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l'rarr and ~l'lrniN.

Grow ling and gruwn''uE ht, Dy."mr
-u much phNHr' N4ih suur ui uIF l,up..
'Nu tie d1ulim' f'h,, nI| ,,,, ur
such a ,',l, e .%lNIt.. Boo wb'',t bow
prosper tu. nu' that 'n,s N.| continue
rn,uu,A luc fact lee chat 'hI. state aud
..'g never were ST. pru.p, ruu-. .'. l'u'
y.r never 50 happy. cot go N,l' supplied
With the comforts # nj, a. ti IA, rt,.
emit um' The town. and .l' a.' lm
pruNIug and building ~ , rapid rate.
railroad. are h'lug extended. and WhIIu
10, Stat, t"om with ipud Tor man aud
beast, There ar, million. # dollar,
worth Il surplus g. -nlp 'u eastern
state. and foreign ."uulu,,
br-idr- tins, thousands upon thou
sand, II people are pouring boo from
every direction, HIi bringing more %,
ICES, capital with them. nov tuN o.. atr
bringing up, aud tens If Thousand, Of
acre, II virgin sol. L. being plpsrd Tor
the nr-, time. tur man, wrrk, IN the
pas, farmer, have been calling IN vain
tor ,nh"r'r- {" hcIp'hom g,thor IA thcir
buuut"uu- harv'-'- Nn man need ~
hungry "r naked who h, willing &" work.
me- man need b, ldlr whu ruaIl, wants
employ m"ut
Aui still Their" Is room ipI thousands
uurr Ia" uN,r.cruVd,i cities 81 IA,
Et-t can send u. mann Thousand, Of
their unemployed. and Nebraska soil
will furnish them with l,ui and plenty
Il they ar willing 20 follow the pillow
the reaper, IA" corn planter. and the
drIil Not uulN can they TN-, enough
.. ttf Int tNHfI Hff.l ,N.ff..f ttfl#l 60
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Ne.ulncs. la l'nrsssing.


Nothing gives evidence of thrift and
enterprise in farming better than keep
inc everything in order. There are
times when even tn" most painsiaklng
men are compelled To- let thing 90 SOm".
what AT loose ends, but upon the first
occasion If spare time and due diligence
thereafter. the wontrd appearance" #
things about the premises returns, Al
the cost of n little time and labor when
required, the appearance Of an untidy
farm may BE- w improved a. To add con-
sideraNy 10 it, value, and III" price OBJ
tanned in the event Of n sale. The con-
trast between neat and ~slovsnly kept
farms represents more in a pecuniary
point Of view, very often, than Is gen
orally supposed. Take a farm which
bl is appearance shows clean cultsre,
from which stumps and bushes have
been removed, the buildings kept in re-
pair. the fences and gates in order. the
rubbish kept from the roadside aud
fence corners, the tools housed when
not in use. and the stock exhibiting evil
dence of good care and attention, and
in the event Of its purchase il will
bring relatively much more than one
equally frule, Dut kept IN y -loNehly
way. Weedy fields, tumble-down
fences, gates with broken hinges.
buildings out Of repair. implements
scattered about the farm where they
We're used last. rubbish every where,
and inferior looking stock, take from a
farm, naturally fertile, a good round
sum in ths event Of a sale,
How Shail the F'Onl he 8eared.
lcBsl lost is mother when two days
old Will you inform me the bess way
10 bring It up? AT present ! am giving
i, cows milk mixed with a little water
and sugar. Farmer, You can o do
bet,eS thancontinue as you haze begun,
There is no more suitable sIbsttIte for
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F~EE.YS. visiting 90, ~ sni HY' u gnlf
cent a,.YwuusiaiIur.a ''a, PsHsH Irmnui
li,ps'. - 'nr extremely . 'A's - Ih'"' D.,
lau stvU pr lay ~ a.. f.s,us .rrsF paDIt
Ger, rfr"y' 'rIf' r'-,fut aui r,strs s,'h hath
IFsFrf NUBsp Ft'Rgf'
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

