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The New York herald., 1878-09-15
lELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS.
Minister Layard's Unlailing Confidence
in Turkeys Good Faith.
THE ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS.
RETURN OF GILMORE'S BAND
Health of the Pope and Of the En-
~ peror Of Germany.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON Sept Is, 1878
Tho Mussulmans OF the surrounding country
threaten TO make descent on Erzsroum and plunder
the Christians when tho Russian troops leave that
city The Armenian Archbishop OF Erzeroum
has telegraphed to Mr.. Layard and NJ.
Fournier, the British and French Ambassadors
at Constantinopis. asking that stops be taken for
the protection OF tho Christian population. Tho
Greek memorandum. which presented to the
Italian Prime Minister Thursday, points out that
the Porte by signing the Treaty OF Berlin soiemnly
recognized the principle OF cession Of territory.
EvADING QUESTION.
Tho evasvc reply OF the Porte roiusing TO appoint
dele gatcs settle the frontier question until the
Powers answered It's late note, is calculated to pre-
judice any understanding between the two govern
ments. Greece consequently appeals TO the
Powers to exercise the right OF mediation. 1t
is stated, however, that Minister Layard has
informed the British government that tie
Porte has shown Its good intention to execute tho
Treaty OF Berlin, evidenced by its willing
ness to evacaate tho ioriresses Hence Eng
lands unwlliingness to JOIN q collective re-
monstrancs relative to the non-cxecution OF
tho treaty. The mission OF Moukhtar Pacha,
who sent to Crete to endeavor to paciiy the
island, has Jailed. The Cretans rejected all the
proposals by the Porte and refused TO enter INTO
any arrangements with Moukhtar Pacna looking -
the establis mt OF reforms the admin nstration
ITALY AND THE POPE.
The Pope has been slightly indisposed during tho
past days, and the usual audiences have conse-
quenty been suspended; but yesterday His Holiness
was better a meeting will DO held at SavoDs, Italy,
to-day by members Of he Peace Preservation Society
and others, in OF the Geneva arbitra-
ton.
RECOVERY EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Emperor william left GAsIsin yesterday. His
cure has surpassed all expectations Prince Bis
marck has started for Berlin.
GiLMORE's RETURN.
The HERALD's correspondent at Bremen tele-
graphs that the steamer Mosel sailed IRON
Bremerhaven yesterday, with tho members
sf Giimorc's Band boarl SO popular had
Tho band become that more than q shipload OF
musicians applied Tor membership during the tour Of
the band in Europc.
The Wyoming sailed from Liverpool yesterday with
600 Mormons from Germany, Sw nzeriaud and the
United Kingdom.
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THE SAMOAN GOVERNMENT.
ENGLAND AND aEnMANY TO HAVE tn. SAME

ENGLAND AND GERMANY TO HAVE TIL; SAME
TREATY AS THE UNITED STATES.
SAN FRANC SEQ, Cal, Sept. IL, 1873
The news from Samoa is the effect that no
Samoan government Will probably give England sud
Germany tho same advantages in trade which have
been secured to tho Unned States by the recent
treaty. Mania, who came to this country and
gotixted the treaty and who, It was thought, was
opposed to tho proposition to give England and Ger
many the same advantages, has turned against
Comesnits aud Bartlett the latter OF whom went
this city to look after American interests The
natives are hold ng meetings al which tho subject
is discussed, the excitement Is great that
is expected between the two factions.
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PRESIDENT HAYES.

Fremont, ONO, Sept H. 1873
Mayor Jones and several citzsns OF Toledo visiied
this cry THIS evening Tor the parposc OF making ar
rangements with President Hayes Tor avisit by MIN
to tho state Far at Toledo nex, week The
result was tho appointment OF Thursday. 18Th
inst Tor that purpose. he PRECEDENT
viii attend the soidicrs, reunion at Wilioughby Lake
county ON Tuesday: the annual mcelDg vi tbe
tuste.s of the soldiers, Home at Dayton on Wcdnes.
day, and will reach 1oiedo on Thursday norhing,
whure ne will spend the day aud return 10 TINS cny
nm bur sd
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soULLl,Rs' RACE ON THE THAMES.

