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, 1877-06-02
THE DOCTORS.


DUBUQUE, Ia, june l.-1'La Aahno.uann Med
'esl society Of Iowa bold IL eighth auausl meeting
a. oakaloosa yesterday aud the day befvrc. quito
large number Of representative homeopathic
physicians OF tha Stale were III attendance, sua
the occasion wss s'gna1xod by An elaborate public
addrcas from Dr.. +. II. Thinee., Of Keokuk,
which was delivered 10 . large audieuco Ia the
Simpson 4. T. Church Wednesday svenlng.
Twelve nsw members were admitted. Dr, q. N,
seidlttzs Of Ksokuk, Wa fe.eloeted Prestdept,
Mrs. VI. X. II. Harris, OF 0rinnclL aud Or. j, A.
Lucy, oi oskaiooss, we're elected vice.PrvsIdent..
Secretary. and u. ", I, vltglu, Of uurlingtoo.
, The meeting WAS h4Fnpnaoua and very fnteFest.
Ing: The ananc!sl status VI tho Association i u.
peru.
Thu ninth annual meeting will be hs|d At pa,en.
port on tho I'D ead I'D OF May, 1878.
A. thls meeting shs Association sdoptsd asticlsa
IT. nominalon If gentle men to dlt ths chalrs In The
MEDICAL department sf tha Stats GniseIslty ii iowa
CITY. The n9tnlnacs sfe DE. y. A. 0uIlbest, Vt
Dubuque, and Dr.. ". II, Parsons, Vt Burlington.
, 1877-06-02
NAVIGATION Eorrs,


cH1cAoo.-The storm- signals have not panpcd
ont wen !atcly....Tho tcyrnue.cuttcr Andy John.
son Will oo hero next wesk. Tho scQw Milton has
a ncw ]bboom. ...+ Coal laden vessols continue
10 aFriso.+..Therd arn Two 01ad Tidinps and
two Great Vests In tho hatbor.,..The prop Ocean
has taken cargo of corn 10 st. Catharlpcs on
owncf'a account. ....caps. Nevini contrad!ctcd
read. Flags aere Al half. .mast on thc shinptnF IN
epr. ae nstot Z yyestssay a. marx q respect fot e
!,ftssn carsoss Of unbe! vera on t!c market @ Yes.
tG.aay, aa Tires were eft at night. The seow
10 ~ PqGpe4 S1 S1t yessr sqd sowsa
!epaira and ovcthaultng ....T The echr Maine, ha7.
x nx os'eS q M.r nsx Rsnk, snd oyer
ur1xn PonFs.-The III Xs.oclation In Bn0a,o
s s ps :: k VIZ ssh q, %
partially deetruycd....A nav vcssal MAs isuncLcd
sh'eElnnas sh!p: 5afd 81 cs!hasine.. Wsaaas.
brought down over $50. oo0 worth u fprs Iron.
, Lnke sqpstlor TAs steam yacht Coral h.s been
sS hs1a .t foT 70 SGSaso Isfte: and VII arrive
which wintcrcd a. Milwaukee, is now 6ttinn oui a.
@ inas port, she VIII bc commanded tllis aeason by
Milwaukee, sn notrot .Is mees to:
::TLe prop Garden clly Is unrouto 70 Chicago viii
ueorKan NaJ by steamer. :. Toronto fiorbor hns
TeM auiJ ata oaically inspected, md 1t has beon
81 ths sy ..o snctoash!ng Tho ehanns 1t s
s nns 1stx kpc e bay: bo!p.f
Detl9lt by rounding to too ciceo 10 = dock ara
fena!ng phe Of hrr tows agutnst tho sttnr Ruby,
...ns ns "a; ais ond fGs e.
ND cargo o! corr Transferred At Gnfrajo by a
IlOatlnx clevator the FREQ Canai, which 10 1sld 10
% Inc hfst attempt Of q hoatcr TO cjoyuto from
pfopellet. The Dettschy has started on her trlu
now On rref IN Parry Sound, Georsan ns1 T.
bc delivered A. Detroit BY capt. Lem Ellsworth.
e. tle powerful, wrccklng atmr Lsylathap, ior
EEt !W... The manages ol the Anchor and thc
Western Tfanspor.Ation Company Lince havo
ass& Sso 70 to fsSif Seats ' s,b fais 6
tl!c now nsuro 10 lake effect On tic 14ii
Inst Capt, tirummend will cicar 1a, 60o by hia
snssessial raising of tho Pacific Twenty. three
5sehaa e!,. are expected 70 engage in tho Oshkssh
" az NAM q her acst . can q. TLey viii sa
sss rom es sS
Lake Ghamplsln -. The sehr George ". Adams
atIissa .a1; at Cleveland from MArquetta Tuesday
ltlo gross tons, drawing only twelve
feet of water. ~. buffalo Insurance. mon
want to scll tue wrecked schr Mary i. Tcrcw, ynr
Ia The Eric Hakin. The achr4 Merrill and Marsngu
made sho run fron, MiIwaukee IN ase days... :Thc
DuHaos hound down the canal, en- route for ilos.
Up III q aea sosGss sasrane. .om On Fe Fer
tonto for Chicago. The CannLlan solr Star bad
sqaati besides tGcclsnR aome other damages. thu
revenHo' !tae Ferry wns d buffalo Al last ad.
clearance clark at buffalo.
, 1877-06-02

