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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19
The YeIlOv.FcYer.
DEATH OF FEVER PATIENT AT wAREENToN,
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

n.
" ESPECIAL telegram to the Dlspatch.]
WELDON, n. c., September 1S.-Mrs.
James Y. Christmas died yesterday morn
ing at Warrenton, n. c., it is reported, OF
ve)low.fcver. She returned from New Or
leans about Two weeks ago, where she has
been all the summer visiting her mother,
the celebrated Mrs.. Myra Clarke Gaines, of
that city. She leaves three children, and
was the only daughter Of Mrs. Gaines.
TIE CONDITION AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 1S.-Two new cases
of yellow-fever and Two deaths were re.
ported this morning. The weather Is clear
and pleasant. Thermometer, G1o.
Laier-FIve new cases were reported this
morning. Five deaths have occurred.
Mark Morgan, prominent young attorney,
was taken sick this morning, it is thought,
with the fever. The city presents Sun
day appearance, nearly all the stores on
Main street being closed in observance OF
the Jewish New Year.
Esquire j. Smalloway was elected special
Judge Of the Circuit Court to-day. The
court was adjourned until Saturday, when
an Injunction will be prayed for to restrain
the State Beard of Health from enforcing
the rules prohibiting loose cotton from be-
ing brought into the city.
LQtest.-Ten cases in all-siX white and
four cotored-were reported to-day. One
additional death occurred this afternoon,
that of Eddie Stnnette.
The Thermometer to-day has ranged from
61o to $50.
The HowarGs this evening sent nurse
tn Bailey station twenty miles east OF
Memphis, on the Charleston railroad, to at
Bedford, who, together with his son, re-
Gently died at that place.
THE vIcKsBURG QUARANTINE RAISED.
VIcksBURG, September 1s.-The quaran-
tine against New Orleans was removed last
night. Persons holding clean bills OF health
and ali freigbts except oollen goods packed
in New Orleans will be allowed to enter the
city.
INFECTED vESSTL Is BOUND FOR THE UNITED
STATEs-THE MORTALITY AT HAVANA.
WASHINGTON, September 1S.-The Ma.
tionaI Board Of Health has received advices
from the United States quarantine inspec-
Tor ut Havana that the bark Ann Elizabeth
sailed on the 9th for New York infected
with yelIow-fever; the bark Prince Rupert,
whose captain died OF the fever, left TWO
men in the hospital with some disease and
sailed for New Orleans on the 18th; and
the brig Lige Hougblon, also infected, sailed
for New York on the 18Th.
There were AT deaths at Havana from,
vellow-fever during August. The total
number of cases OF fever existing IN LA,
vana and its hos pital on tue 18th was about
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 16-TD6dccC.-In Kentucky Leaf
the movement Is still light, and for Der than the
mo desirable lots buyers have rather The adyan-
tage. seed leaf showsa full demand from the home
trade and firm prices, but The export movement Is
slack. Sales Of sc hOgsheads Kentucky leaf ut 24l
12i4c.: 500 cases 1878 pennsylvania at l0@l7c !:
$50 cases 1878 New England on private terms !;
SO clses ST. New England a. 14a21c:; 81 cases
l0kc.; $50 bales HAVANA al s5c.GSl.lO. The fol-
loving the quotations Tor Virginia leaf: Bright
wrappers, common 10 mCdium, At 15GI22e.: good
10 tlne. 256l45c.: fine to. extra tine, 50a75c. {;
smokers, l5Gl25c.: dapple wrapp"rs, 16@2Qc,
lu@s, common 10 good. 2@3c.; good 10 fine. 1904
leaf, COMMON 10 good, JSc.: good to fine, Sal o.:
fine extra. lOG13 &c.. aud black wrapl rs, 12GQl sc.
JOUr7aNL of Commerce.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET

SEPTEMBER 16-The appearance OF the marke:
Is still encouraging 10 better prices. Supplies ere
steadily working down, and The holders OF The mod
crate assortments of medium grades are unwilling
to part with them except ut an advance. Fine
grades also harden, With increasing Interest 10 them.
The ndicaons Mt the close are OF renewed activity
rers IN securing the mere desirable lots.-Journai
nT /
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER l6-TEe market to-day Is iirmer and
prices higher. Flour stronger. and an advance Is
eyDccteI. The receipts Oi wheat continue IN lu-
crease and 10 day 6.776 bI.hels were offered and
sold at $40. Slip. and 81 for Eat and 81
AMI 81 i 5 for Lancas,Cr-a further advance. Corn
IS uliiet and mcngGged, ana S2J bushels Of white
were offered and sold al 55c. hut little rye Is coi:-
ing in, aud mall lots sold al G2c. TWO hundred
bus heels OF oats brought 32c. Country produce I'i-
changed - Gazette. H.
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The Georsia OmcinIs.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOUND GUILTY.
ATLANTA, September 1S.-The Court Of
Impeachment has declared the Comptroller
General guilty. and refused TO remove the
clause disquaIifying him from hereafter
holding office. Sentence will be pro-
nounceQ tomorrow.
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rtlden,s rpcome.Tax Su!t.

NEW YORK, September 1S.-The motion
by the counsel for Samuel j. 1'ilden to COM
pei the Government to file Il bill OF particu-
lars in the income.taX suit brought against
him was argued to-day before Judge Choate
in the United States Court. The Judge
took the papers, and reserved his decision.
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The PlnnO -Nlakers' Strike.

NEW YORK, September 1S.-The piano.
factory employees have been striking quietly
for some time, alleging that the prices OF
pianos are not reduced and the sales in
crcasng, while wages have steadily declined
during the last five years. The .disatfection
has resulted in general increase OF pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19

ryHE EUREKA CLEANER AND POL.
\ USHER, TIE H0USEKEEPER'Sk kiaND'
81 shelves, Glass. Kniyes and FORKS, STAT
vary, so. AK your grocer Or druagst ZOE y.
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If tie consultation Is OF recent
date y slnsie dose Of TUTT'S PILLS VIII suihte'
but IL 1t has become habtua one pill. shou'a DC
taken every night. gradually lessening the frc-
olercy of the dose until REGULAR daily movement
Is oolaiced, which vii! soon fvllow.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

SEPTEMBER &c .-Petroieam.-The market Is
Il strong one. The better adyices from The other
side have encouraged shippers, whose orders are
chiefly turned 10 reincrs on account or The scant
offerings from second hands. Rcrnera arc very iu-
diifcreu: .-J0urrlaL Of Commerce.
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PROPOSALS..
FOR

FOR
FEED AND PROvESDER
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPAET-
NEET.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTAES-,f
NO. ~ 1ESIH SsREkT.
RICHMOND, Septt rnbcr 10. 1870 }
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing IN. Lorc&
of ,hc Richmond Fife Department WIN
HAY. ... .......
OATS.
BROWSSTuFF,
CORN,
5a-. SHlPsTEFF,
t SALT, &C..
from October /, 1879, 10 Jauuary I, 1880, will b
FRIDAY, September 90. 1879. at ~ r
=, hea tG,nr,ers Fire Department No, u j n'R
street where forms OF proposals may Dc haa an ap-
Address CHARLES F. TAYLOR.
Chairman Committee on Fire Departments
Is
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NEW YORK pEANUT MARKET

