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New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

T. ttalNc ... .fl6,.tO
lot West Iloths 3a5 II r OF 7Ihav 25Hieoll -.
s.-tsry 6riSk eweiir With io, 40 loe Ea l9isisi
$ ~ II "i ith aV o i.x l9t Jooh A0"ei' oso'
ct AVA 9s6 # c T5,h-si. lot 25.sras c. y. ,-
seA'"ier'- -'''
m, oRDED RIAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
Broadway, u cor 5lthst ss.4 axsS oAsxirregnlar'
Mar Robinson ana husband 10 Ellen D Brown 40 ooo
Baxter s. 10 81 simon wiimarEa Gottfried kTal-
Madlson-sve W : 80 5its Of G5thst, 5oxs5 Walter
r1ebcutave ses ~ n e of CiarKst. Sixai4xlrreg-
ular M Anuhe-m AID vile 10 Arms'ead * Pres -.o
ON s',haS SrS 30 V-o l1-O''u = .O"'As D.,1 1000
Stevens, executor. etc. 10 Samuel Fox executor q
9dsve. vs. 5a5 IT Of ii3th-i. 5orsoxirreeulari ,.
Is. S aSe cor SSSPT ana sIi 9sSi y cath csthsre & Ram
9th sy S, .a Husband % T. G'eh II ss se"sRSi1ser Edward
vreesnd aud another exeeuisrs rc John MSrrha s4cO
psnhsiner @ and Others 70 David bishop $4,000
iOs; Stevens MO lS1 Aa'' mary Hs's 70 uie" 10000
hon st. : 100 II e Of 5thavr. e5ziooiij Cornelius
lsaes S.s sa - ~ % n y ~ 5nsye IA sxqg ii flean
MssS and husband 10 Elizabeth Brsmmann GOOo
b rsppen referee 10 James Dunn and another.
Rosd ana vic to seniamin shower 10000
nsisIsne s 20 Fancs | furaaid - $4,000
= seteT Z ~ y ma M a &c eShSn s25cC
sOth.s,. 5 . 7th.aye, aGxaso Z Mecaf ooo
terty. rclcree 20 COfnell4 Collins oIupu
M :. t,eeb csoe % ana 1fe To- John LYON 9sOl
srre ,' 70 toinstte ssniaer ..- 5000
GGtA--i, n 5 u ) + a7thst. " OF tracks OF Newlo
and IT Y r Company 70 Hudson River; Josiah
Lombard and oihe = 10 Nallan ID Vanderbilt oo -oo
lsstb 81 : = $50 1 v Of Home.ave. is7thst
MsrtRS Inne sns ash Lave l2OOo
Ma.i,-on.ave. " : rs It Of 65th-st bOxs5 samuel
n FOX, executor etc. to " "a Mead. trustee eic--
72d-s'. n I ad-sve- 2JxlOo2- henry -oo
sIolsgy ard wife 70 Edwatd acy anu another o'OOO
pe5hemar ss e9r ana wife 10 William browning lc25o
son F 81 and s =, 70 ier ~ ,ns ,pa a6shcr $500
l4tths 5000 n ~ 10Th ave 10 Bomlngtale isoah
Nsstos W. 11,r a,s,San nol..'''H $500
Tairsp ~ a. 'g 9nd y wife % 20 eorge issS 10000
sedRwlck ave, t24th ward. lSioo acres also
l-et -tdgwiCk ave lso l'ilo0 acre.
Secrwicsavsi ami also piece ofland OF
Spuysrn Duy vii anG L Morris 1Atliroad COMPANY,
VfrrpgIiar- ant also .ldfn0 acres o1 uplaNl.
and li.,oo acres " salt meadow adjoining; Lewis
Joseph l GOuwin --,ouu
''lI N. p'Opel o''' ZOO
sedgwick ave W s. l'iioo acrcs Emma Eastwood 10 ,
Guian l. DashwOod- ...----.-------
Wlliara-sf No 2tJ : also No 10 Elordge-st. 25Xs76;
also Christcst lot No S2l. 25rl q; also =
1lthst lfg % ne Of Ave-A 2lNs49i am also
a-ds 80. 4T4 Z. Of -tt-Gvc, --Xl.uJ ant M lso pr
sonal property William r finchbeek 10 Joseph =
l50th :; n s. 425 ft eof iOih.ave 2Jx9s: Cornelius ga
DoHOvan 10 Margaret Hgcleon- l'sVU
'' Henry lev ? > Esssemer to Anthony v Miller - 45D0
isi-aVe. COZ "a. hs 20 A4uO.t; LaAleI "~ht ,no
lev George W Mel0uey ----.---.------ iOV
5sth zno.J = n Of stave, 2oOxi2l 3Kirregu-
lar: FriHAln >&ticIthaaite ana VIE 10 george roo
ll2ti- L II = 80 Il e OF ist-ave 5OxIOOiOi J silk
refer e. % hannah W Dunnei.y "-''O
llth-ave a II fts l26th-s I5N75 the Frank "a,
III SAVINGS banE 10 Bernard ia!.laan "O0'
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TVARhYT0WN. y. l.-Ihe IRVING lNSII-
TJIE ouous next session Jstu.y p prnslaton @ On ioT
tranlrg. Address circulars. AhMAOAAC & ROWE
lrlualuala.
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Crates ano fcnoers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
and half lOa Crates Tor
eueI Win DUMPING hDaklus attach.
open Pre- With anoirohs Ant basket
sgaiea aood .srass Goa Holds
4 lAts1ue and uifsItIl dc- wholesale ana retail
Estlula-s given Dudrrs cOnIactors anc archsects
}. n. CONONER < Co. 800 aua sOo CAnalst. y. l.
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- InHN,S SCHOOL

