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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

Raising hogs does pay as the fol-
lowing facts and figures will testify:
Last spring Mr.. J. d. Rider, farm
er i'll this vicinity, selected 81 sows
for breeding, from his stock. From
these he raised IA pigs. In Octo.
Der he sold the old stock for pork,
for which he received $460.35. lie
sold pigs to the amount of Sl,52O.4l,
and has Is left, which he places
at the low estimate of $l69.-
Making the aggregate receipts from
these 81 sows $2.149.76 in one year
and eight months from the time they
were littered,a IAN average of over Slo2
each. Sixteen of the pigs he sold
when quite small for 81 each. Mr..
d. kept an account OF the corn fed to
these hogs, and finds that it averages
him abozt $l.2O per bushel. We
should like to hear the results Of 9th.
er farmers in this line Cedar Rap
IDS Times.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
4'ss.

The reading columns on this page will be devot
ed mainly, to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers Of the BULLETIN
are requested to write for It,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
Iowa Sabbath School Association.

The Tenth Annual Mass Conyen
ton of the Iowa Sabbath School
Association will be held at MARSHALL
town, IN Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, June 18th, 10th, and 18th,
1875, commencing Tuesday evening.
Though not Il Delegate Convention
it is urged that delegates-represen-
tative workers-be selected and sent
to the Convention. Arrangements
are being made for able workers from
abroad.
The people of Marshaltown will
receive us with open hearts and doors,
and every earnest Sabbath School
man and woman in Iowa, is invited
to be present. Those expecting to
attend are requested to send their
names to J. l.. Roberts, Of the local
committee, at Marshal'town, by June
10th, for places of entertainment.
The central locality Of MARSHALL
town, and the reduction of railroai
fares by all the leading railroad lines
in tine State, will insure II full attend
ance and successful Convention.
WIN. TAcKABERRY, keokuk,
President.
Il. II. GILMORE, Cedar Rapids,
Secretary.
Cedar Rapids, April J 18th. IS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

y French naturalist has recently
grouped, for public convenience, 4
number of his observation upon ami
mails, showing that many members of
the brute creation may be used as
living harometers. Ram or wind, he
says, may be expected when the
spiders shorten the last thread by
which their webs are suspended; fair
weather when they lengthen them,
and the duration of either by the
degree of contraction or expansion
observable. When swallows sweep
near the ground, uttcring plaintive
cries, rain is at hand; when they
mount up, fly from side to side, and
play together, fine weather will fol-
low. When single magpie leaves
it's nest in the spring it is y sign of
rain, but the reverse is the case when
two parent birds leave it in company.
Rain is near when the pcacocks utter
frequent cries, and geese are uneasy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

thui sllrndil hail MpiW lilaieH h
budding uu Commerce street lnl az
arpnryi there is no lrllipg Nhal q
crack company mIahlnnt he gotten up'
The ladies, Who dearly lave lhe
military, are taking au Interest ~
n1he Rinos. " 90 course there VIII
rome Ia dlf lime, HE first parnlcs, me
profenlalion NJ rolGIs hY the ladlosand
me Grst grand hall, When all lhls
omes oil, The man IN plain CLOTHES
will have 70 take q back Aeal for those
handsome fellows IN killing uniforms
viii be- all the rage, and not 70 belong
10 1.-THE Rlnes viii be suicidal IN any
ambitious youth, Tue old soldiers WILL
many Of lhop, DO pleased 10 review
the familiar sights aud sounds Of mill
lary life even IN time Of peaee, while
We are quite sure the majority Of oIlI
clllzeua would have Just cauAe 10 hf
proud Of The line body Of men Dallas
could pat IN the ranks,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
TIE MILITARY FEVER AnoNa Us.

We understand that call will be
shortly made for meeting to organize
military company by number of
the oificersand men who have seen
service IN both amries during the
late war, and received honorable dis.
charges, as well by some OF the Young
er generation who have yet to smell
gunpowder. The Importance to our
city of "A thoroughly drilled aud officer
ed volunteer military company cannot
( he oyerestimated. IL will afford lex.
crcise and knowledge of arms and
military routine 10 many. IL will en-.
able the veterans who have hitherto
been arrayed IN hostility to march
shoulder TO shoulder and practically to
"shnke hand ever the bloody chasm.p
Galveston, Houston, Austin aud san
Antonio have already organized COM
panies, whicl, are an honor To them.
and Dallas should mol he behind them
IN this respect Wehave in our worthy
maynra graduate q West Point. ia
Dr. Tlinrstnn dhe at the test colunel-
rof the army Of northern Nifginis in
Capt Odell gallant cX-f'-leral officer,
who has in l,i II y "l,eard great guns
roaii' IN Capt q. G.. Rivers, pupil of
naVireiida infiiah : school, who grad
ualed 'weaFing li,. grey, Z" and many
othefs. Here nov then, is splendid
material ior rank and lille, and with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
TEXAS LgGISLlTrgE.

