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, 1876-07-11

In. The imports averaged /, Coz, 6ll bu, Of which
ta1t

In. The imports avenged 1. Coz, 6ll bl. OF which
tlreo.scnti.s wtrn exported.
The total production of corn for Tho Grc years,
1s70-'7+. was 4. mol, a0i, 800 hu. tho eonsun,p.
tlon, -, 143 SD2, 370 but scet, N2, sla. Go3 bus
export 140 15.. 0l6 hu corn md g, 41o, 2l2 hit ns
bn; consumption, t49, 17B,4T4 hu; seed.
II, 900. ao1 ln; and the expectation, 20, 210. hsa
III corn nnd |, o63, $40 bn an meal. Corn Ia mot
imported TO any extent. Tho receipts from tho
Domfnsnn average n, aG4 Int.
Tile cttin,nscd extent of Tho cultivation OF tho
leading crops for tho year 1875 was As follows:
,,,.., Acrts Aere.
Il II S$sI S$sI Il i Sitss:::::::: 6 4: sS s &c
l!ny C!ops'.''''...ss"+.".s.tss. !S.MI5WM
!,fsIstd,, viae, and fIait;:.. ss:snn
1ouAcco os.,................s..s.. 4OWu
Tho table OF exports OF wheat for ffty yunrs--
1895 10 1a1i-shows that less lhnn oncf nth of tho
wheat cxpors were in The first lalt Of thu period,
and the aggregate Of the ast quarter IL equat to Tho
total shipment Of tho preceding three. .fuurths.
tho export Of whole wlicnt which ht tho close OF
1875 nearly cqualci tho exports In the form os
nouf. Tic total export. Of wheat md hour from
1850 to 1875 wese 1,092, 415. TAT bu, valued At
81. 3h7, 60u, 214.
The corn and cofn- meal exported during the samo
period amounted 10 401. 320, $40 hu. Tho valuc Of
The coru exports wa. 1910, sos, 344. The value for
1878 was s"a. Ii7,470.
Tho total production OF tugnr In Louisiana for
twcnly-Av ycnrs was 1, i,l Ds0, 501 ms, and the
toal supply for that period, Including tic imports,
was "a, uGs,, 3!Ia, 437 Us. In 1850 i.onriann pro-
duccd half tho requisite supplies, aud reached he.
maximum of production III 1sUi. Slnce that yens
the domestic SUPPLY hak hcon snail compared with
that 0f years previous 10 tho Wnr, whllo Tic de-
h,arl hns Increased enormously, a,ul now less than
anc.tcnth our wants arc supplied ut home.
Tho rcpuzt ol tho cuton crop for ten years shows
m lncIcasc since 1903. Tie largest crop was III
1870, when ~ reached i,:1!, At1 hntc., and tho
price tccllne In consequence Of tho large produce
tfon, that tho vaInc was si4, 074 ADJ less thnn
thai Of The medium crop OF 1bG0. The cotton crop
Of lH7 was =. S, OIL bales, thu fou rth In magnt
tudc during tho deeadc.
The aggregate value q! tho leading crops, being
annsoragc from 1Rut' ta 1871, inclusive, shows that
corn Is nleaA. aud hay, not incIulln9 pussurngc,
conlcs second, nnl wheat and cotton nrc nearly
canal. Tie averages are:
Corn 40 ~. MI atHtocs. Te1sL Oi !
!!ny.:... N.Y. III, iil, Az ~, Tohncco IA Z,
Cntton- asatsA'l. Hyt .......... liz UJ5, s!G
UMts J.lH7r,l.1
The estimates Of Jannnry, 1871 glvo tho total
number O! sheep In lite United States At J5, i
:!01 sAucd nt sol, eco, :}1B and Of swinc III 10
500, valued nt Sl7d, O70, ,48l, Tho average price
OF swim for nil tho States was 50. so, and Of
| sheep s.. GO.
| 1fnv1 T. rnIr ~
, 1876-07-11
HhTTI.H AAt,&&.

