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CANADIAN NEWS,

. 1pee1d! L7spdtca 10 1aE 1F7osHe.
OTTAWA Ont. April 1.-THE Premier IN
nouuecd in the House Of Commons to day that ne
gottattons were IN progress between the Govern
mcnts Of Canada and Great Britain with the view
Of landing Ensliah nails for: New. YorS and also
those for Australia at Halifax Tho choice Of the
Canadian route for the latter would materially
mail train made the Journey from Halifax to Mon
trea1, 500 odd miles. in twenty mine hours. &c
Special Dltpasca to 1As Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, April sl4---Ih the House: this
evening Mr.. Laurier moved resolution to the
effect that ]. II. Currier, member for Ottawa, OPP
position: having supplied lumber under contract to
the public departments his seat be declared vacant
and that the natseE be referred to the Election and
, 1877-04-15
SUBURBAN..



Tnes1av there was IN election OF city 'of9errr
tho result being tho unanimous choice Of Mr, Ben.
edict for Mayor. The boys Of the academy ye,
so jubi!ant they. decided to give him a sercnad. :
which they did in fine style. Nr.: Benedict hanl.
somely responded by invitinGthem all in to sun
uer. seTera1 of the prominent citizens also eald'
during the evening TO offer their congratulations.
Miss Benedict had Tsugar party Fridar ever.
ing. Tie sugar WAS success, ana the young peo.
p1e enjoyed themselves very much.
Prof. Burbank gives n reading at the Acaoam,
Tuesday evening Of this week, the proceeds to h
given to the College Library There is also to l..
mmnsic both instrumental and vocal. Prof. Lewf9 I
the accomplished violsnist, has rendered his
services for the occasion. and other musicians Of
a5g eaRda saSa ss
he Aeadamy,s will be appreciated, and that tie
fullest honse* ever seen in Lake Forest viii
prove that they to,a are: ,n,+ Ths Z. noa: ~,
it by Offering SO for his ticket, Tickets arc for
eae at The residence Of the Treasurer Of the Libs
r. Association. @ :
Spring has come and with 1.-THE usual upheaval
Of the soil. In the winter the gentlemen imagins
would be IN improvement: and at this time u.
sod comes up, new. deains ar5 laid, new terraces
buiIt. more flower beds made, and all through he
sumner they think them pefffet t but Sinet
thatsblows ooody good, for all this makes WORK
for an army Of poor men, - cy*. =
The Library association will meet at Mu.~J.*V.
Farwc,l's next Friday evening Prof Lebln9, he
celebrated pianist has promised to be present and
favor the company with some muafc ] !:
Col. Johnston and family have returned to theft
beautiful home. Mr. William Warren Etarts On
NJ. G. B. and Mrs: ]. V. Farweii returned from
their New York trip Friday, Ar. and Mrs. Henry
Durand are still in the South. - =. =,
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CASUALTIES.
HnRyIED AT SEA-.

L UIE-N 1ED I'll 9I]1Ae
SAVANNAH, Ga, Auril 1.-THE steamship Leu
from this port for Nassau. on the 18th, was de-
stroye,l. bY fre at H. u1 on the 18th In heary
southeast gale, eighty miles south Of TJbee, thirty
miles OF shore. The two Miss Farringtons,, OF
Nassau,,a and Mr. Pappendick, Of New foss' t9e
only passengers, are missing: OF the crew, P.Mc"
Donne1, chief engineer; Charles F: Hennessy' car
ncnter; James Mclaughlin. oiler; Dan Reagan,
Chris Lee, and Patrick McGouSd aEeme1; a,te reteF
sailors: Annie Drown' stewarless; ". Mitchell.
cooS: Henry Harris, Richard Gctthins, Plate John~
SON. James carcu, Robert Gibson; Henry ohsete, rs re-
sunnoscl TO be lost The rest Of rhe crew and off,
cers were taken from life-rnft on the a3ih a II
a. m., by the Russian bark l1oppet Capt tredack-
saved were brought to this city from the bark Hop
net OH Tybee, BY the pi1ot-boat Mica. i );
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A MURDERER ARRESTED.
Sneci0I Dfsrukch to The TRIBUNE. .

