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BABY MINE.

I've letter from thy sire,
Baby mine, baby mine,
l could read and never tire,
Baby mine;
He Is sailing DER the sea,
He Is coming back TO me. I'D
He is coming back to me,
Baby mine, baby mine,
He Is coming back to me,
Baby mine.
Oh, / long to see his face, Ir.
Baby mine, baby mine,
In his old accustomed place,
Baby mine: .H
Like the rose of May In bloom,
Like a star amid the gloom,
Like the sunshine In the room,
BABY mine, baby mine,
Like the sunshine in the room,
Baby mine.
I'm so glad / cannot sleep,
Baby mine, baby mine,
I'm so happy l could weep,
Baby mine;
He is sailing DER the sea,
He Is coming back to thee,
He is coming back to thee,
Baby mine, baby mine,
He Is coming back to thee,
Baby mine.
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lover of oysters writes to the Albany Express
as follows
Kind oyster, I've important information,
Sing hey, the bully bivalve that you are;
You now will make succulent collation.,
Sing hey, the merry oyster and tho \,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-09

Clergymen should manage to crowd large
amount OF genuine religion into their sermons
about these days. Humanity needs 1t and must
have it. The setting up stove season" is at
hand.-Loekpor linton
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Ifyou want to convince a boy Of sixteen that
this world is all blank, just kindly inquire about
these days II he is going to block out pair Of
chin whiskers for the winter season. Detroit Free
nnrso
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Legal Notice.

Marshall D, Motherspaugh whose place Of resi-
denee is unknown, is hereby notified that Jane s.
Motherspaugh, Of Alliance In Stark county. Ohio
dd on the End day of September, A. D. 1870 Ale her
petition 10 the office Of the clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the said county Of
stark; IN the State OF Ohio, charging the said Mar
snail d. MotherSpaugh with adultery with one Olive
Jack on or about DC ober ls 1875 and at divers 9TH
er times since then and charging him with wllliul
absence from the said Jane MOthpTspaugh and gross
neglect OF duty for more than three years. and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the said Marshall
ID. Motherspaugh, be allowed reasonable amony
term OF said court.
JAMES. MOTHERSPAUGH.
Dated Canton, Sept. %, lS7g.-sep25lw
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Adopted April 10, i79,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, oHIo,)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, oHIo,l
Office OF the Secretary of State.
I, Milton BaInes, Secretary OF State of the State
of Ohio, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of joint resolution passed by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the Ntate of Ohio, on the 10th
day of April, A. D. 1879 taken from the original
rolls fled in this offic
In testimony whereof, l have
hereunto subscribed my name and
SEAL affixed my official seal, at Colunl-
bus, the llth day of April A. d.
1879. MILTON BARNES,
- TOT
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Vegetables come up quicker on the water than
on the land, especially ifyou have eaten hearty
dinner and the water is rough. For further par
ticulars see some Of our lake excursionists.
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Legal.
TOTNT RRsOLUTION.

Bnbmltting Propositions to Amend SEQ.
tiOH Two Of Article Two, Section One
Of Article Three, and Section -Four Of
Article Ten Of tho Consultation Of the
State Of Ohio. ,bUI
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate of Joseph Willis late
Of Stark county. Ohio, deceasad
JACOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BepzSdW Administrator,
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FARM FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