AUSTIN, February lT.--Mr. Hobby,
Tor the committee on constitutional
amendments, reported favorably a
joint resolution TO he Submitted MS
aTneuiments, a. follows:
The legislature in time of reace.
shall not create debt exceeding hall
million OF dollars.
The legislature To regulate the rate
of interest, provided the rate does not
exceed twelve per reut.
ni-trici Judges shall be elected ia,
The people every four years the next
legislature to r,.-tiis.rict the state. and
c''irls Ia hold sessions at least twice
each year
The district eonrt 20 h. deprived Of
IT. probate jurisdiction, which IL con-
ieired on interior courts to be desig-
uuItd ly law.
The legislature 10 have contrel Of
pubIic r0atls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

CHARLES BRADLAUGH, the English
republican, is IN y lecturing tour on
this side of the water. He il sort OF
well versed Eccles, who is "the friend
OF the laboring man In holy crusade
OF class against Glass; His speciality
is antiphathy to kings, priests and
aristotracy. II he viii stay long
enough to examine the practical work.
Ing of our model republic under Grant,
aud will watch the aping Of English
aristc cracy by the Washington nota.
bles in their high life below stairs so
ciety he will go home thoroughly
cured of his inpraeticahle vaporings
and theories, and be prepared To nc
cep. the rights ana liberties ola Brit.
ish subject as guaranteed and enforced
by Great Britain the world over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20


THE war between the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Pennsylvania railway,
over western bound freight, Is n fierce
one, and threatens to extend to the
passenger trade also, Freight il now
being carried from Philadelphia TO
Chicago at fifteen and twenty cents
per hundred pounds. Tom scott has
withdrawn the through tickets of the
Pennsylvania from the offices of the
Baltimore and Ohio, and will not allow
the Baltimore and Ohio's cars
TO use the Pennsylvania
tracks in Philadelphia. President
Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio,
retaliates by reducing his passenger
rates. The weakest must go to The
wall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
A Mr.. RopAwr J. SMITH wrote a

A Mr. RoBARr j. SMITH wrote Il
letter TO the Houston Telegraph, re-
porting the killing of Captain Thomas
Il. Hogg, the editor and poet Of Den
ton. The thing turns out to have been
heartless hoax, and nav Captain
Hogg writes that he is alive and VIII
be kicking If he can find Smith. An
example should BE made of u heartless
idiot who Is capable Of such piece Of
inpertlnence and cruelty combined.
There Is neither fun nor sense in these
sort of practical jokes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
RAILROADS
CLnArJGsm 0Es 21NIR.
TuTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
TIM GALSEsrON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
ThroO Daily Passengers Trains.

Throo Unily FhhhonBor lrhinns
Loaye GALVESTON NJ $40 a IN and arrive nj
Houston ~ 800 q m,
l.pnyo Galveston ~ $500 u m ana arrive AT
Houston ~ 800 pm,
Leave Galveston nj $50 p m and arrive NJ
Houston ~ 800 y m,
Leave Houston az 0;l5 q IN and arrive NJ
Galveston NJ 900 u m,
Leave Houston 1000 m ana arrive AT Gal.
weston ut 2sl0 y IN,
Leave Houston NJ R.8O IN ana arrive NJ
Galveston ~ 1880 y n,
ON SunduyR, passenger train lonYea Calves
ton NJ lODO u m, Leaves Houston NJ 200 p m.
The b,ln u IA train rom Galveston connects
~ Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and 1uu Antonio railway. Comets NJ
Houston Win the Houston and Texas Cen.
lrul railroad Nt
The iWJp m express irOm G0lvesipn ron.
meets VITA the Houston and Texas CuDua al
fWlWuA, ....
rhe j;OO p m cxpresa from Galveston con-
nocu with the lntCruntiou0l and Gieat
Northern uulrUud No Houston at0p m,
The lU;3O M tulin rom Houston arrives NJ
Galveston nj 23u y IN. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton ,iunu AZ the depuis,
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thuuHnud and dive hundred mile tickets, can
hopuiohHsrd ti The ticket Offices Of this COM
pany or rom Galveston ticket Office.
a. a. NICHOLS. superintendent.
n, II. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
ll0dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

rHERE IN u good deal Of pickering
and discriminating going ON over the
case OF DR.. DcKoycn, hcncwly elected
bishop Of Illlnols. a very caustlc let
tor from layman advises that II be
stopped, and that some of the unnnm'
liy and cheerful discipline Of the llo'
man Catholic aud Methodist churches
be cmulatcd by the opponents and mp
holders of DR.. DeKoven.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

