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The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
s, G. RTGGS, Register.
nDGISTkkS ORDER
kr;IsrKR's OFFICE.

= Nev Csstle County. October 'N'.
zpon thesppiication OF John Cumm nsA
.rssntnr of t.hn Brown. late Il "ilm 'pe
ron HuoSred in sstd county, deeeAt 20 II
q oejefed and directed by tine hegisie3
,bsrThe s1s utor shoressi give nei .es 0!
S-.nt5ng letters tesiAmentary uFOD the q
ssIs Of Inc deceased, v. tie oaie OF
~ran,ipg ihereo, bv csosius adyefEee-
mcnu 10 be posted VI hiu forty GAYS
-srn the dae OF sach letters II
AT OF the moi puoEc ol- ces OF
the county OF New Cas- l-, requiring al
nersors having demands against u eesste
| 70 nre~euI the same or q 0.ds b! an SCI OF As
| .sinbly in such case made and prov 'ced
IArd 4 20 cause the sane 70 De mere.
l 1t,hin the same period IN TIE MoENINe
dE.ALD, pewspsprr published "a VII
minsloE. and 70 be oonliEueo ae!ell
Three eef te. o. d. "
t,l,ep under the hand and sesl OF ONO
| OF the Register Aforesaid, si Ses
Il EAL' Casile. in New Cssi!e u un'E, = oIe
said, the dsy and year above wiz
Ten, g. c. BIGGs. kesissA.
| NOTICE persons hs-i'e cls'm
a.airI be estate e the deous* mu
o'tsenl the sane GUY rre>Is N the II
1uIoy - or before ctooer s'h. -. c
bIde ihe A"i 81 Assemoi! n s0eh cAs
made All provid d
: JOHN tCNNINGS, Executor.
] Address wunAngson, Ds, ooe'a
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eeps-ly

L.
Ne" "rHS ST4TE uF DELA NAHE.
u,o sH.srrF OF NEW ~As1LECoUS1''
lGRKETI>6.
yurpr.s Iane Sullivan. by her rex.
e.; lanes A Atwell, by her peutlon 70
ths Iujr.s $ OF our Supe'ior ourt, hleu "a
In office of the Protnonotat! - .le s1Ia s@
unnrt n and for the County OF New aSlte,
for the eau OF CONF Ftn III ~
sI,eged ras m ,de apple ton Z"
p, our said Judg that q de rec na!
he pronounced disso!TlnS lhe mar
ri,ge existing belWee the pew
or.rand Ser husband John Ul!I'at
We therefore command You, a. ~ n"or or
h.sn hereinbefore comma ecu. ,iHl soS
snmron 10 n sullivan. SO tiial ne oe au y -
aar hsf,re the sail Judges OF our sa! q
spprsr,or ourt OF the next tec I'M hereoi. ~
| =, NV ,astls i'll and I'l NJ Coun-
W astle, on Monday the % ga
| next 10 answer the aiiesdtlons
| Una up II. ion. and ais In snow causs $
| - ne mas. why decree Oh ne sa'u
norr, shoult PIT Oe TaLe. u1ssoiN!us we
/ ~ aIr;a.re existing between him ana tne
20 PeIilioper, a,,coriihg 10 the act
san hly in such case made Sao p! >iueit u
ard Also 10 d. and re eve "uaI ~. ~
! ronrt shall then nd there c"hhioel co''tet
Houi rin, m tnis behal!H> 'ht Court maj
80 r,set and consistent win the proVl
sion. Of the said sct OF Assembly.
Wines. the Honorable Joeepn T. lone :
E,o. al New astle the 2oth cay =
n eighteen hundred and seTenty
% S CHARLES BEAe 'ON.
f.sued Aug. 25 b lS7. ProihonotAry.
| ine above Is q true copy OF summo-
sooss soSsu ms'eo' ISAAC GRURB. -her,f
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Warranted for Five
CAUTION. =,