Wishing to 60 into other business, will sell my
farm In Plain township. four miles northwest Of Cam
ton, on the Fulton road. said farm contains eighty
and one.half acres, on which Is TWO story brick
house containing nine rooms and basement House
newly painted. Barn and other outbuildings. Also
splendid water--Sprng, well and Cistern. On the
farm is a splendid orchard Of choice fruits, such as
apples, peaches cherries and pears. Also fifty grape
vines three years old, with other small fruits, The
whole under good fence.
Terms of payment easy. For further Information
call on X. O. Notice on the farm.
lun5hmA X. O. NOTICE,
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When boy scrapes little skin of his knuck'
les while saving wood for his mother, he makes
more ado about it than when he knocks his big
tje.nai off in running to fire. This Is reliable.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned wishing to quit farming on ac-
count of age offers his entire farm for sale
The farm contains IS acres 60 improved, and six
acres Of timber; all IN excellent state of Cutiva-
ton, including six acre hearing orchard. On the
farm there is frame dwelling house, large bank
barn and necessary Outhuildings in good order.
There is also three foot vein OF good coal and above
that ten feet OF flag stone. fine quality the layers
from 81 inches to 81 feet thick.
The farm is located In COlumblana county, three
miles south Of Beoit Station and three miles south
of the p. Ft w q O. II. r. and eight miles from AL
lance, For further particulars enquire the farm
or address CLAUDE GRANGE,
sep4-pm* Beloit, Mahoning Co.. Ohio.
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GO 10 NO. so EAST TUSCARAWAS St.
Cup Coffee Always Ready for 5 cts
Oysters on the Shell or in every style to order
COLD LUNCHES.
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified M Adminlstra-
tor Of the estate Of Daniel Gantzberger, late Of
stark county, Ohio. deceased. -
MAURICE GANTzBERgER
oct2dW Administrator.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
Office Of the Secretary of State

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO.
Office Of the Secretary Of State
l, Milton Barnes, Secretary OF State of the
State of ohio, do hereby certify, that the fore
going Is O true copy of an act passed by the
General Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, on tho
18th day of April, A. d. 1879, taken from TIE
Origiual rolls filed In this office.
In testimony thereof, have hero
faRALl unto subscribed my name and affixed
my of1cial seal at columbus, the 18th
day Of April, A. d. 1879.
MILTON BARNES,
ApTl4mR Secretary Of StatA,
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BARBARA YoDER's EXECUTORS,
By Lynch, Day & Lyncil, their Attorneys.

Mk ma A TO $4,000 A YEAR, or S5 to $40 day
IN LHEl In your own locality. No risk
VNAIlII Women do as well as men. Many
IN EIlIl make more than the amount stated
W1AAA above. No one can full to make
VBVOV v money fast Any one can do the
work You can make from so cents
to q an hour by deVotng your evenings and spare
time to the business II costa nothing try the bus
ness Nothing like Il for money making ever offered
before. Business pleasant and strictly honorable
Reader II you want TO know all about the best pay
ing business before the public send US your address
and we will send you full particulars and private
terms nee; samples worth IS also iree you can then
sTINs0N 3 CO, Portland, Maine. iuniSgy
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Sp.ttaI Natlt,s.
A1CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis.
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood DC. will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South America.
Send aseltaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. IsMAN, Station D. RetO York Citv, jan2Sgy
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Farm for Sale.

A No. 1 WHEAT FARM Of 115 acres for sale
known as the old shock Farm, situated one mile
south OF East Canton on the Wash Myers road. s ID
farm il I'm good state of cultivation. 1t has on 1t
about fifteen acres of timber large bank barn large
dwelling house, summer house. spring house, two
wagon sheds, buggy shed, and all other necessary
out9budngs ali In good condition; has two nev,r
failing wells OF the best water Zone at the Kitchen
door with clstern handy and several good springs.
led away i'm six inch tile There is six foot vein of
fire ay on which is any amount Of valuable lime
stone Of the best quality with fair vein of stone
coal partly open; and between four and Ave hun
dred fruit trees Of various kinds with grapes and
berries.
reasonable Any one wishing to buy farm will do
wellby looking at my iarm before buying elsewhere
DAVID n. STAUFFER Canton
aupt4.dm Post Office box 545
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FARM OF 80 ACRES
FOR SALE.

wish to sell part of my farm on which am now
living situated miles southeast OF Canton on the
Waynesburg road. On the place are two dwelling
houses, No lime kiln quarry with 3 foot vein of
lime stOne coal bank Of foot vein OF coal the land
is under good OF cultivation and well watered.
ANY person wishing TO buy the apove place, can, by
paying quarter cash, have long time tor the balance
BY paying per cent. interest For further partcl-
lars enquire OF the owner now living on the place.
will sell In one or two tracts to suit purchasers.
A good portion of the lime and coal land has only
twn or three feet OF uncOverlng TO reach it, Any per-
son purchasing may soon pay for the place out OF
the lime and coal - -
Ohfn
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VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

