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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-14
raus1EEs, SALES:

,,1pt,srEEs sALE-BY vIRTUEoFA
ri attios, utdb ny ChItlc! Held aud Susanna,
dsH y, ~ 'he unlpItlghed trustee, dated June 10,
By we .s,tdId 10 the OAieo Of The Cork Of the
~ hhi tnstt Il OhlO county, In Trust Deed Book
lohhy N"',oh ahnll an
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CHICAGO, October 49, Flour-In good dc,
mand at full prices Wheat-ActEYo, firm
and higher; No. Chicago spring 81 2Oa
/ 2Ox; No. 2 81 l3X cash; 81 lax No.
vember; 81 10A December: 81 lax year; No.
8 81 06Ial o.; rejected SOC. COrn-StrOng
and higher at SSJGc cash November; SIX
year; S6Kc January 89No May: rejected SIC,
0ats-Quiet but steady ut 2Sc cash. 2shc
October; 2Ac November; SIC May. Rye
Flrmer at 7la72c. Barlcy-Stronger at Zoe.
Timothy seed stronger at 81 9s49 10 Flax
seed ilrmer; pure Sl22 POrk-Unsettled and
lower; new 5000; old $40 80; cash $40 Goa
20 62N; October s. IS; November IS TO-
Lard Heavy, dull, weak and lower at IS IS
cash; % 65 November; IS 80 bid year; IS 62If
as 67k January. Bulk meats dull, weak and
lower ut $SSSa5 OOa5 TO- Whisky-Steady
and unchanged at 81 OF.
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nRUSTEE'S SALE.

+, tlruo Of deed Of trust made by Fannie
nj, mi Madison hanks, her husband, 70 me, ID
r7Ter, dated the I'D day Of March, 1878, and re-.
srltd Al the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
JOaa county, West Virginia, 10 Deed Of Trust
Bal 80. Is, Eage $50, will on FRIDAY, the 18th
Did lOber, 1872, commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
uiIs front h0JT Ol the court House Of Ohio county,
a; Virginia, sell al public AUc lon the following
RAJ ss; A piece OF P.rcel Of ground situate 10 the
OH Wheeling, Ohio county, West virginia, and
Gtslp 90 The east side Of EOlf street, between
EtVtnlh and Twelfth streets, and bounded ~ fol.
hTe A,IunaE alta point on the eat aide Of EOi
Gtt loty.tEO (!) feet north Of the northwest cor.
sad The w. l., Church lot; thence eaStwRrdly at
rIatIHgrI With EOn street, and with the southern
i've u drrrl Ul ground belonging to Robert
4n1Ee one hundred lOJl feet to u twenty (20) foot
I.Sl; theme s0ulhWaldly and parallel with Eoii
fSt eighteen u.s. leeti thence W6StWardly and par
ilrl I6 the hIst line, one hundred (IO0) feet to
Ia street; inence nOrthWardy with the east line Of
ia street, eighteen 81 lCGt 10 the place Of begin
dss. There ia n or deed Of trust Ia favor Of the
C'aIrl Building Association No. on the above de-
Snbal Fail ratIe, the amount Of which will be
atls knnNn Un the day Of sale.
Terms Ol sRle-Cash.
GEo. P. LINCH, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuetiOnser. sel2
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What Last Saturdays Steamers Took Oul
10 Europe.
Nav Y0Pk PuII,tJr ~ rn.,o,d- ..