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Bosairc bay school cr Yonne 1adies and chiren.
~TIf Do. GNMNASIrN. kINukRsAHlEN.
SFPAEATF DEPARTMENT FOL YoUNG BOYS.
sud IS S1d-st bet. BroaGWa and 5th y. Y.
EtN. lNEODOkk IRVING. LID. Rector
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DENNSYLVANIA MILF AIRY ACADEMY.
II tHh~TEi. Penn.
Cv cnTineen- ohen.rrv classics and English DEGREES
co. rree Colonel llA.o. IL 4 L lrcs
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" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
Ear Hprral umitel Uckeis. AagIbAeent steamers OLD
IDfDNX aud ~ SEWpDNI Nss-l 0Tk daily excepting
huuaavs so D. Pier D. Sorih tiFrf 81
ray "a. Leave BToBAlyn. sOO D. Jersey Cy, 1s-O
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Drochlnn properip 20 Gft.

rTNO LET-Gem Cf home, equals 81 600
houses New-York rent $50; 10 rooms al Improve
meuts Hnlsey Fultcn Ferry, pAAs the door also
from NfuiAlsebargh ohALI, xoS Hal
eel ct, BROOKLYN
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NEW-YORh and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave New YORK. foot Of Llbertyst for Perth Ame'y
south Amboy Red BanS Long Branch Ocean Grove, Ga-
s1I, ll.sj a.. m. l.i5. I. 5:i5 p. m. ~. . .. -
stage connection 20 and from KEffOhl az hAtA"An SD-
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GI To BOSTON
S WA THE Old RELIABLE
= EnkrlNf.InN INN