JOSEPH sAa'LER AND JOHN HAwDoN FROM
PUTNEY TO MoRrLAKE-HAwDON THE VIM
rrY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON. Sept. IL, 1873.
Tho scuIlers Joseph Sadlsr and John Hawdon rowed
match race to-day tor $500 a sde the course
between Putnsy and Mo,tlakc. Hawd0n W IN oy four
lengths.
Hawdou ,s from Nswcastl>-ou-ryne ana Is twenty
thrso years old. Ho came on. In 1876 aud was the
the second class souls IN the late interna
tiona regatts. Hawdon has eng SgAmentsto row with
Lumsden ami with Cannon.
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CANADIAN RAILROAD TROUBLES.
TEST OVER THE MONTREAL AND OTTAWA
RAILROAD sUIT-PREMIEB Jolly IN con-
TEMPT OF COURT.
rpv rrrrcpApu IN TIE uppArDI

TEMPT OF COURT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
AoSTREAL, Sept a. 1873.
rhe war over the legal possession Of the Montreal
and Ottawa Railroad Is raging In tho courts with
unabatod fury. The government engineer adj
judged guilty OF contompt yesterday, ana the Sheriff
had n escape To-day IL Is the hrst Minister
OF the provincial government who Is notified that
the sword OF retrbuiivo justice ging ever mis-
head. II appears that Mcdonald having neglected to
nnish the laiasting while the road In his possess
SION, and the engineer having reported the ir on
being destroyed by running trans over Il while In
that state the government advertised yesterday Tor
lenders complete this necessary Work. The issu-
Ing Of this advertisement, bearing the signature OF
Hon. II. o. Jolly, the Premier, upon whom
The Of Injunction had been served,
Is ccns,rued uy MeDonald's counsel into
act OF contempt, and to-day Mr. Jolly was notified
that he will oo proceeded against tor contempt In the
superior Court Monday. The casc getting
frghtfuy ixed. McDonaId on his side, confidently
expects q decision in his iavor and motion ior \
writ OF mandamus putting bum IN possession OF the
been already offered, and will
be at once renewed should The decision
warraot II. II the manuamus issue McD onaid would
be cbttio to take possessio and II resisted TO call
upon the faitary authorities to asss; the officers of
the civil courts On the other hand should the lie
cslou bs against the government they Will immedi.
atsy give OF appeal aud possession Of the road
viii DO retmned In the m meantime at all hazards Thus
II will be that conflict vi Jursdiction leading
perhaps to bloodsncd aud volencs IL not altogether
an iml,osstbility In the imm ediate iuture
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airy rising barometer. with sla.lon.ry tsmpsra.

ury Ut riSing uaFofneter, Win stationary UuiPsT"'
ture fNH -t
For The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, clear or partly cloudy weather warm southeast
eriy. shifting TO colder north and west wiuds, and
generally higher pressure, possibly followed In norm
and west portions by rain areas.
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather.
westerly winds, stationary temperature and rising
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy
~eather. northwssery winds. stationary temperature
and rising barometer
The Ohio River Will rise.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
EIOhILINE.

ior tho teeth aud breath Is the best liquid dsntiirce
the world IL thUrou caasss partially decay teeth
from all parasites sing "aniuiacni in." leaving them
pc ,rly white, impart,s delightful fragrance TO tbs
breath The FRAGRANT fLoRILINf instantly all
arising from foul stomach tobacco smoks Being
pary COMPOSED of honey. soda and extracts ot sweet
herbs aud plants Il Is PERFECTLY harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared ty HENRY q. GALLUP, No 493 oxford st..
London, In ngiand. and sstsiled every where.
Pti,c II cents.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

A BREAK IN THE CANAL AT POET DALHoUsIE
PoRr DALnousiE, Sept. H. 1875.
The break In the canal here s likely to delay navi
gat,op until the 23d inst. II has been Blowing gale
from tho north all day. but the WIND fail-
ing rapidly and the weather Is clearing
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFrIcE oF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, sept. l5--1 A. Al.