SEPTEMBER 1C.-Pednnts hold wei ND 60 late
prices, and business restricted by small offerings
Prime Virginia q1DleJ at $1.45; extra Virginia
S1.47sG1sl 80: choice Virginia. Sl.55: fancy al
s1.h5; ana band picked NJ 81 6Q.-Jauradl o.
G0Umfyce, r. -. ..... ..-1
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Or. l. Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark. says:
ga ftrr practice of twenty five years. pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-tilious medicine ever
no
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By Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September s.-Toon.-Stocks stea-
dier. Money, 5I6 per cent. EXchange-Lpng,
4Sl1: short, 4S3i9. State bonds dull and quiet.
Governments easy. ice .,:.. 80 ..s..
|. EreninJ.-Money easy at 4@6 per cent, closing
IL 4. Exchange quiet and steady at 4SltMfSlH.
Governments quiet; new So. 1024; ~ per cents.
l04a; per cents. l0lS. States inactive.
.s ~.- BALTIMORE. '..
BALTIMORE, September 1S.-VirgInia 6's, Ce-
ferred 5: consos, $50: second series, 2S4 past
due coupons, S11; new 10 4O's, i9S. Bid To-day.
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The National Democratic Committee
I'm Council.

I'm Council.
WASHINGTON. September 1S.-The Ma
tiona Democratic Executive Committee
met in this city to-day. There were present
ex-senator Barnum, chairman; Senators
Davis, of West Virginia, and Ransom. OF
North Carolina; Isaac r. Eaton, Of Kan
sas; John G. Thompson, Of Ohio; Eppa
Huntop, OF Virginia; and Congressman
Ross, OF New Jersey.
Hon. John McKenny, chairman ofthe Ohio
State Genital Committee, was present, and
expressed very sauguine belief that Ewing
would carry that State by a very large NIL
jority. Ec offered various suggestions as
to the best methods Of promoting the in
terests OF the party in the present cam
paign.
The secession OF the Tammany delega-
ton at Syracuse was only incidentally al
,uded 10 after the business OF the meeting
was over, and there was much diversity OF
opinion as to the effect it would have on
the election.
The meeting was purely of business
character, and the members deny that there
is any foundation for the rumors OF action
taken with regard to the split in the party
at Syracuse. The meeting adjourned SUD-
iect to the call OF the chairman.
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OpyIcE OF THE BOARD OF HHALTh'S
RICHMOND, september Is. 1879.
RAR THE REMOH 2 IL

OF DEAD ANIMALS from this city TOT ",ss
war ,o,nmrnc,ng september %, 1879, VIII
n 70 O'Clock 81 Contractors will name theiE 20
cnrtties In their proposah ,x,, % 20
Tha Committee on Health rese' we sne f'S'a '" "
'syh ANN In formation desired on ihe subject WIZ w
furnished by applying VI this once. c.urrI
Sc 1856 PEeaiaeh@ D"~' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19
The "Anat.Machine !" Republicans OF
New York.

New YORK, September 1S.-A circular
signed by about, sixty persons is published
this morning, purportins to be an address
lin the interest of the anti-machine Re-
publicans, and advising disaffected members
OF the party TO Join the signers in move.
ment 10 defeat Cornell, The circular pro-
poses hearty support for The SARATOGA ticket
and platform, emitting the names OF Cornell
for Governor and Soule for Csnal Commits
sioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19
The ButIer Independe nts.

WORCESTER, MASS, September lS.-Ihe
delegates to the Butler Independent Con-
yention met here this forenoon to the num-
Der OF 1878, representing every city and
town 10 the State except three. Albert
Palmer. of Boston, was elected permanent
president. After Mr.. Palmer's address,
which was mainly an eulogy Of Butler, w.
w. Nichols, OF Boston, moved Buffers
nomination rs the candidate OF the indie
pendent rarity for Governor, which motion
was unanimously carried with cheers.
The ticket was then completed by the
nomination Of A. c.. Woodwork for Lieu
tenant-G Governor. General NJ. F. Donahue
for Secretary OF State, ID. n. sklllngs for
Treasurer, and W. j. Northend for Attor-
ney- General
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1.EPW8
~ COMPANY. ar ,s.ssasE1
FOR NEW YORK.

