il written, nor type set, in the morning,
until after the reading Of chapter from
the Bible by Archbishop Sands.--7dcdo
Blade.
U. S. Minister John "a. bingham has
written a letter on Japanese ethnologt,
and favors the inference that the AmCri-
eau Indians were descended from ia.
panesc stock. lie finds both physical and
linguistic afFinitics.
The sheriff Of Clarified county, Pa,
was telegraphrd to by the Italian consul
at Philadelphia 10 ask 1.-The could protect
the italian labcrers who proposed tuenter
the coal mines, and he replied that he
could. A party Of forty Italians accord.
ingly stattedtor the ClearfCld mines.
The Maryland Court of Appeals has
decided the local option liquor law Con.
stitutional, holding in opposition to de.
cisions in other State, that the submission
Of the question to popular vote involves
no exercise Of legislative power by the
people. The Court also say, that Ii.
cehse IL not in any sense contract but
merely permit.
Mf. Bancroft vote in 1915 to Governor
Swain Of North Catolinia that he had
found copy Ofthe Mccklcnbnrg declara.
ton Of independence in the British State
paper office, and says the first account Of
"the extraordinary resolves by the PEG.
pile in Charlotte Town Mecklenburg Coun-
ty," was sent over 10 England by Sir
James Wright, then Governor Of Georgia,
in a letter Of the goth Of June, liza. The
newspaper thus transmitted il still pre-
served.
We nominate Major General George
Crook for President Of the United States.
He has superb record as man and sol.
dier; has abundance oibrains, and is as
resolute and silent as Grant.-D Dayton
Journal
Well It's a free country. We nominate
General Hooker This makes a very
nice arrangement for us and the Journal,
lot We ought to be able to carry the next
election BY Hooker by Crook Buffalo
Eiprs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

THE train that carried the New York
and New England merchants to philadel'
phin, to see how the Centennial prepare
tions were progressing, made the run be-
tween the two cities in one hour and four
ty.eight minutes. The distance is ninety
six miles, and the average rate Of speed
nearly mile a minute. 1t il said that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company de.
sign running express trains at this speed
between the two cities during the Centcn.
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LauqhIln's Infant Cordial.

The ChIldScure when teething-to relieve Infam,
nation Of the Gums, to Allay uneaylnGss, TO quieI
Collie Pains, to promote Sleep, tOcure summer Com
plant. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies To 10 kept In the family when the chill
drpn are cutting their tooth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have 10 hear the hrst person
ay II Is not all EeTecOmmend Il 10 bp.
MOTHERS, have you 4 tekly, iatihiHg BAH thai
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT when you 20 long fOl
Fcst) into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRl
MINT and CARH2 Cry-CTY-Cry-all day and oil
night lOng7 II you have litiSH TO FsdioH, 10 coll
WINGED, hsJldis no lORger--a PEW drops Of INFANT
CORDIAL and your ehli WILL he PAcInED, ana
SWEET, REFRESHING sLEEP will take the place q
wGKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGlItIN BROS. 4 CO., Proprlelos,
Wheeling, W, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

The diamond market has lately been
excited by brisk demand from Constan.
iinople, influencing chiefly the values Of
large brilliants Of the light yellow and
slightly od-color descriptions. In West
ern Europe, the United States and South
America, according to a recent trade re-
port, the diamond market IL dull.
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H. BRADLEY WHEAT,
n. los Twelfth Street.

Remaining unclaimed IN the Post OfRce at Wheel.
Ing, Saturday morning, May IL, 1873.
To obtain any Of the following, the applicant will
please call for advertised letters giving the date Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

80 cases Concentrated LyC
100 Matches,
barrels GaTrptpa SnuiiS,
90 boxes Garrett'B Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Maddor Prlml.
800 Indigo spanl,h Float,
q hTeh Chip Haywood.
At L1TGHLN BROS. a co.'s.
80 pounds ChlorOiorm.
90 Bromide Potassium.
"a CalOmGl.
20 IOilde Potash
$50 Fluid Extracts, TildenS.
% Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated PllI,
Al IAUGHLIN BROS. d co.'s.
% dozen BaEer's Cod Liver OIL.
% Halls Lung Balam.
IS Jayne's Expectnnnt.
1000 Essences Cinnamon, dc.
800 Rateuan Drops
200 GOdiroy'B Cordial
100 Essencs Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAUGnLlN BROS, 4 cos.
1000 pounds Grain Pepper-snglpore
800 Cloves.
800 Allspce.
200 Nuimegs-GOYeTnmen
zoo Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
bOO Mustard, In cans and In bulk.
OO Ground Ginger, Fast India 4 Jamaica
COG's Gelatine, Arrow Root, Taploca and SagO.
oC2g AtLAUGHLIN BROS. a CO.'S.
100 ounces Qulnine, Poveu 4 WeRhtnans.
90 Bulphato MOrphla.
80 Nitrate Silver.
90 stIychnla.
For ale at LAUGHLIN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
A TTENTION,
BRIcELAYERs. s1OSE.MAsOSs a plAsrERERsi
Lime! Lime! Lime!
Non, bHi M r,V 5,H stone burned - Qualify 81.
perior-P rie,J ai ioe AZ any.

