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NkW fphh AM fhlLADEhrhAA
Sixteen Through Trains each daily; three depos in
philadelphia. two IN Ncwfors
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after Yov 70. 1879.
iandi stree; Fetri's As follows WV
~ 80 80 20 limited IL a. M l. 50 =. a'to ? o
s en n Ia ~ 5pTeSs trains leave ro SaY sI
Trenton aud Camden =
BoaIs Of BIeoyn Annex connect with al through trans
a. Jersey CITY aoiing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Reurnlng trans leave West Philadelphia. 1901. 800
3D. ~, 5, $50 and IL a. m Limited E1prrss l:50
.45 500 and $50 T. 7s5 D Leave Philadelphia via
% sssi SS SIS ami SAY a. s A
81 and hroSyn Annex Depot foot Of Fgllonst Brookyn
Nos "a ilJ and 70 Haasonst Hon9ssa Depot Jersey
General Manager. GenI Passenge~ Agt
THE ERIE RAILWAY.
wEsIERT RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains. taking
Cincinnati and Chicago Day p E1Presa Drawing
'Vq Coaches 10 Banais ana T.ps9scn 'g AZ suao
west Pullmsns DrawingrOom Sleeping Coaches TO
pm. Dallyl Pacific Express for the West sleeping
naii ana cesgo without change also Hotel Dnng ears to
4 D. IN. Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot \ ew York. for -
% and - sS straT nights only 0 sanSav $40
Rutherford and Passa,c 6, $50 10, 1920 a. M THE
'-O train stops a Rrih-rfo'd PARK only on sundays
10 noon. 1f5 g. $50. 40, $40 3d. $50, $50 I'D
IL Midnight SUNDAYS. d. $50 1870 m. lao ESQ p
Paiiersoa Z G45 7:5c $40 10 loeO 80 M ~ noon
las s. g. 10 900 sO, ., 5O. $50. O.5O hlu, d3r T.
$50. 10 p ~, and Il midnish sunday d. $50. 9'l5
IO:2, a lsf5, $50. Z. y. M. and II midnight -
sufft H. $50. iG;20 N, 40, 500 D 6lh p H. IL
mdn ghL sundays, Il, $50, lO2O H., lsf0, oSo p H.
aai = midnight. IA
Ncwnnrg aud cornwall 100. $3.50. $50 sun
ksndoHi and Kingston m, $3.50 D. m. sundays. $50
!
aav. ii a. Ia. $50.
Niddictpwn, 100 1890 500 4.jO. m sun.
aav- m. $50 ine A. m. and 4.3o y
~ with Sewi ork aud Oswego Midland Raj
r. al a. Main ST. go.
$50 fu.2U a. IN, o., b:iu Ahd p IA , - .. =.
2s quarter or and quat Ter after each
hour frun 10 ft5 % IA anu AZ lv - aud Las IN
Tor uan.ags and apartments "a Drawing room
aud -i.cpug coaches be "ban-d, and orders for the
,-,, frncrs 80. AL ur na7 broadway, ~ L.. No
f.'s.t- = Nr,osivn O q the Company'H Depots.
rrs. from The West arrive In NcvNorx al i1o
a. NJ i 40 xbs0Tr GEM Pas-'r Agt. New. York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Tr.r- leave tngrvOoJ. Coster l1e and yack
= 3O 9,sc. w. l. j. 100, $50 $40, 49, 1880 p. m
suu.ays m. and ESQ y. m The 1850 m. tram all
l,ay. 20 minutes alter saturday nights
anuei Sprnr Valley snd AOnsry, Z, soO NJ t'V y ~
JSO. y. ABBOTT. Ocal P-ssr Az. Nc" YORK
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Cost ano found.

