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TROTTERS NEATLY Handicapped
Two uoboken Inn,nts Flying over the secau.
Gus Track for Chnrity'- sake.

About one hundred horse men and other
lovers Of sport assembled at the Secnucus race
course yesterday. to sec the trotting for the
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers of the
South. There were three trois FREQ Tor ALL
two Of which were very commonplace but the
third was novelty In the way " heavy weights.
The first contest was between three minute
horses. Mr. Clauscn's black stallion Mrdita-
ton. c. Wordcn's bay stallion Black Eagle.
and b. y. Cranes sorrel mare Fanny. came to
the score. Fanny won the trot easily In three
straight heats. Time. g j3ii. 1901 =. and 81.
The ncN brush was between . 40 horses.
J.. ). PaNtons hr T. Erie Peter ManeeS b. m.
started. O. l. 1 s,"rt he GsI In hrae clo ,s,
heats. Time. 2:4s 2iG. and Pas.
The novel feature, Of the day WAS mile dash
ever 81, behind troiters. The nrst was Cart.
Hermann Busch. whose riding weight il 40
pressure. They are both lioboKen infants and
n,Ie widely known rs Jolly good boys. Capt.
In first.
Capt BusCh drove on the track in top phse;
Socks and mute. Capt. Fberhard followed In II
lighter pheeton. drawn 10y Peacock and Lexing-
cheers. As they scored Tor the irot the specta.
tors grew hilarious. Capt. Buechs team trOt-
ted steadily and sturdily ns IL they knew what
accomplish the task in good order Capt.
Ebcrhard's team broke and Waited and
pranced. and gnlloped rs though they were in
hurry To getaround with their load in any way.
shape. or manner. After scoring four times.
the teams We're sent on with Capt. Busch
about length in front. Cart Eberhard's team.
in endeavoring TO close the gap. soon went in
the air and were up and down all around the
mile. Socks and mate stuck To- their work like
| grim death. never breaking. They drew their
! load under the wire in SO o. greeted with loud
cheers. Can't. Ebsrhard bounced in about four
lengths a IA
tured shouts OF laughter 10y his Dackers
Capt Busch Is said 10 have Ind the advantage
! i'll the contest from the fnot that his team Was
used 10 his weight and driving. while Capt Eb-
| erhard had not driven his team enough 10 got
| thnm down to steady work.
There are to be- four running contests, incud-
| ing heat aud hurdle races to-day over tho
| course Stages vi start from the Hoboken
Ferry about 1879 o'clock.
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THE FIRST or THE OPENINGS.
4 Dn1zier In the Realm of Fashion.

J. {. Johnst1u's grand opening OF fall and
winter costumes was made yesterday The display was
so the a.eustoucd sNr 90 v.vgance and masml,cuce VI
i' l'a'in; hnn'c handsome costume Of DARK maroon
velvet satin nni silk. the duplicate nf which has teen
ordered by Madame N'de,sa me Countess Bvzentsl Is
mie ann t'ree pcccs-a usht Jacket basque Of velvet
iun.. opening IA 'front.' showing the whole Of the cab
Waie'F bat closely trimmed mont breadihs AMI loored
on ihe stos - form loanauts Tie tune il VI saun the
.tiHt ~ failc. with siun rarutufcs TIC bottom Is
iNuhri VAN Naurty guriis and ~, Laek draporc.
"a ~ 100 N'rr the ttf nfiins velvet hls lur over a long
.'f -,t-f tI VAIN Harutt TOAD and sllk and chenille
in-s. lH.scle re- AMI ia.sol. make this a very
-i'ieN- N,.ti .ur. AnHihcr AZ Little higher price 4
't ~ 90 "N.s'i silver AgtN Cuiur rTufi.cly ,iuhroi
or'd nNri ihc satin trurt with ux1ci SILVER lot hrad
H' same CROPPING Qua vn various r.fts O. tn costume
i s Nr-. cars and ends ~ ;hs ATTN which torn
tlr -, and mont dral,nos Tuls costume Ike the
Nh' Has velvet satin AMI -rns IN cutup parts 20
b. t.r lp fr fu-tnii. and g. alta 20 tie illue effect
ihr NclNtt 10 fr sd, hrt Aiill. is SATIN s'rll,d
if'iiN cnhetli IN t~ NAY uf morrlug robe NJ only
,ut 'Hue is0i navy tuc lros tai,c. with the front
Nf'1'th'. t" wtr part co. iic sleeves the ionf " the
"i'r an ts ''cLciscum",cd OF alternate kme. blade
l'., Nhts" ltle bllo .nt' 100 ami NaI.ucicuucs lace
re tlsiLA 81 !niAnaiy aNd wrap. at THIS orening
lNih if tt stNct and evening wear.
me IhV eAlVsiuou ., continued to-day and tomorrow
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Police Captains.
Fam he Ns'e Yu'l T'me'.

