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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELrHfs.
Lave Nrw N0is Tor Trenton sud PIIlsf9.Ils a. GO
flf Trenton.
Philadelphia fr'E station Norm Pennsylvania Rail
road, Iird afd LerKf SIS, 90 49, $50, i4..j No., lB.
-. go ~ %.
leave Trenton ior Nrv YORK a. 20 cs, s), ioioA
II %, q ] sac tlf b.
3 80 %. trains from Hew.hork O. ts $50 u.
] 80 p. uI. trains NOM luI..ioI Illl
SUNDAY TRArSr-Ieave Nevf'rs 49, rH.af 9ha
al $50 m, 53o - b. %. Leave Trenton ~ 1919 a. l,
t:lO
Tcket. FOR ssie foot u fher ya. H0s 500 90
Aag. prime rli ilt..e nrrf 10 fr Ii. l.-
~, u Me- Yols AZ br0oafu, AIT % so Dlnr.--,
BROOKLYN EEcaagt clCcEHf ..nu ..irIr fr 'Ft atom.
D.. " BALDWIN, Gen. Pas hEtuf
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NEW Y0Hk OH

Gin iicaI estate Tor Sale.
ENAST SIDE CENTRAL PARK. Two three
EL story stone houses cabinet EHished lIsl
mortgage cNCa ioT cOu.tiE place nee I't LAM 8"
WHITING, Bcckman-st
T. A. CRUIKSHANK x Co, IS Broadway.
~. have some very csolcc lois Jt ave- cstt
bio Of immediate Improvement, yei low rr.cos alo
imprOy, d property.
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Huslnces Cnnnces.

EfFRCHANDiSE to TRADE for REAL Is
Va TATF.-S.OOGD worth Of WsceliaueDus Mcrchanni-c
VII be exchanged for Ec? stdtr miucumhcrcd. % where
inortc ge J.. not fourth present cash value Adrs
win description wee. &c, call ASHER & ADAMS.
81 Itchualrst
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Gounirn isea! Gsiais for Sa!s.

SOUTHPORT, CONN. near Long Island
y -ouud-GtatiDraus residence. fine hOuHei every cnr
yenrcc barn csria cro.se bot house, giap-}, eo'eI
acfes; viii De sold at bout one hal b. q cost
RULANDo WHITING, cakransL
rg'O MANUFACTURERS Of SILK, &c.-For
sao 81 Oueiia Is. s.. fine Bl iiDiN IS ana l-rs, Llt
well adapted ELK other ngnfa turing Friat a Dul-
inc OF brick and equivalent - l+1xiu rect VA"
floors ana building soI3 ana substantial ''hs eh-
10 Npw-Nors Central AID Midland Railroad stations. ffce
low. Inquire 81 y. IiGINBJtHAM. Oneida. '. y.
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Qrctioa Sales o. Rral Ge.aic.

DUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE on 1th
Gay Isl of !th mo December 1e17. al O'Clock ?.
The valuable homestead farm OF James De on wt', OF
either 20 of .cTc-, best st purchaser, b u
east from oueHowu. BURLINGTON co., tcN-jrt-r1 sra 3
ffn b. Lnrird- celebrated ,tut farm. Land a. Au SKATE
cult tatipI good boo !ugs. 10 excellent oiirf " M i'
ant and COW tIItut utlghloruOuu.
Iuqulr, Ol DANIEL DL COZ, EtHDut"f,
OD.UfuuUs.
Nau- .ltrscy.
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1--WE srocv MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Arp,xy \. y. Nov. sO-CArT1E- Receipts. So load 20
less than last weeks grade light AID no PeICepi1
N prices Common to Far at $iasiS M'O'"'n az
ASss a. p. c5 loads an Increase Of loads over last
vee,'s common To- Iair - aSi N tar to 1000 al -
az FxiraS AZ s5as5Ls. The supply Of Lambs Was hgnt
S haSrS Fair al Fair 10 Good at s51as5a EX
NTci Cows-The ruling price is sl0dsGo -. e.ose
CANF-Hcccipts about 81 heal Grass 9!NeS =. rug
Fed At sSGsi2 per head; Veal Calves at Sal &c per d.
prFFAo y Y Nov 3O-CATTLK-Rcceipts today. dd'5Ss9
head total for the week thus Tar go heat agan1, rng
o2l cars sales TODAY II cars OF through s. 10, be
y8ris 10 cars Mich COWS and sprnGers reported 10 al
N.Y. AID today 1000 head total for the
week 1900 head against 100 hesa AS WsL
signed through carr stock scare e. y.rJ 6or Of
Gears Of sheep at - SD 81 IOi yau o'io "
s'SeS NeSyI av 76,ohead total for the TINS
,,r Ia head against 1880 head last week; cohSts
iIrofg s cars there higher run OF s'ocE ana te
saIy VA, @9Ty qua ouo'abe YoIfes GOOD to Choice
ii 4OdSt IS Common, az ~ 3U0@i 80 lieaeY. ~, a.,
orally Of good quality ali sold -
Cucaco Nov sO-The Journal reports CATIlE-
hgp sS-I n,oSerac: Prime Natives lat aud solid, $5G
- . Cholce Cornied Natives - 6OGr 9sou 10
in fqir flesh 81 75G4 Fair Fresh feeers. - ga - 93
Tair Good slocss - - 20 iATt INN s'1SSf1,'
90 feif-rs ~ IS SO Is; Far Cool, - - Common
MedSa as8 p choice 10 Extra lius - 2oeS5 com,
- s9 ColoraiGs sSar3 80 Texans steady ana hrm Al
'HoGs1ocots sin wednesday 900 head shipments
Loo head opened ac'lye ana sSnI, 0i - -; CO. MXc
PscSlng 81 2'qsi 50; Light Si0si 40i Light 1ofAei''
ssagEf-Yecep's since wednesday leo0 head scarce
strong, aud active; sales at s. 4OGSi %
F,sT LIBERTY Penn. Nov. So AlILE-Recepts Tor two
iota Tor oug dave 7GS head Of through and 5C4 head
Of ara s'H fr to DAYS G65 head total rfu days,
Il ls5 head Sales Of YorErs al s. 55GSi 40 P'oepH
receipts far two DAYS COO head total tor four days
25JO head Only one load sold a; So -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

pnTNT CLOrus lfARKrT


PROVIDENCE. r. L. Nov. 30-FuntinE Cloths market
stronger Of small lots Of extra al Sc cash.
but that pr c. declined Tor large lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

.,7coss 1875 n It 7,-o; Gdo. ls5 n. stsei do $50
DHsepSc,s paws scle Grasseis, 800 n, st4o Veas
sHreP AND IAslBs Receipts - cars al 6Oh's,. ana
a. 81 Tor ev CITY making 1899 head iotu SUE 80
e. "a GS head against "A 900 head same uno 's,
Tsde Vas moderately sctye the supply Des Is, NJ
col made appear cor u'rsuN 'O,ty
,es5avs trtces we've maintained hrlN, WIN lviS ~
A small LOT OF ~ ne taiaod lau -.
h,b e ei.c vel this exceptional quite hump Nv NV
No. Ncrc sold al Gisc al OF Michigan SutcA Oh ot
on,ilfy brought 4ssc with L lead OF the same
ySa0sei frou nc 20 saac No lambs were soI pcoN ~
bt sfev wcut above mixed lots sheep ana auioa "o"s
Tune Elliott & Co sold, q, Goth ST. ~ MSesan sh'
81 n nj 4Nc: - do. IS 10 al 4'4cs lt9 N3t,' N -
NJ ii sIi4: % do 100 %. al 4@c 235 Caada nu 30
AZ else no canada sheep AID LatCs - ID al '2'' % ~
Ewes. 81 h. at 4tc -, ,..,,,, Stccr l27 n M
~" lbs Illinois - H. at - J6h; 100 Canada Lamus'
on M AZ Gle: b. d. ~ n. al Gl8c. - CO. e,.o.
Judd q Nottingham sold late Yesterday lN' 0tt ,JP
and lambs n at 53c. today, % tanaia -e . L"''''
o. m an Sc 90 40 ID. 5-s: 2Sf do. % H. az &C a.
Ease & Pdcock soG SO Canada sheep an" Lahos' ~ 'D'
Of 5gc 80 - - 49,. ,s,, ord N cars NJ
10st making O1O head total since saturday, - 81 Hy
a04inst q45 head time last week ~ N"'
TO-DAY has helped the trade, pom III nv ~
hors. sold above 80,
neslav willie TO-DAY went below go ava aiou' ~
head brought showing advance 81 hcaN &c 30,
civ Dressed had demand a. 520o@c. WIN II"
pigs at CSC. 800 80 -. ~, ~ ohio ,ro~s alive
200 10 at Sc; 2sU do, ltJ 10, al &C.
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DeiltietrD

mr.. WAIT, ST., No. 40 East 23d-st-flIst-
~ dentistry low popular prices extracting uudcr
pure fresh ea. without extra charge call examine spec
mems and prices.
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Savings Banks
Dipiofn0 Notices.


DUDLEY, PARK COUNTY, CcLo. I
Nov. 30 ls77)
4 T A MEETING
"a of the Directors Of this Company Leld this day,
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or IWENIl-FINE tf.N -
PER SHARE
was declared PAYABLE On the 18Th Of December. at their
Office - Broadway, Ncw-1 OK.
Transfer closed the 9th aud opened on the ION
i"S' 4. W. Gill, President
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
VI CO-COU PONs % this Company due December VIII
paid after that date at lhc Gonnenta Naiioa
Bank. ". D. WA0ii5' ~ ii's.',0
ST LOUIS Iron MotNrAIS AID niERS RAILWAY CO..
No. 20 NASSAU s., &EwN oBK,
MOVE IYEg 81 1877. )
IN and after December l, 1877, this Com
~ uauy will pay COUPONS due that day IN Interest Ger
dcat,s ard Iifty per cent go cJOr tOIFONN due ha
div Louis aud Iron Mountain Arkansas Anch X
r. Bonds and ON Caro-. Arkan as ard lrN T. r. b"ndN
d. " McWiLLIAMS, Treasurer
r3NHE COUPONS due ON the BONDS of THE
: ASTORIA AND HUNTErS POtST RAILROAD
COMPANY December ], 1-77 viii Doe Id al ny Office No
WM. EADpE, Treasurer
Ors1rH ar CHASE Q ATKINS. BAN6ras
No is BROAD-~r.. NV loLh. .soN. -, Is 90
TyNUE INTEREST COUPONS OF THE LANE
Z SH0Rl. AM MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THE JAMESTOWN AND FEANELIN RAILROAD CON
PANY SECO>D MG1uGAGE Bu&D-, DUE DECEMBER
l. Will BE PAID At OUR OFFICE
rEIE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
GONPANN.-The coupons 81 the consolidated Nor gage
Bonds O: tao TEXAS AND FAlIFiC RAILWAY COM
PANN, maturing December !, 1870 Nlli De pad ln f"l %"
and after hat GATE uIcsr 80 TIE FanCr Loan and
Trust Com; NswN ork 10 The ONCE on the company!
-'' GEO. u. RRUMBHAAR, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