Orler by mall from city or country, or name and
number where 10 be delivered, left on my slate at
l.. Bookings Drug Store, corner Of Chapllne and
Twelfth streets, y. H. Luken'S 4 lIrOs or +. Fall
OurctgrUCcfy stores, on the Island, will have my
personal and prompt attention.
H. BRADLEY WHEAT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
MANHOOD RESTORED.

malfss diSSlay SGelIthIpa twpEylcRS GaVihRs tpai
In vain every known remedy, has found a simple
sef-cure, which he will send iT,s to his fellow NiI.
eren. Address J, u. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, lnX 5lhl. app
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DELICIOUS NOTICE

Services in the Fist Presbyterian Church
at the usual hours tomorrow. In the even
ing sermon will be delivered by the Pas
Tor in memory Of Judge PAUL. myl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

WESLEY CHAPEl.- Co.,
Preaching tomorrow, the l6th, Al l0SO Al ahi
al quarter 10 Pm. SubjeCls-ln tho morning.
"Golly IIying;'' In the evening, "sOlOuTnlng''
sabbath School At o'clock. Experience meeting
every Tuesday evening, Prayer meeting every
Friday evening at O'clOcE. On Sunday, the sd At
O'Clock ?. ", an addnrss will b. dellyend BY Mis-
Lizzie lloyd. All are inVited. myl5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

n,yiS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

The grounds devoted To the uses of the
Centennial exhibition at Philadelphia
include 236 acres, with 13 entrances, ap-
preached by ten horse-car and fourteen
steam-car lines, having capacity for
transporting 144,000 people every two
hours. There will be seven miles Of ave-
nues. and walks, ana four miles of horse
railway withiar The boundaries of the
grounds. The buildings already planned
and contracted for are: Main building,
l, 800 leet by 464, 20 acres; art gallery, 2l0
feet by 365, n acres; machinery hail, $50
feet BY l. 4J2 leet, IA acres; hortieultur
hall, 100 ny 800 feet, IL acres; agrieul-
tural hail, 45J by $40 leet, 10 acres; U.
s. Government exnibiLlon building, 36U
by 800 ieet, ~ acres; office OF the Al
miiiistrat,on, 80 by 324 teet, " acre.
Average distance between the buildings,
54O feet.
1t IL estimated that 6 600, 900 pounds OF
wrought iron, 20, 900 pounds of east iron,
I, ,0U0, 900 feet 0t timber, I, 100,00 square
ieet Of tin roofing, 250,000 square teet of
glass, 100000 bricks, Two and half miles
Oi water pipe, and two miles OF drain
pipe, will be used In the construction OF
the main building.
The different States Will erect small
buildings as headquarters.
The general reception or articles will
commence on the 1st OF January, 1876,
and no article will be admitted alter
March 81.
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Corn whicn gets fully ripe before the
early frosts Is much better than that
which Is only about half matured. And
the only way to obtain corn which will
be.sure to ripen in our Northern States
is either to plant Only some small and
early variety or to save for seed the
ears Of the latter kinds which first get
rlpe. There are varieties grown in New
England which would BIZ first rate il
they were perfectly sure to ripen, but
in short seasons they do not get well
matured. But for this lact they would
be much better and more prof able than
the smaller kinds. BY selecting the
seed in the lot before the crop is cut, so
AS TO make sure OF getting the ears
which ripened first, aud following this
course year after year, these later varle.
tles may be made toripen before there
~ any danger Of frost. We know man
who, by following this course many
years, has caused mis- corn to ripen two
weeks earlier in tie season than 1t did
when ne began. He goes into The field
when the husks begin TO turn brown
and selects Lie ripsst ears, and as far as
possible takes them from stalks whicn
produce two good-sized and perfect
ears. These are husked aad put in q
cool place where they will keep without
heating. We commend his example 10
other farmers as worthy OF imitation.--
N. u. Homestead.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15
AM ApprecIatiye ConstItuent.