OST.-Bank Book No. Ill. SAL, issued by
the German bank, the CITY OF New YORK Ia
charles Pahdo The hnder holder Of the book
il deliver thc Bank. n not restored before
the "a day January 1850 application vii be MAZE TO the
Bank for a book.
OST.-Bank book 20. 9j.9S6 of the Ger
man Savings Bank The fudrr il requested 20 leave II
al the bank restored before the Isl OF De
cembe 1879 application Will be maze 10 the 1ank io ne"
book
lost Or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
the Seam7ns Bank savings, New York 10 the sun
scrh-r fodd returned % The Bank within anays
from This date will apply 10 toe BanS for new B0JK
New YORK. Dec. Is. 1873 EDGkNE sPEl.LhAN
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connecu"n Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold At
S:l5. HAS a. NJ, l. 5:iJ D. m.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS March
1879 Leave COrtlandt Desbr0s~ess
800 p. IN. for Easion Bethlehem. Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk, HazieiOn. hahanoy city. Ashland wilkes
bar and TunkhaanOck.
$3.50 D. NJ, Night Express daily Easton. Bethlehem
Attention Nauch Chunk. WilkesbaTre, Elmira, ithaca
Geneva Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping COACHES attached
EOB'T -AIRE Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Ohcc Church and Inrtiandt-s
CHAs. II. CMMMING-. Agcut
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81
~ Steamers leave Peck slip daily for
New Haven at 3 and ii o. m. connecting with
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited
pier 40 North River daily including Sundaya al 43O D.
f0l New London. Boston, Worcester, &c
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE iALL RIVER LINE.
For special l!mitoi uCkefa Magnificent STEAMERS OLD
COLONi and NEWPORT leave New-l Ork daily. including
sunday az Pier ~ Norlh River loot
ray.st irave BROOKLYN. 4UU Jersey city. s2O m,
Annex.
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE.

A LBANi BOAIS-PEOfLE'S LINE
DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier No a North River:
H Gr saay 5 % SoSn %cs;
ana East sa'e0'm' heated ~ EVERETT President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Newyork from foot of Desbrosscs and cor'-
so m Tor Ss nd IN cSa Gnsana
and the south Pullman cars frrm baltimore Newark.
i p m Tor washington md the West Pullman cars from
New York to Ba tmore and Washingt ma.ins 1"ss can
sn ~ Iesis Through Pullman cars BALTIMORE TO cncin'
leo tailv for wasaiugton The South and West PUN
MAKING es~ m. FER chicago a9nciana indisnspo
M Lonlsve - Louis Columbus rttsenrg the south and
natl connects az Washington wh trains for LynehbarE
For through tickets please c,l at companys ocs BIS
nS ami At gse. oaSf loot OF c"rAna'
ROUND rRIr rIcKKhhTSso I To ibd NkBhAsAA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Comm SaS" foot e s.gs rYS' oS
aoo - Lihertys IT. as follows ,,-,,.. ,,...
ThGns Isnagua wikssharrs. Emira &C Connects at
-:i5 a. n~For ieh bridge Rranch Ea-ton Harrisburg.
Mane Chunk. Tanaqua WiIkesharre, scranton Williams
1880 and 40 som, rville and Fe%,nrt.n
Wilkesbarre scranton Tunkhannock. Tamaqna HaEeIon
Heading. Poiisville, harrisburg, &c.
400 nFor high Bridge Branch Esston. Belvdero and
$50 D. ~ daily-For E4stou Allentown
Elm'r's &c Connects at Junction for De- l. and W. H. H.
FOr trains q points time tables stations.
SUNDAY TiiAINs-Ieave -:4j a. m. for Bound
IfuOk and intermediate $3.50 for EistOn,
Allentown Reading mi Harrisburg
POas Of the BrodE yn and Ere Annex make connection
atJer-ev CITY TO and from Brooklyn and Eric Depot
Jersey Ciy
NEW-Y YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
S sS Res Rel iIa ErsnsS ocean Grove
stage connection 70 ami from KfYPoRT Matawan sta
ton.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
tonnection Leave foot OF Lbery-st for Freehold AT
S;l5 HAS a. NJ. l. 5lj D m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave New YORK, foot Liberiyst. g. H. r. OF y. J.:
s;l3 m For Faunlngdale, Toms River Barnegat AMI In
trrnediatc -tat!ore.
l:l5 y. m-For River. Nneand all stations 10 Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
400 y. m-For Ffrningdaie Toms RIVER. barnosat TUCK
ert0wn Il. n. aud Philadelphia
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Gelp Wauleo.