DrrTALo, N. Y, juno 1.-vesscls passing
WelIaaa Canal fof tho last twenty four houts;
~EsrwAAn-i'arks Magellan, Collins lay 10 hay
cur; Fanny Campbell, Collins Day 10 Tocuo:
LILLY Hamilton, Collins lay 10 whlteaeh River; F.
c. Leighton, Charlotte to milwaukee,; Canada Wa.
r.. sManosh, kingston 70 Hay cty; Sweden, to sault
Ete Maria: Ntsal. soans to Toledo; Schra E. II.
toto Toledo; Flying Cloud. usweso 10 lrcen LAY;
Msty, ~ Catharlnes 10 Toledo; Acacia. Toronto 10
nack K!Yce: surprise, Fair Haven to milwaukee,:
Setos, Kingston to Lay City; Ucrr!ti Smith, Chat.
iotts 10 san4usky; Hattlo Wells. Charlotte TO Mi.
EAs1wAHD-Psop champiain, Chicago 10 o9dcny.
peasgi Oatks Augusta aal J. Il. I,cn4on, T0iclo 10
h!ngston; Lonisa, NIns ltiyes tn Kingston: Mury
s.ssls. Tive Crooks to coa'lna Day; sehTs LYMAN
EEe!sy, Ioledo u 'swegot Mary. Port Stanley 10
hhx'ion; Erie Steward. Erlc u Itsockylils; Hon-
naA ~ Fort l!uton to Clayton; J. n. Garter, black
nitet ~ Toronto; Z. J, Peters, Lear Creek to
fon Colborne. -
SSn4nTxna-schs J. D. Merrill, coal to Chicago,
FAEialIr MT3a-Unchanvcd.
, 1877-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS,


NV5N 1VEIKINN.
WHAT promises to 10 very superior evenings
entertainment IL announced 10 bc c1yen in Nc.
cornilek Hall to. morrow night, for tho bsreht Of
the etcond RcYfmcnt. Miss Rosa p'Eftns. a
younx lr.sh lady who comes With tho highest com.
1uendations from the prcaa Of other cities and
Countries, and IL BY no means stranger 10 Chcaco
audiences, will slnQ selection Of national air. and
vii gye organ and piano solos. Father Tom
tioMal Music Of Itelan. anu ~ the performance
IL Hivsn fos tho benefit Of very deserving hi
[anucd. "~'' ~
, 1877-06-02
BILLS BEFORE THE GOVERNOR,
Spftfat NspaicA 10 Ths IffAuHA.

sfhtsoElgLu, ~. June l.-Gav. Cullom Will
tomorrow pau upon tho remainder OF the bills In
BIZ hanas. six In all. A. heretofore reported, hs
will veto uousu bill sol. amending the Circuit
Court act 10 u Ia authoizs ths Of du-
ties between Circuit and County Court Judgss and
the Judges Of tho cF1r11nht Court, Chicago. Tho
Governor Will probably sign All tho other b!ls III.
e'uans lac thfce ess4oilshinx an appellate court
sfstem ~ - 70 relieve thu present Supsanu and
InSoH Co4!!4 tfoko ossf. pressure u WuIk.
Thsfa hsA been sosue pIcssuge upon th0 Governor
70 vsto ~ uAcensatahonA 6snAto bill 2al4, " ~.
, 1877-06-02

