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Honored M Hero. Now Playing the
Fool.

Statesman: When the Prince Of
Wales gave dinner to ex.President
Grant, the ex.president brought up the
rear of the procession to the dining
room. IL seems to on unsOphistlcated
american mind. that as General Grant
Was the guest of honor he should nave
led the procession. Had the prince
been the guest of the white house he
would have preceded all others, not as
prince, but as guest. We do not see
how General Grant could have been
the hero ofthe OCCASION and thus snuo-
bed The truth, we cannot see how an
English gentleman would offer, or an
American gentleman accept such an
indignity. AS Harper says, it would
have been right for General Grant 10
leave the house, and all the more II, as
Is constantly ssid, etiquette and forms
are real things to European society.
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COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.

The monetary market IL somewhat string
emf for outside business, but there Is ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cial purposes. ,o-.,,, no
G6LD- Buying, large pieces %; small w.
Selling, large | OF; small 10.
SILVEk-Nomlnal. ,-,--,
There is but little gold or silver III market
Commercial, = per cent
disco unit; bank, par
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Houston and Texas Central Railway,

The following Ofices aud Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be bad concerning not
only the Il. A 4. d. Railway, but Texas gen.
NJ ANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
| Agent, Az Broadw- y, N. y.
Zen, j, u. RIO rERTsON, Pass. fmmiHfa.
ton Agent, lig N. Third street, ~. Louis, No.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, 10l
Clark street, ChicaGo, III.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent,Ho
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. X. COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be bed II the agen-
eies Of the M. X. a r. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stLouis
y. WALDO,
aen1 Pas. a Freight Ast Housion' Tsxs
esnT sspc, Houston, rsras. jsn2sim
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uInEs Am rEI.TRIEs.

uIpEs-Dry dint, Is lbs and upward i ,5
az dint. rs Ms and upward, damaged, iVo''
dty aint, kips and calf, llc,i dry sat, % lbs
aud upward, lie; green butchers, o5scii ooa
"SUEEP pEI, rS-Each, owing 10 woOi, suI
90, white wool, long, Gle; white WOOL hllI
clip, lgd2tc.; black wool, loc.
RIIFFAIO-Bull's, &C.; cows, 6c.
TAII,OW-Iu barrels, 5Ic.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

LIMF,-The best quality In barrels IT, worth
,s. in bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallss, Ioc' pei
bushel. ,,.,,. d. north 81 = barre
louisville, best, little KEPT HO O'''''
Df piIISSssTEals worth IS 50 y barrel. ...,
The suppIy;of the above mentioned ar'i
- isamnIe demand fair market hfm'
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EI.NuR.

FLOIrR-Fair demand, which is met freely
NJ the following quotations: Crescent ID
sacks, 81 10; San JaclntO 50 70; Empire % oo
%XXs 3 q: Eagle So W; Magnolia, In sacks
~ ibs'. 81 %; Todds xxx, ~ %; state
star Mills Xxx, a. 90.
BRAN-From ~ TO Doc.
gnpN MEAI.--UDg.
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/ p. MURPHY. VIZ. CuNNIS
Real Estate Agents.
COLLECTORS.
ERTABLISHED i'm 1873.
EoE GALE.