MARSHAL MoMAHoN, president OF
the French republic, continues his
search for some Que That can success
fully form q new cabinet out OF Tho
many discorlOnt political elements
In France, The general prosperity
and business Of the country seems To
be going very smpolhly, nevertheless
under tho aeptennAtc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

Mn DisRAEm'a new Irish policy
viii be the repeal Of exceptional 'lol'
ules in relation TO the pence Of Ireland,
the enactment Of laws for the trans
fer OF lands, aud the reconstrucllng OF
thojulIcIary, These reforms carried
out, he Looks for u Letter state Of ierl'
linz la that country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

A PARTY by the name of Tompkins
from Charlestown, West Virginia, has
been discovered 10 be relative Of the
Presidents aud Immediately appointed
to Office us United States marshal Of
Colorado. The popular Impression that
all of Grants relations had been pro-
vided for, IL thus dispelled by this sud-
den unearthing Of another specimen
of the great barnacle family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20

THE immigration from Europe has
10 decreased, aud our exports have 80
fallen Oh, that II Is having u very de-
pressing effect upon the European
lines Of steamers, Many Of thcm are
barely making expenses, There are
three hundred steamships laid up IN
England for the want Of paying en-
DluVmpui,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-26
Tho Jews.

london Globe
Some curious, and in some respects,
surprising, particulars have lately been
collected and published in n French pa.
per, respecting the Jews. Although the
Tsraelites hold such an important place
in trade, commerce and finance, and are
to be met with in every quarter Of the
world, II appears that they are to be found
in least numbers in some Of the most
commercial counties, and in most nun.
bers in some OF the least prosperous and
enterptising States, Moreover, widely
as they are scattered, and numerous as
they appear to be, II seems from the sta.
tistics In question that the census Of the
whole race falls short Of five millions Of
souls. In France, where there exists lit.
tie or none Of the stupid and barbarons
prejudice against The Jews which prevails
in some countries, and where one would
think there was wide field for the ne.
Culiar talents Of the race, there are only
10000 Jews. In America, apparently a
still more favorable country, there are
only one hundred and twenty thousand
Israelites. On the other hand, in wretch.
ed, unptosperous and downtrolden Pc.
land the Jews are to he found In greatest
number, one out Of every seven OF the in.
habitants being Hebrew. One can un.
,lerstand that there should be few Jews
in Spain, but IL Is surprising that they
should be almost as rare In Belgium.
In Sweden there are comparatively few
Jews, but they abound in Hamburg,
Austria, and Roumahia in The proportion
Of one to every Lwenty.iOur inhabitants.
In Hamburg and Austria there IL
abundant employment for their talents,
but In ROumania there cannot he any
great scope for their commercial and
financial Instincts Ireland always boasts
Of being the only country in the world in
which the Jews we're never perSecuted-
and, indeed, whether at home or abroad,
the Irish always manifest certain re.
Spcct for the lsraelites-but Ireland has
hardly had the opportunity OF persecut.
ing the race, for even at the present day
there are not three hundred Jews in the
whole country. Norway stands lowest
after ireland on the list, there only being
twenty-five Jews In that country. An in.
teresting addition to these statistics (if II
were possible to secure it) would I've the
amount Of wealth in the hands Of the less
than five millions Of Jews that abide
upon, II they do not inherit, the earth.
Considering the enormous wealth pos.
sessed by only a few well.known
individuals Of the race, such a return
would doubtless shOw a high average per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-26
Religious miscellany.

ORTHODOXY AND IlEREsY.-Thc strife
betwiSt orthodoxy and herrsy is Away.
waging in Chicago, and Methodist
namely, Rev.!Dr. II. W. Thomas, ia now
in the shade under strong suspicion Of
unsoundness. lie has been for three years
with the First Methodist church, and
ranked among the foremost divines Of that
city, while the church prospered greatly
under his care. Unfortunately, however,
he had something to do with the forma.
lion Of philosophical society, which nat.
utally developed in It's progress consid.
cradle opposition to solid theology.
Whether because ri their evil commute
cations thus reaching him, or from native
bent, a leaning, a tendency, tingc, be.
came Observable III his preaching which
shocked the pillars Of the church. There.
fore the presiding elder, after due counsel
with the brethren, has turned Dr.. Thorn.
a out 10 grass, that is, put him over a