Containing 1903 641OO acres. situated miles north
of Canton, 2mlles east OF New Berlin on the Ran
dolph road. About 20 acres are good timber. There
is large house and bank barn large sheep barn and
ali other necessary out buildings on the farm There
is all kinds Of fruit on the place. and one of the best
Surfing house Darn and tan yard The above farm
Joins Jas Mcdowell Dan'l Hoover and JAG. H. Balr's
The same will be sold on easy terms 1t IL worthy
the attention of persons desirous OF investing In
first class farm For further particulars address
augl4-H JOHN II. ANSTlNE.
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SCHOOL SUITS Age, s to 12.

Also Full Line of Mems Hats Trunks Vis Umbrellas
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SECTION Q Senators and Representatives
Shall be elected blannlally by the electors in
the respec i've counties or districts, at time
prescribed by law theirterms Of office shall
comm nee on the Tuesday next after the first
Lygn vpnrq
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.yESs-. Or TEE D.iI..

Tie IHtiass Q, L., ellie, CscoGs. fayc IL u
The goveruc.eut sioycs - ss'is'9 the;r hnDStT'
The GEO. rnl:er or IL, currency bsa called ioI
8 rruyrt shawiag the cJndiiioa cf tbs nalos.i
bapk st .hc close OF tyl:iocss April 4
Tho Uo;tcd S:a,s1 Circuit Cou7t at New
Orleans hes c3o,iaue;, the Texas political cases
uut;l the ial! ,trtn.
In tie peccsyivaria S:GsIc yesterday III!
10 pseyauttha sH:sai OF plturo iatuuon'a..
Which i is said exists Gncpg cattle 10 the VIII
nifty OF Philadelphia vas passed
In tic Pears;lsaDi House ofDe!cgs!cs ycs
| lcrday bill vas Introduced appropIlat!rs
$3.50, 600 fjr TIE r,ief CT the widows ami Or,
bans Ct thcs. killed il the Pi!tsburs rio!s Il
1877
The fsc tha; Senator's Dlyara aad Groom,,,
democrats, have already advocated Nj Bell
CLAIMS to scat ia the Seuato from NcT
Haucshrc, wills. Mr. Carpenter, stalwaI:
republican. opposes the sealiUg ct Ms. Bal,
who is also republican,, indicates that the
question Of admission is bticg elevated above
q mere poiticalissue.
Gen. Fremont, Governor @! ATE )na, who /:
now 10 New York. has submitted to the goytra,
mept plan Tor bringing the waters OF theGult q
| California back to their CID basin 10 Southern
Calitorris, which. he says. would create on 10
| land Sc. suitable for Iayignti,o about 200 miles
lcpp, 80 miles broad aud 200 feet deep; calveIt
| ing what is noT desert into highway q
commerce.
| Ga Saturday, at MouDt Fefoor, Texas, k9bt
Morgan, wbou tho sheriff left 10 charge ct the
Jail, was assissinatcd By six men, who ther
attempted 10 rescue the prisoners, but the door
resis.irg ,htir eff5rts, aud being fired on BY cit
zsns, they were compelled to take to horse and
esoape. Citizens threatened to burn the ial
with The prisoners. ic r0tslla!lo3, Int better
couusels prevailed.
La the Ucitcd SAFES Court OF Charleston, 5
c., yesterday, GAP. Jaue. Conner, counsel ioi
the defendants 10 the clec.iln cases, moved tC
uuash the entire psoei CT the grand and pctl'
Jurors oe the grousd that the list from which the
jurias arc 10 bt made I'd vas 10; drawn 10 coz
iormty withi!aw or 10 compliance with the order
| of the court; a1d further that The persons sc
drawn ware not properly Or sufficiently sum
moued. The court &C ourccd tho sutlsc; Until
| to day to eiye III, p1osecuiIo7 time to prepare
is answer.
The house Of Captain Bennett, Of Alackiuac
WichigaD, caught i5c ct night last week, three
Iodisu cbil3rcn being alone 10 the house, which
had been securely licked Up. The oldest boy
eight years cid, cut his wAg Gu: OF { window
With on axe. and took out The other ch;dren.-
They wrapped themselves up With blanket:
they bad saved, and awaited I'LL the NIX. day
OF door. Ncre Ct the family reiuTnicg, thu
| little hero pat the two youoger GEES on slsc
and baulsG them !oar mills 10 thar Pr'5d
| fathers house.
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A., i,,,tas--Iiay3 ycu src;,tied in Eetuc'
i;L .;c .layuat Ct COB!
"r. Smou.-Wo have s"coecdsd 10 reducing
tie Interest, Gbn :tu5 70 reuuetoS ths taH.s -
ca req to &c rs'G IN" CITY, 10 AaaIJ' va, y
;hc ha|aa Of rs e'ui'UfS' inss G'ula *. IN ~
court 10 o'oe7 t&t '''y CoGcc'' 70 'eTs 'sA"' ~
pay inc io,et'ss ,,.
MI Latham LIT the coeFt order i;'y'-
Ret WI! .hsy ge!! CcupcIs'
Mr. S@oo:-iney csc compel ttcri % pay
mone%.
hlr. l4i;h"rn-.H ny caa We compel then TO
ray IA9eej We GtTer G9u!a 20 lt. II l ha4
DceI member 81 the fineHce committee
"on'd have opposed the rtceriion ol c'uPoos
i0r S7"' ,,, y,
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negro E.EOur.s,

