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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-30
FOR SALE.
BUGGIES & CARRIAGES.
yJ,HE UNDERSIGNED Is STILL AT HI
o,a stand. 3s Carondelet street,

And will sell carriages and buggies for lower
,ice than anv dealer in he South for the next
Sixtv davs TO come to make room for q new fall
stock. viii sell lower than any dealer IN the
city for CASH or thirty. sixty anu ninety Gays
nceentance to suit the emergency
II P-T have exclusive control ana safe OF the
celebrated Emerson Il Fisher top and no top
bnooies that cannot be surpassed for beauty,
eieeance. cheapness and durabi ity in the
tinted States. They are nanu1actured OF the
hest material; patent wheels and axletrees.
nered English steel springs-al fully guaran-
iced all OF which will be sold in accordance with
w / have also large stock Of CHILDREN,s
CARRIAGES, from 81 up to $40: full assort-
ment of VELOCIPEDES, and the square JAP
ANESE UMBRELLAS. new style and water
nroof Call at IS Carondelet, and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere, and save money,
Again | have exclusive sale OF the work man.
ufaetured by Messrs McLear IL Kendall, OF
Philadelphia--th largest and most successful
send their goods to every city in the United
States; have many established repositories
well stocked with the finest work. over the c9nn-
| try and build 1000 and 5000 Jobs year. rms
work is the very best quality for wear ana com
| fort fully guaranteed for twelve months. rms
| firm has stood all the financial eruptions and
| panics for twenty years and to-day Is 1ar In au
| vance Of any establishment in the country
| PSI also buy largely Of MessrS. Dart 1sey
| nolds, Of New Haven, Conn, the young ana en-
| terprfsing successors of G. L. Newhall Ihej
| be surpassed for durability and flnish, fulll
| guaranteed .
| austf /. T. MADDUX.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY AUGUST 3d. 1877.

sold, of which 400 snd 100 white mixed at 56c;
and 800 choice white at 57c III bnshel.
OATS-Fair supply OF GaeDa and Texas, but
st. Louis are scarce. The demand Ia moderate
at unchanged prices. st. Louis are quoted as
3se, Texas al 4tc. Only 100 sseka Galena sold
at 40o 1g bushsl.
BRAN-Llght supply with fair demand at
previous prices. 100 and 200 sacks sold at 75c
Y3 100 H..
HAY There are ample stocks and scarcely
any demand. consequently prices for choice have
declined 81 T3 ton. M sales. Prime ia quoted at
5017; choice $500 8 ~ Ton.
HU rfBR-1he demand at the close OF the
month In very light aud stocks are ACCOMPLISHING
28t13Oc, do dsiry fair 25t026c, New York prime
dairy fir 2O0122c, Western creamery fine 2701 &c.
Western repseked good 16@17c, do fair 14t@15o
" GHEEsE- stocks are accommodating and prices
are essy. Western il quoted at 10a4e New York
State 1i1sc; New York cream l4lsc " ID.
RICE-Large receipts and good demand but at
easier pric 8. 200 bbs rough sold at "a 65 W Dbl
Louisiana clean is quoted Ut; NO. q &C; fair 53sc;
good 5s46657se, and prime 6064e ~ b.
BAaGING-rbe market is strong aud the de-
mapd il good. Owing to insufficient freight room
from New YORK. to this CITY the supply is small small
Domestic lutte is quoted, At wholesale, at l3s4c,
an retailing at 1401l414e " yard.
Receipts OF PHUDU % Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 6 bbls -four, l02 bbls pork,
1877 bbls whisky, 294 tlerces hams, 46 casks bacon,
80 boxes bacon. GIT sacks corn. Adj bsiss nay,
bbls molasses, 525 bbls apples, $50 rolls bagging,
2l5 kegs butter 53i sacks cotton seed, 30 boxes
cheese, gY bbIs onions, 1893 bbls rice and 372 bbls
potatoes.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE Exports since our
review OF yesterday. 4sg bbls -four, 81 bbls pork,
45 casks bacon, "a iisrces lard. 96 bbs whisky. 22
bbls corn meal 1886 sacks corn, 40 sacks oats.
Is sacks bran, bales hay, 66 hhts sugar, 12S
bbls supar, "a bills molasses, 1S9 bbls rice, l2y
sacks coffee. Is bbls apples, kegs butter, III
sacks salt, 6 bbIs onions and 10 bbls potstoes.
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BRITISH GENERALS.