The list Of Police Captains now includes
thirteen ou'spok"n Republicans. Gltoen UNI.
qu,vocal Dcmotgnts, one man VINO never talks
lOlitirs loud enough tor rnypoav to say posi-
lively what he is and several mon who Nnro
Rcpublicans. and would BE- now hut Tor the
necessity which some 81 thcm icel 70 make their
dominant party. There ure now twrniy-.our
captains who Rra not Catholics and are. there
fore. cal ed protrstants and twelve whoHrr Cath
original MeropoAtan Captains Some Of IL .
mon who wvre formerly Republicans are now
NV. u0'rp I no., TX D',oNts nNf
LESSONS.
The list Of the Captains with their nativity
religion. nlI politics. il appended Those with
stNrtp their names nre Professionals. and those
with o cross are Catholics:
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THr WEEKLY srS. published this morning.


Politics In New Fngland-The Massachusetts and the
Como client RoptbAran Conventions. den Hulrrs can.
Nnss-Nhnt he has 90 say Hhuut his Cnmpitu Mr rrrr
tiNsr, lie Rev. Mi IiaNiens Ucicmr--Inr Acvu.4l
PASTOR Effort 90 Pr vc Him~ " uotH MufdD.or >airits
l,hlud Ne sr,ue,-A Nfw and Int tu,tn. rnhsr OF Tie
AfldtiUit VIII Contest, VHNu.itn Nnr ii..tIr,-N
fr eAiululn los llnclln that Wilton Lut ir.vrT
4'N'd, Inrcnc's Nvck IN Pans rhe Actors ENftture
T. Hi NhciNl Iu.ur M Wines. iibrruiaus IN o. Rttir-
Tine t.fh' ~ ncr Convention IN Brooh.yu. Alert 81
,rH Us his o. Nes's Recent Nci lr me ta,tiii.n
uiaii,i iAr Indians lu Montana The STORY vt Mrs LAM
it' -luW me INr-'N b Aut5 Became Famous 800 L,Hl.u
ihc Nti.h Gallery Di.nsVI Matiy IN Low, with hi,
t"uhu, NJ lHimAry Night Qut. Moon .u4idng IN Ken.
itNN. hi cd BlO wing NueT Between Panther and
;l"N.'. Foui irIrhl Preacher, \ lihid Money Man
love .NWNns Nis.iunniir,, A lugnaluln Michruu. An
of War lDui. Ni,fr Geulll, Nthclns may i. ,etI
\ N'Wrhi. Aal dtcu, Neid,tuncS Tor iho HANGED Molly
Mn-u.iV- PI-gnages 10 Rome NcNt Year The khelivcs
nonnsr't sn, Hayes lu,Ne F-urr-. Iy-tlug Patent
MeNrih's Nanivrhnts Lnnimuus Wealth Wheeler
FAUorni Breaking Down, Women Robbers, Thing, Mixed
IN FtuhsNlNAnHt, ldi- o, Indiana Rival. National Bank
NrM Lac frr-eiNrf' The Leaves Autumn. The
Volcano we Ann, NeNs stury-Ile Dilemma, Poetry
1iv lelluW pvAtl. Poor Indian 1he Latest
ltl-laNNic NfMs, NuuNcdins Notes on Science and
Industry, LHil.- Department, Many Columns OF Ediio
ihi AlHrt qua Agricultural Natter Financial lntel
I'M WtFKtr srN contains complete eptome OF the
urws Of the week from all parts u the United STATES aud
uc American continent topic, IN wrappers ready for
mailing To- the Old country may be had the desk of our
publication hice Price four cents For sale BY all news
dealers IN clty and country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25
Busin,ss glutitss.
yellow Fever.