OFrcE oF rHE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, sept I5-1 A. Al.
Indications
For she South Atlantic states, clear or partly cloudy
weather. variable winds mostly northcriy stationary
tom perstnre and stationary or rising barometer
For the East Gull states, clear or partly cloudy
westher, stationary temperature anu barometer,
northerly winds.
For tho West auif States, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy wcasher, varsble winds, mostly soutbcastery
and stationary baromstsr
For Tennessee, tho ohio Valley and lake region,
clear or parily.coudy. light variable WINDS station
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

AN AERONAUTIC ACCIDENT.

PaeSn, NJ ", Sept Ia, 1878.
Robert Carvela. balloon uspezisi, with kcyes'
balloon, tell nfiy feet from the balloon al the Ph"ar
fair this afternoon His back IL badly hurt and he
probably cannot i've I'LL morning
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record win show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty our hours, In COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thcrmomet at Hudnut's pharmacy
(HERALp Buildinel, No. 2lS Broadway:-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Josquin Miller 10 at the New YORK. Paymaster
Francis H. swan, United Statos Navy, Is at the Ever.
etL Ex-CopRrsssman Thomas q. Platt, OF Owsgo, y.
Y. General J. s. Easement, Of OHIO, ana Colonel A
s. Buord, of Richmond, Va, are at the Filth Avenue
Captain John Conway OF tho Australian Eleven 10 ut
the Grand Central Surgeon George W Woods. United
States Navy is At the Sturevant. Bishop Jobu sharp,
Of salt Like CITY, is at the ST. Nicholas
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

Nature ~ sad one day, oppressed
With shame and mauv ais honte
Though brsuttful her breath was bad,
Then Art exc.ired Il Won't
Permit you longer thus gri.ve,
see, here is sozopoNE"
sOZ JDUNT
rs a mouth wash Is most sangive, as toilet article a
luxury and ns regular from early youth old age
would eud aud sintan bemutul aud ealthy
teeth II is also economical few drops upon
brush s all that needed for efficacy ana pessure Sold
by Dru 'gists.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

The success OF IukHwaItSk cheap ard reliable sub
uute tor qunine has been unparalleled druggists say
IT'S staple article of trade. cures ehs ana lever IN
every last tnee. - pents per hox, DtNpAs DICK A
~. Msnnisstarin. Chsnqisgs Sew forS
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
THE BANNUCK WAR.
CAPTURE OF SMALL PARTY OF BASSocKs BY
LIEUTENANT BISHOP.

CAPTURE OF SMALL PARTY OF BASNocKs BY
LIEUTENANT BISHOP.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1873.
The following has been received at the War Depart
ment
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 10, 1878
ADJucASr GENERAL, Washiugton:-
The following telegram Is Just received from Camp
Brown
Il. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant Gencrai:-
Lieutenant Bishop captured, on the mead OF the Dry
FORK, this morning, small party OF Ban
whom | have under guar1 They escaped from
tho nght at Clarkos FORK, ana say they the last
Of AL tns Bannocss that left the Fort Hail
agency last spring, tho rest having killed dkrng
tho several nghts this summer They say
they Ioss twenty y.oIgbt killed In tho bgnt at
Ciarkes Fork on the 5tb inst 1bcy gavo
Information 10 regard to the party mentioned
IN your despatch rs moving south through tho
PARK, and which Lieutenant Bishop ~ now
looking Tor and thinks they NAV De found
either on the head Of Wind River may
left the Park in the direction of tue Fort Hal
agency rncse hostiles. they say are from the Bose
reservation Thcy acknowledge having stolen the
stock the Hayden ngnscrs In the Park about two
weeks since. have informed General Merritt.
UPHAN, Commanding.
soStRs AND TWO HUNDRED PONIES CAP
TuRED
CHICAGO, Sept. Ia, 1873.
The Official report Of snsral Miles General sneri.
dan regarding his recent operations with Bannock
Indians disprove the story that he had been
rounded an states that 4th he surprised tho
hostilcs with the result pelegraphcd IRON here on
Thursday Eleven Indians killed, thirty prs.
oners. 200 ponies captured ana Captain Bennett Of
tho Filth Infantry, aud two>irendy Grows killed
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