what Last Saturdays Steamers Took OuI
10 Europe.
New York Bulletin Of yesterday.
Thereiwere seven regular" transatlan.
tic steamers cleared from here on Saturday
for ports in Europe, carrying out heavy
cargoes composed OF the usual diversified
assortment Of cereals, fresh and salt meat
dairy products and manufactured goods.
The grain and flour shipments were con.
siderable, and there was also a good move.
ment OF the new crop ofapples and cotton.
The manufacturing industries were well
represented in the exports, there being
many consignments of machinery and mn.
steal instruments, and also among the rest !:
549 bales OF domestic dry goods for Liver.
pool and $50 bales for London. OF fresh
meat there was $40 tons for Liverpool and
1927 quarters beef and 800 carcasses sheen
Tor Glasgow. There was not much live
stock, the season being too far advanced.
and the total in that line was CT bullocks
for London and 45 horses for Liyernool
The departure Of one Of the National steam.
ers, tho Queen, was delayed, and she did
not get off until yesterday. The main
items on mostot the cargo lists were Us fol-
lows:
City OF Berlin, for Liverpool: l,6OC
bxs bacon, 2,S4l bxs cheese, 1856 pkrs
butter, 5000 sacks Of flour, 1858 bbls ap-
pies, bales OF cotton. 400 cases canned
goods, $50 bbls and 1856 ties pork, 800 bales
OF hops, 800 bales domestics, $50 tons fresh
meat.
The Queen, for Liverpool: $4,000 bush
grain, 2,4O0 bales cotton, sos bxs bacon.
$50 pkgs butter and cheese, 24O bales
domestics, 35 hhds tobacco 100 bbls ap-
pies, $50 tons fresh meat.
Greece, for London: 5000 bush grain.
$4,000 bxs cheese, 1900 bales hops, 8, 200
cases canned goods, $50 pkgs butter, zoo
barrels apples, $50 bbls and It's sacks
Hour, 200 bales domestics and As horses.
Anchoria, for Glasgow: 24,0OO bushels
wheat 1000 bxs cheese, 1890 pkgs butter,
1000 sacks flour, 700 bxs bacon, 1888 tcs
beef, 45O bags oil cake, % ties lard, 800 bbls
apples, 1927 quarters fresh beef and SOC
carcasses sheep.
Utopia, for London: 5000 bush wheat,
$500 bxs cheese, 7,S40 sacks flour, l,50(
bbls apples, $40 bxs bacon, $50 bxs bacon con
$50 pkgs butter, 1000 cases canned goods
100 tcs beef, so bbls pork 100 pkgs lard, &
ties tallow, 2,Gl2 bbls -four, i26 bales
domestics, 90 bbls potatoes, O. live bull
locks.
Main, for Bremen: $500 bush corn
$500 pkgs butter, 500 bales cotton, 7O(
cases canned meats, 100 bxs cheese, 25(
hhds, 700 cases and 700 bales tobacco, 81
bxs bacon, so bbls lubricatlng oil, 50 case,
essential oil, 20 bags coffee, 100 tons sun
dries.
Incheluthe, for Naples: $4,000 bushels
wheat.
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ct ~. 10 On Saturday night as no connection Oi
an R \, man, Palace Drawing Boon aud Sleeping Can
GIEsS CONNECTIONS are made for ali poIus South and
rablo route for eoloniSG and perionS moyInv ~ ~.
great west and to whom particular attention L given
WHIPPING, PITTS, AND BALTIMORE DIV.
S~'e " HVe1HB L. N. lbOp m
1, EfiadelphiA Accommodation,
~ a. M. 500 D. m,
% 1!ckeN % az principal points on Ealo al Depot
Utnee open at all houn during he day. " D'F""
Information 10 the travelling public cheertulv gv,p.
m np,,n,,. W: N. CLEMENTS, n. oiT,
1T h + DEVRlEa, GSn'l Agent, wheeling. - "
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NEW YoRK, October lS.-The cotton goods
market has animproyed undertone, and brown
cottons are IN good demand by conyerters and
exporters print cloths active and very strong
with an upward tenhency: prints dull;
Sprague's faneies have been reduced Iby
agents; light weight cassimeres, chey lots and
wosted c0atings arc In good demand by
clotn,iers; tlSnnels firm and in light supply;
foreign goods quiet
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This table will be submitted to the work.
men Tor their signature, after which Il
will be presented TO the employers. There
are about two hundred and forty.ave ci,
gar factories in this city, and in case the
proposition Is not accepted, or compro
mise Is not effected, there will be q gener
al strike among the cigar makers
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G,PI,STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
fRIAUEl.PuIA PROPERTY.
=, ,ru,ol a Jtol Of trust, made by Mary SchWlnn,
4! Al Michael SchNlun, with the bald Michael
,S,isp hrr hu.bAud TO the undersigned trustee,
SIJJglt s, 1870 and recorded Ia tho office d the
ya,f ii III. touny court Of Ohio county, West Va
,jsd Of TraG BOX No II, page ., | will, on
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East LtDERTY, October Is -CArrLE = Re.
ceipis since and including Friday last $40
head Of through and 1878 head Of yard