rIIE OLD EsrABLsitn sol fA AM SHORT Aif-
NEWyoRk ANp PHILADELPHIA.
.,,.u ql,r,lsh Trains vsT fs.F tift' irl's "a
f""'''' " Philadelphia tNo .a Sew OLA
, ,,,s ~. most frl proved Fqaiprci 40 te lAi.cit
hN"''N $50 Tfn.r .tus ia, with ah..lIir stflll.
Un lnd aii-f Nny"inb. H. 4. 70 ..
r.rr.es Train. lave NrF itslfut-F AHd ''ft
isndt ~lrts,s trirss "a follows .r,- 81 ID,
and o g. n sunday. a. ri. % n.u L., .t t,,.,.
A. I.r.r, CIV aiorlrg sloc} s4d diott HaA'i'f ''s
rruoklyr travel .,.,...... 81 ID. srs 2 -rr q
20 mi .. ui. t4ri ,d hspros'. 70 n b. ~ %
and Z ~ A. 49, ~ mdu ruI h- nl's "r' '''' " ~
: a., A m 4. N I. m. I'd b. ihl1nlf ~ 49,. ~.
'r,,tet OFFICES D .S and 1Ai NriAaNAN 10 Nat't 49,
M pcslte.g.s and turtlant sta. 80 court
prooklVn .sos ia 10. ard 90 hni.'. So 49,.
Root Jersoy car klsraat Ickoi ouee, NJ . ha'se''
plaza - .,,..,.aos IPFARNER
sh H., ~ n s.asas Gem Passenger AkcAA
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By Seor & ny1&

story end story bricE house. with lease of pol
nos 32S To 33l ChoHyst =, 1868 n MOht,p
cry ST. plot % 3yg34. leased iOr eight years loi1
May 1878 ground rent s2oo PEI a'nu. 1852
a.siory Trick house and lot, No 3'6 Che1y-s, hs
iG34 II aonisomeiy'st io' -o''AYo., ... .'l 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday, Nov. 80. 1877.
Only one sale made at the Exchange sales
rocn, to-day.
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sinanons UGnIe0-- male5.

sllnauons UGnIc0-- {tldle5.
DUTLER.-Situation wanted by q lady for a
hrscas- coorci rutle" where hc has been Tor
five years: references. Ador.-s FIVE YEARS. No. lUl
We t4Jtist-
NOACIIMAN and GROOM.-By a single young
~ man. wiling to do general work city country
ases very moderate: satisfaction hy late ad
former employers. Address ~, Irbuuc Uptown
Oire. i,2as Broadway.
GOACIIMAN and GROON.-SilUatiOn wanted
y by respectable single mau. who understands hs hn-i
ness thoroughly iug 60 make himself generally USEFUL
mo'crt. wagcs; city or courly has the very best 3D. iv
I.2;S BloadSay
XVAITER.-An experienced waiter (Swcdc),
~ who undcstanAa his business iI a branches wishes
situation private family Address WAITER, noA 81 Tr
Uptown Office, l,2J7 Broadway.
NNAITEk-A Young colorcd man, age
W 81 II years private family service In the city has
good ieren,es from past ad pIecnt employers honesty
apaltv and moral habits VIII bee tstlrletd December !.
JOB tcSt 2Sthst
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u b
irans leave Tor Fcrfn Amhnl, Net BAus. loIg ar n
ocean lrgfe. re-. 40 B. ~ 50 e. lI. 4 lI1 o.
connect 10 station Orb l1n from kEiPDkf.
and al squsr o aud from POINT PLEASANT
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CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
10 NLlIAH.hf, NEw YORK.

IANAUA 0OIIHEhN NAIIWAI IONIAhI, !
10 WILLIAM bI, NEw YORK.
Nov. TO- ls77.)
vI'HE plan for the exchange Of the bonds of the
company and fof the purchase Of NE bonds
of The following companies 10 whit The Er ana Niagara
RAILWAY Company. the Canada southern Bridge company
the Toledo Canada Southern aud Detroit Halfway Company
ia H. Wchigsn Midland and Canada Railroad Company. Is
now perfected particular Information ~ respect OF "boh vi"
be given on application 10 this company.
Holders Of The bonds Of the aboyensed companies are re-
10 present early possible At tie Office OF
fe compa1y and receive exchange certificates OF ths
sny 10 be countetgned by the Union Company under
which will hereafter DC ssnod by this company
proviaad lou N said plaA j. IlLLlN GHASI,
RA"'-- President
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6teamboals an0 failrcacs