Iae funeral Of tho lase Capt, English was largely
M'endct1 yesterday Afternoon by vossel men
saa othors, and The services. those of tho
Ap"sedal Church. wcro impressive and
n'tnu. The pal!.bcArcrs wsre old friends
u Capt. English during his lifetime, and
~ csn y follows. Capts g. j. Msgil j. u. Hail.
infss itaomss Miller, and the lIun. i. ". now and Mf
ta.IM; t,..Ia; Tae remains wrfs Inciosad In q dnc
t.anet. upon and srouud which were laid oral Of.
M, ,Gap. Dattson's funeral lakes place ut . ociock
.1eshoon, from bis lsto hot,ie on North Car.
sa!sk stteet near Fourth, aud, IL IL probable, viii
sequAintAncps ~ 'e~@ At'saes enu
, 1877-06-02
6EAhIEN's WAGES,

nj. so me laatAoccs crews have bsou shipped at
of,t.nss - certain ssnount per trip, and In ono
'esm At least tho basguiu has reeulted pooriv far
S'.s. %en. The scow schr Lewis Day, which ii.
N.Y.. !e'tssdaJ from Green Bay with cargo OF
e..... sha nes, Wa twsnty.on days on hur round
H. ttf, and her crew, having shtppcd At 1lt for
II, ~, ~ came out Of the short end Of Inc born.
cfexs slling rate for ssamsn IL u par day, and
buSs,a ete s0ipPtd on the schr Hutchinson for
". - ena the Douamau tor Ford River, yogtet.
~, - tt :ntt aRnfs. Men ars abundant, and feadiiy
- - tac above Current rsta,
, 1877-06-02
MARQUETTE,

6pee5at N41.sch II z0s 7f4suns.
MARGUERITE, Mich, June l.-ARnsyEp-rrona
Ohio, Superior: schts Ryan, John4on, sandusky.
William Grnndy, Exile.
cLsAssr-props R. !. I1ackolt, sctah, Cham
berlin; schrs William, 0rnndy, John Martin. VIII.
IAN NcGEcRor. -
Wtsp-sonth, fro*h; weather, hazy.
6petiaf Nspatch 10 7ne Tribune
MARQUETTE. Aleh., June l.-AAntvkn-sehrs
s. L. Msther, 11Ippogrjh.
CLEAhEp-schs James c. Harrison, AlvA Brad.
N.Np-soulh,
WkArnsR-lAzy.
, 1877-06-02

TIE EDDY ORGAN REClTAL.
Thu fourteenth Eddy organ recital viii boe,n
this noon With one Of the nno.t programmes Of ill.,
series. Mr. Eddy Will play tho Mcndslssohn
Sonata In minor. No. 2; tho Ilsch sonsta in q
mlnur. No. 4: the Ritter Sonata In A minor, Mo, .;
ssnt.S.en. s!.t, q Aaap.odie, NJ: Il, In =; !fandss
No, = Mt: +. 4. Dowsn will sings new sohs Of
Dudley bucks, .'EIpec&aney," and an aria isoa
SulltyAn's "prodiKAt So4."
, 1877-06-02
ANOTuEt, RrnrYrr1o~

.AtSoI1E1I REDUCTION,
49,. h~otasnS 10 dispatches, Erls Canal rates bsrs
Yo,s :. 'snhet reduced, corn being taksn to Nav
i. nss PEI bu, The lowest aguse eres reached.
l. aiesSat q s cost Of transporting q bushsl, OF 81
aEes .sa an ,h isoH Chicago % New York, Va The
lis Ip.us,n.tae .ae Etio csna! i: Lake freight, &c;
: Der IL .pss. Eof on the t1D0: buffalo chligcs,
i sfs,ls"uIi,ss Canal freight. &c per bu-total, re.
q l1 on IL ats ask!ng 900 pet 100 s, Of idEc
, 1877-06-02

Lyons John Magn, Trinidad. Belle Mitchell, W.
u. Phelps. RcsAie f3sFwiek, China. "
u-rrops Japsp, CitY Of Concord, Ma!ne. Wcat-
FORD, Fletcher and tow, Tuttle and eonsort ,
Allegheny and oafRcs: rehrs Iarsns, N. a. Mn.s.
Vsn VaikcnburH, seaman. Arago.
WiND-soulhwest, fresh; weather cloudy.
, 1877-06-02