A Massachusetts Methodist preacher
took for hi. text Il, Il -aloon-sssp'r's
funeral Woe unto him that giyeth
his neighbor drink, that pu,t.th The
bottle " him, and makest him drunken
also" His remarks caused half the
congregation 10 leave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

\ farmer, who j. supposed 10 ~
good common sheep a. amy body shear
cd hi flock recently. aud after weigh
ing the i~lyrc"s. found that each sheep
averaged two and a-half pounds FAX"
III" whoi" number OF sheep aud They
probably will not average" more than
the above. Say that wool Is worth
twenty cents per pound IN" profits from
each sheep will b" nifty cents. Take
uow an "~timai" II the iIrcr"~ # the
thoroughbred Mcrino and t~o,swold,
which vii, average not less than eight
pounds per head the net profits ON
each sheep 81 90 or - 10 in favor OF
the thoroughbred. Now 1t costs the
sam" Ia rails. the thoroughbred ~ the
oinmo sheep: III" mutton Of tn" one
j. ~ good ~ the other, th" profits ui
the wool II the thoroughbred i three
times greater than from IN" common.
Every farmer owning n flock Of sheep
should make II convenient 10 purchase
, thoroughbred ram 10 improN" the
quality and Yield OF his wool, such an
~ .,myu Will NAY
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

IT., small. long hul .r. I'll, .,.f 'a,
pickle. amt 'uuso bur battle-ground 90.
nicer than Go, tui,.gruwu l,'f.,u ..
fr,,hI, gathered pull ol o., n...,.w
hur i. not rub them Pour u,,r them
a strong brine boiling hot, r.,,r ...-,
h aud let them stand all night o. '.,
morning drain ON a sieve. aud dI, 'U,u
iu a Goth. 10 each quart ot best ..l,r
Nucgni pm, onr-halt ounce ui whole
ylyk pepper, the ana ui giugcI uuI
a,l~piue. aud II uunc, oi mustard ,u,J
add onions II agreeable. When tnI,
picklrd vinegar buil- up, throw IN the
,uyunb.rS. and mnkrthcm boil A. quick
IN A. poS- bl, for three or four minute, :
NO longer. Put them ia u jar with
the boiling vinegar and cover CLOSELY
Made in this way Your pickles will h"
,crIor. crisp. and green II the color
B., Not quite clear enough. toll the VINE
gar over the next day, then pour II
over the cucumbrr> and coycr perfect
tight.
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Homes IOr "

old bones maxi" first rate manure,
and W" will tell YOU how to reduce them
with but little trouble and II" expense.
Get all n" garden cuttings, IA" waste,
odd pieces OF wood about the house.
used M poa-sticks, any retus" vcgeta-
hlc stuff that will burn and make a good
bonfire. Collect the ashes and keep
th,In in "a dry place, Next, get AN old
ca>k. Put tie bones IN the caSk with
a good laycr"f wood ashes on top Of
them. The caSk should stand away
from the house and not b- covered over.
A. il is desirable the rain should fall on
il. II the weather j. dry. pour water
over. Proceed ia thi, NAY until the
ca-k is full, and then let IL remain for
some months. When YOU wish 10 use
tho Nompo-i, either rs n iop.dressing
f'r land. kitchen garden or flower beds,
prcviou, to spring bedding ont, YOU
will lind The bones entirely dissolved h,
the ashes ~ \ iclly-hkc substance.
The potash In the wood ashes elect.
IN, and d.compo.es the phusphst. of
lime. forming phosphate If potash.
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rE, WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE MONDAY MORNING MARCH IS lss
How the saioonists OF wheel
ing Can Prevent aKnOeldng