NIUNINUIVN =.
The elegant kfealnrrs MAshAtHL -kIIS and RHODE
Island leave Pier SO North River loot Il Jay ST. al 4:sO
%. H. daily. EAGEPT SUNDAYS
Spee rseas. limited good only fr The friD
which thev specified
This Ie Ol y oNl ok ~ Boston
o..
tickets secured al Nos Stj 3tl, lh5
D. HTosdway, at Neopul Al and flith Avenue horis
333 Washing bfooklyu Tickets
principal hotels and LcketOnsos and Offices
OF Mesic0tt Express Co
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DONS and Young men admitted at any time
ID d eda Penn Acsdemv l2 miles BY rail from Pha
delplla. ~WlTLiS g. sIIORILIDGE, A. M "a, ard grad
Il IIllaIu-..
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A lexander Institute. Military Boarding School,
" Mo p.alas. y. y. lrAcpal. D. i. MlLLIs. Ph ID
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. 81.
- Steam siD daily excepted Tor
H.x.n .t 3 and II D. c.n--rcrng with rna,s
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COOK or LAUNDRESS.-B a cOmpeten
- young good cook thorough laundres- year
half best city references from he wisAes 10 hire
aprivale family 1S9 Second-yr, l1ng the bell.
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fGm 5rhcols.

VALE Law SchoOl.-Regular course, 2 years;
raduate course ltor degree OF DCL vosrs Fan tern.
tYens sept 25 Address Prot WAHLAND Ne--hAven ct
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROCND RRonK RnrrF.


ROUND BROOK ROUTE.
FpR TRENTON AND PHILADILPHIA
leave New York IRON station c. r. T. gf " j. foot OF LAD
ertv 81, Tor Philadelphia -
For ststn Nnth Grcen-sta NJ 7i5 9oo lll5
a. M 30 400 $780, 7l5. - On sundays at e;s5 a.
m; o.3O. IL D. m. - 80.
For Third Berksst ~ $50 900 ill5
a. M go, 3 so 400, $50 7:I5 On suniAy al BAD
a m; $50 D. - -. -, -
$50, a:iO 400. a.3O, 49, II p m yt sunday SAD
l1efiruIus trains viii leave Philadelphia for New York
From -faor Plia and Reading Railroad Nuth md
or, ensts 800. $3.50 l-:lO l4-. 3DO 5tJ 1l5,
l. ,. On SUNDAYS ~ -iN a. ~ .;5u u p M ,.o-
From Third Berkssts az 1i5 H2O al a m. l;3o 5'-9
r}u. Gas, lll5 D. ou sunday al 80 a H., -oN D. n
denote Pullman cars attachtd .. 80
Frum Trenton Warren and Tuckersts i 30 except Mon.
day. GgO s.2l i0:l5a M LOO ~ 4.lo tI6. j;sL 500
n IN on sunday ~. e.l5 a. IN. Ol1 y. m.
counecn h made at Jerey CRY station by ferry TO and
from PrOoklyn aui Erie Depot at jersey 'ltv. - 49,.
Tickets for loot LibeTtyst ,'os -Ss 4Ol sll
957 B0afway az the principal hotels Nus ana touftt
81 and Annex Once. Jewels Wharf, Rrookyn %,
New York Trsnsfer COMPANY tD1dds hzpr.s- WI ca or
and cherF mas m residence esf natlon Ap
peation can be az 80 Broad way 80 slN.i-aVe
Neu and brOnElvn. and those IN
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law TELEGRAPH
II. r. BALDWIN. gen. Pass Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and HOusatOnic RairoadsSenmers leave Cath
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 20, North River
tfoot OF Warrrnsi daily except sundays al y m for
Va FIIkISs ~. .. bABCOCk.
Gen. P4ss.Agelt fIesiaelI
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Fer Both sexes-Country.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. HackettstOwn
~ SJ-~Bes and largest building in The state Instruco
thorough Both Ten departments tfth year open
Nepf -. f2i5 Catalogues Kew. LO
d y. l.. resident
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GUION LINE.
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM ERs.
FOR rEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 3s. n. 4 foot king.st
WNOM1N L DAY jan g. li.30 A.
NEN f. DAl Jan 20 II 80 a. m
NlrCONsiN ESDAN. Jan. q 05n a IN
MONTANA = : DAY. Feb 3 1880
N0OMl fCh. Ia. y.
~ These nuIlt Of wafgTtght
partments ard furnished requisite TO make
The passage both agreeable ha~
nR bathroom. smakingToom. drawing room. piano al1
hbrarv also experienced srwadess md caterer
each upper
ing those greatest OF all uxures nj perfect ventilation
and Hight.
CABIN PASSAGE according 70 stateroOml sfO $50 anl
SlOO INTERMEDIATE $40 STEERAGE at low rates
OFFICE. 40. 20 bhOAIWAa. 1900.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEWYORE AND HANRE
Pier fCompsny new No az North Rver foot Of Mortonst ~
Travellers ris avoid both transit by English rsr
boat
FRANCE. Trudele..,.... Wedne-iav T. D. m
CANADA frangeul .... edne-t jan. Il. II noou.
AMFIQIk. y. JoucIa encsdav. Feb. 4, II
Cls<ks drawn LyonnaS slll
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NnpVH f.EBMAN TTnXn