NEW YoRK, April l3.-Tues1ay the Police Su-
pe.intendent received dispatch from the State
Attorney at Frederick, Md, asking him to search
for mulatto named Edward Costly, who had
robbed and murdered his cousin April 4, in Lib
erty, Md, aud lied thither. To-day Costly was
arrested, and admitted his guilt. He WIS taken
completely by surprise by the detective, but ex-
claimed, 'Just US expected" He went to viEit
his cousin last November, and: frequent quarrels
ensncd over his intimacy with the latters wife. at
the time OF one quarrel Costly had gun, and
finally shot and killed his cousin, then rit'ed his
pockets and fled north. Tho detective did quick
and sharp piece Of work.
, 1877-04-15
THE 1sEEDERS.f
Special pispQtch to Tie Tribune

LAWRENCE, kan. April 13.-The outcome Of, the
last Bender business is only what any reader Of
The TRIBUNE criminal column might have conf
denty anticipated. The theory advanced come
months ago that the Bcnders were secretly lynch
ed at the time Of the discovery OF their crime has
never been contradicted, and one OF two things
il substantially ccrtain-eithcr that snch lynch
ing did take place, or that the Benders m1dc
trucks for much more distant cline than that OF
Arkansas. 1t may be set down Tint. so far as the
courts Of Kansas or any other courts arc concerned
, 1877-04-15
OBITUARY.,

rosros, April 14.-Ex-Consrcssman Lorenzo
Sabine, at one time Confidential Agent Of the
United States Treasury, and author Of several
books, died Today, aged rs.
A.nAsr, y. T., April l4.-Hyderaan, tohaceon-
ist Of this city. Injured In the Ashtabula disaster
wae talrn sick yesterday and died tot day lie had
alife-insuEance for SO. COD In 1ro companies
HALIFAX. n S., April II .-Stayley Etown, Pro-
1unss- lie was in the Legislative Council At the
propagation on Thursday. He was a member OF
The Council thirty four wears
Special 0zp9teA 10 11e 1riaxae 1
SASDw1cn. ILL.,, Apn: lt.-Nrs. Baliou, wife
Or. ~ E. Ballou. this evening Was attacked with
congestion Of the brain. upon her own porch, when
and, though medical aid was Immediately sum
1noned- she died at 2. m. Dr.. Ballou is one Of
DER !cadiug ciftxcae. lie was among the first set
esteem.
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Tuesday evening a large company Of young
people surprised Miss AtoliIe Middleton by ap-
pearing about o'clock with all the neeesssries
for spending social, evening after the iiresy
manner which ia the custom Of Highland Park
ers. The affair was exccl1ently managed BY Miss
Emma Davis and Mr. Walter McDonou.h. Dane.
Ing was kent up until o late I1oar. and fine music
was furnished BY Mr. Edwanl Myers, assisted BY
Miss Wakefield Those present were Misses Baker,
Bennett, Royingtou, Denison. Hastings Holman,
Mackie, Middleton, Darfs, Graney, and Messrs.
Banks. Greene: ncDonough. Hail, CurtiEs, Gal
loway Colby, " efeh, Page: EEan., and Others.
The Misses Holman, from New York, are making
visit to Highland Park friends. 49,,
At a Republican cnncus Monday Mr.. John Mid
dleton was Nominated for Mayor
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ENGINEERS STRIKE.

PH1LApELp111A. April 14.-The order for a strike
Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engnce rs on the
Philadelphia T. Reading Railroad went into effect
at midnight It is not believed that there will be anv
detention Of trims tomorrow, as the company
have already employed men to I'LL the abandoned
abandoning the engines before arriving at thsir
, 1877-04-15

dIferent portions OF the city, and M,
a ZEN farse stables have been bnrglarizedS' ~
and tn1uabe stock driven away. Late last cyenin.
!. Ol}iceIR. Sheppard OF the Twentv-second Stres3
Station captured fellow named Charles Schines
who is charged with the larceny of no less th1.
'fvc valuable ANNA Il from tue stables Of Colwrli
Hunter & Co. No. 37:5 Archer avenue.
, 1877-04-15