SANDWICH, ILL.,. June l.-To.lny bcrtns the
most impurtanl division Of the asrlcultafnj rear.
From q CAREFUL survey Ut tho different crops now
growing, with tho exception OF fruit, tho farmer
hau no reason 10 complain. The limited brcadfl.
OF winter wheat and winter ryc, snd the unrruai
acreage Of forage crops, ANAL grains, and corn,
with few exceptions, EtYp promiea Of abundant rc.
crup reporters " tho Chicago 11mes ali Of the rye
grown in this region In town In the fall. II would
bc wsll for them. in pursuit Of their Ariuoug uu.
Mes, TO pasta the aeoyu Item In tAcir tttIs hats
for 1t Il noticeable fact that mono OF them wear
large chapcnns. In this vicinity we shall bnvc no
cheffiea: tho applo crop Will bc 40 limited ~ IL
cut no figure In our fruit supply. Pcars wrro bad.
" injured By thu four or hvo May fsoat., and
consequently will uisappoint us in giving
variety to onr atorc OF cnnnch fruits
We have had auch simely showers that the lit tiny
OF June gives tho usual tokens Of plchty,-indeeu,
Indications nfc more than usually guod for full
remuneration for thr toll OF tho hutband,ns1 In
Dchalh County. where Iaifying interests hatt bo.
come 10 prominent atn1ng the great lnduatrtea tho
iosnKs crops are OF the utmost Importance Tor
sustaining thosa large dairlcs hicl have sprung
up duslnl she past slx years.. Pasture md grass
arc no positively aesured BY tho late liberal fnn1
that cocsc and butter making viii bccno the best
tactoEb or Rain among Tho rnral industries dnTinv
tho season, u no untowsrl exhibition OF tho clu.
meuts blight the forcshadowci plenty Of to day
The dclds now hfu dtcsaed In thclr nio4t beautiful
attlre. All OF Tho voIces Of NatuFo asu jubtlsnG
over tho grand panorama which to-day Eruc.s the
eya OYER Tho broad ezrauas Of rsch prairie, dotted
with anu nlansl0ns aud farm builllngs-so uAuy
Expressions OF fcquited labor.
, 1877-06-02
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: 1s77-TyELvE PAGES

tan!i'h new todcisl circuits. tho ramc hcInr ,nrt
Eelate system bnt the bill Ii un,lcr.tool 10 hare
t',e snnrors Of tne Stats Bar As.ocation. md Of
somc q !east n1 tho Supreme Court Judges, and
, 1877-06-02
PORT HURON.

Pon1 t1''s aa' htso!cA 10 1hs 7ttaumA
keano. s@"s' A.ct., Iuus l.-Uowk-pyops
bs,,nu,.. Lowell. Montana, Jauss Flax. IT,,
to.sss "a shu basges, Cotmofrnt and ba.ycx.
YsYoss n,hS sad hasxcs; sehts Three Drothcta'
aeotss H. ca4e. G. r, MtueA. Daniel
, 1877-06-02
Eject Of Metal. upon Anrsthoals.

Lo4tloN 7A1IIJ HcEG
Some twcnty tive yeass ayua certain 81. Bur1,'
dnctof In Flaucu, announced discovery Il
wlleh Acteuce looked with 1lttlv favor. liz d.
clared that the application of ctrtaiu metxls 10
tie human body relieved she malady Of Auss-
, 1877-06-02

9RtpoEron1, june l.. 1.-AnxivkD--Prop Mon.
laak, Lockport, $40 bsla hour; prop Len, Lock.
port, 4, 600 bu oats,
CLEAtxf,-af aynowcr Joliet. M. .b32 n 1nrher,
Champion, Lasalle, 90, 6D3 II lumber.
, 1877-06-02

BUFFALO,.
Special DttpaseA 10 Tie Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. Juno 1.-Chartcrs ID Du6a.
10. schr X. Fitzgerald, TO- COO ba wheat At DC;
prop Nsbraaka, 80. 900 bu wheat on through rase.
The ssht 3. r. Druco IN loading TO- OOO bu oats 10
HnGafo Al lAc. Tha tnF luck Davis was foun,i
SUNK this ntofninG In Walkers Point Basin. Hho
10 Aupposed 10 bare speunE alcAk.
, 1877-06-02
----H.---- ,1V.---
INEU1t1lATINS WANTED.