A MEXICAN men and women under % de-
~ sirns study medicine may find agreeable and rrOd
able emp zanitariun. Address HEALlb. Up
town Illbase Onee NA - -ss broadway.
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Z 4 To BOSTON
IlNINl. l.IN IINE

NIUNING IUN LINZ.
Tho elegant steamers MASEACHU SETS and RHODE
SfAN leave Pier 80 NORTH OOt stl al
.. ul. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Special limited tickets good only Tor The trip for
which they Issued both boat specii
face II each tcket this line YORK Boston
fuT 81 .,., - 49,
a42 broadway, a Metropolitan and ffh Avenue Hotels
Segl 1913 Washln gtOst brooklyn. Ticket
also principal hOtci- and ckeOicts ami Al Offices
of MestcOIt Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers 0alatea leave Pier 20, North River
foot of Warrrn-stl daily except suBdaya at Tor
PROV Freight either line taken atowcs rates
l. W FILkMs. u. - bABtOth.
Gen Pas-.Ag gent fre&alehL
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
New York foot Of Liberty at for Perth Amhov
south Amboy Rel Bank Branch Ocean Grove, r.,
s15. ll;i5 A. m, Ills I. -.lA n ~. -.
stage connection ami from KETPOEI AZ Aata"ah -tI
ton.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
n VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Double Track the most improved Equipment. and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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Sixteen Through Trains each daily three depots
Philadelphia. two IN NcwfOrE.
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Rx, oRDEp REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Syw YORK -rry.

lot ~ shave 24.l II n OF l3th-st, 25x75 Mary
Muus0u.
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Astor John 10 Charles MAYNARD and another
6th.st 2D5 Il " VI Aye-A, 2jx9s.y - 20 years at
annual rent of .---. 49, .-...-...
same 10 BauerschmIGT, stu ~. 200 y OF Ave-A
gaxg70q, 20 years at annual rent ot ....-..-....
same 10 Henry VI las 6thst. 40 10 " OF AVeA. 20
xs7.uL1- ~ years at annual rent nt 80. - -.
Hrsch X aud anu.l.er tD E!be ID C0rdtss Hotel Roy
al. on cor 6thaye ana 4Uutst. years, Tor aver
ace annual rent Of
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Bodrn dn0 Rooms
West Sids.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
N with well furnished Apply at ll9 est AJdst
nNE LARGE ROOM furnished, with board ;
desirable lorainn; terms moderate; references ex-
changed. 146 West i3th-st
, 1879-06-20
IOWA.