llOUs-RrGolvc1 0la iicad. 1lnler tlq heavy nap.
I'D .. o tor coniinon 10 c!!ueo 6Ayy. a9I 9 tdts
utet md wcaf 10 fhc cisc. IN tsnasrh casrs ST. II
%ss rsi tot s!,ose .1eayy s, ,iH!'t S,a,ny
buyerrs AMI aluu.4 tahuya sDcers turn out A. hensy
expected, u wnntt moi hc xnrklng II prices shunll
sustain further sntlnkAre.
, 1876-07-11

The estimates Of Jannnry, 1s7f glvo tho total
number Of sheep In l,e United STATES At 49, nl5,.
ZOO, valued at sol, eco :,1s, and Of swnc ~, 7,-
ScO salurd at sl75 o70, 4sl, Tho average price
Of swim for ni' tho States was 1850, and Of
slecp sc.G0.
, 1876-07-11

Fl,,tlr. t,rlA....!
Wheat. l'u....|
Corn. l,lt-
Oats. In.
Rye. hit. l....+.,.|
Harley. h!,.....|
q. ace1, lhs...|
+, seed. 1a,4 ..I|
u, cOrt,. l!ld...|
Z, meats. lbr q
llces. btls....
Pork. tlrls,...t
Lard. fDA.......'
1'allnv, lhs....
1fusIeF, llls....
l., !lnE1. No..
Cattle. Mo-.
Hhscr, No. -.
llIdcs. 1l's......
n. Wines brls,
Wool. Ills,.....
f0tat1cs, tIn..
t.uatt t.,ns....-
Hay hna, ,+...
Lumber. NJ H..
, Shingles. Ill...
Ha1t, hris......
lsi'iilttY4 lals.
Poultry, comps.
Eggs. pks1.
Cheese, ta,1rh
Y. arp!t,s, urls
litAni. flll.A.A.
, 1876-07-11

PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND. o., July i.h-fatroeun unchanged.
, 1876-11-20

Nos. 1a5, 1G7. and 1a0 Fiftt, avenue, where, on
thc rcprcsrntation that she was Mrs. Banker, a
wralthy widow, she engaged a suite Of apart
week. She nlao exprcssed desire t6 hire sadit-
nhln rDotns for hcr " ,lcnr frrnts." Miss ANS
e.lgwjek. tho wcll-lznown English authorc 8,
hut Mrs. Putnam 'ntnnntcd TINT she could nut
c,nVen[cntly accommodate Nlss Scdgwick nn-
90. To Mra. Putnam Mrs. Bunker, alias
Mrs: Castlcnafue volunteered tho lntor-
nnflon that aho wns Southern lady OF strong
Democratic principles, but the boarding mistress
discussed by her guoats. Gen. Bcaurcgard, who
lind boarded at the establishment sonlo timo
previous for brief period, had, notwlthstan"l-
ing his former aasoclat,ona, enjoyed tho pleas
tion Of tho famous Confederate Generals nn1ne,
Mrs. Banker exclaimed that the General was mi
old and much admired friend Of hers. She was
intimately acquainted With the Generals family,
whose guest she llal frequently been. Tho clever
effect in completely vctimizIny slrs. Putnam,
and ou tho ilth Inst. the new bpartlcr Aurrep-
ttsousy loft the house, withnut, Of course, pay
itsg her bill. Further revelations roncerningher
dcprcdations show that she next attempted to
nue, by the employment Of tho same tactics,
but tlle proprietor not bnly demanded unQues-
tioi,able references, but also payment for the
desired accommodation in ADVANCE Mt which the
lady was apparently highly lusulted, and refused
tcctivcs nre working atslduousiy 10 effect tic
arrcst Of this clever adventures, and have rea.
son to hope t!ley will soon accomplish thclr plir
pose: Aiming, tho complntnamta agninst her,
besides Mrs. Dlslion and Mrs. Putnam, arc tho
ers Of fashionable boarllng-houscs lu East
Fourteenth street,
, 1876-11-20