How the saIoonIsts Of wheel
ing Can Prevent "knOelrng
From the Philadelphia TtmeL
The compounders Of cocktail at the
Continental have been kept busy during
the past week explaining the use Of a
neat+looking black walnut case in the
centre Of the bar, with little silver cir
Giles containing the figures 10, Is, %, Is,
80, 40, so, 20, 100 and 200, below each Of
which is q small drawer. This drawer
contains pasteboard cards, with q number
corresponding to the circle above. When
o customer calls for q glass of ale the 10.
cent drawer Is pulled out and . card with
that amount Is handled 10 the imbiber,
who passes over the cash and ticket, both
Of which are deposited in the cash drawer.
Meanwhile the action Of opening the
drawer causes 3 similar card TO drop into
q locked receptacle below, the key OF
which Ia in the possession Of the propri.
etors Of the hotel. When the cash account
Is made up in the morning, the amount
OF money in the cash drawer must equal
the total amount Of ticketsi in the punch
receptacle. The machine Is very ingeni.
Gus in its WORKING, and Is 40 efEectual
preventive sgainst bartenders shocking
down." One Of the genial manipulaLors
Of glasses remarked yesterday. .This
thing beats the Virginia and street car
bell punches, andip laughipgly, ut also
beats the bartender, as there Is NO
knocking down with this n~ew.iangled
thing.==0ne thing, 1t stops the profess
SIGNALS who come in for their morning
cocktail and take us 10 n eide to mys-
teriously whisper, Put it down on the
slate; I'll pay another time All We have
to do Is to point to the machine, That
stops that business, you know. A mum.
Der Of amusing instances have occurred
since the register has been in use. A
traveller called a few nights ago and
while ~partasing This drink ] pulled the
10 cent drawer, when he shouted, Don't
ring for 8 porter; l don't want 10 go to
bed yet Another asked where the cash.
ier's desk was alter receiving his bit Of
pssteboard. It also saves US a vast
Anopnt OF VIII 1DPecuLllouS
young men about town, who have been
In the habit in requesting credi. They
know that II the cash Is not forthcoming
after receiving 3 drink we are held re-
sponsibleE for the amount. It will regis.
ter rs high as you wish, from 10 cents
up, nothing below hat figure, as there
amt no FIVE cent drinks sold here" The
invention was manufactured by the New
York Registering company. and is the
frat introduced into the city. One old
bartender said that the boys will have to
give up wearing fine clothes, gold watches
and chains, etc., as this Internal new
tangled machine will break up all funny
business with the drawer. No more car.
riage rides to the park on Sunday, and
summer visits TO the watering place.. Oh
for the good old timesl They will soon
be gone, but the boys will soon get in
their work before the call OF the turn.
What will you have, sir p sad he, as the
reporter went out Of the door, in q quan.
dairy Is to the meaning Of all his re-
marks.
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Dynamite Rossa Prepared to
Hurl Himself Upon Canada
with m Lecture.

New YORK, March l5.-The World
says: o'Donoyan Rosa, the Fenian
exile, has been invited to deliver a lecture
in Toronto, Canada, on the 18th inst. His
subject will be "Irish Liberty and EGG
lish Prison Life" and he Gays he will
speak OF the cruelties to which the Irish
are subjected by the British Government,
the treatment Of political prisoners in
English jails, and the religious questions
which now agita,e Canada.
"Does your sentence OF twenty years
exile not prohibit you from visiting Brit.
ish territory" asked the reporter.
ut prevents me-" he replied, "from
waiting England, Ireland and Scotland,
but I can 60 to the colonies, and, as far
as ! know, they cannot interfere with
me"
aCannot you be arrested, even in the
colonies, for talking treason against the
Queen and the Engiish Government"
~ can" he said, "if anyone makes a
complsint against me; but il arrested,
being an American citizen, | would APP
peal 10 the American Government But
/ don't believe they are spirited enough
to interfere and demand my release
Rosa shows letters from friends In
Montreal advising him not to cross the
lines, as he will only endanger his life II
he inticts much Of his peculiar logic and
eloquence upon the Canadians. He has
given an outline OF his speech, which Is
rather wild and infammatory. Accord.
ing to the Toronto papers, there Is some
Indication OF trouble at his lecture. The
Catholics In Toronto are inthe minority,
and dome OF the Protestants entertain ex.
tremely bitter feelings toward them. The
papers refer to him as "that frehrand
Rossa,n and the latest report Ia that Mr..
French, owner OF the Royal Opera House,
has decided to refuse 70 allow Rosa TO
lecture in the theatre, and the Fenian
committee relooking around for another
hall.
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For The IntsIlIssncer.
PRAYER