A LBANY EVENING BOATs-PEOPLE's
LlNE-DreW and ~ John i.ayt pier ID. A.. o.. every
se GSs a's p 9,s, 'SDp3e, ~, 'i oata eo a.
warned tiee transf1r by bsi ~ 80 p,aiioo ,sse,
rare ~ 90. g. D. &hlo. GesL fss,r AIT.
BRIDGEPORT. and all Io,ufs on Forra onio
- az NaLg1'urk Railroads taIe ~ steamer E ..Dft
and bridgeport ~ Do D. o..
DALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
A. Leave NcwYork from foot Of De.lros 4al C.rsai-
sl0 .. H. for washington Coratu. cb,aroan a. e..
Nciiaoad, th1fea.o4 a.d iAo south ih..lyh l..u.a
1902. %. TO- Washington an9 lhe We.' an o. uern1f
and re south GHf1hsvlic f1'.m boz en-. ir'n Nea
Liii.1urg Cincinnati, L'1-r..ie ana s' fn1's Ihrars
.. D. M iriir f9r 81 lsfla'- RI fs. to.,, IA ,. Phil
man hUcp.rl from now o., o BIilare sui w -sr-fan
~ iol. Fitsburyh tho south an eoar. Wrst OH. -
meets ~ashinE'on wi.h irar. io iylchDuz "ora SOW
ofle1ns snl m, s9ltn .. cal. .. , -, I'D.
n iS s5o3F sa w. pa S o os oa o
AK FOR TIcKEsTr!t VIZ BaGri.i5ar AND ONO
CENTRiL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
co,r5 lglIy station ~ pr. ,,'i "a is o
oes3 a H.-ror F.sarngtor.. Ei.ioa B,saats. Maaah
40 80 '..FoT insh Blal. r.a,h ss.oa. nrn,'srz
nun n srs 'i1g'l, & . ,, ,-
p n-tor Pennington, Elston. sts1ch g.aes. Wlso.
ing. Pottsyille. Harrisburg
Jpn. for high Bridge Branch, Ess,oa, seiuaere ala
ssop m. eaiy. For E's,on Aron,o-n. sna Harrisburg
FOR frrins y local Doiats see tpe table at stations
nsaaS Rto6s aad 6io-@:aie points -at a, 80 No. or
Eaaton Reading. aud HArrsoufy
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains eaye Tor fertn Ambo, Hec Bsas ioIs Gfaaa
ocean lro,e re-. A. g. 8. ll.i5 e. u.. g. D.. = o.
and az squsn % and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
s.l6. 40 O. M. Z, 5.lb p.
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connection, Ieayo ot o. Liberty g. Tor flse.oa -
S.1B. 1lAO q. ~. l. Oh D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
STATE or ILLINOIS. TGE.srEEE's OFFICE; =.

THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE BONDS, due
the Monday January. 1877. viii be pad ~ the Amer
Nau0nal Bank ScwNOrx city from the I'm TO
the 2Ist day OF January 1875 inclusive.
EDwAKD RUIZ. state Treasurer
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Ciin propegtn &c Gct.

4 FTRST-CLASS DWELLING, - ROOMS. ~
- perfect order possession at once APpJ 90 premises
40 West 27th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

SAFEGUARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
l73 Broadw az, cor. COurtlandt IT,.
NEW-Y oEK Nov. -. 1917.
TE'HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
OF this Company ana Of inspectors Of The next succeeding
election. wen De held at tins once Wednesday, l2th oi
December II O'Clock The poll will open from l.
10 / o'clock JAMES YEREANCE Secretary.
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Citations GOlnIe1--Femn.es.

{VAITRESS.-A frst-class Protestant wait
w ress desires place in iyale family 'aaqHics
waitress dress kinds Of salads; BE- 1'cnrt'rd %
handle china and glassware ely or country excellent
DE al co. near JAN-
GUMS BUREAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

DARTIES wishing to deal in STOCKS on l
Il cent margin. shoud call at
THE NiM STOCK EXCHANGE.
JOHN HICKIING 81 Broadway and u New NeWY York.
Commissions lfs 20 Shares and
e. Margin on . shares. go Margin on 10 hareg.
MARGIN 20 shares. 500 Margin on 100 Shares.
free floor their
stocks delivered received
O order a the Old Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