stock; total for the week ending this day
less head Of Through and 4 go head Of yard,
against 1888 bead Of through and GIL head
Of local tho week before. The run Of yard
stock has been heavy for the light demand
and at of prices Of at least zoe for fair to good
and about the same on common. best 81 Goa
6 81 q tairto good y 9oa4 oO' common IS loa
HoSs-Receipts i2,17O head; total for the
week A,2l6, against 26,740 tho week beiurc
common Workers, s. 0044 90; best Workers
81 0Oa4 10; Philadelphia, 81 lta4 70.
sHEEP-R Receipts $500 head; total for the
week 5000 head against Il, 400 head the week
before; selling brisk and demand good at
s. 00a4 % for common 10 choice.
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Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday.
Saturday night the cigar makers Of both
cities held alarge meeting in Phoenix Hall
with Mr.. VIM. Black in the chair, and at.
ter some discussion 1t was decided to de,
mand an advance in prices. Wegiye be-
low a table showing the present price
paid, the proposed price and the selling
price Of the poods.
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~ OLA Hknt exchange VI 66H.
GovERsNENrs-Dull.
unl9d States o. Of 1851, coupons
NeN
NeN rOuf an1 hals ,.,.-loo
NeR Four.
SurteueS
Bar Silver, 81 lSH.
RAILROAD BoNDs Active and irregular,
closing generally strong; O. @. & !. Q. flrsts,
THci st, Paul & Sioux CITY firsts, 98c.
SrocKs-fhe market opened strong, and In
the early dealings prices advanced Na2H per
cent, with Union Pacific, A. & p. Telegraph
and w, U. leading IN the improvement
Before noon, however, q free sailing move
ment begun In coal shares, which was soon
communicated to the rest Of the list, and o
sharp decline resulted. the coal stocks drop
S9S, st. Paul SIl, Wabash 8 II. & st Joe 3k,
Iron Mountain s, St, L., O. 4 N. AZ, l., d.
Il L. 3A, and the rest OF the list u, and az
per cent. Toward the close coal shares re-
covered 3ka2 per cent on the announcement
that the coal companies had agreed to ad.
vance the price Of co i zoe on Monday next,
and $50 additional on November list, and that
the Delaware, Llckawanna q Western had
agreed not to hold any auction sales this
month or during November. The general
market also shared In the Improvement to
the extent Of Aa3sG per cent, the latter for
st. L., X. Q. 4 n, which, however, closed at
a reaction at 2 per cent Boston Air Line
preferred rose from Soc TO Gle, and closed at
Doc; St Paul Z Sioux Clty common closed at
SOTc and preferred at 60Hc.
Among those usually well informed the
sudden break was ascribed 10 efforts OF par.
ties who recently sold out their holdings at
large profits 10 obtain fresh lines at low fig
had of. ~ ~ a.,
out weak holders and c. i1SaeeaSing short In.
tereSt. =. STT!1ssAiee.IL6fn Kansas and Northern
4hd Wabash was aided by reports that the
consolidation scheme was meeting consider.
able opposition. Hannibal and st. joseph
was depressed by fumOrs, Notwithstanding
the pooling arrangements recently entered
into between the southwestern roads, and pas
senRer rates are being cut. The activity in
business circles and the enormous speculation
on stock exchanges are reflected in exchanges
at the clearing house, which to-day reached
the largest total, $l62, 6SS,OO0 The conclusion
Of the market was marked by brisk demand
for stocks for both long aud short account.
particularly In coal stock.
at the meeting held in this city to-day Of
the stockholders Of the Chicago, st. Louis and
New Orleans Railroad, 1t was resolved to mar.
row the gaugeto four feet eight and half
inches (standard gauge) and to reduce the
grades Of the road bed
Transactions, 5O5.OUO shares, of which
14l,0O0 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 1900
Northwestern, 1900 st. Paul, 1900 wabash,
$1,000 Lackawanna, $4,000 New Jersey Cen.
trail, 5000 Michigan Central, IA OOO Union
Pacific, 1000 @ CO. & l., 10 QUO Hannibal and
81. Joseph, 14,000 Ohio & Mississippi, $1,000
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 22,OOO
Kansas CITY and Northern, 1900 Kansas and
Texas, 1905 Iron Mountain, 5000 Louisville
and Nashville, 1900 indianapolis, cincinnati
and Lafayette, $4,000 Northern Pacific, 5000
Chesapeake and Ohio, 1900 st. Louis and San
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Utopia, for London: 5000 bush wheat,
$500 bxs cheese, 7,S40 sacks flour, 1906
bbls apples, $40 bxs bacon, $50 bxs bacon
$50 pkgs butter, 1000 cases canned goods
100 ties beef, so bbls pork 100 pkgs lard, &
ties tallow, 2,Gl2 bbls -four, l26 bales
domesttcs, 20 bbls potatoes, O. live bull
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Tolcda.