RAnT u-THK wANDEREH.
(solIludo Is the home Of the strong. LlOaes III
prayer-Rdyienan
Bot there was q solitary Wandered
Who smons ths efoTd that aiicd the spaces,
Horror and despair on palid facel
Uttered not moan.
There on deck, his arm Luns In the rigging.
shrpl, called away
BIZ an angry captain ieruGly swearing,
Yet, unmoVed stood ali Ia hisnes bsning
Ma asrte OCEAN sPtay.
Asking sIently, the uprois viewing
And the d~eith-fuusht wave.
HAffer ali my WayEird ehlldhh wandering,
Alter all my purposeles msandehns,
wlliAh6e my gravel"
aAhI thst dreaded. awful, dnal struggle
And the bitter palm,
And beyond the Witery grave, The waking
When The soul che body II LJrstkiag.
VIII IL leave deaths stIn !"
opistSecmsd 70 reign upoa his features,
And ahsayenly calm.
Resting surely In his Ids embraces
he saw plainly orer deaths d1rk mIE1i
wGIs the Joyful palm.
Bat n ptus now thrilled bis quiet boSod.
As Of mother dear
Far away be thought. avn fatal posen,
Sized DEATHS mes,aSs to her peaeEiul h0an
like = poisoned speaff"
aoh my Father who cen nos In mercy
RhleSt the ocean Wild
Give Thy strength to her Who In deep soFfsS
Weep, aud pays On each returning morrow
For = returning child"
Send Thine tnysl, Lord, in heavenly PITY
That with outsteetehcd hand
ia may plInt aboys where In Thy keeping
I shall walt for her beTond al weeping
In the better lind
Thus he payaa, his s,ul In dlstant spaess
Raining far away;
All f~orsetful Of the stotmyristag
And tie feaIfll war bnide Inn xaslns.
And the shipts disniay.
Present, yeil bat absent In FIR region,
stnod he mOyeleSl there.
soui rlIied, but loves rssislss taronglns
Speeding with earnest holy Ion
On the vlngs Of prayer.
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saturdays steamers to Europe,

Saturdays Steamers to Europe.
New YoRK, March l6.-The steamers
to-day for Europe took out large cargoes
Of ~breadstulfs and provisions. Among
the principal items composing the various
shipments were the following:
Egypt, National Line $4,000 bush
grain, 2,963 bxs bacon. so bbls and $50
Ics provisions, 700 bbls -four, 10 bales dry
goods, so hhds tallow, 1910 bales cotton,
81 bales tobacco, 81 tons fresh meat.
Canals, National Line: 1900 bush
grain, 40 bxs bacou, $50 tics and 34S bbls
provisions, so ties lard, 674 bbls -four, 100
bbls potatoes, 800 bags clover seed, $50
bales hops, 1855 bxs cheese, 200 pkgs
butter, % hrkins tongues, 8 tons whale-
bone, 1900 bbls sugar, $50 pkgs starch,
rs bales domesticJ, 1870 live cattle, 30 tons
fresh meat. :.
Bolivia, Anchor Line: $4,000 bush
grain, 9 500 bush barley, 1000 bbls -four,
652 bags clover seed, 100 bxs bacon,
$500 bxs cheese, 700 pkga butter, 400 tics
beef, 100 bills PORK, 1000 tea lard, 1000
ora fresh meat.
Acadis, Anchor Line: 1900 bush
corn, 200 bags clover seed, 50 tons oil
cake, 700 bxs bscon, 1900 bxs cheese, 100
tcs beef, 50 bbls pork, $50 ties lard, l2O
pkgs tallow.
bush corn, 700 BIS bacon, 1850 tcs lard,
9S4 bales cotton, ~ hhds and 2l6 bales
tobacco, 1000 sides leather, so tons ma
nure salt. 1,125 bxs starch, 800 bsgs
clover seed, rs bbls beei, 80 bbls dried
apples, "a barrels hoEey, 200 pkgs do,
50 tons agricultural machinery, 100 tons
sundries.
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The presidential Family At Cum.
berlanu.