II u
STEAMst IP LINE BETWEEN NEW- YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
ten. WFRDEH sat jan u
Wl-f' jan 70 DORA ia
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWNOHK 10 sOCTHAM MP
TON HANRE OR DEEAiEN.
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN SEQ
SThERAGE, $50
Return tickets az Prepaid seerage carih
Gates. $50.
siecrage tickets all points souh of England $50
OffIICHS q co. BOwlIng.iilCen.
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COOK.-A respectable cclored woman. n
y arsiclass coax excellent baker: long cy refer
enccs. llg West th-st, top 1oor.
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=
c course distraction the following depart
mrnfs Cisrsica Mocrru LANGUAGES. Elementary, Mathe
cal fug AMI Nt a. -cic'o Nlasss ar also
airn, in Mrsir IirNfnc Frnc thoroughly organ
zsa li DeTar'usnl, Riding -c.oOi Nish welltined
horses cyuuaaill special li~artares for West Point
tanaidaies. BENJAMIN q ALLEN. Pine lais
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For Young Ladies-Coun.r

A DDRESS MAPLEW0OD INSTITUTE.
y For Young Ladies' Pitisdeld. Mass.
Nrvf term begins January D. BOarl and English, $50.
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TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau
gatuck and HOusatOnc Ralroads-Sfenmers leave Cath
srlne Sip Pier 80, r. K daily al lJO H. and 25O D. N
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REAL ESTATE.

SEw-NoRK. Monday, Dec. 20. 1879.
The following sales Were held at the Ex-
change Salesr0om io-iay:
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COMPANI0N.-A young lady OF good family
~ position would nFe situation companion 70
lady not obi trvel capable II needed. u 81
p.futend household OF references Address Nisa
r. A.. Tribune Oficr.
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fI0OK. WASH aud lRON.-By German
- girl eook wash md iron wen for city country
Has references. can De AZ the PROT ESI AMI
HOaE BUREAU. So 6thHye.. 4th h0uso above 10th st
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DUTLER.- Situation wanted by Swiss mar
- Outler understands his business three
place NJ n, Box ls5. Tribune Uptown oGce. 1858 Broad
N
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5Itultlous WaHteo-Mdles