During one Of The sessions OF the Legis-
lature when Hoffman was Governor, a
bill was passed regulating the size of
apple barrels. IL was OF 80 trivial a
character that he vetoed it. In the fol-
lowing summer good old farmer from
the Mohawk Valley came into the Exec
utive Chamber, and, handing him let
ter of introduction, said:
/ "Governor, Pve come to ask you to
pardon my son out OF State prison; he's
been there g0In' On two year, and his
time'll be up in about two months. Har-
vest is comm on in rwo or three weeks,
Governor, and kind o. thought should
like to have him up to the farm; he'd be
quite handy. Don't you think yeu could
10 it?'
"rhere was something about him."
said the Governor, '.that impressed me
that he was good old fellow, and 1
told him that would pardon his boy"
On rising to depart, he said, II thank
you, Governor, for pardonin him now,
because hands are scarce; and on behalf
OF my neignbors l thank you Tor vetoin'
the apple-barrel b!l b!ll."-Editor's Drawer,
in Harper's Magazine ior November.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

The editor OF the Boston Journal of
Chemistry in recent article states that
the cost 0f the light from Kerosene, COM
pared with shat oil gas at ordinary city
prices, is sarprisingiy low. In examin-
ing bills for Light, as presented in the
seasons of l874s and 1876 Gin the
former year gas being used, In tue latter
kerosele) he finds the difference Inn
menseiy in favor oil Kerosene. The large
stone mansion at his tarm. with eighteen
rooms, has been lighted the present sum-
mer at an expense Of less than one dol
lar month. When burning gas in the
city, during corresponding months in
1874, the cost averaged over ten dollars
a month. Ga the score of cneapness,
therefore, the account stants in favor
of kerosene, as one to ten.- Boston
Traveller.
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Likelr.

Considering that the following comes
from British source, ii Is not Ysry bad.
II Is going the round OF HE English rail-
way smoking carriages. For, be II
SHOWN, in these Carriages so much en-.
Wed by the ladies', social harmony ami
mates the travellers, and they talk just
IS II they were not reserved frst-ciass
Britons.
ssrnis is. not smoking compartment,
sir,p said an indignant lady. pausing on
the step, and glarlng at the smoker.
Every likely" said the smoker.
"You have no right to smoke here,
sir; and ii you 90 not desist, must call
the guard" said the lady.
every likely,D was the reply.
81 shall be choked."
every likely"
ject?v
"Why, madam, tobacco is capital
disiniectant, and as am professionally
engaged al StockwelI Smallpox Hos
pital l."
The lady got out. 81 feel as II should
faint.v
Every likely" was the last response,
as the traveler pulled up both windows
to enjoy all his smoke.-Edit0r's Draw
er, in Harpers Magazine tor November.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

h. xlnatnn pike, beyond Lewisburg.
From their talk Mr.. Dresmnn suspected
them OF being thieves, and sent TO the
0ity after Marshal BDiAn, OBTAINING them
by pretending To trRla bosses. Deputy
Marshal Healy and Ohicer Orocketts
went out, and after little conversation
with the thieves allowed them to drive
TO the oily, following them, intending tQ
capture them when they got mere, bul
escaped. VIM. Haynes, the other, was
captured and lodged In Jail. Tine horse
and buggy were the property OF Mr.
fChas. Negley, OF Union, Ind, who ar,
rived here Sunday night and lett for home
this morning with the thief and his prop
erty. Both the thieves are well con
nected in Union, Ind, their home.
NEWPORT - Council last night or
dered the Marshal to collect 50 Of Dar
Rice for his horse show. We wisf
him luck. A communication from Sen
ator Hodge and Representative r, w
Nelson, as to instructions concerning
the rate Of taxation, was referred to the
Committee OF the Whole, which Ineete
next Thursday evening.
The P0or-bOuse COMMITTEE was In,
structed to rent the old building belong.
ing TO Dan Wolf Ut $35 per month. Mar.
shall reported $64 recsived during the
month OF September. The Treasurer was
authorized TO raise $1,400 for Water
works use. Lamp-posts were ordered
on Isabella street.
Forty-four musicians ard mechanics
left tue Barracks yesterday.
Mrs. Morton, aged 30 years, died at the
| |rao a - r.o
Mrs. Morton was one OF the Oldest s'pi
oneers" Of Newport.
The Ben Jons0n Club give the fourth
OF their series of entertainments at Odd
fell0ws Hail this evening. The .sChim-
ney Corner" aud the "rragic Raviyaiv
are to be the productions.
An addition Of a hook and ladder com.
pany to our ire department is becoming
more essential every day. Only fe u
days ago one OF our gallant tiremen In
mounting . roof came very near losing
his life. The danger was apparenC to
him, but bound to duty, he climbed liI
over o door, the only means of ascent
when It gave way and he was precipi.
lated to the ground and severely injured
1t would be a shame for q city in so pros
porous .ac0nditi0n as Newport to refuse
At once to lay out a sufficient sum to pro
cure ladders and organize ladder com.
pany.
AFrench tailor makes the lower end
Of Madison street his favoriIe resort
playing tricks, taking in the ssboys," and
last, but not least, drinking s.zWeis
lager every two minutes. This morning,
however, his appetite for .'lager' was
extremely good. He wagers that he
can drink barrel OF beer in one hour
and half, by the fastest watch in Int
city.
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MARkErs BIZ rkLEanArH