Nii:ia he last two or three weeks .h,u;
twelve huldfci pearcea !fon Mississippi Gad
L5uisiaaa ;,evo arrived in 81. Louis, CO their
Wy - Kacs2s. Many Ct them are wholly
Hj!h.u i"ea5s aIl arc provided Tor here. and
forwarded 10 their destination. Some Of Them
i:av. tr,sey, Lu: claim 10 be 80 r00r rs the
oiht.p, u5ti! they ars compelled TO ,iisi0rsc by
thir cacEei entertainers. wac lei! taeH, 10
theT &c, that they lie.
With the propensity to ne, which u charac-
tc,isiic Of human uaurc, and IS particularly
a:ToTg - ncgrGCs, these Immigrants, both CT
their oTa nat!ou AMI being tutored thereto,
tell GisuG! st0:!es oil oppression sud perseca-
lion at tie hands Of their recent white neigh
bars-whict stories, agous!og sympathy, ere
rccu0iafity profitable. aod furnish much cIHitsl
20 clerical aud otbar do,nagoguta
Th, explanation Of this exodus IL icuCd in
the following rascaily dccumen. which has
heeo iadr.t,l0asy circulated in Louisiana ard
tlississ;api
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EOREEGH ITEMS.

King Humbort Of Italy, paid visit 10 Geo
Gsribaldi 10 Rome yesterday.
A terrible sporadic fever is raging at Casa
blanco, Morocco, among both natives acd Euro
poaus. Business is at standsill.
Tie Inhabitants of E:zeroum, Asiatio TuT-
key, sre showing saditiouS spirit. They hsVe
refused to pay their land tax except 10 paper
The approaching visit Of the Austrian Cl5T9
marriage Of King Alfonso to Archdlehts s.
Maria daughter of Arohduke CHARLES.
Tho Pope promises to devote all tho iubdt
possibla 10 the support Of the Catholic school:
i, Rome. Ho has already contributed E4iQ0t
to the school fund.
Messrs. Rivers, Wilson and DeR:iguierf
have refused to vscate their post as Egyptian
cabioet ministers unless authorized to do 90 by
the British acd French governments lc5prcii
ve|y.
TIE whole capital Of the Pooyer Qae.ticr
Ere1ch, Cable Company he's been subscribed,
The Anglo American Cable Company proposes
to foIesssli tie construction Of this competing
lioe.
10 view Of the possible election Of NJ. Ban.
mi on the second ballot at Bordeaux, France
iur q vacancy 10 tho Chamber Of Deputies, the
radicals are urging tho government TO pardon
him and thus svoid i'll feeling aud acrimopicu:
discussions in tho Chamber if Barqui is elect
ed and not permitted to take his scat.
Tho London Stardsrd's correspondent al
Berlins says: Tho Russian revolutionary
committee have sent letters to all Imperial
degritaries at st. Petersburg. saying that
though they do not intendt to attack the Cazar.
they will not CEASE 10 kill his attendaots es'
pecislly heads Of tho police department SO long