WITH A RECKLESS DISREGARD OF HONESTY
and sellers OF bogus soaps. for which
sought bv pretend NJ that they NJ enicacnus ~
GLssss SULPHUR soar. aud their trashv aud pcrhaps
pounds which OItcn of
Tho real article invariably skin disease
and goat and removes defects o the complexion sold
by drug ggsts, grocors fancy Goods dealers
L. N. CHfrTkNTON. Proprietor, 9th Av
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Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last ,
year. 75s1
1871 1878
Weekly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 81 G96-7
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A.--A.-R. r. X.

A.--A--A.-R T. II.
DYsENrERy. III ,kRnHA
CHOLERA M0RBUs.
CURED AND PREVENTED
81 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA
DlpuTnERIA.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
renewed iu "a cw minutes
BY kADWAf's READY RELIEF.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looscncas. diarrhg, choiers morous or painful ds.
charres bowels stopped In hfteen
minutes Dy taking Kadvsy's Ready EedeL No coa e.tyn
inhamu,aton ne weasaesso or iasatude will toow .ns
uha ol tIs X. n. kol-i
1'' ACiiEs AND PAINS
For ,eadache un stLer sick n.rvpusi thsum sti,u
iumbago pans IN the back splns or aid
nrys; pains around the liver pcurisy swelling OF tho
upts p,ns IN the bowels heartburn Anu pain. OF ali
snds nadwsy'. Kssiy Resf will srord im ate ease
and rs continued Tor lew days edset perm nj
cure. Price - conts sold by dtu sgistA
DR. EADwAY's REGULATING ELLIS,
perfectly ttAclcs elegantly coated Tor the Of At
disorders OF the stOmRea ver bowels, kidneys blsdIsf
petv.us diseases headache. constp ,tion nii
dyspepsia bOu,ness bilious ievct indam of
bowels pies and all arrangements oi tue iat.rnal via
per DoS Df. RADWNf \ co j. Warren
A-EuPfURE-~DR. MARsH'S TREATMENT TIL
only sal and rsliabe tOrty years practical exper
only once Nesry st. opVosite - rsu. church
HATS fOR GENTLEMEN; FALL STYLES
ready lowest prices. Y. ERNbNwLfS. its Nassau ST.
near spruce
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

A-DR. RIGGS TRUSS THE STANDARD HER
NAL appliance; established 1857. Only oncs 81 Great
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
A-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER. A srkPHANI & CO. 20 Sewst shs
importerN.

A.-ELASllC STOCKINGS AND ABDOMINAL
BELTs; best Qualities at reduced prices sUsPESsoRY
BAsDAers CRurcHEs and INSTRUMENTS for all dc ormies
DR. MA sll's ifu,s Office. = Nssey At
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

n m nnn tDPIkN OF CHUMSI1
1V.VVO COPIES OF "CIUMsri
"UnuNse ,CnuNs"' "cuuMsr.
Best hit OF the season.
- vey aud cnteftaiuns story Of chunship coa-
tainng truth than hctiou Missouri It-p pubcsu
The sketch y exceedingly clever aud rvRGses. Al.
bauy Evening Journal
N. oooK Is erisn aud piauant from bex ming TO end
Wild oats
Published by
cHAS : CLARKE. IT.,
Jersey city, N. D.
In presa An illustrated book OF humorou US sxetehea
Ny H. III. Munkittriek
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HfGH PRICE Of ulilNlNE.