ming through bushes, aome of which Ind
large shprils OH t1Ic,n. hoping 10 drn.E
Whitmar,h on from bin tall, s1caltng Horribly
all the time; but Whtttnnrsf, still held OH, ue-
Finally The hog slasl,c,l into large plo Of DE-
ra;et ttnnatucA, md WlItfnarall forgtst!ng him
self for ,rn1,.cnt, lnt III. lands nj 10 hit face
to prevent II. being sncarcd Will, tho os1orifrr-
GUS mass. IN tl0ing this lie let 70 Ills grip On
tho hogs tall, ana that animal lcarEpg him In
tho tomato llrap Disappeared through hole III
thc fence with a farewell equcal Ut triumph.
Wlitmarsh picked hiinee'f up and vent into the
two hours later he rcmnrkcsl witt, suppressed
emotion TINT he now had hut ono object in lIfc,
and that wna to 10 the supreme owner s.ltt gov
crnor OF small State, mud to SEQ some enter
no says TINT after diaposlng Of just That cue
cA6E lie could die hanny.
, 1876-11-20
A Tonaorta1 Artlat'a Troubles.

Neto 3nrk Fun.
Yes sir" said the Tcutonic nrttst ns he put
ar I wovs e @ 10 MIDI % beat teR
follers. Whenever they start u tIve-cont shop,
we'll start one near by and shave for nothng!"
"What II they ADOPT the sumo syste,na''
"Wcal, then, we'll pay customers TO get
shaved; give 'cm a chrome or something. It
amt no soft thing for t,s now, you bet. Why,
only yesterday one Of them Tcntl, Ward
'bloods' {tlley used to call him the Commodore
Of tho Frog Pond) got shaved in my shop, and
ewore he'd 60 TO t{yc-cent plncc next tirlo ,lr-
less gavc lin comb. So had to givc him
comb, but begged him mt to tell about It out
side. Since then I've Ind to give nway twenty
two combs TINT cost mc 95 cents cneh, ten cakcs
Of shaving soap, two hnir-hr1,shcs, and spongo,
for paper collar, l can't stand It mich long
cr. ~
, 1876-11-20

md entering rhctr closets for change OF ap-
rarcl II was discovered that the lo,ise lasl been
l'trRlarlzcd after very nniqnc fashion. Saturday
being pny.day, tho bnys who Ind loft all they
had Il, their uorkcts found Themselves 'o,st" rs
1ollows: Cant Anderson nlisscd Slo.50 in
silver; Lieut.. Nichols fo,ln,1 s39 gone out Of
800; Jnkc kocntg S35 tut Of $t5-thc consiti.
crate rnacal or rascala leaving enougl, for the
l'oSa to pay their boar.' witli--anl 25 cents was
taken from Fred Dahnkc and 10 cents from
William Landru1n. Tic closets werc Tucked
Just as they were when the alnr1n sounded, and
were opened probably by skeleton keys. Noclcw
l,as as yet been gained a. to the party or parties
who committed tho shabby piece Of business.
This is only one Of tho houses that hare been
entered whilo the 1rcmen were absent frum
their houses. The fact suggests the useful.
Is thnt fj.o flrcmcm are not yictimiscd
more, ns, when they run to fire, the house il
left behind them, open to anybody and every
body who tnny clioosc to enter. Chief lenner,
~ Is expected, will take some actton In the preti
fSes.
, 1876-11-20
CENTENNIAL AWARDS,