All person. .,s .s, esusiU Swing m.ts1
aeai = = IN III " II our M needle, ana ar uS uUS.,st
trom nr This Company' ;, u I'm ourp
' .snses and stamp, tsI stiops NJ
rs ,s.,seeI a. Vorthless INIT s.,,unisd d,
mons parties Who and baysE
sdvertisemeDts. &C; hvu~
sHi, = mar srufac,utea %: .! % good
"The woass' y" : y, 90 low = piess and \
Nv, have the rrespech"-y
nrs' .class in ever, md reit Il 70 ou''|
| rcnr,s, Hs ia" iap index. \: S.ri;s, y; sasI
more ee ,nau pleas. d ~.'nW IL Ws Y
MN, a,s'm for II spd m m.aers piL'
s,santion s,s ~ i Of our resoe'' !
| Christian. a,,, resi- our M
n,ompt inall ,he'r sen readers
we commead to eui 81. u
s.mr,e machine, s,yi E''a} II lie 1iffs"
,ovwa. ied - Al! .,.S
ceiptof r,cBrEEN DohD 81.
Special term, ,e agents, .,y ."sn 4
Ccunty riga'ss sssSW,ns, dess,n'|Eslsd
samples = Of . ,srns, seH is.t'm"Sn'e!y' "ney .'s
etc, sent free hT or 'ers, drs','di sie 'disiiH
are p rfectiy se.a' sS ,,ous,' !
sood51s 4 sasssaass'ec sHlseas, 6 mmuD'''''' ,
h. A,d add essed 10 me .crlll
rErxL1s:ss1 1s:ss1L4ipsiiH'''
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THE PARIS Ex ~OsIIlON.

Al. late meeting Of the House Com>
m;,,ee On Foreisu Affairs, bill was pre-
s.ute to provide for representation al tue
Paris Exhibition. Before that comml''ee,
Msssrs Salmon and Destruckle, OF New
York, representatives of American e.h'0,
i,ors, appeared by invitation, aud displayed
u the bodv the plans and regulations o'
the Paris Exhibition, aud explained the
location and dimensions OF the American
deoartmert. They also suggested ""'
the numbrr OF skilled commissioners
sboold bs enlarged from ff,een to eighteen
allowing one artisan AID one scientific
man to each OF the nine group, and tha'
tho exhibitors should be given voice II
the selection of American members OF 'ht
international jury. Indeed the Tnott
matter was petty thoroughly dlscusSso
from all points OF view, and the necessity
of early action put in such shape that
cannot fail to have an efec! IN the hous'
and Senate when bill i presented ans
pu, upsn lis passage. 0.he7 nations ar
moving in this matter with INDUSTRY AM
, perseverance. They have selected thsl
saa,s and are putting !. in proper orde
the Exhibition. They have men O.
the .round attending to tnts matter, at
the result will be favorable 10 the nation
that have thus taken time by the toreloc!
,,5 iris now time that the United Stats
should act. If the products OF This nato
are TO be pu, in com t'e'ion with those
the OId World This canno. Dc done In
fsx month. TRis canno. se done in
few months. l, took long time to 2
matters in proper shape at the Center
uiAl And that xss on the soil OF tt
country, where transportation was rap
and ready. Ba, in this case all our srsie
have TO be carried sc-oss The sea ;houssr
of miles. Ths, Is no ligh. task. Bsslt
this space has to be procured and pu:
proper shape for the display OF these ar
cls and prodac.s. There Is nos non
unre time than is ~sn;ed TO arrange
American exhibition in ISIS, and
.boald spur bosa the Committee sid t
s,.ss to sc,ioa. The United States can
.sord 10 sta. out Of the Pa'i: Exhibit
Non -psr.icip patton won!d be construed
eousriics. Europe came to the
World in 1875. The United S.sses
90 to the Old World in ls-s, and e
such 8 s,s,e Of preparation s. IL re'air
position she Won in the lsie grand CO
in ,hisPhiladelphia- TheConnii'ee 81
rs,ure bill vi,ho1, llss OF lime, an
.vo Houses should so upon ii wishou
Law. Then the United States will be
,,od;sion TO meet the vo,.d il str
iot superiority in brain and verk.
In Phladelphia the matter i.
.,i,a,ed in sn earnest manner, AID
fors meeting in re!ssion 10 represent
Of this ocun,ry s, the Pariz EIhibiiit
been signed By man! prominent nert
and others. L, is proposed 70 hold 8
ing Of n manufacturers, 'nsrchsnts and
citizens Of the United Safes in The
Building Of the Centennial Iaisrn'
Exhibition, Fairmoani Park, Nor
Is. CITIZENS Of al sections Of the G
s,e invited 10 be present and GO ope
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3. =. KokA'S 1AraA \ e. p
K0ksTs th<ampoO for
the Ralf.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing anc
Hair CisaLe. Z TIE vn..s. ney remove
dandrrf slsy iyT1tAsana. S'soe and cool
the heated scalp. DgeTsot .oe hsir from
tslling Of asd pyD-Dss tas growth in
very khoy1 .3n4s. T1sy 5:s.<yTe ard oe6a-
;ify TIE ra.Y a-3 ,E-cs... set AID z l048y
The. inpAxt = e;a4.E&L.y AID 81 y Ap-
pearepce 10 DfaL aac S.-y 1ztY asd aA .
hair drsss.Lg i1sJ are 3lrva led; erAdi.
cate candi III AAG .:sy@ni .AAdness- 1ne
Shampoo ears .tt EAs:. removes greece
scrur, itching. s,E p-.sD-. Crrea headache
caused by h-ss z-s fatigue Kuukel'i
Shampoo Atd Ls,..x- sss0,e -Aty 10 . nAx
| uraI and glossy ccsc-. rss.nre fsdsd, dry
| harsh and wiry Lar. Prcs PER ootils Il
| Ask your druggfyl fDr teen " kend TO z
IKunkel, Proprietor 80. 20 Surta Ainu
} ssRsss, Ph1lAdalrhe "A"
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DENTISTRY.