Hereafter, British generals OF more
than 70 are to be retired and become in
eligible for staff appointments rule
applicable to about 100 out Of 375. Col
onels OF SIS are to be compelled to retire
on an allowance OF g420 a year. Gap
tains who entered under the purchase
system will be ineligible for promotion
after twenty five years service; and
post. purchase captains will be disquali.
lied for promotion after completing Pc
RODS Of about twenty to twenty-three
years service. Subalterns who remain
unpromoted for twenty 70 twenty-three
wears must retire on half-pay.
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RUSSIA NEEDING MEN AND MONEY.
New York Times.]

N6W 1oIh
The Russians are very hard pressed
for both men and money. Already their
monthly war expenses are about three
times as great as their revenue; but no
sacrifice will be spared to bring back o
little lustre to their dimmed arms. A
proposal was made to the director Of
the Roumanian railways to suspend all
freight and passenger trains until the
troops now on their way from Poland
could be got to the front. This was re-
fused, but compromise was made
which guaranteed the postal service,
but placed at the disposal OF the au--
thorfties train every ten minutes il
required. At the rate Of consumption
going on for the last fortnight, the re-
serves which are now being moved for
ward will soon be used up. Then there
will remain nothing, by way Of food for
powder, except the Imperial Guard, at
present ordered into the Polish prov
inces, whose revolutionary agents will
profit by the first favorable opportunity
to start another instruction.
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as soon "a they were turned loose. They
demaned his authority to seize ties
made in Texas from Texas lumber. He
answered: BY the authority ola United
States marshal. The men brought the
ties lover 1900 to this place by keeping
them by the Texas shore. They will
ship them. unless prevented by force.
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COMM ERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO ORAT.
Wndnnsdau Evanino AnpnSt ~. lSII.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMUu, 10
Wednesday Evening, August ~, 1871.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless otherwise stated IN fIAefag
small orders higher prices are pad
COTTON-The receipts OF new crop to-day
embraced 81 bales (lbcluding an allowance Tor
seed cotton), making total to date OF JUG bales,
Of which 16 from Texas, against SO last year,
including As from Texas.
The sales to-day were confined tn 10 bales,
st prices requiring no change In our quotations.
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Monthly advertisements, hayl ar d sas 'hn b H
obpraed two-thitds the. above rates. .,ah
o1 MAsifitorial paao monthly advertisements. eaeh
square, $40 per inontn
R.tex for Al serttsing In the weekly Ne"
Orleans Democrat.
Tranaient and general rates the same as for
oAdy y.srtisements for the period OF one month
aud longer gs follows:
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The demand for discounts continued fair to-
day, both in bank and on the street, and COM
mercial paper was unchanged. Under the course
of the market at New York Gold and Foreign Ex-
change were slightly irregular; the former closed
the same as yesterday. but the latter little
stronger The movement in both WAS gu to
limited. New York sight was easier for CONNER
cial. Stocks continued quiet State Consols de-
clined "a III cent. Yesterdays prices OF Premium
Bonds were maintained, even alter the closing OF
the bids to-day for the sale to the city. Scrip,
Coupons and Warrants ruled at about previous
rates.
traitor of Finance to receive bids for sale to the
city of 100000 Premium and other city bonds
the bids were opened to-day and the following
we're accepted: DeBuys 81 Ogden, $4,000 Gold
Bonds a.. b., at SO Is; a. Bienyenu saoo' ooo
do at 32.87, and $40, 600 do at $3.50; r. Rim
hardt. $40, 600 do at $780, @. M. Morales, $4,000
do at 50 30, and $40 600 do at 49, "a; Reinhardt,
sac, 900 do Ut 32.95; J. Strauss, $1,000 Ten Fer
Gent Bonds, 1871, at 3314, and DeBuys Ogden.
1898 Gold Certificate, 8. s., at 1925, making
total OF s2060i9 %.
We continue TO quote: Exceptional commercial
paper -@5 " cent per annum discount; Al DO
do@ second grade 40 arads ss
Gold opened at 1O41l@1O42244, against 1914 at
New York and after limited business Closed at
1O45s@1O47, against 1o4H in that market. a Ths
at 1O41s $1,000 at 10451s, $1,000 at 1O4a AMI $4,000
| at 1047a.
Foreign Exchange was irregular, but some
| what stronger than yesterday at the close. ..
| The sales Of sterling we're confined to GlO00
bill Of lading at 1917 and ElOO0 bank at 5o4l
The only sale OF francs reported was 5O,000
com mercial at 50lA.
| At the close STERLING bills were quoted at 495l
0osOOL for bill OF lading and Al clear and %
| bO4h for bank tbank counter rate -f05O5)
and francs at5.0lH for commercial and nominal
| for bank. ...-..-.-,
| New York sight was easier for commercial.
| The sales comprised $40 900 commercial and $780,
| 600 and $40 600 private bankers at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York OF
| L0% % cent premium, while commercial sight
| was quoted at 1s0A, against -C0A yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-11 A. M.
5000 Premium Bonds. ........... 3zI
1000 City Scrip, 1875. .........--.........o o
BETWEEN CALLS.
10000 State Consols ...................... ~
$4,000 Premium Bonds. ................ ..3zI
| SECOND CALI P. NJ.
500 HalEPaid City Coupons. ....."....37
Stocks continued quiet.
State Consols declined Il y cent, closing
Premium Bonds were still quoted at 321at0331s
City Scrip closed at 491aD51 for 1879 Issues
and 321.0l3314 for 1876.
Nothing was reported in Coupons.
State Warrants ruled at 93fB931a,
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W. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
MONROE. LOUISIANA.