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 3.-Mary ann Morton,
aco,orcd woman, was struck with 4 bowldcr in the
hands Of Jerry Miles, river laborer, last Monday,
aud her jaw fractured. The blow produced
slight conclusion Of the brain, which began to
soften, and the woman died last night Miles
arrested in Paducah to- day in two hours aftcr the
telegrans regarding bis flight were dispatched, and
will he brought here for trial to- morrow. ,
, 1877-04-15

ATLANTA, Ca, april l4--Seven white citizens
OF oglethorpe County haye been arrested by Dcpu-
II United States Aarsha!s on warrants sworn out
BY Luke johnson: They were taken under the
hu-klnx act and brought to this city They
waived un examination before the Commissioner
and gave ball In $500 each to answer. Luke John
son and other coored men In the riot are in the
Athens Jail for safe keeping.
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F0TCNDEERED.

WnxyeroS, y. c., April 1.-two pilot-boat
belonging to Smithville, and having thirteen men
on board, arc missing, and supposed to have foun-
dered in the recent heavy gales Several small
vessels are ashore near Smfthyille.:-
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KANSAS CITY, No., April ia special from
Baxter Springs, Kan., says the Baxter and Joplin
mail STAGE coming this way, WINS robbed yesterday
afternoon By highwaymen, who presented pistols
at the head Of the driver and compelled him to
throw oil the mail bags, which they took and
escapcd to the woods. There were no passengers
in the stage, und there Is clue to the robbers.
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have so kindly expressed. How we'll Or ho" III
do this, time Will show; nSax,I :s Il; ,:>> ::
81; The President has parluncd Charles E. ;Bruee,
conyIcted IN the Criminal Court Of this Distrtet -
prit last Of forgery, and sentenced TO 1ne ~
OF President Hayes.
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COAL.

NEW YORK, April 14.--The Pennsylvania Coal
company's circular for April shows an ad nee of
~ cents ton over prices for March. Il is said
there Will be general advance in coal prices. II
Is also said that in June there will be smother cn
efa1 aaranee Of SO cents over the advance Of NaT.
Inc Dc!aWnre, IacsaTanna l. Western Railroad
company Will sell 1o0 600 tons OF coal April o5
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LAsAIlE, ILL.,, April liza runaway team here
to-day, attached to light buggy, ran into another
rig In whicl, were Ben ucterick, wife, and daush-
ter. The collision upset the vehicles and all the
occupants were thrown ont, Mrs. H. suffering
broken shoulder blade while the father and daush-
ter escaped uuhurt. 49,. ..
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TOTAL DEpKAVITT.
Sne<.fof yHcry7frh m THS TY.fhuus

srorx CRY, Ia, April ia telegram from
Window, Miun., says brakeman named 1laser,
on freight train Of the Sioux City & st. Paul
Railroad, when the tram was between Window and
st. james stations, entered box-car In which was
German woman and little girl, and outraged
the woman. The girl jumped from the car, broke
leg, and sustained other serious injuries. HaFer
il now under arrest, and will be taken to Window
for trial.
, 1877-04-15
DEATH SENTENCE

ST. Louis, April 14.-Edgar II. Moore, the
young man who shot and killed Mabel Hall, a
ba1let-sirl at the Theatre comique, about a year
ago, and who convicted Of murder In the first
degree. was sentenced to-day bS Judge Jones, Of
the Criminal Court, to be hanged on Friday, June
I. A motion for o new trial had previously been
, 1877-04-15

LONDON, April l4.-Tle Atlantic cable officials
announce that the shilling tariff for ordinary
messages aud sixpeun5 rate for deferred busincss
will be continued, Notwithstanding the advance to
three -shl1in. rate. which fakes place May 1.
JOHN oscoSNoK POWER
denies that he intends to resign his seat in Parlia
meut
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MILFORD, Del, April 1.-THE American Basket
Companys large factory has burned. Loss $50, GEO;
insurance $S 600.
, 1877-04-15