GHOULD A COMPETING LINE CONTROL
- the Mississippi qGc. for The stock holders.
See Hassers Financial Report, SO ool For sale at the
new IL
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OENTRAT. RAHRnAD IA NEM.IrR..Y

For trims local Doiats see table ar F-afIIlH
SUNDAY RAfNh-TsaTo a. $50 A. m. o. nj. f-r
1oaud Brook AID iDe-msate points. -at a, SyJ i1f
Easton Reading. aud Harnsonfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

sorrteen Through rr,ns eacn 49, f'F tif'' N'f'' q"
fo' Pluad,ipLL tNu .a sew OLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Ocean CLEANERS.

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
A The Liverpool ard Great Westep stenn Comg@ny'
United states Mel steamer, leave Pier So ~ r.
NEVADA.....rUESDAY Dec H. 90 ii o.. ~.
IDaHO........TU EsDAf, ncc. ~. pm. 49,
WYORfINC ......... a. fsSDAG. Dee. % A. =. m.
Passage 500, tdj, f5, according 70 state lt''H
SO: intermediate. $40.
WILLIAMS & GVfON. % ~ oadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
GounIrr prop:rI1 10 Ect.

Coz PER MONTH will rent the house, 2l9
- so Wa.uuc. IN ave- WoosIae, Sew.k from october
l. Apply on ~ premises. Ok j, Il. DEa 7oN 100 b>Hc
vile ave. NcHgrA NJ.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-12

i, THsa1s, are twen#Jlone students i'll the G
r;cuIt,rll department Of the st. Francis
College, Riehaoad,, ProHipea'af Quebec. ''
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-12
EGGS AS AN ARTICLE OF DIET.

There is no article Of food more whole
some and nutritious than that supplied by
eggs. rIaor, Is difo,.on 90 in tl1uil frui
and quality, owing to the difference in diet
Of birds; yet there are no eggs Of winged
creatures which are unfit for nourishing the
human body. Their chemical composition
is nearly the same, for the White and yolk
are almost Invariably present; and these
consist, in die first place, of albumen and
water. EGGS require sor digestion as much
time as llllltton--that is. from three to four
.hot,rs. They are most readily digested when
Boiled until the eWhite becomes partially con-
solidated.
An ordinary hens egg weighs from Il to
2 ounces; a ducks egee; ege from to ounces !;
the esg from the. sea gull and the turkey
from 3 to four ounces, and the egg of the
goose from TO 6 otsnces. The' solid matter
and, the oil il the decks egg exceed those in
a hens egg by about one-fourth. Accord
ing to DR.. Edward smitl in his, treatise cil
Foods" an esq weighing aal ounce and
three-qFlalters consists Of l2O grains OF car
bon and Isl grains Of nitrogen, or 1925 per
cent. OF carbon aud 2 per cent. OF nitrogen.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-12
LIME AND CROPS.

The bulk Of all fertility consists Of three
earths, to Wit: silica, alumina and lime.
Unn1ixed with clay, sand or other organic
substances, lime consists of the oxide Of the
metallic element calcium, and as it enters
into the composition Of all parts it necessar
lily occupies large place ia natures labora-
tory. Chemists tell us that it has an affinity
to water and carbolic acid; when applied to
the land it absorbs water, forming hydrutc
of lime this hydrate then absol'bs cnrbonic
acid, sotlEtt lime, though applied in a caus-
tic state. really exists, shortly after its APP
3plcation,, in the form of carbonate, along
with. a Ittle sulphate, as previously men-
toned. Lime has for a long time been used
as fertilizer; VIXEN land previously un-
worked is brought into cultivation, or when
worn out pasture land is broken up, lime is
generally applied. It affects chiefly the veg
etable matter contained in the soil, promot-
ing It's sdeeomposition, and thus rendering it
available SIS plant tood.s gfH Is,s s5sty
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YEAS.