Practices in the parishes Of OR1achisa, D
house and Richland. Claims taken Tor &C
ton In all other parishes. with privilege o. /
iux aAotos now e19
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Southern Shoe FACTORY
OF JOHN HANSEN

nn and BE Canal stFeets NOW UfIeAHs
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS. 1
Tam of the same opinion as yourselves (
am determined to help build up the manu-
balr fhe IaDt,ring classes and keep the moi
When would otherwise go to the North, at nc,
Hbont a year ago started my Facte ry, and
using the best material and paying my na
bnsiness and support 800 women and enilo
that would have otherwise left the State
order still to increase my Factory, W.
earnestly call upon the merchants, not ON
fhe city, but of the whole country, TO give
their aid and announcement Come and see
dattIv pN0. HAESF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-30

A ten million dollar tunnel is to be
bored under the Apennines, In connec-
ton with the projected railway from
Florence to Imola, via Fiesole.
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A farm hand for harvesting is paid in
Central Italy seven cents d day, and
considers himself a lucky man to find
employment at that rate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-30
OLIVER III. LEE,
BROKER,
, rnndpfpf stree

Near Canal, New Orleans.
Particular attention Paid to the SETTLE
MEIT OF BACK TAXES. Bonds, stocks;
notes oity and Sratn securities bought and soid
exclusively on commission. a1Az LII
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPERs
.pvERTtsIrG RATEs-DAILx.

Transient advertisements u per square ten
tnea of solid agate, first Insertion; 80 cents
sanli as.bseulett consecutive insertion.
wants. TO Isent, For Sales and Boarding ad-
vartigsments 10 cents o line net cash. solid mea-
sura None taken at less than 40 cents.
Advertisements for the period OF one month
nd longer, aB follows.
Local or Business Notices 20 cents line. ne!
line not.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-30

At the close Of the first centennial Of
the United States there were 25, ,907
hogs in the whole country.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Wednesday Evening, August 40, 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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TO ARCHITECTS AND ARTISTS.