ToLEDo, October -Wheat-strong; No. 8
white Wabash 81 %; No. l white Michigan
81 ?5H:amber Michigan spot 81 Tx; o TO.
Der 81 20A: No 2 red winter spot 81 26N
October 81 Tx; November 81 2SH December
81 10Y; No. 8 red Wabash 81 %; No. 9 D. &
N. red 81 26H; western amber 81 26H. Corn
Dull aud nominal; high mixed Ale; No.
43Hc. Oats-Quiet; No. 2SlH.
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Chicago cattle Mar CT.

CHICAGO, October lS.--The Drovsrs Iournnl
reports: ...
HoaS--Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head, Market very weak and lOc lower
for time, but became more active and tirmer
In the afternoon. Mixed packing s. 2Sa3 40 ;
light s. 6Oa3 10; choice heavy s. 6Oa3 80.
CArTLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
400 head. Shipping dull and almost nom.
inal; some left from Friday; butchers steady;
with fair demand; through Texans slow,
SuEEP-ReceiptS 1000 head; shipments
none. Market quiet, weak ana E4S1Gl, itst
Quotably lOwerat s. Scat CO.,
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FINANCIAL,
RANK OF TIE OHIO VALLEY

Ftais NArIOsA1 BAsH o, wnrrl,s.,
Capital. aann non
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in iair demand; No. 2 tlll OF sSaaSc. Pork
Stronger OF 80 90. Lard dull and nominal
current make s. 90 asked. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 39lC asked; short rib 70 bid
7Ac asked. Bacon-Higher; shoulders dull
ut 4Hc. Butter-Steady and unchanged
Linseed Oil...Firm at 66c.
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PROVERBS.