1SEOnM4T!0S WANTED -Dr Mss FRANCES
= Nahton: " to5uken. who t. s4ppoA1 " naru
sotnSti1a f<sDeetns her present whereabouts ail 20
Fun sseesse1 " hcr meia9f. MIS-. ANN kYH-
, 1877-06-02
THE CROPS,

Reports from Thtrty-aix Townships ia
Central Ji1ino1a.s- other rseporte.
spectaj DispasoA to ne tribune.
TcscnLA, H.. June 1.-Th|a morning have
farmers predictions from, tb'fty-sx Townships In
Douglar- Champaign. Noultrie, Macon. Shelby,
Edgar, Coles. and Clark Counties. m1da ND thla
week.
On WedncsdsyA light rain fell IN the notthe m
townships Of shelby County, extended Into Coles
and MouIttio; on Thuradsy extended into Douglas.
sud to-day ia travelling northeast Into Edgar and
vcEmtQn. In the district named the season has
been on an average two weeks late. Whcn tho
emily rains let up the farmers al oncu began plow-
ing. and much OF the land being TOO wet, heavy
elods werc turned out Of tho sdsrows.
a hot son followed for ono week,
rendering tho ground hard 10 work.
However, two.thirda Of the seed IA well In, and
these rains will serve Tho double purpose Of reduce
Ing tho ctods and Of atasting The tced 1t does not
appear 10 b. ~ electric storm.-only gentle a.
tsatson from The nozzle of the clerks sprinkler.
by telegraph this morning learn The rain IN may.
lns hloyly toward The Wabash aud vermiilon
Rivers.
For two years corn. wheat and oats hare been
almost total failures In this district Farmer.
howcrcr, mainly own tbs lsud they cultivate and,
having bonnteous crops in '73 and II. arc now
encouraged u extra 1abof. Every available hand.
even women and youns girls have sided during tho
p sntlnR seaeoh. The breadth ofland put in is Ia
c1cess Of ~. The general crop Is corn and pota-
toes, very little whoat oats and that mostly for
domestic use. Tho fruit crop promIzes wctI, as
uanal. This Is mt yerr rctsb bic fruit REGION and
farmers do not place much confidence In tho yicld.
Douglas County, Eight Townships Ground In
fatr condition; seed ncarly all In; no danger Of
damage By rain.
hioultrie County. Three Townships nearly
all planted aud ground In good condition. The
mo4t encouraging prospect for three years.
Shelby County, Five Townships Uplnni seeding
hll done; bottom lind partially. The upland corn
prospect 10 unparalleled, everything taken Into
confederation. Tho seaaon is ten dayn later thcn
usual- bot tho ground IL in better condition than
cyct known. On the bottom land farmers Will have
two years crops Of wcels 10 liastuF.
Coles County, Six TownBhips- and frut
G;fops nooss the average; corn lands In good con.
aition; aced 4ulte oil In; ptowing over snd cult
Edsus Comfy, Flve eTownshlp+-p,a!r!c lana In,
tatr condition, with mast Of tho pcedipo jnnc. i
timtcr land, being lght and aeahtc. gives i grand
prospect. Fruit and whcAt prospects altovs thr
avcf' &C. Ham needed only to break UP cIuds hut
tAsncfa are still using the cfnsiIer.
Nerm'lon county. f1ve Townrhips-Tcn lays
late this season. but ground In good condition:
eccdlng nearly oil done, md prospects, encouraK.
lug. Wheat good: fruit fair.
clark County, Four Townehip-Thc wheat Yield
proinihca well, and fruit above nycenKc ycnfr.
Corn nearly all In. Tho ground mellow and easily
worked. '
, 1877-06-02

ysl cauae. CAL xsitc Law once VI Il Nun Iii1N.
khf. luz "A4hlu<toaAt. isoums - and "a Clicsxu
DsyolcEs LEuALLy ASn QUIETLY OBTAINED
- ~ sTtff FtaIa ADd Territory for ucoiupa(lbifY
etcA ltestdtaee Rse &ftes Ieclcti Il
tipefltnCe. \ GDUDIEIl AnuEneY l1i iIystu..tn. n
, 1877-06-02
INSTRUCTION.