ANN Ansun7 Mich, April 14.-K- A. Bca1, Of
this city. has recently hcen sued for subscription
OF SIS, COO 10 the Toledo, Ann Arbor j. Northern
Railroad. In the United States District Court this
afternoon tho jury gave judgment Of SIS, $40.
Eea! will carry the case to thr United States Circuit
Court Several other parties IN the city in tnc
kame 9ix, but not ret sued
, 1877-04-15

The alarm from Box ESQ ut 9:15 last evening was
caused By the explosion Of lamp in William
Dcsleys ale warehouse. No. 13G North Jefferson
street.. Damage nominal. -..- -: -
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NOTICE TO QUIT.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 14.-Gov. Hampton to-
day addressed q note to the Chamberlain officials
requesting them to turn over their Offices to their
successors, subject to decision Of the Supreme
Court when the Court should be filled by the cleo
ton OF 4 Chief Justice, which will take place i'm
mediatcly after the converting OF tue Legislature
on the 18th lust.
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OCEAN ST EAMSHlP NEWS %@

NEW fonK, april 14.-Arziyed, steamship Wta-
consin, from Liverpool. 49, :.
LosDoS, april 14-steamshtps Istrim, from Bos-
ton; Nova Scotian, from Baltimore and Rotter.
oam. from Hew ,, 1ork. have arrived out.
from Liverpool. >, 01asS!4a,
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CLUBBED TO DEATH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April IA MaYsyille special
to the CourierJournal states that Charles RamsaY,
Thomas Harris, and one Darkley. have been ar
rested at Ripley, O., for numbering Chris Howard,
ukentuckr farmer, come time ago. Proof OF rheir
guilt is said to be very strong. Howard was cpbbed
10 death.
, 1877-04-15


FoRr WAYNE, Ind, April l4.-Dr. j. ". Young
WAS arrested this evening for sending indecent
posta1-cards through the mails addressed to other
physicians in this city. lie was released on his
will haye hearing. The case Causes considerable
excitement among members OF the medical fra
tern1tg. -. : :. ~. !
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CUMBERLAND, Nd, April 14.-But1er's furni-
ture factory and Colemans carpenter shop and sash
factory have burned. Loss $50. 900; insurance,
$50, 600. ~
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LOUISVILLE, ks., April u. a bold robbery oc-
Cured near, Aa5svile,. Ky, last evening. xb,la;
the familv Of ". c. Pelbozn were eating supper d
robbcr came in with drawn pistol and demanded
money. After securing small amount be tisap-
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a1rsvEAro11s, Him., April14.-A shocking ac-
cident happened to J. F. Wilson, OF our prom
incnt citizens, last evening While in the act of
placing bis revolver under the pillow, before retir-
ing for the night, it in some unaccountable way
was discharged, the hall entering behind the ear.
passiug through the head, and lodging under the
scalp. Al last accounts he was still alive, but
there was no hope of recovery. :
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OAK PARK. ;.

r
The winter season has passed away, but has mt
taken away with It that spiritof sociablitY which
has prompted numerous pleasant gatherings ii !;
Oak Park during the past months, sas ;:,wal :
evidenced by the large and i. brilliant
company assemble last Thursday evening
in anawer. to an Invitation giyen by the 3taseu-
!, ic fraternity. Centennial Hall was crowded
with merry company OF happy. daurerss
The n1T,;v 90 n.arae !he No ~;
kinds OF dancing taste, and was wh1rled and doated
through to strains Of most acceptable u1usfc from
KEetoni's excellent orchestra. During the even-
Ing a bountifu1 rcpast was served in the upper
hall to ticket holders. The room was handsonetT
decorated with ha.s and evergrcens; the t1h1es
were covered with de1lcacies arranged In Eckardtl
most artistic style. Many guests were present
from Chicago. Austin, haywood, and Ridgeland, :.
and p1easanter party has never been given In the
Park. 80 ,.i:~s- .~t. -:
Luke street Is assuming very business like q
pearance. The citizens will soon have every coz
yenience aud accommodation which their dem.nds
require.
ing OF bullet into the mail car last Tuesday after
noon but as yet the guilty psrty has not been
covered. Many complaints made OF hors
shooting at birds and the police are now looking
II some few Of the property Owners who 50 gen
erously placed streot-lamps In their front yas1s
would light them tllcse very dark nishts it. woal4
add much to the comfort OF poor pedestrians cum-
ing home from late prayer-mcctinys- -
Prayer meetings ire being held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church daily. at a. N: end T:ao Pm.
These meetings are exciting much interest: &fE-*
George Buffers, Of R1dgclana. was elected School :
Director for three years, in Oak Pask District; BY
T. very large majority, 500 ..4'':':..'
J. II. G. Schroeder Wa3 elected School Director
for three years in the Harlem District
Mr. X. c. Lyons has removed to Evanston.
Mr. Fred Van Eergen and wife hare returned
sfr Packard, Of Yankton, Dakota, has taken
house in Holly court.
, 1877-04-15
CORRECTION,