A SPECIFIC DISCOVERED
Thomas Hazard Esi to thc tdtor oi the Providence
journal
Whom the sym tom, Of the maa3y have become
clearly devciorcdwhe'her r 70 - prin ~ oppression
in the reura stomach head tser mech ana shoulders
side back towels chris of c-hst Wis. ID; tho sufferer
place hs her tot a. INC nnklee water 20 hot
that it's very ditorlt 'otet' Th.U atAht., lycf tie
io-, nnd Knees iDLr $3.50. vu,. .u.. .i o., . .As he
ngc the pati.ut or ca. ma. .,,l ,uuiuc BRAN
drrth lii.. Let the feet rruanm She hat from three
e. four minutes only Then wipe them dry and rub them
hard with towel Get into bed and drinl full
tumber II weak lemonade so hot that it must he sipped
Then he down and cover A sweat will be sure To
follow which will open all the external pores Of the
body. while the pills will have like effect the
internal pores ducts through which, with the assist
anco Of the sweat. the morrill, matter with which tie
blood and internal ORGANS has become surchargcd Will ~
expelled by the force e the uninurcd vital powers from
the system through the DO els and health be fully re-
stored general rule. within eifhecn to thirtyst
hours Water prue only should be taken for eighteen
hours after the medicine
Tho yellow icycr 81 FREQUENTLY of so malignant type
that patients .ttu.t dead with at once, 1t were.
sometime hUuih rarely tt ct,s with the fever at
the Month OF ctur.. n1 uici. 100, It .tiu.rt can act
quick enough 50 meet such oNi:tnci,s bu' have little
doubt the remedy have prescribed would the lives
Of thousands who would die under the experimental ADD
temporary practices OF the ioshzed regular faculty.
sonc years ago, when the yellow fever was prevailing
at Mobile. furnished the late John Toulmln friend
Of mine. who resided there. with few boxes Of Bran
ireths pills AMI the foregoing receipt anil he aftcrwsrd
wrote that lie cured with them four patients who
stricken down with the yellow fever
In conclusion may lust SAY ioi the leneht Of those
whom IL may concern that am not pill vender NOT
did ! ever receive a iarihn. would l. from Or.
Brandreth any one else Tor recommending medicine
other drugs ehatels. moTchan tc Or otor comnod.
ity. THOMAS n. HAZARD.
vAsetrst. R. I. Sept g, 1878
-proyil, nee Journal Sept 10 lsre
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Sept. PAP. M.--The business at
the Stock Exchange further illustrated views
presented this morning. and the combinations
in the Northwesterns and st. Pauls further
pressed their advantage upon the shorts. these
shares practically closing At the highest figures
OF the day. II must be understood however.
that tho leading operators are Mt loggerheais.
and any little diversity VI fluctuations should
be excused. because each is operating indie.
pendently OF the others; and while more profit
might ensue-the same IA last spring. when
the three great leaders worked in harmony
they 90 not seem to comprehend the fact nor
do they consider the value to themselves OF
success in future operations. The nun b-r OF
shares dealt in recogniz the larger trans
actions in the Northwesterns and ST. pauls
with only q moderate business in Lake Shore.
which sold dSwr from q :. to g. because this
Nancei. In the hope VI making market sell the art
m , 'i5.k ihs Iymainisr % the II wa, also "cHh
WANNA aud western aud DclaMtr aud Hudson each
r,r central VA a,e d9Tn = sent 10 ~ End wabash
III aeI ,n "a sooit tlpsl s.'ou:h r'9,tfhs ~ io.
81 q, T.. g. tsnpAist WIN ~ at ne etnuy ~,
le,ams more "et''c." ' 40 advance To- 'ui the man.
lie ,oe Ahadcr. &c., h Mi ben,yc ,He n,v, NJ NJ
t. le .ens.ne Th' ' "-'s In the o,nsr ,nars, vii be
The soIl ~ Aet continued dun ami devoid OF special
IN lyan, 1e rates paid for the Of sol we're ;. l.
cent AMI Tat
The receipts u wheat At Chicago today were i4i $50
bushels and the shipments - o. with the corn r,lpt.
a-Hrpatns 1890 bushels. and the shipments uz5
At Milwaukee the Whcut receipts fuiftf uu - 40
bushels but thc shipments uuN 90 the corn -.
eeiris amounting 10 only $500 bushels Win ship.
ustfs
furr-n exchange ruled weak AZ decline to 81 - and
81 -is time mi demand drafts with actual tusus IS
al 81 - q. - sii.. aul 81 siil 80 NJ
In the ulVt market cal unus were quoted AZ lt,ca
q cent to tie brokers aud INST class mercantile dina
"a - pass atssi cent Outside ui strictly
called luannt circles however tile ran.c wa. wide aud
paler not well known IA TALL street difficult Vi We.
suNattu
government bonds reflected better distributed busi.
mes. and the market closed steady
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TO he Punished for Another Offence.