TIT Iempsny Will dispatch one OF their sperut2-
S.aanerg--OLD DOMINION, TYAE0KE. IEA Az
sELL. aEa EIEHMONn--Ggery TUESDAY
rElDhY. and SUNDAY Ut high water. -
Tuesc ships Are entirely new, and were bant
;-essiy for This route.
they aye splendid falcons, sate-.oon,s, aud be.as
rooms
TIE fare, accomc0dat.sns, and Attentions are an
sur' a&;s5.
Ships going north land az PR 81, North river
foot r Beach street. Ships coming sOntb sail fEons
Pier AZ. North river, for, Of Christopher street.
ft-Ixu- r.cclVcc Gutu q =. ii. cGiY.
arsghts tcr points Beyond Seu Tors forwarssG
With d!3pltcA and no charge made except actSA' rz
reEses Incurred.
Cabin fare 70 New York. Sl2 steerase, So aas
$s.
For further information apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my IS otucc Corr asnv's G3irvcs. ROckettc.
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Rev r. t. Osgood. New York, Gays:
q. have had Dyspensia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
yousuess. never bad any medicine to do me SO
much good rs TUFTS PILLS. They are rs good
10FFICE. IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
- - fan l5-eotitEe19tt E
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- MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC-SEPTEMBER ! 8, 1873.
5na -.ses ..,....... 5:49l .-t nigh TIDE.
noop s. ;.......... Sso2 Ereaiug....... TOE

SYN .sSeS. .,...... 5:$9 ~ HIGH TIDE.
San seIs............r 5:59 Mornigg......... GEO
Moor s., t.......... s:o2 EreAiug......... TOE
POET OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Is, 1872.
ARRIVED. .,
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, nerchsn-
disc amt passengers. G. ". Alien { Co.
Steamer Ariei, Clifford. Norfolk, United Sa..B
mail. merchandise. aud passengers. l.. 3. Tatas.
agent. Il" ~
Steamer Ever,nan, Carr. phi!udelphia. nierchan-
disc. and passrngtrs, J. W. Mctiarrick agent
. Schooner james Ponder, Robertson, Boston,
guano Allison & Addison.
Schooner ApLie III. Edwards, -, Phiiadelphtt +.
coal, to order. a..,, ..-...
IL CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 9th, schooner f..-
MARITIME. Ireland.
ernor, Eaton. la .s -.....-- o.: -. ......
~ .... MEMORANDA. -.
\. BALTIMoRS. Septem Der l '.-Arrived Schooner
William Layton. IavtoI, nom Richmond.
PHILADELPIIIA 4. sent mher 16.--&rrII Cd
Schooner 3. Il. Bsgs, Quiiau, from Richmond
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rlGlc.

Fine. S3.50: sYnerfine. 81. 20; extra. So; COM
NOR fani!y, S5.23G:5 80. fancy u.arss, sGG!
$50.
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NEW YORK SUEIAC MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l6.-SiciIy quoted at S7750@lSSC
for best grades and S2jHl330 for low grades. ant
Virginia al Sl0d s45.-J0UraaL u Commerce.
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mos So.l2 South Whlryes. PM

d ICHMOND, YORK RlNERcIrEHaI
1eAND CHESAPEAKE RAlLROADS sso.as
MFR{HA MIS- AND MINERS TEAHsfURrh-
TION COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond vs.
and Boston, Providence. and all New England ellen
Steamers leave EST PDlET, VA. on ear.s
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al IL noon; co..
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamer. arrive nt WEST POINT on each TuZ!'-
DAY and FRIDAY. .. ..."s,,
Direct shipments from Boston eta Boston aa-J
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
A.t1.n
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TyTTTTvs HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
4 WHISPERS changed TO a GLOSSY BLACK by a
Ssf,ir.i 2olor acts Iustantaneousiy. and Is us
Harmless rs spring water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express ON receipt Of q IN, ,,r,,v yopU
: 80" 80 =, Tau l5-eodtFel9I
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IMMENSE REDUCTION iNs,sSsss -.5g7.,T-7s1
Il RATE TO IYEfflBURG AHDex---------.-----:--l.-S
THE >OU1tiW EST VIA LEcAHO'> III ~ liita
.KICilMOND.-For further Information apply al
office on Dock between Fifteenth and seventeenth
streets. Richmond. ana Oh Jefferson and Trnth
str, els, LTnchburg, Va. j.. +. LUCAllf.
Il
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DOR NEW y IL k.-Gne Otd A[gSEN
Z Dominlon Steamship comranys sSasGssM
Steamship WYANokE. Captain COUCH, ~:li ssh
FRIDAY, september 10ib, 1T O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received unit! O'Clock Thurs ny eve
ming
Through bills OF laGIng signed ana good, scr-
Har.d with dispatch 10 all points Hori south, east
luG west: also, 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodating unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York. sl2: tounL-Lilp tickets,
t24. Stcerage, SO and IS.
Cor freight or paSsiSe. apply 70
G. w. ALLEN & CO.. hSents.
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sEpAwryynE or STEAMERS.