F. The market-grower sows the pea, keeps it
clean for a little while as it grows, then let's
it trail ;ss it will, and does no more until he
gathers the crop. He never thinks of put
ting sticSao for thonr to rnn on. 1t would
hardly pay to do SO. In his case it is best to
have short crop at little expense than, a
good full crop at great cost.
In garden culture, however, it is different,
and where brush can be had for the purpose
it pays Well to use it. Just double the
quantity of peas can be hstE from peas 50
treated to letting them trail on the ground.
This has often been tried, and always with
the same result. The little tendril seems to
want something to cling to before it makes
/ upits minct;to let the plant grow freely, just
lis it isiwith a grape vine. No matter how
carefully we tie it to a stake or trellis, it
never. does so well as when rambling twill
over twiggy bushes or trees.
Peas are often advertised as being kinds
that need no sticks. These are the so-called
F'.dwarf pe;s;'' but it is hardly worth while
to plant them, except AS curiosities. They
need no sticks. to te sure, but then they have
few peas that need picking.
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'TnE millions Of eggs sent UP weekly to
the Paris market are cllssitietl according to.
size and quality previous to. their exposure
for sale. The first point is determined by
their passage or non-passage through rings
Of known diameter, and their comparative
freshness is tested by mirage OF subjec-
ton to reflected light thrown ott by power
ful lamps. The difference between an.abso-
lutely fresh and a decidedly stale egg is
readily settled by this test, but the interme-
diate distinctions are less easily noted. For
this purpose the application of the brine test
is recommended, the fact being well known
that if eggs of different ages are put into a
strong solution of salt they sinl. more or less
deeply in the liquid according as they. :.le
fresh or stale. There is, however an obvious
source OF faNacy III this method, if roughly
applied, since ali egg that would pass mus
tel, as tolerably fresh when immersed in a
weak solution, would rise to the top as a
downright bad oae III a stronger brine.
The Difficulty could bc'pnrtlY met by the
ifaNa,iahle. use. Of Q: =stanlhr(li @soIutiosp Of
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eighty acre, farmer realizes for his crop.
! There here IS a just limit i'll the business of farm
ing, beyond which it is not policy or profit
able to so, merely for the sake of self graft
fication a "a self gloritication. ,..o. r'..s a
u The really good farmer seeks to make the
N most from each acre, and this should be the
aim OF every one who owns a farm. These
Ia land mi milsers are bad element in the colul-
try. They injure labor interests and educa-
tionnl interests, and the less we have of
them then the better for the community: Small
farms, we'll titled BY intelligent owners,
make better society, and foster general en-
terprise and education in the HIGHEST degree.
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TIL { 20 i LTRY YARD.
cAMPHoR AS A REMEDY FOR GApEs.


The Poultry Bulletin says that it has ratil-
er Ciscretlited the idea of any cure for gapes
IN chickens, but now confesses. after eXan-
ination, that it has faith in ca,nphor. The
camphor acts upon the worms by vapor. the
same as in inhalation Of carbolic acid fumes,
and being d very strong vermituge, it kills
the worms, 1t is usual to give the remedy
in pills aboMt the size OF an ordinary pea,
and also dilrted in the water they drinks
The chick, will smell Of the camphor for u
long time after taking it, and the fumes can
mot fail to penetrate the windpipe and lungs.
Naturalists use camphor to keep out mites
and various museum pests from their cabi-
nets, and we see no good reason why its
fumes should not be destructive to the gape-
worm. i, iYh T6Iigs A ..
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Known strength, and such a one IS recon-
nehded by a Dion chemist, who has paid
much attention to the subject. The proper
tons he advises are 81 or. of table, salt in Il
qnart Of pure water. Placed ina brine Of
this strength, al egg just laid viii exactly
touch the bottom Of the vessel; i twenty
four hours old, it does not quite reach it; if
three days old, it floats midway " IL 4 the liq-
ud; and if more than tiye,, it rises TO ,thc
top. Beyond this age, the shell rises above
the surface Of the fluid, prqtrudihg farther
and further within certain limits, trof1 {if51 Gay
to day. ~ j" 7A5 '<'"'