William Clohessy, who was held in 5000 bail
Thursday last hv Justice Murray on charge ct libel
ling Mr. Matthew T. Breen, the lawyer, by a iAlS and
malicious advertisement was arrested Yesterday on -
civil order granted by Judge Donolue Of the supreme
court nul committed 10 Ludlow street ln IN default M
eluiIp bail Among tie ahlHyits on Mhfl ytscrdaN =
arrest MAS an de wa one sWurn 10 hy James Rcd OF
fhr hu o James Rcid A Co, wiuc mric hauu ut II
Broadway declaGns that the urn WAS ahuu, 90 iruse-
cute tluhrssy on charge, criminal a. well as civil VI
haNu. cmheIlrd moneys collected Tor them while lie
tulllny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

Excavations ut Pompcu Prove the city 10 have bee n
orc OF the most ASH Enable and beauuWo of Roman sum
mof resorts aud hut Tor the eruption II might nave re-
mlnyd 30 10 Vas day A. with fompch. 50 with thou.
sands W people who have NVuutN ui and tenturp
They might alwHys he admired bar Tor the eruption Tint
makes the lace unsghty and betrays the IRE senee OF
s.FWLa' Nlruiet blnod poisuns or general debility
ih.le is one remedy that positively these al.
Mellons ana At remedy j. Dr. Perce's Golden Medical
discovery II i ne best known tonic. Alternative and
.g'gWeni IL speedily cures pimple, blolehes, liver
sos Hhu al usehses arising from Impoverished OF In.
pure blood also cures dyspepsia and regulates Inc
hNsr and bowels Sold By druggists -Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