NOR PHILADELPHIA IND x-sFE
l. FALL RITf,R.-Steamcr EVER sssEssat.ssss..Sta
MAN. Captain CARR. will receive freight for no
above poris until FRIDAY The 18th instant. al y
O'clock A. VI. J. W. MCCARRICk.
so lo.lt General Southern Agtnt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
LARIATING A LOCOMOTIVE.

Several years ago when the Pacific Railroad
had reached point far out In the Indian Terri
tory, he red men watched with interest the man
euvers Of the iron horse, and the ponderous wag.
ons he pulled along with such speed aud ease.
The thought struck them that they would larist
and take In one Of thes5 horses for their own USE
Accordingly they proc lred a strong lariat about
three hundred feet long. One hundred Indians
hid In some tall grass near the railroad track,
and waited for the next horse to come along. A
dextrous hand with the lariat was placed In posi-
tion to throw the moose over the horses head.
Ere long the iron horse came laundering along.
little dreaming that the Redskins were lying in
wait to catch him. AS he passed the moose was
thrown over the Cow catcher" and in twink.
ling one hundred Indians were jerked about three
yards fiat on their stomachs, their breath knocked
out OF them, and when they were able to get on
their feet, they saw the iron horse three or four
miles away, speeding as though nothing had hap.
pened, with the lsriat dangling along BY the side
Of the train. They uttered their usual UGH ughI
and broke for their mountain Businesses and nev.
er again did they undertake to lariat another
iron horse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
HOW A CONNECTICUT BROTHER
LOST HIS USEFULNESS.

deacon Of g prominent Connecticut church
whose pastor had Just resigned, recently met Q
Hartford divine, when the following conversation
ensued:
Il was sorry to bear that Brother Blank had re
signed. have always liked him. He 10 regarded
as very able man, isn't heP"
"W-e'll yes thesltatingly). "oh, ye.es, he's
an able man"
But he's first rate preacher isn't hep
"W'e'llye 8, he's very good preacher"
And he Is a man Of the highest Christian char
acter SO we have always thought here"
wei III ye-es. Oh yes he is a good Christ.
ian."
But there must be something the matter, Dea.
con. Why do you hesitate 80 and say, "We II
ye'e1F Has Brother B and been guilty of any.
thing wrong? know of church thai think he
Is justine man for and mt an to recommend him
very highly. Have you any reason to suppose
that he would not give satisfaction"
well, Doctor, Mr.. Blank is all you say about
him. but am afraid he is not calculated to make
successful pastor in the country"
Why not, Deacon You surprise me very
much"
Well, will tell you one reason. Mr. Blank
lived nexl to a neighbor whose hens and chick
ems troubled him very much by digging up his
garden. He spoke about 1t several times, but it
did no good those fowls kept in his garden all the
time. And what do you think he didP Instead
OF shooting some of them or buldinga high fence
around bis garden, he can here to Hartford and
bought the best game cock he could find took
him home and turned him loo IN the garden.
The next day that neighbor heard great com.
motion among the poultry, and when he looked
over the fence there we re all his hens and chick
ems lying iu winrows, and that game cock walk.
ing over the bodies and growing. Now, you can't
say that was uncbristan conduct but 1t was Ger.
tainly calculated to destroy Mr. Blanks usefulness
in that section. - Hartford CouranL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
JOsHBILLlNGs ON MARRIAGE.

