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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

nS-NOrICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THB
CoAsrTNG AND FOREIGN TRADE.-captsins or officers
Of vessels engaged tho coastng foreign trade
the fact to tho HERALD that may be
brought publicly TO she attention Of the proper authorities
letor addressed ITO the editor tho HERALD Now YORK
city, giving accurately possible tho number
odspaced buoys che their removal will
Tee In all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
OF the American Continent When they observed
the OF European Mediterranean
that inform ethor By
letter the London ONCE of the Nrw YORK HERALD IS
fleet Londou the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
roperA, Paris Where tho telegraph used dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera Pans" Whore cascs Of
displacement observed In the beyond
the roach Of the telegraph In Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the hrst
ient port This information x be eabled free Of charge
she HERALD and published.
SrNoTrCE TO CAPTAINS Ov VESSELS ENTERING
rHR PORT or NEW YORK At NIGHr.-The Nxw YORK
HkaALp adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
use board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning eclo red red changing from the
other succession aud be several miles distant
By prepsn. any they have for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
Persons DESTROYS Of With vessels arrv-
ing New York BY addressing such vessels
Of iixRALp yacht, pier No. East River, New
York Letters received from all paris shs world aud
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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US sup SUPPLY from London for Boston in passinp
on bottom between Black Rock Black Ledge where
IN remained for about hours when she owed OF
voyage without injury
BARK MARY FRAZER twhaicr. AZ New Bedford Aus IS
from Pacific Ocean, June H. la. 40 Ion 1872 while
hove was struck by. heavy sea which carried away
Wits. and did other damage
BAnE ALnisA tsp,. Torres which was At Pernsmbuco
Aug ~.s o osa a. H s, > g Is Ca win mSs, :, Mon
BARK NEW Rrrunne Do, from rAssaroeaup for Fall
thus July ~ to be RENE called.
BARK JAYNE. T2I tons built nj Portland c. in 1889
has been sold Tor Norwegian about SisU0
BEns JAr1 s a, a seraSsrS from Lasans before re-
Sailed Aug ~ for Hamburg.
Sem rASs,R HARE. from Manila June for San FRAN.
cisco put back 81 Manila 24th In distress before
havns boon in collision evening Of 23d the
the bay.
Boston leicre reportod went ashore near SCOTS Head
% the on s s fhs listed out a"s M asa %
but rescued from her dangerous position by the
WEIGH Pool where she will be repaired
The ship building by Mr. John Currier Jr At Now
COIN and Others Of Boston Ss Seca named The Tarraras
and viii full length statue Of the rrcs. naval hero,
Tor asurehead
10 vessel tgildng in the yard. Port Jefferson
the sehr Isabel Alberto is being rebuilt receiving deck
and deck frames both upper and lower and
hauling sehrs Jennie Rosaiins and Madison iomea
9vcS r.ssAs .s. brig Kenneth Of Halifax l. Al
18th and landed full cargo Of She then took
cargo for II aliiax ana arrived there the 22d.
HALrAx. Aug 2e-The schr Col Ellsworth Of Gloucester
Mas. stranded a. the Anhers, Island Aacdsien Islands
OF 30 bbls OF mackcrel saved.
PRovrScsTowS. Aug 24-The dor.cs marked A II Frye
10 the ods" Ese Of vac
down By coal steamer on the 18th last The dorie'
used by the Frye last wnter which their
bearing her name.
Rocxt.sp Aug 7ischr Hero. Of Boston. came In COLL
sion In Muscle Ridge Chznnel with schr New Zes and
Deer Islc sunday afternoon. about rM The Hero
bcwsp &c but aiter making temporary repairs
The New Zealand had arks and other
proceeded east
san FRANCISCO. Aug 2orhc ship Lightning. having OF
hoard 4pI enigran,s went ashore 1rowbrdge. ht
Australian coast July 3 Tho passengers aud crew wsr
saved.
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TWO MEN SHOT.