Arrived-TLEsplr. sept "a
IS PcrrltO Dlurc. liuNfc
- Carondelet Burrows, Havana
s. sHnuagVdc Cuba Reed, Havana
IS AcaI ulcn. Shhckfurd. AspinwHll
S. knckerbOckcr. keWhlc. New OrleanA
- Australia, Rnit. london
> bhueus. Bcnrsc. Boston.
= he RuNttf FAM Antwerp
town 18th ~ 49, -N~ S"'N"'
slnp John Harvey, Brown Shanghai
snip Kaiser Ruhase, Mania
snip tltwaicr Merritt IluilO
bafk Minuehaha. Rrownerigr Londonderry
hark lVnstanun, Braun London
hatk GermnlA, BrllicA. OportO.
BARK lmcO, Schianino London
marx Hrld, Nielsen. bordeaux
balk fruserIlna IvAnCh, Rotterdam
hAfk Allance halVersen, bordeaux
batk Ardn, Purdy. LiVrTpOnl.
Bark khNadh, Jansen, Dublin
BARI Mary {. Hall, higgins. Antwerp
BARK Maria. LisAUi, Hull
BARK Etiheon. Weber. LIVERPOOL
Bark NeritAa Roos HUI.
BARK haggu, Nidullch. Trieste
marx ocean Beauty Seagrote PadAnR
MARX Augusta Huidt. SWANSEA
bark Marie, keichbnTn. Rrval
Bark q. 7. Lawrence Polie Cardiff
Bark Milton, krugpr Bordeaux
BARK Inurak, Anlhulm. Antwerp.
BARK Alice Campbell, Guihnm. Rio Janeiro
bAlk ANNE L WIS, Morse, Bucnos Ayfes
Bark MAdfe L, Figll Searpau. MaTseLusA
sour AshssN, AsTiiith, AarssiLlss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

Mrs. Charlotte Smith. editor and publisher OF
the Iahih l,Hiy hayasn' has lost package Of ,aui
Die papers involving fhOD worth o property DESTROYED
Gen Morgan L. smith protesiing against the destruction
the property order from ten hrnut nihlddig any
interfere With the property of Mrs. nihain pl
lam iul letter nom capt Moore "i An Illinois Rrsi'
rrnt Who Wus present NJ the d"srurunn pi the hnu>"
sud property Mrs smith VIII literally reward any per
son Who wil deliver thu papers at ue Office IN the Aston
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Living Nine Day. with nroL.n Neck.

Lowls Fulson, paper hanger. OF 5ll West
fry seventh street While under the influence Of hquor
ldown Aish Of stairs IN his residence on the 18Th
't lt WIS ikrn up unconscious and conveyed to the
hNosrNVlt Hu'iih where lac died Yesterday morning
lie wa hui REGAIN consciousness heturc hi>icath An al
lopsy disclosed Nae iArt that his neck was broken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

BLACK -suilen'v at suuil mort. Conn on the e0,h
81 syItinbcr pc.iu Damon "iic VI TIC late William
faCk VI NcW Nv.k
TIE rriauy.. ana ricnis of Che family respectfully
invited 10 atfci' her fNl.f.t ~ ruuthf OFT. Conn on
Ihvf~iay the 2oi inst a. haii last + Train sav-s
4 VI - 49,
tVCSlHAN -Li~art connh1n Will BE- buried nom
M n'r oslrher. - Roosevelt -. fuay. ~ o'clock
GAiNAN Il mont, uiid sIlrtnu teluiein mas win
!" tS"lacd or Nr rrpu.e "i THE soul the lae Rev.
JAns NJ Hnlyhh, 80 tile turch OF Our Lady OF Mer, -
p,brNoise piage. bio ,Nu cn Thursday sept ~ ~
o.o-k The Reverend cer-y and tnends are invited
MesORii -on Mnniay sept 81 a: her late reside nce
Evsahiia widow u iie late Mi,nAn McsOry. a.sd u
wears -
X .atves and mis- ~ tc anilv are cspocuuly In
woo !" ATT ui "a f.icr irT Hte euce at 10
oeloek' henee L. tae Cnureh Of s. Hose VI Lima.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

D. J. 4 SHERMAN appliance AMI curative retains
and cures RClTCEE without the injury Of a truss
Pamphlet with phut"1ra hc hkcncsSsv VI cnses before
ana after cure mailed Tor loo. once. .ji Broadway
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BANKING md rIN4NCLiL.