5Ituinous WaHteo-dldles
DUTLER.- Situation wanted by Swiss man
place NJ. II, Box ls5. Tribune Uptown Oiee 1855 Broad
TOACHMAN.-By young man as cOachman I;
Y class references ADDRESS J. l.. Box 49, Tribune
Uptown 1Iice, l.-.iS broadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM--A tirst-class
~ coaohman and groom wants situation in private
famly 1gt references single, slber fruetwOr
aHd generally useful II or address COACAAAS l45
West d ST.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respect
- able man. singh, wishes situation a- privafe
Coachnan groom years best iiy Call
dress ~ "a rst i4tA-st.. priva stable.
COACHNAN AND GROOM-Protestant Ger
~ wishes situation understands his IN
ever respec strictly sober AMI rIhe safe
driver wiling and ouhgng highest testimonials Address
l. BREI. ss5 stn-ave
COACHMAN. &c-As coachman, gardener
~ farmer by a married maa, with 0BlT Oue child un-
viii wiling 0blif1nE aud economical viii keen
Reufemau's place Ia perfect order. Moderate
highly by last and uuplUyers Address
F. p. Box % rubuLe Olce
R-COOK.-Married man. PrOtes-
~ tnut. cumberf n thoroughly tcrstanlng veg
cible gardening frminG- of HORSES
keeping entlemans place ia vie gJOd pIain
J. h, Box ~ Iii1dae Npicvn once, l,e3s Rroa:say-
CITCATION WANTED.-By msn and wlfn
y 10 take charge OF farm Americans; family; wife
good butter maker man CON penf in charge u sc Es
good references. Adress G. h. flNk. North sonngIOn
Conn
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Montreal ~. Aibans ., ,, - -
$50 NJ. Pacinc kxpresS daly WIN seephe cas- 70
s,racuse Rochesier NIAGARA Fails. Buffalo Cleveland To-
ledO. ID tTOi Chicago. 80 - -,
and Troy. ., - -. ,-o , a.. D r..--. .. .
Vestcotr0 Express Offices PARK place and 80 ana az2
Itrondrav York. anu 83i WasIugtOnst Brooklrn.
o. E. n EEK LN L.ene- al passn- A AGc.nr.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

WILSON COLLEGE for Young Ladies,
W ChaahernhurC PENN Fal opens september 10.
For catalogues aldrcas A. r GOODSELl Lady PruL
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PPARATUS and FURNITUR RE Of all kinds
~ foI schools academies colleges aud halls send for cata
Icgue BAEER PRATT & CO. l4z and Ia Grand-si- NY
HARVARD UNIVERSITY - EXAMlNA-
X TIONS FOR WOMEN-The seventh examination viii
bern W+dnesilr, 20. lsst, IN Cambridge, New York
ph sderha Cincinnati. For Information address
tary OF Local Committee 80 East 10Th YORK
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COOK. WASH. IRON and G GENERAL HOUSE

4
NWOAK.-Dy slrung. ahe working woman wan
country anywhere. vages and nor 20 mul
a obiecG has good refcrences Al the PRpfkSTAN
HOAI BUREAU. i5S 6iA ave. 10 rs above lOtb-st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

slwAss os hasa. TIE sL-sss gSads will 10 soia
hsAp 10 each.
esgoss u'ark aAa Eeysa4rihF Doss< Pr0atysly ans
a. AeaspAae1t kafss
ksHeHbsr satisfaction EuzfAHsse4 " al
hsnsksssst. VI, sss tsth. ls7s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

! know the suppression Of the liquor
traffic is a tremendous task, but know
there Is a tremendous God 90 our side J
Reyerehtly speak Il, God is the most
radical aud one sided Being 10 the
universe lie is clear over on the side
Of right. squarely aud wholly. He
never compromises With evil an iota.
He wants men Of total abstinence to
fight the greatest evil IN society with
rsdiealism aud persistence as uncom-
promising as the justice Of His throne.
The least compromise With evil is
moral treason to God Our only bust.
ness is TO fight evil with relentless
purpose. Hali-and-hali men cannot be
relied on We want men to stand
square on both feet for total abstinence
and to resist the sorcery Of the bag
pipes when they play. champagne sup
pcrs or bottle Of wine at dinner. But
didn't Paul advise Timothy to take a
little wine Yes Hear it Drink no
longer water, but use little wine for
thy stomacbs sake and thine often in
firmities. All here is the proof that
Timothy was teetotalef, q cold-water
man, so radical aud abstemious that,
amid manifold infrmities, Paul had to
plead with him TO try it as a medicine.
II he had not been total abstainer,
Paul would not have been obliged to
urge him to change his habits. oh
for a generation OF cold-water men like
Timothy, that nothing short OF the
revelation from God by au inspired
apostle could induce to touch wine
even as q medicine And there is not
hint that Timothy touched 1t even
then. But didn't Christ make wine at
Canal Yes. Then may we not drink
litY Yes, when Almighty God makes
it for you, by miracle. out Of water
Therefore. by the logic Of facts glanced
at, 10 experience 10 science. in Script
ure, in safety to the young, IN non
completely with the gigantic evil in
any form. we salute our loyal banner
with cheers and keep il flying over the
citadel OF total abstinence, bearing our
brave legend. No surrender, no com.
promise
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Agricultural.