CHARLESTON, April 14.-Therc was no founda-
tfon for the rut1or OF the loss OF the steamer nf
Stream. which reached here tonight, put back by
severe gale.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark. April l4--Between L. and
l o'clock this morning the wholesale dry goods
house Of Cole 4; Dow, in Waite Block, was dam
aged by rrc and water to the amount OF $50, 900.
Insured.
, 1877-04-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 14.-The Shelby
1Iouse wus damaged BY fire this morning So, 600.
Covered by insurance in the Queen of London.
, 1877-04-15

@@'e@+e3s 1@'eR0*1k 1FI18NE
storx CirT, Ia. April 14--Goy. Pennington
offers reward OF $500 for the capture Of the par
ties who attacked the Black Hills stage near custer
Slaughter, the driver. {:
, 1877-04-15

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
Boston Ansil l4.-5nmes Il. Hover has BEEN
held in $40, % bonds charged with enticiny avay'
Mary E. Harrington, who Il believed. to be dcad.
Tae officers are making every effort to learn her
, 1877-04-15

H0RSE-THlEVES. ...~ ,...-
Aosae:thseyes have: been doing thriving buaf.
meas In t!is city during the past fortyeleht hour.
lnn1meFahle private rigs have been stolen in
, 1877-04-15
Ri ACk HIS.

EneduI hspofch to IAs 71ibnn..
SIOUX CITY. lows, april 14.--Thcrr are now an
average olsereaty-ave passengers a day arriving
md leaving hcse for the Black Hills
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Is pleasant ana perfect substitute, In all cases
for Castor OIL Castoria is the result of an old Ply.
sician's effort TO produce for his own practice, an
effective cathatic pleasant to the taste and free
from gripping.
DIR. Samuel Pitcher of lily anns, Mass, succeeded
in combining, without the use of alchohol, purga.
tive agent AS pleasant to take as honey, and which
possesses all the desirable properties of Castor OIL
1t is adapted to all ages, but is especially recon.
mended to mothers reliable remedy for all dis.
orders of the stomach and bowels OF Children. 1t
is certain, agreeable, absolutely harmless, and
cheap. 1t should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach, worms. costiveness, Group. &C., then
children can have sleep and mothers may rest.
j. b. Rose Co., of 80 Dey Street, New York, are
the sole prcparers of Castoria after DIR. Pitcher
els
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T0NTlNE PLAN.

Tupon the principle OF aceumulatng profits fol
enhite periods, which was first introduced by this
society, and has been recommended and endorsed
ny eminent experts 10 Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. Forty.four per cent. has beer
earned ana accumulated on the premiums paid or
SIT Iontine Life Policies, and forty per cent on its
We years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
society represent exclusively the intel ests of the
ohcy'hoiders ana In presenting the Society to no
tice they feel that it has strong claims upe public
confidence, because OF the strlct and CONSERVATIVE
principles by which its various Departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
of the Society perfect security is given for the f
ture which Is of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies tor the ultimate
upport of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args an.
nual transactions AZ the Equitable; none il NOR,
prompt and Just in its dealings.
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The Lives Insured bY the Society are carefully
selected In iiaeront parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this bread field of opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The Insarances are made only OF
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums ar,
returned annually to the Insured
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AeQaI advertisements.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IL THE DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
LII hn rrnfi IL