A CONSTABLE AND BIS ASSISTANTS BEING
TIRED UPON, RETURN THE FIRE WITH FATAL
EFFECT.
ST. LOUIS, August 20, 1915.
ASt Joseph mo special says B. +. Dcnham and his
brother Bowen Denham were killed at Denver Worth
county, yesterday by constable and posse whilo
sisting arrest
Guilty with unknown man, and tho con-.
stable undertook 10 arrest Denham. but
deferred by threats from him and his brother.
The constable subsequently collected posse to assist
him. The Denhams meanwhile took refuge in a drug
store. Upon being ordered surrender they opened
fire upon tho constables party which was promptly
returned with such fatal effect that both Instantly
killed.
There was intense excitement and moro bloodshcd is
expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ass don wss,
Providence; A%o, Edwards, ses,on: Msrlow Isnne.
Edwards. - for Washington: /. 4 Rommel, Ellen II
and s'.S s. sI to, aS",s
Calvin Harris. D K Doans. and Lomuei Hal lirom
BosroX, Aug 2e--Arrivsd steamer Gaucus Bear.c,
ii osser. Dunn. woshawlen; Abec u iodgman. Hodensn.
Per Johnson nevenas rhinpsy DO Mary stowe Barnes.
mouth Nj ssars Bird ssekag,on. and Mos,rose. Al
len, Iiosoken Senator Sri%e' sad geo Perry
Kenssl, stecman, Phil adelphia; Emma Hart Hart Bal
Cisared-s.eamer: Palestine tBr, Owens. Liverpool;
%a.y Smith, brig s n,s.
New YORK. .ehrs 9 sna.task Ihsehsr Iier,ies.
ton; rnnnsy phliadeipha; Modesty. Nieke"on, New
saiedSteamers Marathon Palestine Carroll and Ratio
snake ship oweso. barks W Thomas and Cioslde brig
BALTIMORE, Aug 2o-Arrivcd. steamers Gillian CBr,.
s s .syn' NsS aS S.s
Iondoa Joselta span ArruAA, Havana. reoele l'aD.
s oSsS s"ss nfn s.
Gfs "sn I &c
Bruno. Poster. New YORK; barr Hawthorn tBr Whitney,
fs.a2ars, Hooper rrovasnes Amsries. Co'sord Harlem
sieaIship isiatea, SsrIs " oliver and Hawthorn;
HRUxswICK. Ca. Aug .ss-Arrvcd brig Alex Nichols.
BULL nivER Aug at--1rrived brig FraneisJo ohm tBr.
Bentley, MADEIRA; brig Echo. supposed FROM Bremen.
BELFAST, Aug l6-Arrived. schrs : y Scabury. frmm.
Bangor 10 load FOR Beaufort SC 18th. Henry Whitney
shepard, Phiiadepha; % Drow. from kasipor, and
Gloucester to load Tor JAcksonviic 10th. Hail. Chip
and q l. Bradley Smith. Bucksport, TO load for
savannah; James Holmes Ryder Bangor to load for New
York
sailed 9TH schrs Hannibal Pendleton. New York 2oth
joachim, Cctche. aud Orion Patterson, do: 2st. sea