BUKFAL0, N. T.. Oct Is. - Wheat more
I active at 81 17aI 30 for No. Milwaukee, and
81 2s for old no. Chicago.
/ PEORIA. Oct 15-Corn quiet at 54xc. Oats
quiet: white, 3s5sc. No. Z. "a; rejected, s3xc.
| Rye dull and nothing doing.
| MILwAUKKK.Oct t15-Wheat: October, 81 0sk
November, 81 o. and unsettled. Barley srouger.
| 81 10 October; 81 10 November.
| OswKGo, Oct 15.-Whezt frm: No. I MI
waukee Club, 81 - Corn is held at 7scL Bar
ley suiet: Cnoiee Capada, 81 IA No canada,
/ 81 21aI IL
LTvERPooL, Oct Ik-Cottou quister: Mid
ding 6xd. do Orleans T5sd Flour unchanged,
and the market Is ssea1y- Wheat has An up-
ward tendency. Corn hardly - arm.
LoSpos, Oct IA Securities open nominziIy
shares are quoted Az<<, At wAici qn0sation
| transactions are msde. Money c0nfinnes 3:
/ full rates
| TOLEDO, Oct i-.-wheat sreaay and hfxher;
Amber Michigsn nominal : No amber, 81 s4k
extra. 3 q; = 40. Il ! wnIss = =: We waI.s
unchanged
rTrrssURa. Oct 15.-Whest arm and prices
unchanged. Torn 10 ftaIfs sheiiod, GxSzc On
i traEks ear, f3z74c- Fe<roisun guIet: erune,
81 % at atParkerss rcaaed, isxalskc. Philsdel-
CLxvrLAxn o.. Oct 1s-whsss fs weak: No.
/ Ired, q q; No do. a %: rejected. eses Ole
nominal Corn dull: hugh mixed, &C; low
i MIXED GO; car ON track, Go. 0zTs lowers No.
| state. laaiac: rejected &c Petroleum un-
1 chAnged a4.s.s.
-CHIGAaos Ock Is-whezf stzong: 0ctsber,
81 I4x; NoFembeE. g e9x- cern sfesay- De-
4 tDbef, 66xc PORK dulI: OcspheE, ~ L. ysxz,
StssA Lard dull: Ock0ber. lass yesxs Ike
Barley steady and fra: octoaezs efes No.
i vember. IKE
MxxFHs. 0ck 1z-Rlaar IN fair denaad
sud arm at $5a4 Corn ezziexs No Mdxed.
73z73c- Ozxs dnii aud unrhAnxed Lard quiet
and .uncha1ged st izkai44e E.no. n far
and unchanged at l3kaz43<r- =
I DxTRoIr, OcG 1k-Rfoxr sSeady af - % fpr
cffy WhitA What no1<x1rElT ac<sxe And
IoWers extra, g ~. So 81 1z<s No z. a H4-
So amber, 81 93k- Corn steady: No Hlxe0s
Go OATS QUIET. wnise. x1cs nzxed. SC Bar
- per 10 Ms, S<zte Is oGsred as q f0z8 L.
| Bosrox Ock rx-KRour y Il msderase DE-
uard: Wessern sayerzlne. 81 5ezs ~: conmm
extras, s se&s co. Wisconsin, aad Minnesota
extra family. IS ssxI =. uknfaz wheat UA1e In
diana and Michigan. s. 5Sa7 o. niinoi< ga
8 %: - Louis. 81 asa Corn gziel: mixed ana
yellow, 15zsSe Oats in fair deaAad znd frm.
| choice mixed and wnise. xs..sc- Rye. s.
NASHVILLE 0ck lk.-Fssz< sssszi ss s osuS "a
Wheat dnli ss sal n Corz dali and lo.er a
Sc. OAls dali and Kowe< At xsaSsc- Prsxisisns
Quiek and unenauReL Lard lie Baik mczks
qpiek ard unchanxp1s 9kalzslStc- Baooa
quiet and unenaafe1- lgSssxAsxc Sugar
nrm u a - coGss in good acmanf a fuil
prices xf21kx1skc-
HxpxAxAroxxx 0ck 1&-<EzeR enise ard ~
chanesa Ehcak dali uRicm czoica Rrm1ra
Which eelA fysely. Corns eex a6es shel<sds -
90 oesss N~ = SeSscs rSlecsed- ssaoe BKe
no1InaLly gncnanxed Hsz2ey n>1l111zy n
snsnged Brsa dan and isusr Is os SssA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