ryERYbuDY SC SP2lSED Al I d L
r. iremendo ous re1uc!rop ~
DR.. note ITOyS
A.>ur set = to30 Ihe lsoct,nr IN ssTtk more
,sAS III ,n any other nrM in the UniIs1d
ssst.s. ard Is rapidly sending MS VOTE to
sT-rv dinner table In Christ< ndorn- fAl'
ing sc. ,osl. RXirsc1ins only &C NOTE
ing bu, Ers;-clsSs opersNsLs p<rio!u &c
liz Vine street, Philsdelpn!a- iyA
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= HERALD NOTES.
On Saturday next it will b one 20
s;,ce the Centennial Exhibition cios'A'

On Saturday next it will b one year
.;,ce the Centennial Exhibition CLOSED.
The public gardens Of Paris have pee"
overrun with spiders this autumn oar
f,l observers find them trustworthy W
,ome,ers "a they extend their wso making
in pleasant woasher, and contract II wnen
a storn ia coming ,a,4 20 ,ss'.4ui
In a cou.is,ory to be held about Christ
mas, tide, the Pope will create tive or 81.
new cardinals to fill the gap in the Sacred
| Col sss uhich, though full only 'e"
months ago, has now been reduced s1H'
three members.
The Jersey City Board Of Education as
h.s refused to abolish colored school no.
1s, and distribute the pupils in the white
schools Of the city.
| Two Chicago boys looked into : sewer
for . los. ball, and breathed poisonous gas,
therefore contracting q mAlsrial lever OF
which they died
The shock of earthquake which visited
lNew England. on last sunda! moralne'
xas felt in the neighborhood Of Hess
|, Chester.
II Col. Iugeraoll has been offered the mis-.
siou to Germany, bu. has not yet decide"
vbe,ber to accept or not. He will be il
, Washington some time this week.
Il John Broughmau was atsacked again
= vitb iphamma,ory rheumatism while p'ay'
i ing in Cleveland.
"Ksnsss," writes a gentleman who ma
.et,led there, lis no. the Utopia that II Ii
lc,aimed to be bv some Of the speculation
Is who are organiniziug colonies, but 1t Is a
= ,ood a STATE .s Illinois or Indiana AMI
- h..,er ,s to climate, for aker yoa get sew
. en,v.6ye miles west Of the Missouri rlver
" Won reach an attitude Of 100 feet, wher
b malaria Is unknown.
d The bea,ihcation Of Joan Of Arc, Wnic'
Of has been for some time applied for o
le Bishop Do panloup Of Orleans, has Dee
.n refused a, the Vatican. The Commune
=, on Ritual could not discover in the meri'
r. or deeds of Jo. IN sufficient motive tor oea'
n ,ifvins he-, and, moreover, had no aocu
&c men,ary proofs OF her chastity.
az Manitoba wheat and -four are h'ghl
il spoken OF, bu, high freight rates len
he largely 10 keep them out Of The Market
ole Libby OBriep, New York thief, agf
sc thirteen. succeeded ia robbing lar