- the treatment Of political prisoners is uaans'
!iorated.'
A telegram from Consett reports renewed
roting there this morning. 1t is feared that
disorder sod awlessness will become general
among the strikers who ore rendered desperate
By the certainty that tho strike cannot succeed.
There were serious riots last night OF several
Of the colliery villages 10 Durham. Engand.--
Near Consett sixteen policemen. who were pro
tecting non-strikcrs, were injured, and house
was wrecked. They have determined 10 de.
stroy oil the property they can.
d. Paul DsCasssgnac was barqusted in
Paris last night by $50 students of the Laio
quarter. 10 the course of confident speech
NO related conversation between himself and
the Prince Imperial, 10 which the latter said ::
MY fathers misfortune was to mstrust bis
health, so he wished to play two reigus stimuli.
taneously. psmely bis owu, which was aItori.
taire, and mice. which might be liberal; he lost
both. am, therefore, torcsd to recommence,
to resume the autotiteire reign, and to esVa
tho liberal ono to my successor. if events al
low it,
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NorAR1AL FEES AND FEES or COMMISSION

NoTAR1AL FEES AND FEES or COMMISSION
Frs IN CuANCERY. AS ESTABLISHED BY ACT
AppRoTED ApRIL2, lS79.-The fees allowed
now are:
Notarg-For record of protest, making ou
instrument Of protest uader his oiii.ial seal,
and notice OF dishonor 10 one per:ou besides
the maker or sccepscr. fifty cents; for every
additional notice, five cents; for taxing auc
certifying acknowledgment of Z deed, d.. OF
privy acknowledgment Of q married woman,
twenty -ivo cents; for administering and certi
flying an oath, unless and affidavit OF witness
twenty f7o csn's; for taking and Certifying aft
davits or der osiiiols. when done in one hour,
seventy cents, and for every additional hour,
seventy five certs; for other services same Zee;
IS clerk Of equity courts for like services.
Commissioners 10 Chancsry-For like services
same fees as notsries, a5d for other service:
such fees as the court By which the commits
sioaer is Appointed may prescribe. not exceed
Jog seventy five cents when less than ID honl
is employed. aad if more than hour not exceed
ing ssVerty'6va oeots per hour; provided that
nothing in this act shall ctftc, the fees OF com.
missiouers in chaacery residing 10 the cities o!
Richmond, Norfolk and Alexandria.
Inconsistent cots arc repealed, and he eel is
in force from it passage.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.WEEKLY BY
EDGAR
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9. 1872