Man relies far more than he is aware
for comfort and happiness on woman's
tact and management. He is SO accus-
toned to these that he Is unconscious of
their worth. They are so delicately
and yet SO ceasingly exec
,cised, that he enjoys the light and at
mosphere. He seldom thinks how it
would be with him were they with
drawn. lie fails to appreciate what is
so freely given. He may be reminded
Of them now AND then; may complain OF
intrusion or interference; but the frown
is snoothed away by agentle hand, the
murmuring lips are stopped with ca
ress, and the management goes on.
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SeotIsadss Prospsrity.

Scotland Is not likely to send many oi
its sons and daughters to this country
during the last quarter Of this century.
SO many people have LEFT that country
that those VINO remain are probably as
we'll OH az they would be in any part oi
the world. A gentleman OF this city who
came here many years ago, has just re-
turned from Scotland after an absence
of ten years, and reports great onanges
there. In the rural districts there mas
been O. very large decrease in popula-
tion. Much. or the farm work is done by
machinery, bat stiIl help is very scarce,
and farm lab0rers and mechanics are
steAdily employed at wages thai AFFORD
as comfortable living as those Of that
class enjoy IN this country Boston
Traveller.
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Real Estase 1rans1srs.

Z r,-u...t n -.
Caroline Wueizcr 70 Michael Fsessei, hve
years lease OF lot % by LOG 65-fU0 feet on the
soutb siae 81 tba Harri.on n,ke. fs1k feet west
49,. ss.,, rs., n..,., ~. IN ,,,.-d
q tne Walker MIL roM1, TWenty -toursn Whfu'
az an annual rent q wy: -. xx,..,,
T.: ". H. Stearns ana TiLe 70 yetnso ml.cneti; !.
I oSo,i,vV acros On Sno sgnsnoasS M svaneI w "
3eecn aVenue anu A"rk NAaces uyo"hb
sF,vpV. ...... I.
henry LuaWig ano WIG 70 tnc plopflnGaseofs% pnae III q
opiinx Nv. v,vpo n Ielhe'erys ~ 70 ,,,1 sos.
~ y tne uroespecx avenue, hdloin1n8 cprine
SrVvo IemeterL-$iW
Ma,rgsret =. foor % mary =. ntrobel. pofpet.
Va VA. lgSSe u iob ~ ~ llk feet on tns west
t,t ssu0 ~ Doaaen ssLeet, " iees south q Power
@ 2s,oes, =. al -inlSf rent q ~, VAIN tne pffvi-
Pkc VI y.fohesiny the same lor yi,O0o.
ar x llplx keinle and vile 70 Franz kemle. Jr.,
tts:-luo OF an acre. on tnc warsaw PIKE IN W ar
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l =. ~ AnureWs ana WlIe 20 " q =. acops,
sslip t.oo ~ izi.z4 a teet, On tne south sac q
n yoming avenue, Ivy tees east of tne Clncin-
natl PIKE; also, strip ~ hy p teet. ON tne
eass sloe oI the Oihetnhau PIKE, ~ Lees sout1
~ yoming Avenue, IN Wyomin&--N ana