bury. Trmm, Beaufort SC; I'D, Earl Cunnin CHAM Win
terport. W load tor Nov YORK; u l. Bradley. smith,
Savannah
BARI. Aug 24-Arvcd, schrs Jonathan. Neal. Phladc
pha VIM Capes. Kelly, Port johnson; SAtla. Rivers SA
lila River
Also arrived schr Chss " Morse MARI New York.
Salrd-schrsJ Leonard. Crowley. Georgetown; Abby
l. Dow, Young. sarah snitn, Banks and lille Wander
hercher. Bsteman PhiiAdslphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL Aug 2e-Arrivod steamer Arrason OBJ. symons
New York.
BREMEN Aug c8-Arrived. ship Augusts Ger, Lntig.
Now York; bark Leocadia Ger. Schulken, do.
BARCELONA. Aug 2O-Arrved. brig Arrogxnte Emilio (Sp).
Lado. Charleston; sehr Thos Bali. Ryder Mobile.
DUBLIN. Aug 2eArnved. ship Bersie Biselow (Br Fer
guson. Baltimore.
LAKEWOOD. Aug .l-Saucd bark Biomidon (r. Potter.
Delaware Breakwater.
GRgENocE, Aug 26-Arrivsd, brig Txve OBJ, George,
Bull River. Sc.
GInRALTAR. Aug 2o-Arrivod. bark Antoinetta QtaD.
Trapani. Now York; schr Georgia. Robertson, DO.
HULL. Aug 26Arrived ship Gov Tlley (sr) Humphrey.
Bombay.
HAvRx, Aug 2e-sacd. steamer France tFp. Trudele,
New York via Plymouth.
Irswcn. Aug a5-Arrved. bark Monte Tabor dsaD. Rs-
pctto. Philadelphia
LvKRrooL. Aug 26-Arrived steamer Buenaventura Sp).
lspEna. Baltimore; ships Virginia. Barker. Now Orleans
mot previously Roma (Br). Trunks, Nov York; Eureka
Minot st John. Nh bark Rocholas (Pr Roland. fensa-
cola; brig Bismarck tBr,. Vance. New York
Sailed 18TH ships Carondec setson and Caravan Wac
felser United States: Great Western Simmons barks
Braxos. Fuller, do; Arabia tB Esston North America;
Ophir (B Edget. do: Abraham tAus Matcovich, United
States
LONDON. Aug 2e-Arrved. brig William Anthony (Br,
Webb. Boston.
Cleared 2eth. bark Lillian visus (Br) vgus. North
America
Arrived or the Lizard Goth, AM steamer Denmark r).
Williams. from: New York London.
MoNrRosR, Aug 26-Sailed. bark Gutner Nor) Halvor-
sen. United States
PLYMOUTH Aug 2s-Sailed. bark Probe Qta), De MAJ
tiuo. United States
PKxARra ROADS, Aug 26--Arrived bark Torryburn (Br)
Rouse Goose Creek via S. John. NIB.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 20. AM-Arrived, steamer Russia
(br). Cook. New York tor Liverpool! land proceeded
YARMOUTH, Aug 26Arrved. brig San Giovanni Battista
QtaD, Scala, Philadelphia
Sailed from - Aug 90 ship Bombay. Work. United
StateA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN.