improved and unimprcved property In
every part Of the city aud suburbs also
farms aad tanning LANDS In Dallas ana
other counties OF Texas. ,-.--,---.
w. rent or lease-RJoms. ONES, business
bouses. dwellings and vacant lots In The city
Social attention paid 10 ahstractinz and
perfectiug titles and esiablishing lahu
claims. and IN the cJlleeung oi rents hols'
ere for and payment ~ taxes. - eOlleo'
tions promptly paid over 90 RENTED.
Persons having real estate for rent OF ~
ARE respectfully requested 70 I've us uls
iiie Up. MURPHY a CO.,
Real Estate Agents No. ies Lamar street.
Iuuei-u
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, jenkins & Boals, size 44xSO,
will be for rent after the LIST of Octo-
ber 1871. Apply to ...
iunl1dlm HURT a SMITH,
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Fresh Galveston sea'tish ana
shrimps daily at the Delmonlco. sI-lm
Received this week, sixty fal
pieces of black and cOlured fall and
winter imported silks, cheaper than
any ever before offered in Dallas, at
Blake, jenkins Il BOales. u
f. Fendrich keeps all of the finest
brands of fine cut chewing tobacco
also Maccobay, Scotch and Rappee
snufls. u
Two car loads Of buggies and plat
form wagons, at 0rr's.-tf.
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f. Fendrich y Bros, are one Of the
oldest tobacco firms in the United
States, and by fair dealings they have
bulll up nm Immense trade. Having
been IN business nearly thirty years,
they have never failed or SUSPENDED
during That tIme aud still prospecting
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TO all who ARE suffering from the er.
rors and indiscretIons of youth, nerv.
Gus weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood, ETC., viii send y receipt that
will cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy was discovered by n
missionary in South America. Send "A
self'addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph Inman, Station D,Bible Home,
New York City.-tll sept2S.eod-w.
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Having secured the services OF Pro-
lessor DaDge, solo cornetist and violin,
isti he will, with Professor J. +. Brooks.
pianist, give concerts each evening at
my garden. NJ ANTOINE.
aup02 I'm
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Happy tIdngs for nervous suffer
eIs' aud those who have been doseL,
drugged and quaoked. pulyermachers
Electric BELTS etlectually cure prema.
lure debility, weakness aud decay.
Book aud journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free, Adj
dress PulyeImacher Galyauio Com.
pany Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AT the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians, Purely vegeta.
bic, 1t eXceled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs ealomel,
and was as harmless to the system and
almost as pleasant to the taste as cof,
fee. This world,famous remedy is DR..
A. Q, simmons Vegetable Liver Med.
icine, manufactured. by NJ. A. Thed
ford q Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which viii be
given to all applicants free of charge.
iun27-d&Wl
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DR.. WHITTIER,
el7 st. Charles street, 81. Louie, MO.

DIR. WHIT T I K r
GIT st. Charles street,
Treats all forms O! Ncneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions aud Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matlcrwho failed,
cali or write; pamphlet or corsulla. ion free;
Can refer to the medical profession IN a.
parts Of the Country
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NEW ORLEANS, September To- Flour quiet,
steady, Supertine Va 1904 10; M 70; MN
s. 2i6l6 80, choice SO 76C97 3i1a. Corn quiet,
white zoe; yellow zoe. Oats quiet out steady,
l2C. Coffee steady, demand good, carRoes or
binary 10 prime 7l4@llc. sugar quiet, bat
weak, jobhing common TO good common
714@Sc; lair 10 fully fair sac; prime 70 choice
SA@SAci yellow clarified s%c; Molasses'
nothing doing. Rice, damaged by recent
rains,
NEW YORK, September l5.-Flour steady
Wheat. l12c better. Corn a shade trmer
Night-Fluur without decided change and
moderate business Cor export and nome use,
shipping grades of extra IL scarce anu in de
mnnd Mt full prices uperiiue western nnd
state 5000 5O common TO fair extra ~ OOg
4 80; good TO choice extra 50 5j@S 80. heat,
spring ON spot opened lower put ciosed
steady; yesterday s hvures little stronger
In INSTANCES; 10 better tor futures 40 better
for spring; dull and he. IVY for winter. Corn
Ii shUd stronger; western mixed 5o@AG4o'
Ungraded oats shade easier. Coffee firm, rio
1914 @2lo gold; cargoes l6A@22}4c gold.
BALTIMORE, September l5.--Flour quiet
steady aud unchanged, Wheat-southern IL
steady; western firm and higher; red good IL
prime 81 I0gl iO amber VI ba9l Coz western
steady, 81 " bid; No, western winter red
spot Vi Al; October II 8519; November 81 3D.
Southern corn scare and firm; western
steady and firm; southern white 6l@i0ei yell
low Gl@t5c.
ST. LOUIS, September Is Flour Is firm
XIX fall % $500 30; XXX do 20 6jQyl ~
- heat, excited and higher, No. red fall
81 2lal 81 3, cash 81 2Olsql 2OA; September
81 l5ls0gl l6}s; october u lhlSg 1914; Noyem'
Der unchanged. Corn quieI, No. mixed Az,
@H1sc; October 3s@3Si4c Oats easier, No, !.
26l9c. Rye, sample lots 5Sg6Oc' Barley dull
fancy Minnesota D5c. whisky steady AT 81 90
Pork easier, ut SlS. Lard nomlnally nm
changed Bulk meats firm, very little offer
Ing 5Aa7hGT4c bid for shoulders, clear rib
aud clear sides. Bacon strong, 6%@sAc, $50
S5sc for shoulders, clear ribs and clear sides
Hugs-actiVe. Cattle weak and slow.
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'CIoso Of marl,ct--Futprqs closed steady, Al
LIVERPOOL, september l5.-Noon,-Cotton


