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RELIANCE On COMMON PRAC-
TicE.

No better advice can b. given farm
er-young or old. aud Whatever may
have beer bis advantages iur acquiring a
knowledge Of iarnniug--who il renewing
to distant part Uf the country. vest,
porth,oF south. than /" select two or
three Of the most successful farmers in
his new vicinity. and very largely mode |
his practice after theirs. Gauges aud
improvements NAV often be made. but
il will he wiser to make them cautiously
The best practice in any given losaltty.
in majority Of cases. Is not very iaF
from that which the mot intelligent
men Of the vicinity have adopted.
but cuTreht practiee aud current
opinion are not always right. II these
are to be implicitly accepted and follow.
I'd, there is small hope fes improvement
Many OF the great improvements in ug
rieulture have not eoine gradually. have
not come from the best tal mers--rather
have been tho product 0: accident. or
the quick braia Vi sons outsider il
may be. Amateur or fancy farmers
have received, and often deserved. II
good share Of rIdicu'e but to men Of
this elass-men who bad means enaogb
to afford to try many new thiugs-ag.
Tieu'iure owes very much. Better
varieties If stock. aud graius. md grssa 4
have often been introduced by the fancy
farmers, WHO may have hren laughed ut
BY those who afterwards reapeI The bctIe.
hs Of their work.
Talking with q leading farmer. of
Central Illinois, the other day. he re-.
fsrred 10 his calculations uf land drain.
age few years since. tho great obstacle
then 'beir tho east Of tia tile, which he.
ibcoIbmbn with oil bis neighbours. ~.
sumcd must needs be carried long dis
tances. Now. there am perhaps half
dozen tile factories iE bis county. IL Iav
ing been asceriain'd Tia, clay. suitable
tot their manufacture. i tesdlly found
In that regiou. In like manner, tha
good farmers Of given lDcality hHso nat
unfrequsntly accepted. axau established
fact, that given mo,TGdJ cultivation. or
a particular variety ~ eSpiu. or tome
one breed Of animals WsSducidedls the
hest, and have held T., This opinion or
practice until somebody hss insisted on
testing IN accuracy aud ibis testing has
perhaps proved that some mhsr pIsu
might be Far beitsr. " iirai - previously
d,sIiked sarioiy might IL The best adapt.
Ell Eor The circumstance.
f. ina very serious bistortnne wlten
any ole thinks lis uWa exrertruro IL "lt
H. needs. oF even thai tie experience II
bis community has Developed IA that J.
needed 10 he kuogH. the g,nd rcgul.
PARTLY eumreDsatiug ior the uany bad
one-frum tus tendency 10 frequent ,e.
moyals by American farmers il. that the
opinions aud practices u many tceien~
are brought together. anil ttOu this
minvling hstter practice often en,nes.
Tic man who has had comparatively
limited experience. often bus the niuSi
popitiso and dogmaiic ppiuitu.. Tue
man who hrs bad hui UHu driving horse
fgr The lsst dozen yoars il apt 10 think
he kbgws exactly how - manaas horses.
one Of the most positive staletnsais cor.
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sasl Foster snss Tint tho secre. in
making orchards bear fruit iseultivatio, 4.
No crop should be raised about trees tl,at
does not admit Of their thorough eul.isa.
tion, :. @[
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A Madison cannt; maiden started
thrice with her lover 10 the Magistrate i
aud thrice backed odt on the way al.
ter the third tiasco the lover took lroip
her the bonnet, dress aud shoes which be
had given her ~ get married Ia. abd
bad just gotten to . distillery IN the
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grief while be flooded his iUwgr levels.
SIen messenger arrived aEd told hin
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returned With the Wedding garments.
and the Magistrate Lass gat his Zoe aud
tho ,outb hls bflds. --Asnutlls Gnu.
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cerning tho value 81 Shorthorn cows for
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licly nude BIZ i man who bnsed the
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FARM ERS!
Improve your Stock.

ME keep constantly on hand. 1T prices
wv tostlit tle tlAles.
berkshire PIGS. English bred.
south Down Lambs.
Grads short Horns, OF Durham. 4 and
1red.
Also Il splendid full pn0ded Bull 4
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He i i perfect specimen III his ku,l and
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10 ed 90 cluis VI four or more persons.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-07

The wheat harvest in Maryland is almost
completed, and the reports in regard to the
yield and quality are generally satisfactory.
On the Eastern Shore and in Southern Mary
land the stand was not heavy, but, the weather
during the ripening season being favorable,
the heads filed well, as is instanced by reports
so far ofthe crop thrashed out, the yield being
beyond expectation and the quality superior
Tics Of Western Maryland the wheat wintered
well, aud us consequence a very fine crop has
been harvested, both as regards quality and
quantity. Tho corn crop also, throughout tho
State, according to our exchanges, is doing
well, with The promise of AN abundant yield
should the season continue favorable. - ali-
more Sun
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To Carpenters and Builders !