From Ak EtIt Fork Tribune. Hor ~,
The newspapers hnve been lately teomlng
with ingcniously wosled advertisements re-
gnrdtng tho awards. These publications have
been skilllully prepared, so Us to convey the
Impression that this or that exhibitor has really
received the highest and best award. Thus, In
stead Of informing tho public "a to the true
state Of affairs, they have simply confused tho
reader. Visitors at the Centennial find them
selves bewlldercd by tho adverse claims to dis
ttnetton which they lind placartlcl on every
why to turn to discover the truth. In
no department las this system OF mtdrcpre-
suntatIon been carried to 30 great IN extent US
that dcvotcd to pano-fortcs. There has been
IN war" between piano exhibitors since the
Exhibition opened, and regular sklrnlsh limo
OF placatis aimee tl1e awards were officially M
tlounccd. They havo We'd with each otlcr in
respective claims 10 distinction. Tho most In
Eentolts Mcthods have been devised dlstntercst-
cd correspondents, Whose s0ie Oblcct was to In
struct tic ignorant public, liuyo volunteered
their services TOR co,sidcrat'on): ex.judgcs Of
faeturers, hayc made pretended revelations OF
the secrets Of tho 1ury.Iootn, for tic sako
Of supporting tho clnims Of tllelr par
tcular iavotites, and lightning eatculasors
convenient mathematical rules by Which to os-
tRbilsh absolutely tho supremacy Of their eli
cnts, Oh tue prcte'sc Of tue su-tnucll-a1used
maxim that fgnrus cannot liz. All thcse efforts,
while riitcnlo!ls to those acquainted With tho
subject, hare been attempted To fu1ucncs tho
uninitiatcd. III faet, tho piano men have left
nothing undone to lnlslcal the public, anll by
their efforts have ca,.scd everything relating to
pianos to be looked upon with distrust, md
t'nye made Themselves tie laughing stock Of tile
public. BY these means, Injustice is
not only aono to the punl!e,, but 70
leading position, hut wji1o were awarded il
BY tho lutlges. Your correspondent has taken
tile trouble to submit all thu various reports,
which are tho basis Of the awards. to careful
scrutiny and cnrnparfsoHt and tho result IL Tint
the pianos Of William Knabe & Co.. are found
to lleal tile list. Th!s l!o.,se, from tho COM
upon the inertia OF their Instruments tu secure
tiiom Just award; and saee tho official all
nou,lceMcnt, although they were decrced the
highest honors III tile Piano Department, they
have mDdestly remained IN the background. It
io[tuofts %s,dl. at tu nges II Preparing Tho
no doubt rs to their prc-cn,,incncc. They
Of pianos, contertgrund, |s1rior-gtanti, squire,
and uprlghts, and accorded Them tho praise Of
uneqialcd excellence In all tho "details OF .per-
feet lnatr,l1ncnts. Tho report is plain, straight
clu,ucnts Of merit which it ts possible for the
best plnnofortc to posscss,-powcr, rtchncas,
aud singing quality ot tuut; case anil elasticity
Of touch; effectiveness Of action; solllity unl
originality, OF construction; md excellence Of
| workmanship. By comparing It with tho othor
akcpttcal vii! acknowledge that no stronger Ian.
g,lnge could have. been used to express the
PHILADELPHIA. NSy, II. 1870.
, 1876-11-20
Chasing lIoE-1iow WtItmarsl, Amused
Iila Netghhors and Fourtsou small lIoys.

Chasing > 1foE-ft9w Wl.atmhrs11 Amused
Iils Nctghbors and Fourtson small l,oys.
,,,, ktW or;tans ArIlf'!n.
OF q very ftne hog, MI aninlut Of u rcn.ark.
no:s nos ss ssemea sn' wcs %8!tsrsh eaS
home yesterday afternoon he found this
hog In his garden, surveying With
Killed the hog then aid ti,cro, Int Whitlnarsh
restrained himself, and started to drive the
bT1lte quietly out; but the hog, nstcntt Of per.
mttttng hrnaclf to bo driven out, showed fight,
and Wliun WhItmarsh kicked Mt him he scLzedth
foot 1t! his Huntt, which n1ado Whitmnrsl, lnso
lis balance and tali backward oyer wire lover
was Increased BY scuIng several of thu ne!g!,bors
luoking ut hin froH, their windows: serLng y
hoe handle lying on the grounli WIltu,ursh
picked It up and runcwed the assault. The hoy;
retrcated to u c0rncr ri tho fcnco nnl stood at
bay, und when Whitnarsh advanced on him with
made = rush between Whitnarslfs legs, which
flew from under. him and sAt him On the
hog's back facing backwards. Wl.itmarsi, With
great presence at mind, dug Ills heels IN the
hogs sides, und, lcaning forward, secured
good grip on the hog'a tail, d position often
tempt to ride The trick ,aulcs But this postlon
could llot ba maintained oven by 30 agilt . man
as Whltmarstl, and tho hog, making sudden
plunge, WhitEnarsh doubled up over lls tall
End Somewhat after tie manner iu which a
toy monkey goes over the 1nd Of stick. Whit
marsh held On to tho tall, however, aud tue hog
dragged him around III tho yard. rolling him IL
laughter Of tho neixhbors and TO the intense de-
light Of fourteen anlall boys, who, peEched on
tho hack fsuce, wera heartily cheering tho
performance. Then the hog took to Eun-
, 1876-11-20