Designs will be received until October 1. 1871
for a Monument to the memory OF HOBI. 7
Orleans-not to exceed $50 900 In cost, include
ali ground work foundations, etc; All conn m T.,
nications to be addressed to p. A. PALtREl
Chairman Monumental Committee, NO. VI "
rondelet street. auz im eo1
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Wishing to open the fall and winter season
with an entirely new stock of goods we will
continue on MONDAY our great sale at sacri-
fee. We have reduced all our Summer Goods
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Leary had received commission from
Gov. Hubbard to raise regiment In
case Of war with Mexico. No privates
out Of nearly 200 applicants.
Sam b. Cole, pardoned convict from
Collin county, reports to the Mckinney
Enquirer that another convict from the
same county, named Clint Slimp, SEN
fenced FOR horse stealing, had laid his
hand on a block and chopped it off
with a spade. He did this to avoid
work.
Mr.. r. r. White exhibited to the edit
or of the Gonzales Examiner q stalk OF
cotton which had been saturated with
the worm destroyer. The effect on the
plant was to check its growth and urge
better development of the hollis. The
lot OF young branches, on which were
twenty -one half-grown bolls.
The party who pursued and captured
the negro convict who beat the Deputy
Sheriff of Walker county last week, re-
turned to Huntsville with a led horse,
and reported that the negro escaped
, Sunday night somewhere between
, Huntsville and Madisonville. In other
, words, he was hung or shot by those
who had him in charge. Is their crime
. any the less, and are they any less guilty
Of murder. because the negro was bad
man ?-[Houston Telegram.
q A dispatch, dated August %, from
| Orange to the Ners says: To-day the
!. sheriff and deputy, with three citizens
+ who were part owners Of the ties, pro
g ceeded one mile above town to theil
q boom, which was tied to the Texas shore
Q and were met by United States mar
shall. VINO stated he would seize Inc tle'
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country has shown marked improvement in the
past few days, and the market generally has q
better tone and stronger prices under the lnf1u-
| ence of small stocks here and stronger western
advices.
for good lots, and come offers OF less were re-
| fused. 80 and 90 bbls sold at s13 % p8 Dbl
Dealers have fair job lot trade at $14 25(0l4 50
% Dbl. s.,..
demand at sac packet, and all at that price
| were boupht M. They are now held at 5Lc T3
ID. spot and to arrive Is, 10 and 20 boxes sold
at $40 ID fb. Dealers are jobbing them at bAc
9s Ii.
BACON-We note a small stock, better demand
and firmer maj ket IL boxes shoulders SOLD al
$40 and 20 at sac, and $40 was refused for
more, and 20 boxes clear sides sold at ohsc 9, ID.
Clear rib sides are quoted at &c u D.: DeaieTs
have fair JOB trade at 61ac for sh Iuiders, o4c
for clear rib sides, and $40 for clear SIDES. uo
in light supply and in demand at 11Agl2c.
Medium average are quoted at llA0lz1ae q 10.
| Dealers obtain 10 above these prices III theii
order trade 40 and 50 tierces CHI 10 sugar
small size, sold, for exoort, at l2c y ID. :.
BREAKFAST BACON = Choice 10 In light sup
NV and in demand at 10c W ID. The market
Is quoted at 9@1oc % ID. as in size' cas aha
qI PAG1KERs' HOG PRODUCTS - Dealers an e
selling in their Job trade on orders ~ 20 per na
pork. sio 50 for prime and 81 for rump pork.
WaJsKY-A lot of bbls old Bourbon Solo
a. 20 25 10 gallon, and 80 bbls on plyate terms.
Western rec,ified is in light supply, ana quoted
at 81 1O@1 1914 ~ gallon, as IN proof Dsaisfs
obtain 50sIoc above these prices in their order
; CORN IN sACKs-The market is bare OF vel.
Inv. and orders are here for it. II would com,
mand 671sc p bushel Good supply oil white ano
wnise unAsa ana very nstls aslnaaa' Aoc1 SAs~a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
at Makes all Wrong"


Please, father, it is wrong to go pleasurine
on the Lords day? Ny teacher says it is"
why. child, perhaps it is not exactly
right"
Then it is wrong, isn't it father"
40, don't quite know That il it is only
once 10 a while"
Father, yoh know how fond I am Of sums 2"
"a Yes, John, I'm glad you are ] want you
to DO them well, aud be quick and clever at
figures but why do you talk Of sums Just
now ?"
Because, father, if there's one little figure
prt wrong in a sum, it makes it all wrong
however large the amount may be-"
"To be sure, child, it does"
Then please, father, don't you think if
Gods day is put wrong now aud then, it makes
all wrobg?"
put wrong, child-how?'
I mean, father, put to a wrong use"
That brings it very close" said the father,
as if speaking to himself; and ilen added,
John, it is wrong to break Gods holy Sab
bath. lie has forbidden il, and your teacher
was quite right"
Remember the Sabbath day aud keep it
hoI-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
A Brave Boy.

The following incident will serve TO Illus
trate the brave and hardy character Of
our mountain boys The blood Of the old pio-
neers who conquered a home amid hostile
savages, veuomous reptiles, dangerous animals
and the rugGedneSS Of uatu @, still Courses
through the veins of their descendants Last
week Dorsey. a ten-year old son Of widow
Hartsock, who lives on the East side Of Polish
mountain while on bis way Ia school accom-
panied 10y a cur dog, STATED fine four-prong-
ed deer The dog gave chase and caught the
deer but was soon shaken of The deer ran
through rail fence aud into a poll of water
below a bridge on the pike, where it was over
taken aud seized again by the dog. The lit e
fellow. who bad followed 10 the chase. now
Jumped from the bridge aud caught the deer
by the horns aud held lis head under water
until the auitnal was drowned We challenge
the country to produce parallel to this. When
we consider the danger Of the deer when
brought 10 bay many instances occur to Us Of
fatalities that have befallrn the robust and ex-
perenced hunter. We cannot but characterize
the achievement of young Hartsock as an act
of bravery worthy Of matnrer yeas and man
hoods strength aud skill Cumberland AHe-
qdRidR
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viR1lNiA F&iE PRESS
TERM