~ number OF per~ons by sneaking into hou>
II until the sun total ioots bp So,ooo. >
Use dis,osed Of the stolen goods to pawnbr
kers.
I,is said that Kate Cla1'on, who h
M recently obtained q divorce from Mr. j.
;, On. has b, en- married TO Mr.. c. A. Steve
=, son.
,.s The illness OF Senator Blaine is me
or serious than a, first reported. He Is
,ck expected to be soie 10 occupy his sea-
49,. the Senate for sometime.
,icr Double postal cards are authorlzed
- O; the German Government. The two pa
in 8 are esch stamped, and are to be used VT
, . A return answer is requested.
pas Schools OF mackerel have appeared sle
,en- the shores OF Hancock county, MAI
this which poor people are catching e-o
ap;d late - this, and which will go far in +
iclts niships subsistence for the winter.
;snts Marsare, Hanley, who for thirty y
sides has pedd,ed newspapers al Fulton re
u: IN died in New y Iork on the 18th uii.
sr.i- was in her .0th year, and left a forIur
uen' $50, ,ooo.
, the
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
REGISTERS ORDERS.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REsIsTEk's OFFICE,
New Castle County oc oosr is','

~ REGIsTEke OfflIk,
New Castle County. Oc ooSf te'...
r-non the application OF isase SruoorAo
Er.H,.Ior CT. A OF h sc uxbau N. ale
M Mt1n, >nston Hundred IN ssid count!
S...asad ii 4 ordered and directed oy We
S.;sfeI ,hs, the Administrator 8! resslo.
a;T. no,ice of the granting OF Leuers ol
DEMONSTRATION I /. \. 1pon tue rs
~ .hs der -ssed, ~ith the EranNng 'heleoI;
nv csu.Ins advert.s' m-nte 70 &c go
!,bIn -orty days iron the date OF sucn
a,,.rs in ak of III. most pubhc iaces "a
| ths C.,untv OF New asae. eqo,nns a..
| ~ csons h.viug denand> asaln,t me Ls'a.e S
- p~es-nt The same, or 20 'e o! an .c'
| ~ ss-mbly iu such case MADE ana Fio
r5sd And also caU.e The same 20 oe ~
.-,.d vitnin The same period IN we
| NJ S1SG HERALD, newspaper pnousu
- Wj,mipctun. and TO be conunuec
| leSsrs;n ,h-ee weeks e. 0. d..
Siv.n uoder the ha4d AID >esl OF tIuc'
~ Inc Register stores AID. at New
l,Ca.tle in New Castle county fore
aid, the dsy and !saT above wiz
sc. BrGGS, Register.
uOrICK.-Au persons having cislm
.1ainst the Estsie OF the deceased III "a
xent the same daily a 't& ted 70 tnc AZ
. rroini traitor IN or be ore the sn osy
Oc,orer. A.D, SIS. or abide tne Act
xSssemhly in such cases N ,ue ana prov
ISAAC GRC SB.
Adm!pisuSi c. 7. A.
, Address. View Castle, Del
oc.lSSveod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
F. F. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
aA1 iron.

Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron will sfectually care liver complaint
isundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debi .ity, ch ronlc aiarrhoea. disease OF tne
: idneys and all di eases arising from
disordered liver, stomach or intestines.
such as constipation, q tulence, IL Haro
nj Is. ful q ess O. bleDd TO the head, ac.dlt!
al me s,onach. nausea heartburn, DISCUS,
for food full ness Oh weight in the stomach.
sore eructalions, sinking or autlerng 81
the pi, OF the stomach, swimming OF the
hesd, hurried OF difdcull breathing. nutter-
| ings at the heart, choking or sutocains
sensation when in sly!ug posture dimness
I y,ssion, dots or webs before he sight
dull pain in the head, deficiency OF pres
| piration. yellowRess Of the SKIN and eyes
| paln in me side back, head, chest, lih ps
Etc saddeA Pushes OF h-ai, burning tn the
assh constant imaginu g OF evil aud grea'
depression OF spin S. Price 81 per oetAe
Beware OF con Nteffeits, Do not let your
4 druaRist palm OF some other preparation
a iron he may say is . good but sk fol
'lfInkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take M
other. Kunk . Bifaer Wine G; Iron Il NO
suld in belk-ouly IN 81 bottles. III, Kun
lkel. Propre,oy, so. - North Ninth Stree
PhiAnefrnlA. Pa. sold by al druSgisA.
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T~e wovn Rennoved Alive

Bead and all complete, In two hours -
No fee ell hesA paaseA, reas. pln anc
sson,eo vnrnA resDoved BY Dr.. KunKel
80 NHth xinth sEeet, PhilAdes rhia, Pa.
Seno 10. elrcals Forrenovtn9 sat. IN
OF aOnlseh WORMS cal o1 your dus gs,
and sax ,oT = ne.te q KHnka'E y ~orH
sy1p, price n II never ,ai'k CommsL
sense teaches !. tAI+ uo,o Be removed a.
oshef W rrAk q. .e readily removed
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SlS-SEWlNG hA&|&'!|
THE MOST MUArERfuL AZ
THE BEST.
Highest Awards at Centans IlI
DIPLOMAS, PRIZE MEOAN''
| FIRST CLASS, FULl'slu
Sewing Mat'I'
I TABLE AND'IhhaDD'
Only Eighteen ''!'
H.r.e and wagon f"r''''"
THIS MACHINE

IA the me st simple ap, ana co,ad mode
durable and econoinl." h and stI
blne,i simplicity, enmas,surdilta
New aud nu ner9" psnhinery V
No complicated msr srder,
s,anu, getting out ,sst 9, ofu,tb a child q!
SH IL ss day vi iG siSd! 'sa!e q ewing ss@ fo a
q ord. gather, embrslddssss; n, mssd Is s!i ds, {,
.djustiHg >traisn' one ttprtsd " y
t cotton S lks anu III, clOlil
.'ronsest stitch kn"Wr n,,, rip: pse' y,
before the se th "snnol The W
iire,t from Lne ppS and hlE'
beautA ully NUS 'o~
me Il d. AID VI
The Morning herald., 1877-11-08
sa 90 WACCA CHEAPEST IN TaE
WORLD. SENT FEEa 70 AGENTS.