would respectfully call your attention to the fact
that am again In condition 10 carry GU the Door,
Sash, and Hind business ut my old stand, Nos ESQ and
65l New York avenue, between 9TH and 7ih streets
northwest. shall IN the uure rs In the past, keep
full line of Building Materials OF the very best quail
ity, which shall sell, taking quality into consdera.
ton, ut prices that Will successfully compete with
those OF any other house in the District, for cash or
approved paper, Having the largest and most com.
plete establishment OF the kind In the city, am en-.
Rbled to IN orders without delay ana without hubil.
Iy TO mistakes Al contractors ami builders, When
pushing a contract to completion, VIII recognize this
o be great dcs,dsIatuu, Very respectfully,
irl0yOlm GRO. NJ, BARN mr.,
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-
Prince ,Jero,ne's Parents,

Who were the parents of Prince Jerome Na.
poleony n. NJ. &.
The father of Prince jerome Napoleon was
Jerome BOnaparte brother of the First Napo.
leon and his mother was tho Princess Fred
erica, of Wuertemburg The marriage of this
Prince and Princess was really an unlawful
one, as the first wife of Jerome Bonapalte
formerly Miss Patterson, of Baltimore was
still alive. Napoleon |. used every excrton to
induce the Pope to annul the true marriage,
but without success, and the marriage of Jo-
rome to the Princess was merely u civil con
tracl.--NcU York Graphic
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QCO GREAT
1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHWEsT
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNiFIcENT EQUIP

=, .PENNsYLXANIA ROUTE
TO THE bo H3RE a MhsT 4EP k s4HThwEsr
SPLENDID SCENERY ma SSAAeNIFicENr heo'f
TRAINS. LEAVE wAsHiNG i'd from rom Depot, cor
~ ner ofsixth and streets. as follows; ,,u,, ,,,,,
parior Car TO PiItsburs and Sleeping ears from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago
@ SHE X N'B esFGS fa K GhiRsSS
For CanRndagua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at 60 y. m. daily, except sunday
TO Canandaigua. For Wilainsport, Lock Haven
aud Watkins, at 1880 m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East :so p NJ; daily; except
iSched Lmted Express %s " Pullman Parlor Cars
For gS gnot,S daily eyySep' snndGy trains
AT Jersey City with bonts of "BroOklyn Annex"
aiiordi1g direct transfer to Fuon street, ayold.
For Philadelphia, s;s5 a. M. and 1880 u; m. daily,
tied Express $50 ~ m. daily except sunday.
For baltimore, $50 $50 Ho n. nj. ard l;, llo, 42O
n5 m iS dsaiIy sHds sIRr Sunday 1880 a. me- $780, 'O
For Popes Creek Line, $50 IA and 400 p, IN daily,
For annapolis, go a. M. and 40 p. M daily except
ALTXxSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
For Aies snara ., lis o 10, la M and lis 3, !29
S,S, ana il'so p IN. On Sunday H. m'' EiS
For Richmond and the South, $50 a, M daily, and
5:20 y. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington, 9, 1;ld, 3
ma 9 TO- II u m. and J. 420, o d. Z md IL p H.
vi sunday ~ AUG ~ ~ ~. hhu d p m ,. ,.. No,
conmodatlons can be procured AZ the ohces-nOrth-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot where orders can he
efi for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
'0'''' "i L. T. FARMER, denerai Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EhOPED WIrH mrs AUNr
A somewhat MiNcd-tp story of Utah and