HATS fOR GENTLEMEN; FALL STYLES
ready iowest prices, T. EBNbNwtfN. its Nassau ST..
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

THE RIVER DON RAPtI LY FALL ING -RfPoBTs
OF DAMAGE N TORONTO AND IT'S NEIGH
BoRHooD.
TORONTO, ont, Sept IL. 1878
The water In the Don has isiIsn fully i've feet since
yesterday. Tho city and county officials have
set TO work erecting temporary bridges Re
ports hourly reach the city Of number OF
wrecked bridges In tho county. Ia the adjoining
township OF scsrboro not bridge ~ lett and the
tralnc at standstil, The farmers bvIng unable TO
come 10 market and tue gardeners charging exorbi.
tan prices for everything
TRAINS CANCELLED.
All the trains on the Northern Railway and on tho
Great Wsstorn between here and Hamilton, are still
cancelled.
Tue Grand Trunk West takes freight over the
Toronto Grey and Bruce limo to Weston, oght miles
distant, whore IL Is transbipped.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRs WISsLow's SOOTHING >YRup for children teething
dyentery and diarrh9a wind collie and
the bowels 70 cents u bottle
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS

A-EuPfURE--DR MARsH's TREATMENT THE
only sal and rsiiabe cure tOry yearS
enes. only once vesry IT. opposte u rsul'. church
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

ASTOR HOUSE SHOE sTORE.-STERN, AMERI-
CAN WALKING SHoks. all styles; finest hand srwed Cat
Ttns, 81; DRESS sBoks. 90; SLIPPERS. 81 30 STERN
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

A TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
Brea,h. BROWNS CAxrHoRArKD sAPosAcEoUs DEsrr
~ D.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

A.-GENrLEMEN'S HATS; FALL STYLE READY
Tor inspection and safe At ESPENsChEiDsl lis Nassau st.
AN ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY BUSI.
ness avenue OF Broadway, 18th At death ip
family. CflAISWELD III West 3dth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

LINE AND MASUEE.-At 4 late meet
ing OF the Elmira On. " Farmers
Club, member is reported as having
said: Some wears ago knew farm
er who undertook to improve the man
ure in his barn ward By spreading
thereon unslacked lime. The ward
was sheltered, most of manure being in
basement of his barn, TO which the
cattle had free access Returning one
hight from town he observed an un-
usual light under lis barn. and on
going 20 the spot to ascertain the cause
he found pile OF manure actually send.
ing out small flame which would
have reduced the barn and its contents
TO ashes but tor his timely discovery.
lie put out the fire and abandoned the
use of lime in the manure heap, for the
lesson satisfied him that burning would
not improve manure"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
Feed a.a Breed o: ca.ry Cows.

Dr. T.. l.. StuTtevant, OF south Farm
ingham. Mass. makes the following
summary of conclusio ms at which he
has arrived on this subject, after many
years Of study and practical expert
ments:
/. The production OF butter - large
~ dependent on breed.
,. There is : structural limit 10 the
production OF butter 10 each cow
;. When a cow Is fed TO Ibis limit, in
creased food canno, increase The pro-
duet.
5. That consequently tie superior
cow j. seldom fed TO her limit. and as
practical conclusion. Increased feed
, with a superior lot of cows will increase
1 the butter product, but If fed Ia an in
terror lot OF cows, waste can bnt be the
result.
I 6. That the character Of the food has
some influence ON the character Of the
butter, but even here breed i..flucpcc>
mere than food
:. That there is no constant relation
between the butter product and the
cheese product.
; That the caseiu retains constant
percentage, and that this percentage
does not appear to respond 10 increase
OF food.
?. That the cssein appears Ia remain
constant without regard to the season.
~. That increase in the quantity of
mix is followed BY all increase in the
total amount OF easein.
II. That insufficient ieed-acts direct
~ to check the proportion OF butter
and has tendency 10 decrease the
casein OF he milk and substitute a.
bumen.
Il. The best practice of feeding is TO
regulate the character of the food by
the character Of the animal fed; feeding
superior cows nearer TO the Emit OF
their production than inferior COWS !;
feeding, Il for butter, more concentrate
FL and nutritious foods than for cheese !;
feeding for cheese product succulent
material which will increase the quaint
ity OF the milk yield.-Buffer. Chese
and Egg reporter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
E:r Buy III.