4 And the pusMc geaerMiy should send2
J. for tne LRReiN, most Extensive
and CsUpleee nls0sao 81 Cato.
Z ls0uS. with HreoseSt variety OF
:, VoS.ADea JeweSsy, S1bvor r ae~d :
- AFe, eve9 published. suy direct OF :
manatac,urers and s-ve money send
Ihrre eenis for oar new catalogue.
o 6 BryaDt, i02 Ws.sh. -. Cnie 4
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W.ANTS

yI-ANTEp.---verAll lsd es TO learn dress
w rnsiipa. noi limited 10 any kpsci1sd
,iue Cutting and nmHg tooSouSnI!
IouSht, ~ snipley street
VTANTE--A Foy axe hfnsef
w 0.efal apply 81
UyAy rLD.-A aat Cov1 colo.ec %!
w 10 raAk- h.nse4. HseEaI Apply u lhs
kORAI.a HkRA1O OffACk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09
4 T,.ite M,fLe Stor,,.

The rescue of a mule in Bienvil
parish, La, from well sixty feet dec
caused so much surprise and interei
here lately that I send an account
you.
1t is vOuched for by some of the bst
citizens of this place, who witnessedit,
and | assure you that it is every yord
truce
This mule fell hind-feet backwai into
an old dry well sixty feet deep; its sup
posed that the edge of the well cSed in
with him. All efforts to resde him
were fruitless, as he was completely
wedged in. Finally, the owrr Of the
mule, supposing that the poor creature
was severely injured by the fall, decided
that it would be more merciful to have
him killed than IA ALLOW him to starve
to death. NDC knowi@g any other way
of disr-5vning him, Ie had ca,t-loaG of
ST thrown in upon him; But. instead
Of allowing himself to be oulleu' ''S.S.
nis mnleship quietly shook OIL tne airs s
and pressed 1T down with ms iee' lis
raising himself several inches aboys
original position. Another io@t ,t a,d
thrown''~ with the same resui'' ~
then some o. saio that If the h,'e
would continue tramphAg down the dt'
it was possible that he might be exi-
Gated it would be no harm to try, sy |
way Acting on this suggestion, All 'e |
farm hands went to work filling up Z |
well, carefully pouring the dirt in on t
sides, so as not to hurt the mule. ItwI
slow work filling that deep well, but
hearty interest was awakened by Il
perseverance with which the poor al
NAL trampled down the dirt, and :
worked with willing hands.
Slowly but surely, inch by inch, d
ascend, until the great well was fill
within a few feet of the top; then,
complacently as if nothing strange h
happened, his muleshiP stepped out S
and sound
1 think, if he could have been bles
with the gift of speech, he would hi
said, "All's we'll that ends well ?' Wa;
he a plucky fellow p" Jack-in-the-I
, pitt" IN st. Nicholas
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09
What Ou,. CHURCHES cost Us.

Scribner for January contains an arti-
Gle with the above title in which various
comparisons are made to prove the rela-
tive cheapness of church work We
quote the authors summing up:
We have found that it costs less to
carry on the average church than the
average business establishment; less for
the substance of those who perform the
necessary service, and less for their saw
ings and accumulations; less to the COM
munity, and less to the individual patron.
The church is worked more cheaply than
any self-supporting business because it is
worked at no higher figure than the bare
cost, and more often at less than actual
| cost, as a semi-charitable institution,
and. to a large part of our PoPulati.-...
missionary society. As disp0ssionately
and dryly as becomes the statement of
statistical facts, we have shown that no
such pecuniary return is made on in
| ves1ments in an education for the church
as on investments regularly made in
other lines; that no such compensation
is granted by the wealthiest churches to
the ablest pastors, as is commonly grant.
ed by large secular corporations to those
at their head that service in the lyceum
is more highly paid than service in the
church, even where the same individual
serves in each; that concerts anc
theaters cost more than churches; tha
various articles of luxury, and even oui
very dogs, make larger figure in ou
expenses than the substance of the min
listers of the churches; and, finally
that it costs christians less to supper
their religious institutions than it an
ciently cost the Jews to support their;
and less than Il now costs the heathe
to support theirs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09