~ The Rsg PaEssis 1ablished weekly al Tro
f .r-srat Ft0y C,pt.per o''aHH' a. adro"es.
3 ItEED)LLNISif not paid in advauc
- t. co p reg 'ttts for 90 mont
r-rhs,,rms OF advertising are, for square
SD. .aeb' ortess. one Dollar and F'fty Ce.t.for
.... l..-,ilas-,arger ones in thes ne 'rO %.
~ c,atin1lnce Ftf'y Gents.
as. tI,.rusement,o be considered by The
.-.l ,rvsar solcss specified on the Manuscript.
.. ,..vi,a.ly ,,rccj upon between the parties.
g-Au advertisement not marked on the copy
...in.d number Of insertions viii bccontinued
I'D i.-.d ,g,. payments eSacted accordingly.
- :.s-ttp AD,ElrIsENgNTs.-T avoid any
...ri.-.,lading on the part Of the arm slsdver-
.-. t.s proper to state DISTINCTLY that theirpri.
...-. oaly extends to their immediate business
.I...l..L,.Jnrall hertdvertisementssent
..ntobean additional charge, and no varia-
t-.
,a.ll-y V,,ices o r more than aveliueswin
..tr--l pr.
81 FDSG--P,st,rs, Sale Bills. Circulars,
o.. -... .Sscated promptly, neatly andat,air
..ces.
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The Old Family Journal.
SURVIVAL OF rnE FIrTEsT.
ny CT. cRAxcn.

{.
"Nsught Do. the fiites, lives" hear
Ring on the northern breeze Of thought;
"To Natures heart the strong are dear;
The week must pass unloyed, unsought"
And vet, in hniertones, Voice
Is hear nd that SAYS, a." y child Of earth,
Your minds best WORK. vour hearts best choice,
Shall stand with God for what they are worth.
IT'S not the strong alone survives;
Truth. beauty. virtue, scattered Wide
In humble soil. bear noble lives
Whose fruits forever must abide.
Times buildings are not all Of stone;
With fraiest hbrcs Nature spins
Her living webs frnm zone 10 zone,
And what is lost sue daily wins.
| fain would think, amid the strife
Between realities and forms.
Slight gifts may claim perennial life
Mid slow decay and sudden storms.
This tuft of silver hairs loose
From open window 10 the breeze.
Some bird offspring perchance may use
To build her nest in yonder trees.
These leaves Of light and earnest rhyme
Dropped on the windy world, though long
Neglected now, some future time
May weave into its nest OF song.
--AdaHfie NoAiilN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29
SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

not only prompy arrests the corroding discharges In
C4tarri but sympathetic action restores to sound
health an iie organs OF the head that have become
affected by u and exhibit any OF the followin. adec-
lions: -
Defective Eyesight. Inilamed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache.
Pains in the Temples, Loss of the Senses OF
Taste and Smell, ElonSation of the Uvuia'
Inflammation of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains Or. Sanfords Improved In
hang Tube with full and carefully prepared directions
Tor @ in All cases Price 81. For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers Throughout the United
States and Canaaas. WI EkS & POTTER General
agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

Those events which are often Che most con
trary 70 our views and desires are nevertheless
plaubed by divine Providence in a general way,
as regards yourself. You must not allow your
self to be discouraged by anything that may
happen. The will Of God must always be
done. The people Of God We. on, Of The land
Of Egypt where the family Of Jacob, through
force Of circumstance, was obliged TO enter
The son OF God likewise will 60 out Of the land
Of Egypt, where He has been obliged 10 BY for
safety. Exile is hard to bear, but nothing can
ininre the worth Of Providence. Trial i De-
cs.sary preparation f9r Gods work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

Cow-MPLIMEXTARF-- -" The COW belongs
more especially TO the Northern people. to the
region Of the good green grass. She is the
true grazing animal. That broad, smooth,
always dewy nose Of hers is just the sugges-
ton Of green sward. She caresses the grass
she sweeps of tie ends of the leaves she
reaps it with the soft sickle Of her tongue.
She crops close, but she doesn't bruise or de-
your the turf like the horse"
Thus happily discourse,h the old agricul-
,ural geut-JohD Burroughs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-12-29

At a recent meeting, 10 which there was
much religions interest, an old man gave ex-
preston to his 10Y Ivy shouting, and continued
it until be began to interrupt the services
Brother H. said to Brother W, Go stop that
old mans noise" lie went 10 him and spoke
few words, ADD the shouting man at once be-
came quiet. Brother D. asked Brother W,
What did you say to The old man that quiet
ed him 50 promptly" asked bin icr
dollar for foreign missions"