kindly advised one Of his rhamterlons to In
rtrnct tho servant so TINT tu wtailtl not he no
awkwnflly respectful next tlmr. When tho
CFown Prince gnt home TINT evening lio wns
surprised to L1Ml tho ha.l,fu1 servant waiting.
for him with bron'l and genta! sinE.c On Ills
coltntennnct'.
t.Who ts herct" naked tho rrinec.
.'0nly tho old manl' smilinKly replied the
valet
Ills referred to tho Emperor Of Her1nnnyD
"Grcnt Moltke he Is drunk |" Rait1 the Crown
Prince, startling bnck In astunislimctt.
"Iorttl Mol lie Isn't moron half tight"
replied the scrvnnt, pleasantly.
Apparently the cha1nhcrlufn's lessons had
bofne fruit.
, 1876-11-20
FRANK sTURGEs s. co,

THEIR ANaWER TO TltH PHELPS, DoD08 d co.
CIRCULAR.
1o ina Editor ar The Tribune.
CHICAGO, NOV. l9.-Our attention has been
called to eirrular Issued by Phelps, Dodge A
CO.. OF New York. published IN the Iron A0s,
aud from there copied by TIE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE
Tho statements therein found do us Injustice,
and arc fulsc lii fact.
We cannot here 20 into y comparison OF our
debts mad the value Of our usacts foE the p,l{-
pose oi showing whether or not we can pay 80
Or 90 cents, aa IL assertcd iu tho circular.
1t Ia enough to soy that \ very full meeting
OF our creditors, which lasted four days, after :
detailel and laborous examination Ut our as
talrBt recommended our creditors to accept 5O
now in meeting tho charges of bad faith. IAIs
meeting of creditors at Chicago appoMted 4
Committee to examine our looks, as wei! ~ tho
origin ind nature of all claims. Tho Chicago
agsnt e peps Dodge Co: w.; one Of h!s
us from oil charges Ut bad faith, both a. to
tho method Of conducting onr bustlios mud tho
natnrc Of thu claims upon our assets. On this
subjcct there ,wus no dissenting voice among
not fairly rely upon thls yndi:attun against tho
6oaso i ~ C.. II Nov w York Sitsi ~ " '''p''
Most oyery one at sotne tMU in bis ltfc Is coul-
PEELED to Invoke the patlcnt aud friendly con.
sidcration Of those with whom he deals and of
tha public at laryc. 8uch Is our situation at
present. Such has bcen the situation OF Phelps,
Dodge i Co. 30 recently that they ought not to
have forgotten 1t.
At tho time Of our falluse, after the great
| Chragn lre, VIC settled for 20 ccnts ou the dol
lar. Afterwards We voluntarily tried to &sly the
.cconl ~ gents, aud did pay thereon over
ability. A. the thug Ut that embarrassment ws
owed rhelps, Dodge l. Co. about 3l4O, 900.
They have been paid III full. All others have
not.
| A year ago wc owed them about &G0, now
| We owc them less than Sl5,o ,oOO. Tcs. facts, 10
much to their advantage over other creditors,
| led W 10 expect falr tsc0tmeut from them,
, 1876-11-20

We have been disappointed Upon onr troubles
being nnnonncetl they Immediately began auits
day VIC were compelled to Nc a voluntary pc!i-
tion In bankruptcy to prevent rhc1pe, Dktge t.
Co. anl NayioF t. Co getting q preference over
otNtt creditors.
That wc have bccn unfortunate It Il trno;
but that anything In Dslr business career has
hecn brought 10 light tlIat inlptartlrs our good
faith and commercial integrity. VIC deny; and
OF the truth al this statement VIC haze not
eaI.iii ucdttors a wa M i,aye ] ]o,yortuntv to mcat
tlleiil, FRANK bTuNax8 Il Co.
, 1876-11-20
DUST TO DUST.