FVK The DIE IhINI OF MANNED
In the matter of
Jonathan K. Ryerson, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
To the creditors of said Bankrupt and all whom
IL may concern this is to give no ice that The sec.
ond aud third general meetings of the creditors OF
the aforesaid BANKRUPT have been ordered by said
Court, to be held at the Court house, in Augusta,
In said District, on the 29lh day of March, A. ID.
1877. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. before John W. May, one
of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said District, for
the purposes named in the 5U9l, 50S and 5095 sec
tons OF the Revised Statutes Of the United states,
title Bankruptcy, and Acts ameDdatOry thereof.
And at the time aud place above named, shall APP
ply to said Court for settlement OF my account as
Assignee ol said estate, and for discharge from
all liabilities as Assign o. said estate, in accord
ance with the provis OF the 9j section of said
Bankrupt Acts. Dated at POI tland this Sd day OF
March, a. ID. 1871.
t&wmar7Slt GEO. W, WOODMAN, Assignee.
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Daily Arnnrbrt gournal.
AGRICULTURE, ETC.
RENTING FARMS.


1t would be cheaper, far as immediate
profit is concerned, to pay one hundred
dollars an acre for a farm in high condi-
ton. with good buildings aud fences than
10 accept as gift one of those run down
farms. 1t is time this matter was under
stood, so that those uneasy mortals who
are always expecting to sell, and conse-
quently make no efforts to keep up and
improve the land. should be compelled 10
turn over q new leaf. or else dispose OF
their farms at low figure Ohio Farm
err.
ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS
We must use more artificial fertiliz-
ers, or farming cannot pay as it ought TO
do. As farms become worth more, more
working capital is required, and the chief
need of this is to provide good fertilizers.
The value of fertilizers is now under
stood. They must be applied early and
with the seed. For barley. oats, clover,
and grass, apply one hundred and fifty
pounds of superphoshate of lime, and one
hundred of nitrate of soda, per acre.
Sow them finely powdered, broadcast
half each way, to get an even SPREAD
as soon as the seed is covered. The first
rain will carry them into the soil. Let
those who doubt experiment upon one
acre.
THE DIFFERENCE.
Too much land is loss from the ina
bility to work it. We can bring out the
point by citing the experience OF two
farmers we know well. One has a farm
of hundred and fifty acres of land. a
pasturage of sixty acres. wood land COW
ering thirty acres, moving and filling of
fifty acres, with some ten acres running
to waste. His stock consists of one yoke
of oxen, five mich cows, seven head OF
young cattle, one horse, and hundred
sheep. This farmer mows over some for
ty acres of land to cut thirty TO forty tons
of hay; cultivates ten acres, divided up
for planting and sowing crops. He is al
ways short OF pasturage, buys hay every
spring, and has but little to sell off from
the farm. Too much land is that farmer
poverty. The other man living in the
same town, owning land of the same kind
has farm of seventy-five acres. His
stock in the number of cattle is the same
with the exception of few less sheep.
He moves over only fifteen acres; cuts
thirty tons in the first crop, and about ten
of the second. He has produce to sell
his stock looks sleek. and always brings
the best price. Old hay has not been
strange to his barn for years. The farm
is carried on with less help, and every
thing shows thrift. Now, as both are
hard-working. good-calculating farmers,
We are satisfied the difference in their
circumstances Is that one has too much
land to work over, fence to take care Of
and nav taxes on Over the doors OF
many poverty-stricken farmers should be
written, Too much land Scottish Anaer-
team Journal
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Late Commissioned Patel ts.

Late Commissioner of Patents"
BOSTON, October 10, les0.
K. EDDY, FsQ.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 40, my FIRST patent. Sinre then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed The best agencies IN
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but !
still give YOU almost the whole OF my business IN
your line and advise others to emplov you.
Yours truly, GEORHE DkAfEF'
Ro.ton Jan l. 1871 ~