Middlug Uplauds 6i4d uld
Mlddhng Orleans. e.. b O-l6d o. lBd
Sales, 5000 bales; speculation and export
,0OC ba es; receipts 5000 bales; American 800.
Futures / IA cheaper bplands, low mid
ding clause, September end October delly.
cry, l.l6d; October and November 3-t4d
cember and January 6lsd6 S-59d; new crop
shipped October and November by sail 6lsdi
December ana January 6 5-32d.
NEW ORLEANs, September 10 -Night--Cot'
ton, demand light, Receipts net "a bales
gross ~, exports 10 Liverpool 90. Stock lS,O&
hnleh. Snlrs 200 bAlua
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Hides ana wool.

GALVESTON, September l5.--Hides-nrm
Receipts light. Dry selected, lie; light salted
loo; stack sailed lie; damaged half price,
kip loo; wet salted as they run &c; selected
100; butchers green 4 20.
Wool no transactions, quotations nomt-
nal
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INV YORK, september 70 Money Is eas,
~ va nuf cent, sterling quiet at "a SAN
GOA dull At ~ U3L, Newbsgl OIl. GOV,
elnhlehl bonds weak, State bonds dull.
nav York, sept Loans, dtgrpu-e slli,
W., specie, dtcruH,n tnhu le.ul ton,
! g.fs, decrease $4,000 Deposits, dtOroaso
" 0OWO' Reserves, decrease ,7in,OO
| NEW omrlNs, september Gold 81 pp.
/ 9V 9hs h.aht 9 pieuluu, siullug bank
/ V ui's,
cotton Market.
GALVESTON, sUprrmn.rb.- EycolpisnetoN
hnlesi ftoHs - bales, EApurs ouGstWis g6l
sales la pAlrs stock Uoyl bales, Market
tlrn,
... FRpAE SATURDAY,
uool llngu,t,,,,,,ro &c &c
Mluullhg q, r,,u,,,,,,. ,u 1919 ltasc
Low Mludllhg .r,, ,,,u,ru, lUAo lore
H"uu 'luluhlN un'fH..t..nun W4o W.d
NEW NoRE, September lh,--Cottou quiet
SATURDAY, 1uuRHnAY,
uplands lll.c llsu
Va leans. .............. lla.u llA.0
september II l0itll ~ +, October ~ Nlat 10 we;
NoNen Der I'D NllU " December ~ NltlO $50
January 10 plWlO 9Joi February II Oball O6o,
Futures u shadu lower, but steady,
sales iii bales
Night otton quiet uplands lplG or.
leans ll3sc.
sales 90 bales. Consolidated net n ooipts,
2,lo9i gross - bales, Exports 10 GIsat Britain,
hS bales
Ilnso al t,nplf at. Rutu ros cIoaaa staadv AT
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MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TGlDE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers tho Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Aocommoda-
tons and Greater Security than an" otnnr
Line, Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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IRON
COTTON TIES.

In view OF the constantly increasing popu
larity and demand for the
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rrrrnRo1.oGIcAI..
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Sole proprletors and manufacturers OF SAID
TIE, commanding unequal facilities, nave
in addition 10 their large stock now ON hand
contracted tor increased quantitless sum
cieAt To- meet the largest demand To- cotton
ties during the approaching season.
II beiug the purpose OF the coz pany 10
merit n eontihnancs OF former patronage
ana defy all competition that my arise,
their agents are instructed and p"s pared TO
contract with dealers and factors for future
delivery Of supplies ut unprecedented low
prices and favorable terms.
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GALVESTON, .pmu.r l,ycUlpis uetNM
phlesi itoha - bales, Exports ouastWisp g6l
sales lia uAlrs, stock uOuD bales, Market
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Bur Tour Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
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.,o.,an statement,
COTTON Market.

nm Middling VIC 10 gI5c. Low
10 gHc, Good ordinary - 10
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Young Men.