ClNCfNNAT1, Appano0se Co.. June TO-
Wheat. oats, barley, aud flax were severely !n-
iurctl hy the drought. Our recent heavy ralna
hayc greatly improved them. No chtnch-bugs
Pastures hcttcr. Meadows will cut about ons
ton to the ncre. Corn In splendid splendid cou-
ditton. Fields clean. Winter wheat headlng
well. Wi! bo fit to cut July 1.
SrR1NapAlE, Cedar Co., June 10.-Latc-sown
grain caino up poorly; ecdy. Good MANY Of
our farmers have ptowcd under their 1ax, bar
ley, md oats, uutl, In fact, are still at It, Will
sow Hungarian grass. Pastures short. Iiay
will bc light crop. Good staud Of coru. small,
hut growing fast.
NORTH LlBEnTr, johnson Co., Juno 19.-
Chinch.bugs are not doing any grcnt damugc
yet. Spring wheat has commenced hcadlng.
Stand Of corn Is good.
Oats, wheat. barley, und lax aro looking vol.
Meadows will cut two tons Ut hny to tho acre.
Corn growing we'll. Abundance Of rain.
GARDEN GKovE, Decatur Co.. June 19.-Oats
sna "os Stand o1 mna sr h;En ns,sr better
CLAR1NpA, Page Co., juno 10.-Snring wheat,
oats. nni fax arc all injured from one.fourtl to
onc.third By the drought. Straw 10 short. Re-
cent ruins ass making 1t head nulte we'll
lsathcr wccdy. Never had better prospect fur
corn. Ciean ana 4roHinH well.., ....,..,.. ~.
BLooMFIEtD, DAVIS Co., JUNO 1D.-All small
grain short straw but good beads. Corn crop
neyer looked better a. this season Of tue year.
Winter wheat will be ready 70 cut BY July l.
Beat crop VIC havc ever had III the county.
OKANaE C1TY, Sioux Co., June l9.-Grusehop-
pcrs have devourcd more than hnlf thu small
gEaIn Rsd are eating still. Corn looks splendid.
Not yet touched by 'hoppers. Good growing
weather.
WATERLOO, Blaclshawk Co., Juno 1.-two
ha!lstormx this week. Each cut tho corn down.
Tic first did great damage to winter WHEAT.
Pastures recovering. Corn Is backward, but
clean and free from weeds.
ORCHARD, Mitchell Co., juno 10.-Wo still
look for an aysrnge crop Of spring wheat. Tic
drought during tho carly seaaon Injured 1t. 1t
Is THO o.. tn EEonatl an.i short. Corn Il .
present prospect for crons, In comparison with
last year, te not os promising.
, 1879-06-20

mtnt for a primary recitation.
the third grade Ia A. fnl]oHki

Pupils In tile second grads comprise thoAa In
thcIr second year at school, who aru supposed
TO be from to years Of Hge. The. study OF
language and tllu definition Of words engages
tl!efr immature intelletts. They nru also intro:
every chil,tlsfl mind, arithmetic, which IN this
grads makes it's appearance under thu mild form
of "nunherA," Elvlng mn intttnatlon Of the
heart-brenklng difficulties Of "thc gresteat com.
niou diylsor," tho llaratstuents Of 1.-THE least
cuulnon mutLolc," The tntrieacles Of com.
nounI traction, il,u strange yaaatlcs Of adecitnu
roint, or the accumulated horrors Of percentage
anil discount, square and cube root, Or tue fin.
elimination IL humal, wrotct,ednehs In tho nad
dcni,x cpnpllcrtUnB Uf miscellaneous oxaHl-
plcs." IAe allurtng ,nanuer III which The
Juvenile mind Is led to tllcse troubles Ia rcp-
reecntel III thu following specimen programme
RI doijv eycttisns.
, 1879-06-20
JENNIE 'FOUTS.
Tho Coroner MIKES Public tho Lctter Writ
tan by lIer lIusbanl upon Learning OF 1Icr

Ind4anauofs journal, June 49,
On Saturday sl,c Coroucr received 4 second
'cMef from aoah =. Easlcf' 1hn'ieu l'on' ban'
villc, ILL.,, Ia which permission Is given to make
Ptonc u's 'o'.e. 4'se"eu i'p,'' ts'eu'nuuu' w
Which the open letteF ny the Coroher Has ah
answer. Essler still declines to mako known
us ucns,s,t ns'o Nv ouo s.u .eaa a'o suolonsa
opistte Without Te0Fett!ng that such scanips arn
....,..,,e,, x.o.t,,,5 SATURDAY. Ee,ior ,,.,,,. ~
!n"1tea..o' 'ece''Sa eataeo"s t4se'es epe""" VI
Jcnnse F9uts as Tue nttrcat woman hc ever
kCcW, Tho letter following ls the one written
on the iii fron Richmond, whtcl, letter the
Coronrr icclluel to make public at tImo Of re-
s1pa'on. p'1s , ,,~o ,,.. nm.
enaoSo anq "nno :, i5nwGoyonfT N r,, ~.
Day ] saw staten1ent Of t!.e death OF Ienn!o
Fon4; gathered ali your citf fhpeEs o. pFoyloua
aeie maj could enl, AMI rom them learned tht
trne! mi .hhn 7. Elt!eF, ana sho wa1 my Hife-
, 1879-06-20