Very great Interest is felt here in reference
to tho perdiog plans TO compromise the city
debt The compromise authorized by the Leg
isIsture in 1878 provided for the exchange CT
The present bonds CT the Corporation OF SO cents
ia the dollar, and the funding Of the ou's:snd'
ing coupons Of such bonds at 100 cents 10 the
dollar, 10 bonds running 80 years, and bearing
t per cent. interest. Under this plan scue
100000 have been funded.
Tho new compromise proposed under th5
authority Of the Legislature in 1879. provide:
for the exchange Of the bonds issued before
1878 ct 100 cents 10 the dollar 10 bonds payable
10 50 years, with interest at 3 per cent. Tor IL
years, aud 3 65 per cent. for Is years, or until
the maturity of the bonds. 1t a!so provides
for funding tho outstanding overdue c1upors o.
100 cents 10 the dollar 10 per cont. bonds
running % years.
All the questions which grow out OF thi:
effort to relieve the city ct load under Thiet
it mus. sink unless the burden be lightoDcd
deserve the camest and most Intelligent con.
sideratop. 1t is not perhaps too much 10 say
that the future of the city is involved 10 this
settlement. By the terms of both TIE conpro'
mise acts the entire real estate Of the property
holders here is made subiec! 10 summary
process to tie prompt payment OF the Interest
and principal Of the debt. All the possible
impediments that may arise 10 tho ordinary
methods by which judgments fer money arc
usually enforced upon municipal corporations
are set aside 10 these cots by specsl contract
between the Corporation Of Alexandra and The
holders of its bonds, issued, or TO DO Issued
uoder the compromise acls Surely, then, il
there ever has been time when level-headad
discretion AID fore. sighted wisdom were needed,
it is now.
Any settlement which does not promise such
80 Improvement Of the Glaucial condition Of
the city as will render possible revival Ct it:
prosperity. will not be acceptable to the people.
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Refer from. 4 ng G;car,r :,

lCprtcspou3cLcc u lbs Ata.oa,il ca,
Shiloh: VA, Apt! 3. l>79 Tie s,;;,y
tGrul ci ouI CucGt C,uv!, bc2,ar;.y 60 y,
dag last, aGd co=i1g at ?, z. to d.? "a. =
most wholly occupied 10 tie tia! o. On, CO..
Kisbpau2h vs. JONES. TIE plaintf. .s arr.
fer tic sale Of I fertilizer k1oSa 8 Err.,
Guaro. manufactured IS he Al.allc =,
Fireiria Gusuo Company, at Oiicrt. L1r,
Island, sotd various quantities. Of this !erti,z,.
to lsrgc plumber Of our farmers il !r;r,.
1871, the latter contracting with the GCris,Gc
through its agent, to pay :Cr he gn.co r..
Of their forthconIg cTcp5 81 vle8f. II.
farmers complied with th2lf C3a!racts 50 "a, ?.
10 deliver to kishPEuSL, st Fredericksburg,
their cptirc crops G. wEea. harvested .rJm h.
lsnds upon gLich this iI'tiig:r vas arni.i
but 10 no ease ,5as The whsle crop su.5ci,r:',
pay the ciam :or Gu.ao, aai !yr ihc 5.,3,..
duo tho farmers resisted i.ay.acn!. s,ias!nr tia
the eusc0 so called vas worthless. iie1c2 e.
sui. The u!a1'!f plead .hat tie sra:u.c p.
ou!riog Z label Ct aSa!5s!5 co every sack ol t..
| fertilizer had b2ca COUPLED "!.h, tho. a.,
euano furnished Tas t.u9 10 i;!s ana ysi., sc,
| as there wss 20 warranty G! yc;uits th..r
CONTRACT Wit! he &eanjaas Lai heca c3mpi:.i
with, and Has 10. a:f.c:sd bg . failure c! c:5e-
| The deicodart ca ,hc o:har aaot, s!itT r,,Y
iug by mu'tlud4 q witnesses that the So
called guaDo had proved Du utter failure {,
fertilizer whergvlr u-.l upon ihc Whcal field.
CT tla county. rass year, ciaiGlcd, aOl a..
proved 10 The satisfaction Ct The jary ia. tls
guaGo did Ii. cGaia'' Whist was C.'m,n
for il IN the label. a2,i I2Grccvtc tha; Il.
| ri ~ Il
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

NRwBURa, N. Y, April Sat last nights
session of the New York Methodist Episcopa!
Conference the following were among the sta.
tistics adopted: Total number of membsls 49,.
69S, An increase from last year OF 800 local
preachers 1879; Dsptisms 2. BIG: churches 372, OF
valuation of So, 237, 400; Sunday school member
ship Dc coo; raised for missions about $50 OOO;
indebtedness on churches and psrsonsEes $AI6'
87S; receipts for ministerial support $l77,226i
The conference adjourned sine die