Baylies Great Mercantile College, Keckuk,
Iowa, on the Mississippi. HiBeseenth year.
Hembershi1. Board and statIc1ery. EooI.
keepers, Penmen, Reporters, Operators. Arch.
Itects, Surveyors and Teachers th0Eou ghiy
lifted. Railroad fare redoced. Good Bitua.
tfOns. No vacations Good boarding clubs
and family board. Don't fail TO address Prof.
Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. Oily
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1877.
A Grnsshopper COmInf.sIOn.


A bill was passed by the last con-
gress. apprOpriating the sum of
$4,000 $40 pay the expenses of q
commission of three skilled entO-
mologisis, TO be appointed by the
secretary OF the interior, to report
upon the depredations OF the Rocky
mouuIsin iocHsIs In the western
states and territories, snd the best
prscIics Bile IDeIh4d of preventing
their recurrence, or guarding
against their invasions."
The appointment of these COM
missioners was devolved GU the
secretary of the interior, and a
Washington dispatch of last even
ing announces that Peof. Ct rus
Thomas, state entOmOl Dgist of Hi
nois; PTof. T.. v. Riley, state entO-
moIoglst of Missouri, and Prof. A.
8. Packard, Jr., OF Salem, Mass,
will form the commission.
The commission will have its
headquarters at Washington, in
Prot. Hsyden's Office; and their
western Office, in which the largest
portion of the indoor work Is to
be done, at st. Louis. They expect
TO get into the field in few DAYS.
Prof. Riley will occupy himself
more particularly with the whole
country east of the mountains and
south OF 4Sth parallel; also the
west half Of Iowa and the whole OF
British America. Prof. Thomas
takes Minnesota, Nebraska, South
Dacota aud East Wyoming; while
Prof Packard will make Montana,
Gn
slop3 his special field.
A correspondent of the Denver
News, writing from Washington
on the subject, says the purpose OF
this commission will not be to de-
vote the sum appropriated to pure
ly technical or scientific research,
but to employ every possible means
to bring the entire subject to prac-
tIcal issue, by investigating every
feature connected with the subject
OF . practical character. Comma
nications will be solicited from eve
ry resident Of the west where the
locusts reach, giving suggestions
in any way relating to the subject.
The scientific features OF these in
sects have long since been worked
up, and the practical feature will
now assume greater importance.
Some of the first steps TO be taken
In the matter will be to examine in
to the expediency of adopting such
practical measures as have proved
eficatiOus, and such as further ex-
perience may suggest; to point out
where the modification of game
laws will prevent the destruction
Of birds. hlch feed upon this in
sect; the Offering of bounties for
the destruction of eggs and insects ;
the prevention of prairie fires until
q suitable time for the destruction
of the young locusls by firing the
grass; the encouragement of the
culture OF forest trees for promo
ting moisture and harbOriDg birds
the crushing of the meets by roll
ers and other implements the use
of coal oil In irrigsting bitches, etc. /;
and the employment of all and
any practical means to accomplish
the desired results.
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Houston and Texas Central Ry.

The following officers and agents have been
established by this company where infOrma-
ton may be had concerning not OILY the
II 4 L. Z railway, but Texas generally:
l.. Manchester, Eastern PASSENGER y ct .
tl7 Broadway, y. y
Gen i Robertson Pass and Immigra-
lion Agt lib North Thud St, st Louis, M
A. Alice Northwestern Pass. Agt. l0l
clark St, chicago. Ill
>ick Holmes, Southeastern agt, No. 2
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. X. Colin, southern Passenger Agent
Cha tanoogA. Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agencies
Of the NJ. n. L. railway. in New Yo
Chaeagos Cincinnati, Hannibal and St Louis
j. WALDO,
Gen. Pass. and Freight Agt
J. DURAND, HoUsroN. IExAs
Gen1 sup. Houston Texas. ply
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CENTAUR
Iininaents!
THE QUICKEST, sUREsT AND
CHEAPEST REMEDIESi