"sour stomach, bad breath, indig,s ton
land headache easily cured by Hop Bit c.s !
Study Hop Bitters Books, use the Medi,
Icine; be wise, healthy and happy"
"when lie isa drug, and you have lost all
hope, try Hop Bitters."
kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
land the only safe and sure remedy Is Hop
IBitters-rely on IT,"
Hop Bitters does not exhaust and lies,
troy, but restores and makes new "
"Ague, BiliOusness, DFowsiness Jaun-
dice, Hop llitters fcmOvescasily."
'Boils rimplGs, Erecklcs, Rough Skin,
IeruptiOns, impur, blood, Hop BitterS cnre."
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Orylns
cause the worst Of diseases and Hop Bitten,
cures them ALL"
more health, sunshine and Joy in Hop
Bitten tam in all other remelieS.n
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is the
best.
For sale by LAuaHIY BROs. 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists
se2STuTs&w Wheeling, ". Va.
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C1EoIEEGTt, October 49, Cotton-Demand
fair and market firm atloc. Flour-strong;
family s. 60a6 90. Wheat--Steady and Arm
at 81 GOAL %, Corn Easier at l5c, Oats
In coed demand at SOaSSc. Rye-Moderately
active and higher ats0c. Basley--steady and
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Bethesda Spring Water is now known in all
civilized countries, and embraces in lis bless
tngs thousands who never expect to see the
grassy banks and romantic hills and wales
which surround the sparkling fountain. The
most unqnalIfi fled praise Of its healing proper
ties Is everywhere rendered, 1t has taken rank
as one Of the wonders Of the world the subtle
mower for good contained in the mild, sweet
draught Is beyond the reason OF the scientist
and only finds explanation as one OF God 8 In
Vulnerable blessings. Bethesda's victories in
the past have been but nominal compared with
those awaiting 1t in the future. 1t is rapidly
world as the greatest panacea for Brights Dis
ease, Diabetes and NIL affections OF the kid
neys and bladder. To It's virtues thousands
owe ltfeand health.
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PITTSBURGH, October 49, PErRoLEuM =
Quiet and steady; Crude 03Xc at Parker's fol
shipment refined TIC for Philadelphia de
livery.
On CRY, October l3.-PErRoLEuM-MarkeI
opened with Ss1<c bid advanced and closed
at 92xc biz strictly. Shipments 5000 barrels
averaging 40. 0OO barrels Transactions $50, OO(
barrels.
LoSDoN, October 1S.-PErRoLEuN-Rellned
I'D.
=. AsrwEaP, October IS. - PErEoLEux- Re.
fined, 19Nf
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NEw ORLEANS. October l9.-Cotton Firm :;
mtddling lOAc; low do l0c; good ordinary
csc; net receipts $500 bales; gross y, SIS
bales; sales 6.4OO bales; stock 1O2,60o.
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CINcINEArl, October l9.--Hogs-Quiet; COM
mon 81 00aS So; light 50 4O4S 8j; packing
IS 4OaS 60; butchers s. 85aS T5. Receipts
2,S6S head shipments, 093 head.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 49, Coffee dull;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime l2Ha'7c; job
hing l3al! Nc: Sugar and molasses no stock.
Riee dull; Louisiana, ordinary to choice,
6a7Hc.
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Owing to the increased demand and the I'M.
mense popularity of tho above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baccos aud representing them as the "Gloryn
brand. claim the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being thcsame. Each lump has q
gold tag with the word GLORY" upon It, and
none other is genuine, rs 1t is positively sold
under nosother brand in this city. 'i
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1870. aug
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!Ins leaving Columbus At $40 ?. NJ and 6SO a, n,
except Sunday, 1t $40 r. NJ, with SeOping a,
attached, arriving In Chicago at ESQ next morning
Tetths can ee secured in advance al Union DOpo,
a. FailmAn'I PalAea Drawing Room Sleeping CIR,
tniouEh Without change from 5tebenyle and Golum
pea :" Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and &
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, slsvu,ps "a
eeo!mmodau9ns and any further Information, ami,
e JUS n. BELLEY1lLE, Ticket Agent Il III
Msat hRSPos loot q Eleventh I!reet OF Of CN
uekesOmee, andgf MeLnrO House, Wheeling,
.pH D. W, CALDWELL,
y. N. FELTON,, JR, "
". L. o'DRIEN,
mai. S0n'l PAa'. and Ticket Agent Columbus. q
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EDUCATIONAL.
MESI YIRGINIA university.

Mine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
Mt cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers; e1-
harlan, liberal. thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tclnber Sd, 1879.
AaoFOr catalogues and other Information apply
to The President, J. II. Thompson, MOrEant0wE,
West Va. Aul
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Active : Governments Dali :
Stocks Strong.
Flour In Good Demand-wheat Active
and Higher provisions Unsettled
and Lower.