Colorado.
From the Denver Nows.1
They get things strangely mixed in Utah oc-
casionally. Indeed, IL takes person entirely
an Jdh In gcncalogy to tell precisely in what
relations the individuals of tho same family
stand to each other. Sometimes thcy are cous.
ms, aunts, ncphews, aud uncles, all in one. 1t
is oven difficult in Utah TO keep trace Of the
sexes. Illustrative of these peculiarities Of
that wonderful social organism is n case Just in
point Telegram was received in this city a
few days since directing the proper authorities
to arrest young man who, It was alleged, had
run away with his aunt. Tho detective felt
some reluctance in performing the service but
the duty was imperative, and lie boldly faced
the issue. After some trouble and vexation
tho refugees were found, and the following col.
loquy cnsucd
." | have an order for your arrest" remarked
the officer, addressing the supposed criminal.
For whatY was the indignant intcrroga.
tory.
"Why, I am informed that you have been
running away with your aunt"
MY aunt! Why she's my wife ~
But wasn't she your aunt before she be-
came your wife? You see we don't tolerate
those kind of goings.on in Colorado"
The young man looked at the mnion of tho
piled very plainly that he piticd his igno-
rance. IL was perhaps the first time in his
life that he had ever encountered % Colorado
detective, and he wanted to know evidently
just what sort of an animal he looked like.
81 suppose you never wcre In Utah p he re-
marked after lac completed his survey.
NO never had that pleasure
well as you don't understand the relations
of an aunt aud nephew IN that territory, |
suppose ] ought to explain IL to you aud then
perhaps You may soc your duty palmer"
81 shall be greatly obliged TO you re.
marked the detective, congmtulatiug himself
meanwhile that lie was about to get glimpse
into the social economy Of that remarkable
country, where n man is permitted TO have US
many wives as he plcases.
Take my case, for instance" continued
the Mormoni my father married my
mother"
81 suppose So"
Then lie married her sister," continued
the stranger, without needing the interrup.
ton. Then no married the sister of his
bTother-in-law then the daughter of his uncle,
who was the cousin of his first two wives
then ho married her sister, who was the widow
of one Of his first wifo's husband then he mar
ricd her daughter, and sou of this wife mar
ricd my sister, who was also widow of one of
tho other wives sons"
by this time the detective was making
frantic efforts TO keep his head on his shout
ders, while his eyes hung out oil his cheeks like
prOtruding saucers.
:" suppose you are following me? % inter
jected the narrator.
But the detective had heard enough.
That will do he said "you have a per-
feet right to marry your aunt or your grand
mother either, or both Of them, If Won FOLLOW
in the footsteps of your family
And You won't arrest me ~
Certainly not"
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RIDs FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS


TNFASINN UEFANrMENT,
WAsiItNgTOS, II. G., july .. 1879.
The Secretary OF the Treasury directed In an act
of Congress approved June 10, 1879, hereby invites
bids for the bonds Of the District of Columbia author
yea by said act, remaining unsOld, amounting to
bred dollars (siuG,JOO).
said bonds viii bn payable July 1892 and will bear
interest at the rate OF five tb) per cent per annum
payable sominnnuay by the Treasurer of the United
states rs Commissioner OF the sinking Fund of said
District.
The bonds will be in registered coupon form. as
nominations
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, marked "Bids for District of Columbia
Bonds and will he received until u O'Clock
saturday July ~, 1871.
The Secretary reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. JOHN SHERMAN,
lNInI snnrnI
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pRoposAj.s FOR LABOR AND IRON WORK


DEfIGE Oh 81 PERNislSG ARCHiTECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASltlNGTON, D. G., July I, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
~ the lith day OF July, 1872 for all the labor
CURED in constructing the brick door arches In the
United states building for the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, IN this city
Proposals will also he received for the wroughtron
and cast.iron work for the roofs and hOOrbeHns In
that building all TO be In accordance with drawings
and specifications
Drawings and specification Of the homework aud
specification of the labor can be obtained applicl
ton ut this office Orthe office OF the superintendent
where drawings for work requiring labor ran be seem
JAS. u. Hill,
Iy3Gt Supervising Architect
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PROPOSALS. FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS,


OTFICI OF THE
COMMISSION ERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COlINHIA,
wAsHINGrOS, June 1t, 1870.
Sealed proposals will he received Ht this office unt
noon July To- next, for the erection OF two Public
School Buildings. the plans, specifications and in.
strctions for which VIII he furnished OF application
to Inspector Of Buildings room IS, Morrison building
-Four nnd'R.half street,
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
or J. bids or parts of bids Bids fol each building
must he made SCI srnely.
A deposit OF $40 must accompany each bid as Sc
CuTity that the bidder II successful, will into
contract for The work, with good and sufficient bond
within i've days from daiO of award OF contract.
by order Ofthe Commissioners,
Ie2Ist WILLIAM rlNDALL Secretary.
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A Senatorial I,hyme for JuIv.

The session was vcrglng on July,
When Lamar 10 Conkling says, you lir;'
Says Cunkling 10 Lamar.
you Southern dcfumcr,
II 'twant in the Senate,
IN one holy minute,
I'd call you chuckle-headed, knock
Rnced, chicken.breasted, crOoked-blcked,
shud. bcllied. hook-moscd. nble.CrOppcd,
wcOIen.faced, bow-leggcd. blear.eyed,
pOckcd-marked, lop.eurcd, l0ntcril.juwed,
splay.iUoted, bald-hcaded snipe OF the
wiley: ] would. rs sure as I'm going
To- be next Prcsidcntw Boston rot
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TELIX DEsFOSSEs FRENCH BAKERY.

2OYEARs OF INCREASING SUCCESS
FELIX DESFossE,
the well known and only real French baker In Wash.
ngton formerly OF Nineteenth street), has perman,
emily located at No. eO2 street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-hrSt streets near Pennsylvania avenue,
where he cor tnues Ms heretofore, TO make French
aud American bread OF the very beet quality. French
bread speciality, Vienna rolls to order,
N H-french Bread IL recommended for persona of
delicate health, especially for those suffering from
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