Yesterday moruius. ~hilc returning IRON errand
Tor MS employer. bernard steiner a lad OF fourteen
years, vas attacked by tour boys OF aooui The same
ace and robbed OF tsenty-hvo cent STAMP. lie
caused their they arrAignod before JUS
,ice Elliott who cvnm.t,cd them 10 await the action OF
the Grand Jury. the boys gave the names as William
Wynuc, John Ncui, CHARLES Yifdsai aud Theodore
tries aud cismca they dii rob the bOy-thcy
ouiy took hold " him 80 nave some fun ~nh ,Lo
lille Dutculsun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 26, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE DKkALD STRAY YACHTS AID HDRALD
wHIrKsToNg TELEGRAPH LINE

Steamer Britannia ,Br, Th0mp:oa Liverpool Aug II and
from London Tor York; asss, iss 50. q y
. ia% 81 Sris bissis d.. S'i:,el I s' syd
irom Antwerp ios Phiadeiphia
49, % ~as
Aug z, La % a. Ion 70 70 Ss:sse an Austrian schooner
steamer Esna sB, samson ssvanilla Aug q Apinss,nll
@ sSd k1o1 7e u. %d:s rnd r. co. Ell .
CoGa hence Aug 4 e, AnS Wal v snas
port cor particulars see colunns>.
Steamer Herman Llyns..oa, Mallory Savannah Aug %.
steamer Ashland. Croweii. Charleston Aug - With
Ship Colchester Hafa, Ns, Ritter. Bristol SO days.
Bark MeGscry jswe batavia and $. Helena lis days,
With sugar 10 order ra.;eS ner March ae Cape Of Coco
had ilss, r.ss.: Aus IL 81
f.. 9s.S: s's
.ol sI ssli rom n'ss
s y. Cur 80 days. win
nsk ccnssan.e dtsD Giadhssse Rotterdam 40 days
Commerce Elliott Turks Island July "a. with salt to
ka Ie..sy rrs:sy B.r.so. IL days. with fruit to
lumber TO A Bentley Co
s, Noss. 'ins. ss With
-enr Id.he, Jameson Riehinond Va
Sehr Emma Jane; Jaas E .an;o.o v'r y1r,;,.
schr " Morris L6nsstreet Virginia.
RinuRXRp-stcamer Colon Griffin. hence Aug II for As
piEwall lior particulars see news coumns).
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Grant US reyenuc). Fsngar, Newport for New
York .
Steamer Franconia Bragg. Portland for New York.
Steamer City OF New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for New
steamer @ alaten Walden. Providence for Nov YORK.
Brig Reporter, Ayder Bangor for New York
Schi b liolsted ,sp. Leach, Hillsboro Ms for Now
YORK. .
Schr Predn,orc Sherman. Providence for Now York.
Scir Edwin, Wright. Providence for New YORK.
sehr Fair Wind. Bowman. Wnreham for New York.
schr liza Ann, Torry bath Tor New York
Schr julia Elizabeth, stovor. Iocsport Tor New York.
schr NJ l. varncy. Rowe. kcnnebec for New York.
schr Zoe, Chuse. Wareham for Now York
schr Thompson. Thompson Ncrthport :or New York.
Sylvester Hale Coleman. Taunton tor New York.
Schr Sterinc. Ball. Bridgeport for New York
schr Mary Tce. durham. Providence tor New York.
Schr Blast. Taylor. Providence for New York
schr acob Raymond, New London for New York.
Schr Island City Allen. Hsrwich for New York.
Schr Lucy, ones New Haven for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steam or General Whitney Halct New York Boston
Schr Henry Wardel. Haverstraw for Pswtucket
wien
Schr Jas Smith. Foster. Amboy for Boston
sclir VIM McCobb Cleveland. New ork for Dghton.
Schr Kate scranton Palmer Ropdout for New Bedford.
Schr Jennie Russ. togers Exsbethport Tor Norwak.
sehr : Purvcs. Lslc. Port johnson for Providence.
Sch Peacedaie Casweil. Hoboken for Newport
Schr J II Chalee. Tretethen. New York for Wareham.
schr S Quincy. Quincy. Rondout for Providence.
Schr Ann Elizabeth. Casweil, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr TYLER, Hart. Port Johnson for Providence.
Schr J G Nash, Crowley New York Tor Provincetown
schr J Worthington, Port johnson tor Providence.
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FIRES.

STORES AND PRINTING oYFICE BURNED.
BALrixoRn, August rs, 1879
fire at Towsontown, Baltimore county, this morn
ing destroyed the grocery dry goods aud variety
Of Mrs. n. A. shcelay Son, and the publishing aud
printing Office OF the Baltimore county Union. Total
loss $50 900; insurance s10 including S. 500
in the Hartford Mutual Company. 1t Is believed tho
building was broken into, robbed, and then Set on
fro
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Richmond tR. for Liverpool; England
Or. do; Holland (Br, London Anglia tBrl. do Oder
Ger, Bremen Bolivia t3D. Glasgow; Canada (Fr)
liavre; Wilmington Panama via straits Of Magellsn Loo
Nassau; City Of San Antonio, Galveston via Key West
New York New Orleans; New Orleans do; San Jacinto
Smvann ali City OF Atlanta Charleston: Benefaeto vii
min eton sc; knight. GEORGETOWN. DC. Old Dornn-
Richmond &c; ships Malta tBr), London Nnovo Rat
ser It.D Naples; earks oilers Gen Bremen; Charles
egos briggs Elizabeth Scott Br, Cronstadt; Alfred MAJ
guette (Fr). Port An Prince
Wind at sunset WNW.
Barometer ~ sunset, %. %; at midnight, so
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merchants shipping agents and hlpmasters are Informed
that by teographng the HERALD London Bureau. ad-
dressing Bennett No. ~ Flee, London. or 80 tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpea.
Paris the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States ths will DO cabied TO this
country froe OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Nec
terranean will lind the Paris Office the economi
ca and expeditions Tor tclogrsphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
A NEGRO LYNCHED.