First. Know what kind OF work YOU
want TO accomplish. II a pillow, do YOU
want a lap fu.row or a fat furrow turn
ed. II harrow, do YOU want a sScri-
fer. or a pulyerizer or a smoothing
implement, DO YOU want light daft or
heavier drafi. and % with other tools.
Second. Decide on the most eff cient
implement TO accomplish yosr purpose.
II corn-shcller, do not cen-uli 4 false
economy rs getting one little smaller
than You oaL most proGtably use. liza
clliivalor. get one that j. strong enough
to wear. II a pulley, ohe tina: is strong
er than any possible strain to which GU
can apply il.
Third. Always get the best aud
most thorough, built implement in the
market, and be willing to pay for the
workmanship. \ cheap tool is never
satisfactory in the end. Buy at As low
price a, YOU can, but don't get cheap
tool.
Fourth. Before buying, see If YOU
really need it. Calculate the gain which
Will come from it, use, aud the saving
which may reasonably be expected
from its ownership.
Fifth. Eemember that too man, i'm.
plement-.and too expe nsive implements
are a ruinous draught on the farm prof
it, Balance this thought, however,
with the opposite reflection: that there
can be no greater waste Of resource.
than going without tool that Is really
needed.
Few farmers buy too many tools.
but many farmers buy unintelli.
gently, and wastefuly. The best too
Is ALWAYS more profitable TO buy than
au inferior one. and yet no matter how
good the implement. it i, unsatisfactory
unless YOU can find for il adyanta.
geous use. The saving from machinery
lcomes from use, not from storage
Scientific Farmer
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NUMBER T.
portrp.
AL II . Lifetime


Thou shalt have sun and shower from heaven
above.
Thou shalt have flower asd thorn from earth
bfloS.
Thine shah b. To- b hste ssd TREND to lo,c.
Pleasures that other gain the H. thew
know
And al in a lifetime.
Hast thou golden iay. .tarlit night.
MIrih and music. and love without s,l7ys
Leave DO drop updrunken thy delight;
sorrow and shallow fo''ow on Try SOY.
lis all IN a lifetime.
Whist II the battle en1 aud thou hast lo>i,
Other. have lost battle. thou hast won.
Haste thee, bind thy wounds, nor count the
Over the h-ld will rise to-rnprro~'s sun.
II, 81. Ia lifetime.
Laugh a the brtg-aTt >neer, the open corn
" are II The secret stab. tb. slanjcrou- lie.
For seventy yeAr- Of turmoil th0u vast horn,
Bitter aud sweet arr thine til thee % by
II, all Ia a lifetime.
Reckon thy voyage well. and spread the sail
Wind and calm and current shan warp thy
way;
Compass. shall sst thee false and chart .hau fail
Ever the waves viii u>e thee for their o. ay.
'Tis all in : Lifeline
Thousands Of year ssone were change .nd
change.
Thousands or ayes hence the sAmc ,hAu be;
Nancht Of thy JOY and grief i new or strange;
Gather space the good that fall. to thee,
It's all in . lifetime,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

CORN FOR HoRsEs.-The director
Of the Omnibus Company's tables, of
Paris, where 10000 horses are lodged,
has declared that the animals fed on
maize do not become thin during sum.
mer in consequence of that dietary. IS
the same was observable when oats
were employed, but because of the fact
of the horses having to perform greater
work, and pending more exhaustive
weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

To do up shirt bosoms in the most
perfect way one must have "pclishing
iron" small iron rounded over and
highly polished on the ends aud sides.
Spread the bosoms on hard and very
smooth board. with only one thickness
of cotton cloth sewed tightly across it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14
OMELET.-Ps

APPLE OMELEr.-Pare. core and
stew six large tart apples and beat them
till very smooth while hot. adding one
spoonful of butter, six of sugar and a
little nutmeg when perfectly cold add
three eggs, yolks and whites beaten
light separately; pour this into a hot,
deep, buttered baking dish and bake
till of delicate brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-14

Experienced feeders always select
animals whose organs are all in active
state. and capable of assimilating large
quantitie of food. Such animals NAV
be made to gain rapidly in weight and
quality. Thrifty two-year-olds are pref
cradle to older and heavier animals
that have been grown by the slow
method.