ALADY ~ GALLAriN. TENN, MADE siOuLATELY
~ m investment uf 500 Alex rockingham Co 70
Nnl 81 Nvw York. were her brokers send Tor their
Financial Report You may De equally rs fortunate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

Hnpturcs.-Dr. MARsn's Treatment, IS the oniy sas
am reliable cure. FORTY Practical experience
Only once vssey st. A'tor House opposite St rauls
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Bright teeth. and lip. tina, glow the while.

Give lisht and color ~ q smile;
And. infinitely moro than this
Owe hsht and color TO ssS
But both must suffer from the want
or the hfc.giyins soZoDoSr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-25

Foil styles Fine SILK HINTS. ~. 90 worth Is.
Zinc DvfbNs e. W. W ID ~ D. New rhMrch np safa
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Sour stomacs may always be reuedird with the benign
aud popular carnlnatNe and AID " digestion, MIN VI
MEEne -Adt.
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MAX III iTIN1I

FIFTH DRAWING cuNNpNNE DISTRIBUTION
tohfANl. Al ihoHH % ~ mi SLATE OF kkS.
Lt'Af, so. ls ~" 90 Huluc liz. iinll Loss.iIe
A. sou 49, Niin ntlh. und, in' supervision u Il c.
NinirfuitLr ~ lfrn.rf.ir. ~ kN AID 0tAer well.
PRIZE stiri i'd ru,ess ion 5000
llfHT % CO.. Hulfl.,.. IN * ~
lEILE an. sulriyr- "a ilUo
- 80 ~" ..... ~ iVJ' fHles TO-. lnOJo
hu'r' $50 caci, A. .Ntr' '0r P~7es ... ESQ
TIC, -D"rhelh Appi' AlAAt-n Iufrs ....... NV
eIi+fts hbcnCn, A!4 TVNlnlAtlQu Frizcs ...... 30
i'S~" FnIcs ..........,. ... sli5 sCS
Whole isket. 81 laii 70 sets 81
Pr ticket. idAics. cimuiuWoAltli u. .irluuon Com.
pany COuriefl, u ual uulllug Lua'., llv. Nv " IL
4 4 t4ff 1 nr,t1fi N.uN
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MAMMA IN4ELLIGANcE


hiSiATrHt ALNAN4t-rHis nav
sun rises..... 81 sun s,ts.... SO Noon rises 4 IA
HiGH WATEH-TMS
Sandy Hook =, GOV island y 80 Hell Gate 4 %
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Ill. III GRAND pkAN.Ns
At lpil-N!il. T.. Ky 81 'l iH77
so fO> iPuNENENT So NcALINi
0ol lCLL riiHi- silt4.l ~ rlRNENcr
Hck = al only - have. ~ GIVE IT 4 TRIAL
fNlLE ...,... Sl1ur Ia fr.f's SllU. 5000
J rNlkn .,... .. luVD So puyrs ~ . on
PRIZE ...... 500 ;pJ rlll-s 20 1000
H. rn". ~ iio2a 1903 F'iles 10 60 100
ilc' each. A.pfo. nation prifcs........ 27p
. r. '- :2each ANtt"Nl ration Prizes ........ Len
Fnx.i lOg each, APPROXIMATION Faxes ....., 90
Nliiop the coumouwcalth when yoa apply or s4nI
'Vi NeheA JACKSON GO BANKERS
Ar.or, n g oc. ,SetEgi. Ast'is. :! .NauI
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-09
Ralky Horses.