Mrs. Hayes, wife Of the President
passed through this city on the 2:26
train Yesterday afternoon, taking dinner
al the Queen City Hotel. She was &c
.companied by Miss Plat. Miss MeFar-
land, Miss Scott, Miss Andrews, and her
two sons, Webb and Burehasd Hayes,
making 4 party Of seven persons In all.
They were on their way 70 Chillieothei
Ohio, whore Mrs. Hayes intends visiting
some friends. The party occupied q
private car, and With this exception were
no more conspicuous than any ordinary
company Of travellers.
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NOR REHT-Ths dwelling No. It9 Main et7
II now occupied By Wm. Collins, IA. ~ md
gatsF md al modern conyenlsDea. Relt le..
RoSSolIson AprlISL Apply % q. A. hcCAbk
CO.. Whe.aila pEnn1h. ihe-ea
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THE "WHITE"

ReWing Machine b the eAtieIt selling and best at
iiEylnE In the market. It bas = ytTy llrgs thHtilei
MAKES the lOek.stiteh; Il simple In e~onatTuettoni
very light running, ADd almost nolseiOa. lth q.
most impossible for ether mRehinss 70 lsil IN dtraei
e0mpetition with tho WITH Agents Wanted.
ApplY for terms 70 Whtte Stuihg Matthias Co.,
ciliRinad. D.
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An EItra Elns 9iI.s Cad, stth sans. g e.
gu poSt.paId. L JONES aco. Nasau, ". Z:
on MIXED CARDS, with name. 100, post-psid.
gu slmpla 4. J. MNKLER CO, Ha..au,
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ATaFds4 AiSlss pris 1t caaiSnhli EEpo1idea ter
IN GAastsg Taliia and aa7ass I'D hHpg 60
cdr n rssasFtRg Gd Hssortg ms b. enssso
iniasSd a Iaf4foF g1oda, - hat JAHtsea's Bsth
fsS SO 4 JIeEioS 1 ca, Ma, PSsss6GTg, ~
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CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
. COHDRkhRD TINE CARD,
AME-s7E

On and after Nay 2oth, 1871, Trains viii run
IaiIy (e1rept sunday n toil0Ws, yiI;
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months all felt humiliatsd, for they knew
|theyhad done Wong and eonld not eon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-13
!uroex TO Advertisements.

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ICE CRFAM-7M PQ0e-6th column.
IS.rRUCrION-G PdQe-lst amt "a columns
IECTl,HFs AND MEETISGs-3d IdQs-oth Coluiuh
IEGAL NOrcEs-7M PdGe--6th column. -
M.purF AND SLATE MINIELS-7th PdGf-oth co'uihh'
NapuIAcEs AND DEATus-5M Pdqe-6lb column a..
INTERCHANGEABLE PGQc-6th column: ON F@ge-o L"
column.
MUsIcu JSsTHUMENTs-3d Pn0c-6th column
Nav PUBIICArfOSs--6h PQge-lst column.
PROPOs AIs-7M Po0e--Jtb column. 80
RFAI ESTATE For SALE-CITY-3d F0Ge-4lh cOlumn
REo0KIYN-3d Pa0e-4th cOiumn; C0UNrHf-3a
Iug,-4th column; AUCTION sALLs-3d Fdgc-ou
column.
SPECIAL NoTICgs-5h Pdge-6th column.
SIrUATIOSs WANTED-MALEs-6M Pdqs-4th coiumh
FTNALEs-Gh Pagc-4th column. N , o,
sTIASROAIs AND KAILROADs- Ch Pdge-2d anu gu
columns.
sTE,WTRs OCrAH-7M Paqe-6th column.
TEACHERs-6N Pdgc-2d column - ,.
10 IFT-CITV PEOPURTY--36 Pdn-otn fcolunln
BRooKINN-3d Fd0e-Jth column CoUNrhf-o"
PdQe-5th column. -., 49,,
TO WHOM n MAY CosogRS7h Pa0e-5th column