PUQILlgTtC MARINERS,

PU91Ll9TfC MARINERS.
Two Neutrality-suspicious." so-callcd, occurred
yesterday. aud furniahed considerable gossip
among tugmen and others who congrsRate
about 1.-THE market" The first Wa betreen
Two we,l.known mariners,--hn engineer and a
tug.captain, ,-both biu fellows, and about equa'
10 strength and "sc'cncc." They got Into a
dispute o7cr some matter concerning towing
business, and decided to hettlo 1t BY
fighting. Accordingly they selected IN equal
number Of friends, and want to convenient
place on Kfnze atrect, near The bridge. Altar
renchlng. the spot they agreed to fair, etutni~
10 battlc,. anil, a. tue puailissa would say,
pcu'cd for the mill. They fought three rounds,
md gave and took sonn hard blows. When It
became apparent that the engineer was punish
fng the tug,nau severely. the latter suddenly
picked up brick aud ne1sbored bis autaaonIst
over the head ufld fAce With It, making two or
three bad wounds. The Eight was then brought
10 4 close, and the combatants went aTaY to
dress their Injured mugs.
Tic other WIS between Capt. Bill Dahlke, Of
the tug American Eagle, und capt. Sweeney, OF
the tug Ton. Hro~n. Thcr got into dispute
over Tow, and Sweeney gayc tho lie and Dabke
returned It Will, btor, which Sweeney paid back
With compound interest, knocking hts opponent
aruund the corner FRANKLIN antl South Water
strce.s}. Dalllkt threatened to carve his antag-
onist np with jackknfe, when policeman
and the byttanders fnterfercd, and the row Was
AtIBmarily enled.
, 1879-06-20

La07Tnce KaN 4I0ttr1Ll.
Mr. Iloadley showed Us yesterday soma heada
OF wheat. sample OF forty.fve acrrs DOW grow
ing on the farm Of Nrs. Mary Mscutchen,
situated about iro miles from thIa city. II
pron,l.ea to Yield tHsntY bushels TO tia acss.
This Mrs Macutchcn il somewhat Of . reunrk-
allie woman. sha wa& latt willow With four
children nlore than ten years ago, 10 iB74 when
halt the pcople were ecared out Of their WitA by
tho grasshoppers she contracted for ~ untm-
proved farm for $1,S0o which shs case 10 ot1c ot
Ler bays. She hAs giucs paid for the land from
aetea. Last ycar sAe bought tbs Bob Allan
farm Of l5U acEus ut tho prtcs u s9,50O, ons.
fourth Of which she has already paid, and will
pay over The other fourth from tha crops Of this
year. She runs her farm With tho aid OF her
Two 4ons mud without n,uch hired help. Ihts ID
= good example Of what has becn dons ln the
mtiss OF what arc called bsIu times h Kapsas,
by wsuow left With family Of children and 10
resources but q farm Ut l2O acres.
, 1879-06-20
be. Length

There Is now but onc grade left To b pvescnt-
cd. THIS IL the exercises In the first gradc
presented In tho table below. The puDe IN
this grads arc those beginning their first year In
school, aged 10 years. Tic teacher in CHI
cago has from thrce to fol,r classes uuder her
supervision. Willis ono class is engaged Ia
studies as they are capable Of. Oral tnatructon
is more relied m than the use Of text.huoks.
Tho blackboard Is III great rcpute, and knowl-
edge ia harvested III small parcels from the
great Held Of human experience. Tho dRily pro-
following echcduIp.
, 1879-06-20
KANSAS.