FUNERAL or Mrs. SAMUEL COLLIER.
The funcrnl services aver tho remains Of Mrs.
Samuel Collyer, tnuVhter-in.law Of the Rev.
Robert Collycs, were held yesterday nt 1880 In
Unity Church, which was filled with the friends
once dear to her wlIoss unttmely end has cast
ag'oom over the congregation aud II large circle
Of outside acouaintances. Beautiful floral Offer
ings Inappropriate dovccs had been muniflccntly
provided by loving llnudt, and the pulpit WIS
drapcd With gnrlands Of white and grecn-em-
blcms Of purity and Immortality The Roy.
Brooke ucrford otIicIatcd over tho ceremonies
Tho reading OF tho Unitarian burial service he
supplemented with words fnlt Of consolation
for the distressed relatives. In simpln words,
hc spoke OF the beauty Of the young Christian
life that. was ended, and recalled in
thu deceased; pointed tho bcreavcd to the time
when u light should i,e seen through the dark
ness that chvcloped them, md rs they rested In
the Lortl there should ZONE shining through
that darkness sweet glorious thoughts ol. Ileay-
and BY tho dear ones left behind would think
happilyuf t. all, for the sting Of death was sin,
and when that sting was absent, Though there
must be sorrow, yei u was sorrow Will, at, up
wards Il ytellGth tho pcncenble fruit Of right
eousness TO them who arE exercised thercby.N
Mr.. llcfforl closed: $50, .lcar friends, I
WONlQ mol Festrnt1 your 10frDHs Out tet II DC
that sorrow with an upward look; sorrow with
Chriat!an hope in It, antl 10 shall II bring you
out Into dcepencd life, md moro peace than to-
dny. perhaps, aeelns possible"
The choir awcetly snng. and the great organ
pcaled out seeming echoes Of Tho soothing
words OF the preacher, rs tho coffin was borne
from tho church. Tho bnrlal was made IN Rose-
hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Rebcrca Collycr fnee Moore) was tho
daughter Of Mr.. j. II. Moore, formerly resi-
dent Of Chicago, but now of Olcli, ILL.,, and was
the slater Of Mrs. y. F. Baxter, and tho niece Of
Mrs. George Webster, Of this city. ahc was ba-
loved by all who knew her.
, 1876-11-20

atlanta {7H.} Ttmka.
We woro shown yesterday a curiosity, tho du-
p}feato Of which would bo hard tc lind. hlr.
Robert Sanders, a citizen of Alabama, who Is
now In tho city, has In his possession q pair Of
shoes made Of a rattlcanakc's skin. The skin
was neatly tanned, and Its surface Ia smooth and
soft. 1t ia thicker than that VIC would suppose
the skin Of reptile TO bc.
, 1876-11-20
nlAMnAns Ann WATCHER

Auction salo ta.1norrow and Wednesday at 10 a.
m. Of watches, diamonds, jewolry, md othor for
fclted pledges from Lipmnn's loan Office, at Dut-
tors auction house, corner Wabash nycnnc md
Mndlson street. bargains cnn be Ind at tha ha'o.
d all the goods hayO beon forfeited and must bo
sold for cash.
, 1876-11-20

N6D {WE ROF7d.
The Crown Prince uf Germany had very
Nmid servant who could not answer the most
simplo question without blushlng and being
confused. This couduct did not please the heir
apparent TO the throne u Germany, who Is far
from being 4 tysant III hla household, and 10
, 1876-11-20
1T MUST BIZ DONE, y

The manufacturers need the
money, and we must obey their Or
dors to close their accounts, We
shall offer on Wednesday, Nov. "a,
a full and FREQ salo of MEMS, Boys,
and Youths Boots, and Women's,
M1sses' and Chlldren'a Fine and
Heavy Goods. Gall and >exnmine
before buying elsewhere. Cata.
loguea ready Monday.
OE0. r. GORE d CO., Gs \ 70 Wabash.av.
, 1876-11-20

OBTAINED hll THE HONORS.
All the llonors attalnnt1lo nt the Centennial
were awarded to the new "Automatic" sewing
mncllinc OF the Wilcox II GIaba Sewing Machine
Company, 200 and 203 Wabnah avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-11-20
PoLETsCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OAMBRIAN REPUBLICANS.