once heard of an unfortunate gentle
man who had become insane, but was re-
stored to sound health simply by causing
the mind 10 make sudden rcvulsion,
which was done by skilltu|ly causing
him to become jealous OF his wife, who
was most excellent lady and aware of
the process. On this hint we might learn
to manage balky horse. lie is insane on
the subject OF going, that is self-egident.
five can manage to make him think on
some other subject lie will naturally for
get about going and go before lie knows
it. The following devices have been
successfully tried to. accomplish the de-
sired end: First. Tying a string around
the horses ear close to the head. Second.
Aitching the horse to the singletree by
means of a cord instead of the tugs, the
cord fastened to the horses tail. Third.
Filling the mouth full Of some disagree
able substance. Fourth. Tying a stout
:wiuc around the leg. just below the knee
and then removing it when he has trav-
eled some distance. Never whip balkv
horse, for the more he is whipped the
crazicr he will become. Let everything
be done gently, for boistcrous words only
confuse him and make him worse. Treat
him in the mild manner that you would
crazy man, and you will succeed.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-09
HOUSE, FARM, GARDEN RI,

Rules for tho Government OF Children.
First-Never give in to disobedience,
and never threaten what you are not pre-
pared to carry out. second-Never lose
your temper. I do not say never be an
cry. Anger ia sometimes indispensable,
especially where there has been anything
mean, dishonest or cruel. But anger is
very different from loss of temper. Third
OF all things never sheer at them, and
be careful even how You rally them
Fourth-Do not try to work on their
feelings. Fifth-never show, that you
doubt except you are able to convict. To
doubt an honest child is to do all you
can to make liar of him; and to believe
a liar, if he is not altogether shameless, is
to shame him. Slxtl-Instill no relig-
ious doctrine apart from its duty. fit
have no duty as its necessary embodiment
the doctrine may we'll be regarded as
doubtful. Sevcnth-Do not be hard on
mere 4uarreling, which like storm
is often helpful In clearing the moral at
mospherc. Stop it by judgment between
the parties. But DO severe as to kind of
quarreling, and the temper shown in it.
Especially give no quarter to any Unfair
ness arising from greed or Spite Use
your strongest language with regard to
that.
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never to ask You to marry me twice. Do
you want me to break my word, CHI?
Now it is your turn to do the asking"
"1sshould think 1shad asked enough"
said Hitty, tho great tears standing in
her eyes. "You are not in earnest, Arson
Scarlc. You don't want to marry me. IN
old maid like mel See how faded and
gray am ~; ~. ,-.,1r, ...'
''And If swear I do wsnt to marry
you, what will you say?"
II shall say, then, Why don't you do
so, Mr.. Scarlc?" She smiled through
her tears. "What will Liddy say when
she hears that I've asked you to marry
me?"
"she will say you have done your
duty like MANI -
"Wcll, Miss IIitty Thorn ol1cuys had
an eye to the, main chance" said her
neighbours '"Shc Tilted searle when he
was poor, and now he is rich, she mar
rics him. What fool woman cun make
Of a sensible man-only it usually takes
a young ones
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Tie Model Ayrshire Cow.

She should be of medium size, weigh
ing in good milking condition not to cx-
coed one thousand pounds, or less than
seven hundred live weight-about eight
hundred and fifty pounds suits me best.
She should be red and white in color,
rather more red than whitc-say one.
third white, beautifully spotted or mot
tied, and presenting beautiful contrast
of colors; the head small, fine and clean;
the face long and narrowed at the muz-
zle, with a sprightly, yet generally mild
expression; eye small, smart and lively !;
horns short, fine and curved upward and
slightly inward and set wide apart at the
roots; neck rather long and quite thin !;
body tapering from hind to fore quarters,
or what call "we6 ge shappe*!,; the
forequarters being light; back straight
end narrow. but broad across the hips
bone fine; tail long, with vary fine bone
and good switch; hair very fine and
soft; udder3 light-colored s.and!capacious,
extending we'll forward: teats of fully
medium size, set regularly and wide
apart; milk-veins prominent and we'll
developed; legs rather short, not too
short, and we'll shaped, and to look as If
they had been turned in lathe.-J.
Dimo1 in independent.