ROCKY Hill, Lincoln Co.. June 19.-Tllc
drought and hot wtals have killed all tho spring
wheat, oats, md barley. Some winter wheat is
being harvested as fnst rs It can be cut down.
Most uf II ia too ripe. Winter What will AVER
agc eight bushels to the acre. Good stand Of
corn. Heavy raina Within the last few days.
PAR5oNs, Labette Co. June 1y.-tlarYcst!ng
In full blast. Plump grain. Better y:eld than
last year. Corn clean and mostly laid by. Oats
wit be yery short. Wa arei In need Of rain.
I[lKoN,, Atct!tson Co., june 1y.-Iiarsestug
Berry ID very fine. VIII 20 about fourteen
busheIB. Wheat Is thin On tho ground, but we'll
headed. Oats nnd tlax badly damarcd bv thu
timothy a inllura. Corn Ia good. Beat prospect
~ ercr had. Ground very clean.
, 1879-06-20

rooms In Chicago. Entire accuracy is impossi-
bic, from tile fnrt that tllrre are daity changes
to meet cxiccucles which nre ltaolo to arise.
Tho sssteua. Is sufficiently slas.tc Ito onablo
teacher to instruct twenty-five pupils one day
TINT there will be- considerable modification of
the methods Of Instruction for tho com
Ing year, Just what these changes
will be, the Superintendent OF Public 1ustruc-
tion has not yet Indicated. That oi1icinl Is bust
II ongugea preparing hts annual report. en,-
6olstnE the result Of bis accumulated wisdom
and observations. II there IL any danger to be
apprccpded that TIC greatest efficiency will not
be attained by the present systcnl Of public in
s1ructiot,. md the best possible results achieved
for tl,e effort put FORTH usd tic experience, In
telligencc, and capital invested II Is to be from
working too mitch bY rule. leaTlng. too little to
DO accomplished BY tho Conlns and Inspiration
OF tho teacher.
, 1879-06-20
'CROP-PROSPECT8.

MiNNE6OIA.
Spsrfat Nspa.cAes to Tia Jrftnns.
KANplron1, Kau.liYo'i Co., Juno 10.-Har-
vcstlnK ansl thresh!nE Inst year WAS long and
tedious. Flowing for this years crop was not
done at all or dono 80 poorly that tile seeds Of
the mceds did not aernnatc to be killed by the
winter, but were ready to grow when tho spslng
came. At seeding time this spring the un-
pfored fctds wero burnt over and seeded With
on. p'owing. The plowed fields were stirred
up by tho dry Wind, and wero 80 dry that tho
grim dill not eprout evenly or we'll, but weed
sccds, all ready to gcrmlnntc, came on With tho
warmth and made heavy growth. Tile result
ID poor, thin stand of grain on most fact1st
mixed with heavy growth Of weeds. The re-
ports Of tina crops. from tho agents Of
the Minneapolis Mlllcr8' Association nre simply
shameful. Wheat must fiji exceedingly well TO
giss Minnesota anytning near a. aycrage crop.
shoots aFe running up rapidly md the side
i,la LAKE., sherburn. Co, Juno 1o.-on the
10Th Inst. . hail:stoFm passed through the c'1-
wheat is nbout half stand. Old dctt]s are rcrr
wcciy, rfe growth is all that could be- desired.
sorin: wheat is jointcd, With hero and there
HurcntNson, Mcleod Co, June 10.-aomo Of
our fields Of wheat ass weedy. hut in general arc
thck md heavy. We have icurs now tint tho
grutn will lodge But little old gra!n On hsln'.
NonTmPiELp, Rice Co.. JUNG 1a.-il!o lato
ratns have improved the snail grains, though
they arc worry weedy. Tho weather is wet. alter
mating with hot, sultry days aud cloudy weather.
Pastures md Timothy good.
OwAroNNA, Steele Co.. June 1o.-Drought re-
tartlcd tho frat start OF small grain. Cop!ons
ratns and most favorable wcatl,ef for hvo weeks
has brought 1t up to very 1ourfshfng condition.
Some Aelda, hownvcr, are mort than usually
weedy. Pastures are Ia fine condition.
MiRNEroNKA, Ilcnnepin Co., juno 1o-Wo
have had rain nearly every day for month.
tremendous growth Ut wheat, outs, untl barley.
II wu do not hays cool, DIR weather, wheat will
lodge badly Wheat covers tho ground with q
perfect nut Of vegetation.
, 1879-06-20