New YoRK, October 1S.-MoSEY-More
active at 4 per cent Prime mercantile paper
6a6N per cent Sterling exchange weak at
81 SIX sight exchange 81 S3H.
GoVRRNNRNTR--0nlI
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g,orug al " o'clock A y, 'ell g pIeLls anSiIonl
% iag Lane VI ohio county, west VltgiaIl, the
las II"' zeal eiAie, tO'WiE Lot NJ ~ 10
Aoa,1,S aI M city Of Wheeling called East Wheel.
iAd =, Irs,eO will convey such title only
~ o,,si IA tng by aid DEED VI hutt.
S l.,.. 40 sGLE-ThB 1in Of SlHb cash, and the
ILEHs ,bS purG6asS money In Blx m0ulhS Tor
aAow bs M rchAleF deGirCB 70 pAy) With Interest,"
,o Isi,a, ID, T. lie saiSia0lIon 81 the trustee
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DIR. HENRY MOTIFS

y FRENCH POWDERS
VIII euro DiIeaIoS Of the Kidneys, Gravel Glet, md
all Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility, Los Of Ham
erection In youth, ExceJsss DC. Female WGafu.tg OF
Whites Scrotula, syphilis In all itS iOrns, and al
Blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured.
nB-G0NORRHGA CURED IN IS HOURS 'Sa
For sale In Wheeling, Wost Virginia, by EDMOND
BOK1NG (Ag't), Druggist, Odd Fellows Hall SrIcC
3 90 Per box SOnt By mall, secure trom obser, ;or
on receipt Of price. ,h.IS
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baltimore / OHIO RAILROAD Co

U Do REsg:'gs
On and after May II, 1879, PASSENGER Tr1n, I'll,
run % iollOKt-Mhenling Tina. -'N4Ne wv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-21
GOSPEL FOR FARMERS.

1t is continually declared that here in
New England there is gradual abandon
ment Of farms this to "a certain extent is
true: there is a disposition toward a cen
tralization of population in the larger
towns. villages and cities, and among those
who remain true in their allegiance to the
farm. there is a gradual increase of acres
IN those farms that are being deserted,
and, while in some cases the result NAV
not work any serious injury TO farming
operations, in many cases ii is decidedly
unfavorable. There is no danger where
landed proprietor has an abundance of
money and disposition to freely dispense
il for the general Improvement Of his land.
by the free application of fertilizers, To
an extent that secures a maximum crop
of any kind, under reasonably favorable
circumstances, but such eases are quite
rare exceptions. The rule is that, with
an increase of domain there is a CORES
pondingly increased area of cultivated
land without proportionate increase of
fertilizing material and herein lies the
secret OF the cost of producing crops.
The measure of cost is regulated by the
number Of acres brought under cultiva-
ton: SO. IF no more is produced from four
acres with average manuring and cultiva-
ton than could be from two with more in
tense fertilizin9 and cultivation, it is plain
thrt the cost OF production Is nearly double
in one ease what it is i'm the other and for
this reason. and this alone, almost. the
farmer is himself responsible for the great
cost of the production of crops, and serves
as an explanation for the diversity of cost,
as frequentlyreported. II should be the
study Of all farmers to concentrate the APP
plication of their fertilizers. and every
thing that affects the production of crops.
Rather than go over IL superabundance of
surface, make nse of less and to better
Justice TO it. and save more time for the
preparation of the mind by study to com
prebend the necessities Of the farm, and
the best means of securing the most salts
factory results.-From NE Ner Eaglond
Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-21
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the pnno Pile Of accunuatng profits tor den-
mite periods, which was first introduced by this Socic
ty, and has been recommended and endorsed by emil
nont experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
ness men. Forty Four per cent. has been earaed and
accumulated ON the premiums paid ON its ionine Life
Policies, and forty per cent on lis Tohtine Endow-
ment Policies. issued within the last five years.
The Directors Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
oiiy represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
folders and In presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
becf Of the strict and ,aiise principles by
which its various departments arc governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society per-
feet security l. given for the future, which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions a. the Equitable none is more prompt
ard just in IT, dealings.