AEASIEl-YUuSG MEN WIG WISH To LEARS
~ architectural IrsuEltlux 41 Instruction Ih artst.
.cN totki taFe Gtautt to paI&1:A HIAlnt u ElAAt
their t1s4s u ~ Mtlttscts o<s through 4un1cr
Nix mont ha FcFnlaneI : tf t'r W
, 1877-06-02

foEits0NAL-MlsS tAitA D.. Or kALAMAztHL
MlsA. There y I letter In thu Chlcsg0 pu4t-u4nea
()ElsoSAL-AN uSMAKKiED bE<rLEMAS.
p..s tu.ddie ~ saa Roa.esana nns h4me eis.,
wines ~ c0ttcstVa1 with ~ educated. tGlac1 ApA
pLsltse..iHS nnl,alsiel la.l allows medium helxhl,
Wild ~ aN4llt dlApv9!oni fFuu = u u All Cofyu-
, 1877-06-02

A usULtITELYsAFE FROM FIRE. WAREHOUSE
n lN HcAt Nunfue-st stoFtax fufnasufe, netvGan-
, 1877-06-02

4tASeNE@@ ClakNCGS4
4 f1tST:CLAss sSLunS FOR SALE. NO. 2io
south Ws,et'st.. near the Iunlaf. market mcun
70 ~ ny or tr wulr saiou on fcx.up.
sois terms. Csti Ut NJ. Nllw sukrs.sv,
EoK sALE-b,,UT AM sIInE.sTtllsE D9lYV
Roki rrtAl! ttx1e In one Ut the lest towns III 1,.
not y +Gn ahhaatsntAs Ruui "a surg; easy fsrlNs:
coEtespondrnce solicited At4re.s i iol. Tribune.
TSOM sALK--riiE .LEAn1SU HuTEL N LIVE
!!lfnols ftil!oAd csy for SIl no. hall caa, Furn-
ALG AA lrast q hrw stury rsk h0tr1: fitlFDa ctr
!ldlanai ttnt Other + .od hotc!s Ia NuFilNest
nsts ranSsss fT fsM. se tA. g nsa wh lis
ElSE Dnu0.sToliE PoK SALE UTTEILY
ttottn down ln aeAlih. We arr compelled 10 olftr
1as oa,,s s191s Ct ,a!s, ai,SA tic nst
" ths city. Stock IN xuod condition. and wei a.suti
-, HaAlnesa zoo1 anl very lruIni.inK. Amply 10
ttis!!kE ESWnon q CO.. Metropolitan HEug slotr, 81
1;oIs sALE-ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND i.E5
t&afeut In hFst.efAs nentun. furnished ali com.
plete u !nnnlEK ur1rI; VIII 2iy1 suu trade uT .cII
~ caa at ~ centa un the COLLAR. Ala1rss H. TFiN.
ISo! sALE-sALO!iS STocK. T0t1L.TAliI.E AND
n!eutrsi EIA; ;c!nas corner on ths Wet side. Ar.
Glv vt9 70 EESiiunI. KELLY COLEMAN. Nos ~ ana ~
Fon SALE. mug sroIii:. Go0b.rNYtSG AND
!oaK sstabisA11 f9r at. or half !ptrfr,t for
IF YOU WANT 70 Sell. HUY. On TRADE 4
1rte t. ssat s..aff ss Ss z
V{rAfT, 10 FIND PURCHASER FOi, MILLINERY
~ huAtMc9si lave ku4sd trade sDa Kool aI4a4, Al.
afSss G93 7sL. Mt1nceE9!is. AlI1n:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-26

A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.-I do not know
more beautiful sight on earth than a
man who has served his Lord for manv
years, and who having grown gray in
service, feels that in the order of nature
he must soon be called home. He is
rejoicing in the first fruits of the Spirit
which he has obtained, but he is pant
ing after the full harvest of the Spirit
which is guaranteed to him. think l
see him sitting on a jutting crag by the
edge Of Jordan, listening to the harpers
on the other side, and waiting till the
pitcher shall be broken at the fountain
and the wheel at the cistern, and the
spirit shall depart to God who gave it.
A wife waiting for the husbands foot
steps, a child waiting in the darkness
OF the night till its mother comes to
give it the evening kiss, are portraits of
our waiting. 1t is pleasant and prec-
ious thing so to wait and so to hope.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-26