have alraya believed. do now believe, md, by
t'ods help. will for tho future hslinyc, oil tlat
oitu and Apostolic Romau Church. >. =.
Therefore, With sincere heart and unfe!gncd
heart, allure, cursc, and detcst the Aforesaid
orrora and hcrcses to the effect That the st,u 10
tho centrc Of TIC world aud tlnmoyable, al.d
that tho Garth ID not the centre of ilc nurld und
moves]. and generally cvory other error and
sect whatsoever contrary 10 the said 1fnty
Church and swear that 10 future will never
again say or asacrt, verbally or In writing, any
thing that might furnish! occaslon for s.mllar
augptet0n regarding tne.N
, 1879-06-20
Henry CjaY.

Henry ClaJ MAS travelling somewhere "o,lt
Wcst,h anu nut IN for night at q country taY-
discovered !llc np.ne "lIonry Clay." There waa
but ono "Clay." Cnull Il be possible tllnt te
lial this distinguished mnp under hls roof llo
was aston!shatl, delighted. Next morning, ~
forward, md nlaklng hls rude bow, said, "Mr.
Clay, I believe, s!r!" 'sThat ID my nat.,t,,"
said the gentleman, In hts atlabla tone. "Mr.
Clay, the Congressman" "Ycs. SIR" "Wall,
Or, I've henrd ol you; And | thought I'd tuak
nix II you wouldn't give nc md my old woman
u little speccl, before Jou rot"
, 1879-06-20

\ un NohdRg, nfty-kwo minutes arc ttcvoted to
Httaalng, aud twcnty-egtt minutes 10 nlisecl-
.sntous, IN the forenoon, mud tWenty minutes to
ssSIn1cttc In thu afternoon.
~ y. iifthgrado is about the samo a. the sixth,
A'esalllescneo being IN tlle rccftatlons+
tAfther ou Is given tho division Of ttmo aud
TO advanced clnsscs In tic primary department.
stotn & this schedule "lrumn.nr disappears and
,LaoGuags" lakes its place. Instruction In
ssaeuage consists mostly in oral exerriaes, tp-
ssus!eatlng knowledge of Capitalization, punctu-
,h ,ho!,. ana lho essential parts Of d scntance, uA
nnet4d!tncnss upon which tho science OF gram.
.sai. aaf u founded. Hare is a programme Of u.
sS5s'ses Saa IN tho fourth grade:
, 1879-06-20

8psrtaI Nsbaichss II 79s 7tt3Hne.
ALBION, Edwards Co., Juno l9,-llarycsttng.
Winter wheat good. Pastures and timothy
light. Poor stand Of corn.
sr ElMo. Faycttc Co., June 10.-Wintcr
wheat being cut. VIII mako hail crop. Oats
oucthtr.l Of crop. Pastures anu meadows
very short.
Du QuoIx, Perry Co., June 10.-Winsor wheat
short nnd thin on tho ground. We'll headed.
Harvest commenced. Oats are cut oil fully one-
half Pastures and Timothy very short. Corn
is doIng we'll.
BuNKER Hill. Macoupia Co.. June 10-IIar-
vest commenced. Wintor wllrat very good,
Large, tuli heatls. Well filed, Crop bcttor
than an averuge. Corn Is doing we'll. Oata Ind
hay light.