AUGUSTA, Ga. August 26, 1915
The negro Robert Williams who attempted to ravish
Mrs Auna Bridges this city thursday last and
Infected injuries from which will probably die,
taken from Jail last night by party OF and
shot dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August &c, 1876.
fire last night destroyed Kellys block Of four six
story buildings Stoddards three fvestory buildings,
Kclly's upper wharf, tho mainmast sails, rigging and
upper works OF the schooner II 2. simmons and
twenty-five bales OF cotton. The loss Is estimated
500, COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

Average Temperature yesterday ..................
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
1874 1876
Weekly average. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
CHESS TOURNAMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, August PC, 1915
Two moro games were played to-day In the chess
tournament That beiween Mason, of New York, and
Davidson, of Philadelphia, was won by the former.
In tho second game Roberts, OF Philadelphia defeated
Warc OF Boston. Tho score to date Ii as lollows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
THE PROVINCIAL RIFLE MATCH.

ST. JoHS n. B., August 2e, 1916.
In the provincial rifle competition to-day Gunner
won Lieutenant Colonel Moninzeos silver cup Bugler
Hart took the Domvile Cup. valued at $100 Each OF
l07 competitors won prizes OF some kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as In
dcated by the thermometer at HIdnurs pharmacy,
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from Banbury via New York. with 40 bbh sp OIL Sent
home the voyage 2l0 do do. .
Arrived 18th bark Mary Frazer Nye Pacific ocesn
Bay Of Islands May with 100 bbls rs bbls taken ON TIE
hotne 40 DO VIII OIL Sent homo on the voyage
$50 tbs ~. $50 DO VIII oil and ZOO lbs bone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES IRON poR rHx MONTHS
OF AUGUST sEPTkNBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

schr Thos Pillsbury Pitcher from Fronsera for Ham
burg, Aug II, OF Key West
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WEATHER. REPORT.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 26. PX-Wind SW. moderate.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

" inU NJ SCU>CV, W wv.
Barometer ~ sunset, 90; 1t midnight, so
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22
AGRICU 1T ] RAJ.
RURAL EDUCATION.

RURAL EDUCATION.
Has not education much to do with the
discomfort of people in general? While not
attempting to answer this question, it may
be well to look at some of the various phases
of society and see if solution of what is
sometimes considered mystery cannot be
discovered. We are, as a whole, an ambi-
tious people, striving to obtain objects and
positions which are tar too frequently be-
yond our reach, and failures, bring cor
responding disappontments and unhapp-
ness. This popularity Of Americans is not
confined to those engaged in any particular
line of trade Or profession, nor IS it more
apparent among the rich than the poor. but
it pervades all classes of society, scarcely
an individual who is not seeking something
which he does not possess, but would obtain
through the aid of wealth or other means.
Now ambition is a laudable attribute in
person or people, but even this may be en-
ployed for base purposes. Men and women
NAV strive tor that which will work their
ruin. as we'll as that whiclH brings honors
and happiness, but it is only those who are
born with good common sense, or have had
the deficiency made good by proper educa-
ton, who are qualified to obtain the greatest
amount of pleasure from their own immedi-
ate surroundings whatever they may be. A
man NAV toll for dollar per day and enjoy
more of this world, and be far happier and
greater than king surrounded by wealth
and thousands of cringing vassals, for true
fn
from position or wealth, although both OF
these il properly directed, contribute largely
towards the possessors of happiness.
It is this mistaken idea of what constitutes
greatness, nobility, and exalted human ma
ture, which makes so many of our rural
population discontented with their lot, as
well as envious of the supposed happiness
and prosperity of the residents of cities, but
misery is no respecter of position or locality
and like parasitic plants or insects, it seeks
nourishment wherever it can be found Leav
ing the residents of cities and villages t(
themselves, we have a word to say to oul
rural readers, residing in the country Wht
are farmers. or in some way cultivate tn
earth for livelihood. for it is from such a
those that the most frequent and bitter com
plants come Of discomfort and hardships
Now we hold that of all places where ma
or woman should be able to enjoy life in tn
fullest sense of the term, the country rank
first and foremost, but it must be admitte
that person who can see no beauty, an
takes no interest in natural objects as the
are found outside of city limits, will be yer
likely to find the country both dreary an
uninteresting. All these luguberous phase
of rural life, however, will disappear befol
judicious system of education, one whie
points out the way tor reaching the highe
planes of intellectual training and enjo
ment The principal objection, which douh
less would be urged against higher stan
ard and more thorough education is tt
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22
yNUBLISIED WEEKLY By
r. N. SUTHERLIN.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN is designed
to be- us the name indicates, husbandman in every
sense Of the term, embracing in its columns every
department of Agriculture, Stock-raisng, Horti-
ruiture Social and Domestic Economy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22
ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advertisements payable in advance.
Regular advertisements payable qualt terly.
Twenty per cent added for special advertise
mcnts.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22