The multiplication of 9S765f82I by
forty-fve gives 4444444445. Reversinr
the order of tho digits and multiplying
1234567s9 by forty-fve we get a result
equally curious, 5,555, ,555, ,5O5 If we
take 1234567S9 as the multiplicand, and
interchanging the figures of forty-fve,
take forty-fve as the multiplier, we
obtain another remarkable product g.
666 ,666, 500. Returning to the multipli-
cand first used, 9s765432l, and taking
fifty-four as the multiplier again, we get
SO, ,3S3, 1893 934-all these except the first
and last figures, which read together
fifty-four, the multiplier. Taking the
same multiplicand and using twenty
seven. the half of fifty-four, ms the multi
plier, we get product of 26,666, ,666,6
all skies except the first and last
figures, which read together give twenty
seven, the multipher. Next interchang-
ing the figures in the number twenty
seven, and using twenty-seven as the
multiplier with 9s755432l as the multi
pIicand, we otain product of 7l,ll1,-
III, ,1l2-alI ones except the first and
last figures, which read together give
| seventy-two, the multiplier,
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preached from the pulpit. He thinks the
lower classes are held in the check by
means of the Jail, the penitentiary, and
the gallows, and the efforts of philanthro-
pists often tend to weaken the only re-
straints that preserve the public order.
Civilization has many restraints, but the
Indian has only one. He is curbed by
his fear and the sympathy of kind
hearted people for the noble savage who
has murdered a whole family of settlers
has often done incalculable harm. Colo
mel Dodge thinks well of the climate of
the plains. He says no part of the world
can be more healthy than the middle
plains, and owing to the dryness of the
the extremes of heat produce
less effect on the body than in the eastern
states
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-02-09
Wastes on the Farm.

The greatest of wastes on the farm, is
in the not using of our brains; the great
est, because it is at the bottom of all the
other wastes. A little thinking often
saves much labor. After the accom-
plishing any piece of work, the most of
US can look back and see how we could
have improved on it, if we had but
thought. As we review our crops of
tins year, we see how they could have
been easily increased, had we only
thought, The ditch we dug through
our meadows vas not done in the p,Ss
economical way We dug too |1spiy. at
first, and did not anow far the sete1Ang
of the land Hence waste ont oi neto that
We omitted buying an lmplelntt i., +lis
one wears use, until we have spent much
in irving to accomplish our work with
ont it. Here was another waste. we
carry a water-pipe too near the surIac9
To save the expense OF digging a trench
of safe depth, and the winter Ifos' ne
cassitates a replacement OF the pipe, anu anu
an additional digging. Certalnly Mas'e ~.
here. We allowed the weeds 10 sIoM oH
one piece of land, not thinking 10 Whao o
Droportions they would grow Dy the Siiiie
The crops were too far advanced 10 aulni. /.
tbe hoe. A waste here Wnlch mlgn'
@ .no Toear obyiated. And so on, waste
l!, nave oe ond big everywhere, all arising
stCle eons onr M not thinking sufficiently
IroH molte because not necessary and easil!
Mated Ms We omit the ordinary waste
3pn 1,' ~ want of appreciation OF cleanh
L. ii and thoroughness,-t wastes iron
heo9 a4oct from our manure heap
our o~r household. Verify, littl
from Ihnmgbt T will save to TIE farmer much
onG eng the saving, Though this means, eve
on on a small fam, will represent the III II
terest on a considerable capltal. IN
wastes arising from ond are 'In in lsTe
[eaaHg aut H;5geTcusable; those arising from car
Parr rress ens1a are not deserving of sympath,
lTssnssr 9Sa farmer e as we'll as the business ma
nnst ne Ia use Sc business principles, to secu
e musL mus rrest use success, and the one shou
lne IN .. iac CAREFUL of the outgoes as the othe
l. Scientific Farmer.