Il @usa ts sppArrsi 70 every islslli'
Fers tsirymaH that 10 Succeed ausing
seis Psnoa q lew prices fer dairy
prQ8aess. cersAis essentials must be
ciessly observed. II better making u
Fsfsaed. i makes qaite = dieefeoce
shat kiaa Of eows arc usod. whlle lls
mslto=ia q feeding and srsAlaenl are
qsils "a importSnt. AEsls. the proper
loeatioB u The milk room aud The mode
a ssgiiug the milk iof raising the cream
are oquAily essential 10 success.
Prom long experience SBd careful
obseuaiioa an feliy eoaviaeed there
are 10 better cows Cor butter making
ihan The Jersoy and Desoa. which ere
20 largely kept ia tbis section u the
cesatfy To some dairymea IA Is quite
nlce poist 70 determlne whieh 20
scleci Zach breed has poipts Of en-.
ecllebce
IL this tricf communication. Dow
ever. 20 illustrate my coavictious, /
will take dairy o. jersey cove. and
ahile ! might speak Of macy which are
+ perhaps duiag 40 we'll | will simply
give an account ~ that belonging "
d ". Gardner. u Fairbavea, w. |
ibiak be commenced 10 gather his herd
Of Jerseys 10 January, 1875. since
which time he hiss increased bis herd
10 eleven this present season. During
+ the year 1873 be kept eight cows aud
one heller. the latter Of which be set
apart for family use, leaving the pro-
duct Of the eight entire. From these
eight cows be made 2slT pounds Of
butter, which sold a, an average price
Of tweniy-eight cents per pound. yield.
ing an income Ct sos 10 from the but
ter Of each COW. II is well known that
diaries do not average more than from
$50 10 t35 per COW. Mr. Gardner has
not only got good butter COWS, but be
is possessed also Of good cool dairy
room, raising the cream in open pans.
His net income from eight Jersey COWS
in one year was s724 60, a snug little
sum to realize in these times. Make a
note Of this. dairymen What one has
done, others can do. Let us hear from
other successful dairymen through
these columns +. D Richards. Cor
respondent Of American Cullivator.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24
porAro sua PARASITES.

The agricultural editor Of the Neg
York Sun. man exceptionally we'll
posted. by the way, 10 entomology,
makes an interesting announcement in
regard to parasite which has appear
ed on the potato bug and from which
farmers have reason 10 expect great
service. He says /, has long been
known that the Colorado beetle had
several natural enemies among insects,
but they appear 10 have done very
little toward reducing the number or
ravsges OF this great pest. a few
years since Prof Riley announced that
be had discovered minute parasite
mite iniestisg the beetles. from which
be bad great hopes Of aid 10 destroying
them, aud he named the mite Urof,odd
AEertcaHa He received bic first oeci-
men from Ohio ia 1873. aud later il
was found near Poughkeepsie. N. y.
This season this mite has been found
10 great numbers 10 New Jersey. aud
they are evidently destroying many OF
the beetles. as they are found dead
aud literally covered with their para
siiic enemies The mites are quite
email. no, larger lhan The head Of q
very small pin. aud oval shape. and .
yellowish btown color This mite will
probably DO more TO rid our fields Of
the potato beetles than It's many larger
enemies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