Physician reeoume d. and Farrieys de-
clare that no such re nei IS AVE ever b. I re
bee IN use ris ch q but Re po
b III onId c. men. VT4'is. n d w guar
=. tee y ore rapid aqd satisfa. tory results
tht have G er before b en- obta ell
The entaur Eminent, EhIte wrap
per, will cure rbeu rat Sun, neural la lam
bago SC atica. cal ed breas rote Dipp
frosted feet, chitbiains, sweliinss, sprains,
ri EsH, BON.. OR MUSCLE AILMENT.
II twill & ract the poison Of bite aud stIngs
and heal burns and -eaidS with ut leaving n
scar Lcek-ja pal-y. weak back. eake0
h casts. eaTache toothaehe, Itch and cutan-
tOms eruption readily yield to as treatment
saws: My wife has hal rheuma ism for dive
years-no rest, no sleep-could scarcel! walk
by e e use OF CeLtam Liniment We ali feel
thankful - you. and recommend your won
dcrful medicine 20 all our friends"
james tlurd, of Zane>vitio, - say S: THE
Centaur Liniment cured my neural ia"
Alfred TuAh, OF Newark. writes: ''Seud
me one dozen bottles by expire $ The Lini-
The sale OF this Liniment is increasing
The Centaur LInImsnt, yellow wrap
per, is for the tough skin, flesh and muscles OF
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen a case of SPAWN,
sweeny, ring bone, wind-gall. scratches or
poll-evil, which this LInfment would not
ca es which it would not cure. 1t will cure
when anything can. 1t is foil, to spend so
for 4arrier, when one dollars worth of Cen
tuAr Liniment will do bet err. The following
Is a sample of the testimony produced.
MCPHERSON, Mo-, Nov. 10, 1873
Some time ago was shipping horses to
car. with great difficulty got MIN TO the
stable The stable-keeper gave me q bottle
of your Ceutaur Liniment, which used with
| such success that in two days the horse was
active and nearly well. have been q Veter-
mary surgeon for thirty years, bat your Lin
iment Leafs ANYTHING I ever used.
A. j. MCCARRY, Veterinary Surgeon"
For q postage STAN . we will mail q Centaur
Almanac, containing hundreds of certificates,
from every State in the Union. These Linz
ments are now sold by all dealers in the
country.
Laboratory of II. B. Rose Dc Co.
A-Ss A6 Dey-st., New York.
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A man in Boston q few nights ago
was so vexed by the music of a SER
epadiDg cat that be got out of bed,
loaded an old blunderbuss aud fired
at the animal. A tremendous ex-
plosioD followed, and the shock al
most knocked the man senseless.
On recovering his wits he ascer-
tanned that the gun was loaded
when his grandfather brought il
home from the Seminole war, and
had never been fired since up TO the
time when its latest owner had load
ed it again and fired both charges
at once. The cat escaped unharmed.
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MOTHERS
SO 4e Dey-st.. New York.

CastorIa IS the result of 20 years expert
ments by DIR. Samuel Pitcher. of Massachu-
sets. IL Is vegetable preparation, as effect
i've as castor oil. but perfectly pleasant 10 the
taste. 1t ian be taken by the youngest in
FAINT, and neither gags nor gripes. DIR. A. j,
Green, of Royston, Indiana, says of it;
SIRs:-I have tried the CaStoria, and can
sp ak highly of It's merits. 1t will 1 think,
do away entirely with castor oil. It Is pleas
ant and harmless, and Is wonderfully efic2-
very thing.
The astoria destroys worms. regulates the
stomach. cures wind collie. and permits OF
natural healthy sleep. It is very eFdcacious
in Group, and for teething children. Honey
Is not pleasant%r to the taste, and castor oil
Is not SO certain in its effects. It costs but IS
cents, in large bottles.
2-I4 J. b. Rose Co New York
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Published at Chicago, Illinois.

THIS GREAT MONTHLY is universally
L acknowledged t. be without rival In
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page, with = handsome cover. and is beauti-
fully illustrated with elegant double plate
enSravinRs. is the only paper in the wOrll
devoted exclusively to livestock and the
dairy 1t discusses the science of breeding.
the merits of the various breeds, the most APP
proved mel hod- OF feeding and handling. anu
've' ything pertaining To the successful man
agni ent Of live stock on the farm. During
the ear 1871. r of James Law. the eminent
We erlnarI of Cornell University. will con-
trib-te IA series of articles upon the laws of
imals that cannot flti to be of great value to
farmers and stock breeders every where 1t
contains separate departments, devoted to
horses. cattle, sheep, swine and the dairy
and its corps of editors are recogE;zet
throughout the entire country as the most
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breeder Will hnd worth ten times its CO
each year.
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