Sum marry bekase they think wlmmn will be
scarce next year, and live to wonder now the croE
holds out
Sum marry to get rid of themselves, and discov.
er that the game was one that two could play at
and neither win.
Sum marry for love without cent In their pock
ct, nor friend in the world, nor a drop Of pedi
gree. This looks desperate but is the strength OF
the game.
Sum marry in haste, and then set down and
think 1t carefully over.
Sum think it over carefully fuSt, and then set
down and marry.
No man kan tell jistexactly whar he will fetch
up when he touches Calico
No man kan tell just exactly what calico has
made up her mind two do Calico don't know
herself Dry goods of all kinds liz the child Of cir.
cumstsncls.
Marriage is safe way tew gamble; If you win,
you win a pile, and il you lose, you don't lose
any thing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE

New because II is only within the last few years
that 1t has been improved and brought within the
reach of every One old in principle because the first
invention was made and the first patent taken out
nearly twenty years ago, and cases made at that
time and worn ever since, nearly as good as NJ W.
Read the following which is only one case of many
hundreds, your Jeweler can tell OF similar ones.
MANSFIELD, PA, May 18th, 1873.
have customer who has carried one of Boss
Patent Cases fifteen years and 1 knew 1t two years
before he got IT, and it appears good for ten years
longer, r. e. oLNEY, Jeweler.
Remember Jas, Boss is the only Patent Case made
OF two plates of solid gold lone outside aid one In
sde) covering every part exposed to wear sight,
the great advantage of these solid plates over cleo
tro-gilding apparent to everyone Boss is the on
ly patent case with which there Is given written
warrent, of which the following is a fac smile:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-23
TRAINING sHEPHERD DOGS.
A DsscrIptIon By Darwin. N,

I ~ :. 4. a a
A Description by Darwin, w ssasalIak
The following extract gives Nh Bats
wins description of the method OF train
Ing shepherd dogs: tF
When riding it is comhson thing n
meet large flock of sheep guarded .
one ortwo dogs, at the distance Of SOM
miles from any house or man. III Often
wondered how 80 firm friendship Ha1
been established. The methodist edu
cation consists in separating the pRnr
While very young from its mothaf
in accustoming it to its future col
ions. eve is held three or fJuf a.
a day for the little thing to- suck,
nest of wool is made forsit ID theasf
pen. At no time is it allowed to as0.
ate with other dogs, or with TIL
dren of the family. From this eduo
it has no wish to leave the hock
just as another dog will defend it's
ter, man, 80 will these dogs defend MA
sheep, 1t is amusing to observe, when
preaching flock, how the dogs immedss
ately advances barking, and the sheer
all close in his rear, as if round the old
dest ram. These dogs are also easily
taught how to bring home the flock at
certain hour in the evening. Their most
troublesome fault when young is their
desire to play with the sheep, for in their
sport they sometimes gallop the poor
things most numerically.
The shepherd dog comes to the house
every day for some meat, and as soon as
its is given him he skulks away, as il
ashamed Of himself On these occasions
the house dogs are very tyraniCal, and
the least Of them will attack and pursue
the stranger, The minute, however the
latter has reached the flock, he turns
round and begins to bark, and then all
the house dogs take quickly to their
heels. In similar manner, a whole
pack OF hungry wild dogs will scarcely
ever venture to attack flock guarded (
by even one of these faithful shepherds.
In this case the shepherd dog seems to
regard the sheep as its fellow brethren,
and thus gains confidence and the wild
dogs, though knowing that the sheep are
not dogs, but are good to eat, yet when
seeing them in flock with shepherd
dog at their head, partly consent to re-.
gard them as he does.