AsBURT I0i,0K NJ &c. w. G. r., J. 2
HiaufhsFa Wk " TuHsisy Ledge bepbtY
:. = MstsisaH Meets Fsiasys a. Z y o'cioet
BENNINGTON Iop0E. NJ. -, y. c. r, Gee
A. WsItlss v 81 chas a Baker. ispags pepa,
iy pwixht Riddle. Meets Frtasys, Al Us ;. a,
HATTESKil.L LODGE. Ne. Ixs v c. r
J I. Batebrsder VI. q. Cara hsKton Lodge
Dtpaiy. X b. ken8sa. Meets Thursdays 81
7 81 3 na.
DORSET LODGE No. ia w. r.. ". H.
LAKE. We. q. n SYKES Lodge Deppty, n. 6,
HAYWOOD. Mests f0esdsis. st - ECHOES p. "a
GRANT LODGE, No. i0s We T.. , h Bol.
lstrf " =. r J. Boy Lodge Deputy r. J
hgyi, Meets ealaHdays, - = U'chcf
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE. No. III. " G
r. p. T. Bolster W a., MRS. Geo. Chafn
Lodge bcpnit, J. ~ shslaon Meets FRIDAY
eYensngs Al 20 O'Clock.
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40 sensihls mother puts kigh.heeled
shoes on her chldFNn.
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We have always taken occasion, at
the season When ice may be cut aud
stored. to urge upon our farmer readers
the advantage Of having an ice house
and a store Of ice pat up for use Ia
warm weather. Perhaps the advice
would have more effect II made now
warm weather has come, aud the need
OF the cooling treasure will be more
aeutely felt. Those who have never
had any ice 10 use OF course do not sp-
preciaie it's benefits; but those who
have once had little experience with
it. cannot be got to DO without it. If il
can possibly be had. We are glad to
note that the number Of users gradual
y increases. year by year, and the
time will come when the farmer will as
soon be without barn as without an
ice house. The ice SO lighteDs the
labor and care of the dairy, aud SO
saves in the keeping Of food. as we'll
as makes possible many little luxuries
which would otherwise never be
known, that Il should count among
those essential modern appliances
which no we'll regulated farm will dc
without And, above ell, il is 90 cheap
aud so easily made, that the poorest
need not be stinted 10 lie use. II ID
only those who are too shiftless &c
harvest and store a crop which nature
produces 10 abundance in this latitude
who do not enjoy its advantages.
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Judge Pierce of Philadelphia. in an
address to the grand jury, declared
that 10 that city there are about seven
thousand taverns. or public drinking
places, this being an average OF one
tavern TO every one hundred inhabi-
tants, or in fact. to every twenty-five
adult males 10 the entire city. He also
declared that of forty -four thousand
nine hundred and nineteen arrests ia
the city from oil causes during 1876,
there were twenty-four thousand 1--WE
hundred and eleven, or more than oae.
half Of the entire number, for intoxica-
ton or liquor selling. His careful es
innate oil the cost of the traffic to the
public shows fully 81 200. 900 per an
nun for the arrest aud conviction aud
punishment of its victims 10 Philadel-
phis. ia addition to $2l 900. 900 squan-
dered here in the purchase of liquor by
it's consumers. In the face Ut those
figures the words OF Judge Pierce seem
none too strong when he says: Ia ii
wonder that when hard times come
there ia 30 much suffering among that
class OF our citizens whose bard earn
ings are thus diverted from the savings
institutions to indulgencies which are
destructive Ia both health and happi-
ness But this depIorable traffic comes
freighted to us with greater burdens
thso those which affect material wealth.
1t brings 10 its train the broken health
and squabdered fortunes Of thousands
the signs and broken hearts OF mothers.
wives, sisters, aud children; widows
and orphans. whose bitter tears are
doub'y bitter when they remember the
cause Of lhi- defolation Is il not
wonder, then, that as citizens having
regard 10 cur material interests. as
men having sympathy with our Eel.
low men and as Christians having re.
gard TO the highest moral interests Of
our fellow beings we are so snpine 10
our Efforts 10 relieve US 81 this great
svill
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