Work iron filings, chips,'' and char
coal into the soil of flower beds and you
will add greatly to the rich, bright coloring
of flowers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22

Lake county, Ohio, raised last year 253,-
600 bushels of potatoes; Ashtabula, 269,-
900 bushels.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-22

Iowa raised last year 147 100000 bushels
of corn, and 43, 1000 600 bushels Of wheat.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
1nR1G ULTURAL.
o1JAELS AND CORN.

a. ~ EE
6ruer boy in Ohio recently OBJ
,. :. a small Rock Of quails in his
- s.s u, corn-aeld resolved to watch their
.,oti6ps. They pursued very regular
- n their foTaging, beginning on
- = side Of the Geld, taking about five
- and following them uniformly to
~, ~ onposite end, returning in the same
,, over the next five rows. They
.ntinned in this course until they had
. oyri the greater part Of the field.
ME n ia. believing that they were pulling
~ the corn, fred into the flock, killing
me m Of them, and then examined the
,oupd. In the whole space which they
4,oversed he found but one stalk of corn
This was nearly scratched
ont If the ground, but the earth still adj
bo,ed to it. In the crop of the quail he
onnd one cut-Worm, twenty-one striped
vine bugs, but not single grain Of corn.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18


CHRONTG DISEASES CuBED.-ln com.
munitiesremoteeg ona large towns shere seems
to be but two alternatives for the sick either
to employ the family physician OF to patronize
the patent medicine vendors. Those who are
driven to this extremity, if suffering with
chronic disease, we would advise to write to
DR.. E. B. FoOTE, of 40 Lexington avenue
N. Y. Or. F. is the noted author of Plain
Home Talk p +" Medical Common Sense,
Science in Story and other popular medi.
cal works which have had wide circulation
all over the globe. In Or. F. we have apply
stefan who has had extensive experience IN
treating the sick at distance from his Office,
and, moreover, his consultations are free. Any
one of our readers is at liberty to consult him
with the mere outlay of postage stamp. He
is said to have patients at this moment in
Germany, Great Britain, Liberia, Chinese
Empire, and the West Indies. II patent
medicines can now and then hit successfully
when adopted by people who have little
knowledge of their own organizations or Of
their diseases, how much more successfully
can physician, after instituting unnecessary
inquiries, prepare remedies precisely suited to
the organization and diseases of the invalid !;
Just as a tailor cuts and fits coat to the back.
In this more important matter relating to the
health and life Of people, there is all the diff.
ference which exists between Chatham street
clothing and that made by frst.class tailor,
after taking the most minute measurements.
DR.. FOOTB is a recognized success in his
speciality. .- a u.. a E..m
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

price for that raised With plaster because
It is better It has been abundantly
proven that plaster Is also valuable IS !
stimulant to all kinds Of grasses, Glove.
etc. Plaster acts as condenser Of ann
monia, which is found everywhere in the
atmosphere and in aif soils to a limited
extent. Il holds this powerful manure
in its grasp, fixes it and gives it out to
the growth Of plants as they require it,
instead of allowing it to pass away I'm.
fixed and unadapted tasplant growth.