MILK COws.-COws that are TO come
IN early, should be dried off in good
time. 1t is not economy to milk cows
as long as few pints may be drained
from them. The drain on the system
In nourishing the calf is enough for the
cow to bear. If the cow is copious
mixer, care must be exercised in feed.
lng' lest in the new flush of milk, gar
get may occur. To avoid this, feed low !:
give no corn meal whatever, and it is
safest to give nothing but hay and some
roots. There need be no apprehension
II large, heavy udder is not shown
before calving. 1t will be the safer.
and the flow of milk may easily be en-
couraged when the calf is week or two
old, and danger of inflammation is pass
ed. Every farmer cannot have his cows
lresn IN the winter. nor can every dairy
man or woman make winter butter of
hresh quality; but those who can do
these things are able to get double the
profits from their COWS that Others do
and have their dairy work come at the
season when there is little else to be
done-a matter for smart farmers to
think over.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-26
2feric,rlf,tral Department.
BREAKING STEERS.

Every farmer knows that handy
pair of oxen pair that can back
nearly as much as they can draw. that
are quick to mind the word, that can
be driven as we'll at the pillow handles
as by their side, that will not run away
every time they are left alone, that will
not crowd or pull apart in the yoke
such yoke of cattle is worth the high
est price. Now, this value is made in
properly breaking them when steers.
The most excitable, willful, and bad
tempered young cattle may be SO hand
led as to make them safe and handy as
oxen. So the dullest, cosset-like calf
may be spoiled fer an OK in breaking
him to the yoke and service. The COM
mon method is to have little yoke for
the calves and the boys fool them around
all the winter, or wait until they are
two-past and put them, in all their
wildness, in team between two strong
yoke of oxen. Now, says the Golden
Rule, we advise better way: Take
the steers in the winter after they are
year old, and for several days tie them
together with rope, not more then
twenty inches apart, and let them run
in the yard, that they may get accustom-
ed to being fastened to each other. Then
put single yoke, not like a work-yoke,
but made of two crooked-pieces, one to
60 under the other above the deck, with
two pins each side: with this they will
not learn the bad habit of turning the
yoke, and will in short time get so
accustomed to it that when you yoke
them together they will receive the res
traint without pulling apart, crowding,
or turning the yoke. Use light sled
at first, increasing slowly and gradually
the weight of The load to teach them to
pull. After they have learned this
part, teach them to back in the same
way,-nothing but the sled at first,
where it will run easy, and add load as
they increase in knowledge and ability.
Do not leave them until they get thor
oughly handy alone, headed toward the
barn, or home never start them for
/ - 10 al, in awLwn-l ->Aaitinn
Guide with the motion of the whiI
rather than by whipping them up. Ii
these points are observed, the steers
when old enough to work, will be per.
fectly tractable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-26

The largest single sale of wheat ever
recorded in commercial history was late
ly made in California. The lot com.
prised $4,000 tons or $4,000 centals
and with 1000 tons additional copsti-
tuted this years crop of single
ranch of 10000 acres lying in the val.
ley of the Sacramento River. The price
was Sligo. gold, per bushel, delivered
at Princeton's landing. equal to $3.50
laid down on the wharf at San Francis
co. The proceeds of this sale amounted
to s64S,0O0, and the quantity was suf.
hcient to load twelve or thirteen large
sized ships.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-26

WHEN TO SALT STOCK.-Going to
church, winding the clock and sailing
the sheep, used to be the triple duties for
every summer Sunday in many we'll
regulated farmers family. We trust
places been stricken from the programme.
Experiments which have recently been
made show that when COWS have been
sailed but once a week their flow OF
milk has been the largest on the day
when they have been sailed, and that
even when sailed once in two days they
give more milk on the day when they
had salt than on the one when they did
not. The lesson to be drawn is obvious
enough. Salt your cows every day.
So of other stock-keep salt by it SC
that when it has an appetite for salt il
can crafty it. No animal will eat more
salt than it wants or needs, if it has
access to the trough every day, but il
obliged to go salt hungry for eight OF
ten days and then give it change, il
is pretty certain to eat more than is
good for it. None of us would relish
being obliged to eat a weeks supply Of
salt every Sunday morning or any other
morning, and cows taste in this mat.
ter is very much like our own. Every
pasture, and certainly every barn-yard,
should contain sheltered salt trough
to which stock of all kinds can have
daily access. 1t is the easiest way, the
most economical way. the most saving
way, the most paying way, and the best
way all around.