UAM6AlAN kEFuHAlUAAh.
There will be mcotns OF the Cnmbrlnn Hayes
mud Wheeler Club At ttc church corner Of Monroe
and aangamon streets, On Monday night, Nov. 20.
Let every member bo present, a. important busl
mesa Wilt be brought b0ioru tho meeting.
, 1876-11-20

bountiful ind oyerrnlEng Providence IL duo tho
creation Gt tho sn1Rller sorts oi apilcs." "ny
JiMiNy!" satl tho enthusiastic saiuotl-keeper
hns s st1e1 po" it ss tt @ ny III its st as aa
before yuu dis You'll be proud nt hthl-ynli'll
see him corner the iaarkct ull full fur million
dnl'ars, nmrk by words II ynu don't. Don't
n W. % nnt the anEry t1sf s s1 t,,xc H woa
is u devntcd ten!pcsa,lct w,n,an-that their oil.
spring waB lar al,l o thief, and TINT le
intsmIed e thrash Him I'll tmctaphor-
ssas ssa coSgy; tgs1H ,s WI i9ss s i1s es 9ass t
has, he las rraetleed the arts ol dishonesty aud
deception, you should remember tlat ll,uy ure
but thr les!tinAte md lnnvltallo outcome Ut
your tranng and EXAMPLE. You put bccr-
cat! Int" bis hand t" etcal Mwny Ills principles,
and what M0rv natural than that lia should liz
and steali What docs tic Bible say about III
tThla knoskea him, ~ y wcrc.} Cursed b
s, an a pist tr s aE %1o HI n,Ss n
TO the grave selah!" liz was ,u,ci Impressed
i not wlully convinced, but saill he would
sh w ths 10y %" esL. TFrxs ,n, ws5cun @
would 60 to !er father anh tril him tho tat'Icr)
TINT he {thc husbahdl did nothing hut guxxlu
beer, nnl talk with sa!toti.kcc"rs. aud heas md
abuse Ills family fruln weeks cnA to weeks elIti.
And Is lis father-lr,law is u good man to know
when icnnuds are made fn1 Islore margin, the
broker had 10 let ti,v lsoy 70 unlfrkcd ii pa
tsr1l.l justlcea But (suc! arc tue contradictions
Of w1laenD when next day tho boy lost-and
change out Of quarter sl,c guys hin, to 20 aud
get u spool OF thread with, slte, on her own IN.
supported und wholly unt0unaed presumption,
cainpellctl the father tn lick that boy. The
sctenec easy By tho refiorton that e waa giving
the boy licking tor his previous ui1ensc.
i MEAN HoBBKRy,
Yesterday morning llu nctuters OF Truck 8,
ind mn knff al tf6lNf n
, 1876-02-17
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a9snten unb YerEauter!
9enrs g4arO Sse6er's 5arntlien = 8eituns tritt i9rs
5erbit. 5aipn an unp eiebt lbrsn AbOnneniea ,pei Der
srbbisn unb l&pnfen Sleosrapbi, en-. spet aulerf an.
~sisbenesn Sileera, pelne tptprt Ab8an8 huosn, pon Mirs.
Nnesrion. ais Ueeentafe sa ibrsm Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. 40eaten BADEN tmmenieu Y fpla o. n
bic bette iemtls sebplene @elsseupeit fur TE. gBf lisfsrn
ben lsittefea uup l6pnten Bertha, ssSepsntaup une be.
sablen isbr bpte epmmtitOa. Ssb,r irubele pber ueus
AbonneRt erbalt 10 t~Prt5psi i1bne oiIber. Sinldne.
ltber 8prraEb Su aueenbIitli6er 9et9noune sVrbanben.
Die 3eiune lslbf feBt unter Jamilien /. Sournalen vbus
lbres SleiGen ea, unp II 70 popular, baB Fe bic arpste
8erbreitnn9 tn Der xSelr bail Sas befe iiterdriSte
Talent rptro p%erpeneet. @eparb @eslstGn's @r,abluno
tanst 9erabe an bic fraberen aapitel nerbsn BEN 4tonee
nenten 8%eliefert. AIRS. Stppe's laneerIebnte 5ploe aut
My wife and II. besinnt nit benz neurn Sabre, sSr.
8enp Ssmanp. Der Elm autes Saidr pbsr Elm unabban taos
@eiAatt puni6I. loate fur @treulare une preislite i'd
rsApen an 3. y. 5orc II. 60. NsW @ort. 4QBi4pt.'
s gS,iS @a sV "raHsis s,a''""af'9l eenten perlanot.