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4 Curious Industry.

The principal industry Of the town Of West
Falmouth, Mass, Is tying business tags with
bits of strings by which the tags may be at
tached to articles which require to be labelled,
\ correspondent writing from that village
says: These tags are cut elsewhere and sent
in bulk 10 West Falmouth. The strung is also
sent IN skens The business here is TO cut the
string IN suitable lengths, tie one into each tag
and return 1t to the manufacturer in Boston.
This sounds simple and small enough, and yet
it furnishc, occupation to between three hun
drcd and four hundred persons, and involves
an elaborate system Of book keeping, The
business has been carried on by Il woman for
the last twenty years. The orders which were
once filled in a bu,hel basket now require large
freight boxes, and amount to an aggregate Of
forty millions Of tags in a year. The little
pink strings are recled off and cat in given
lengths and punches, each bunch having l0l
strings. The strings are given ont by the l,OlO,
together with a corresponding number of tags,
to people coming to the office for them, and
are paid for at the rate OF twelve or seventeen
cents thousand. Young children tie with
their mothers, and even old men, and it is the
great source Of pm money III the community
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Those who wish to cultivate smilaX in their

Those who wish to cultivate smilaX in Their
window next winter should start it now. Sep.
arate the bulbs, allowing but two or three to a
four-inch pot. Use loan, leaf mould and
sand IN equal quantities for potting, with a
little COW manure mixed thoroughly among
it. Place the pots where they may have far
heat, and not much sun, and keep the soil
Just moist When the plants appear above
ground remove to u window where they may
get the morning and evening sun and keep
the pots moist but not drenched with water
Smilax likes plenty of heat but not hot sun
Many persons make mistake in attempting
to train the vines on trelllses. They should
simply be given Il small twne to cling TO-
Thus they will make nice growth and be
being very pretty will furnish abundance for
cutting during the winter. In cutting sever
the plant at the point wanted and pull the
whole vine from the string. The bottom will
again grow and form new vine. II wanted
for permanent show, the strings may be car
ried around any object, and their peculiar
growth Will produce very nice etfect.-Pr"f
RE Fnrner
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Corn Land.

Owners Of the fertile lands in HE West es-
pecially in the gitat com hell, should begin To
take courage. 1t is beng learned that there i
very little more available corn land open 20
settlement The unlcvciOpcd portion where
corn can be Successfully grown l. now limited
practically 10 the Indian Territory. Its doubt
full if there ever will he much larger area
planted to cora than Is now cuti atud, as il i
probable that other crops will he substituted
for corn in districts where il l. now the prn-
cipal product--cuOugh 10 CounerbHlanGe any
new area that may bc brought under cultiva-
tluu and We may hence regard the present
yield us very ncarour maximum. The increaS.
ed home demand, consequent upon the deveI-
opmcnt Of our mining aud manufacturing
! DISTRICTS will call for large part oi our total
/ yield but the immense European M lket Is
the chief factor in the problem. In the ten
years ending with this last summer our export
of corn has risen from IA little less than seven
millions of bushels 20 over forty lHiliOns The
increased home demand added to the now well
established foreign export, will create marko
| in the COURSE Of the next ten or fifteen years,
which Will enable our farmers TO establish anu
maintain II large advance in prices, and when
this shall have become permanent il Will be
seen that the price o our best corn land will
largely advance. II hrhoOves our farmers to
w lItli III
prove it 10y tiIe-draining and better farming,
SO that they may leave their children Il valua-
BILE estate, even if they do not themselves live
to see the tu!fllment of these predictions
| Even Us matters stand to-day, we have men
who confidently expect to live to see their
farms worth one hundred dollars per acre, and
it is extremely probable that less than twenty
years will bring this about, At the recent rate
of increased exports of corn, twenty years will
sec the quantity required over one Thousand
millions OF bushels, and Europe could no"
easily consume half of that amoun,.-Panto
| gruph
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-04

| have tried juliet Corsogs receipt for max.
mg tough steak tender, given in your Febru-
airy number, by laying it ON a dish contain.
ing three or four tahespoonstul each of vine.
gar and salad oil, q used butter) a little pep.
per, but no salt, and turning it over every
twenty minutes for couple of hours; the &c
ton of The oil and vinegar is to soften the
tough tibers without extracting their Juices
which the salt would do. Broil the steak with.
out wiping, over Il hot fire, or fry quickly in a
hot pan. and dress with little salt and but
ter" This found to be great improvement,
and certainly does make II round steak y
more like porter house. "-Househteper.
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Osman * Hspeman have just received thence
fall and winter styles of the above celebrat-
ell patterns, and will keep constantly on hand
all the sizes NJ the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people They comprise all the latest
and hest style, of ladies and children's dress,
are graded in size and pat up in envelopes on
which arc printed illustrations and full descrip-
rions of she garments in French and English
they are sold a prices ranging from 10 to &c
cent, and the catalogue is said to include the
largest and only complete assortment of useful
AMI Fashionable designs. Catalogues sent onap
plicatinn and any pattern sent post paid on re
ce;t " price as marked in the catalogue.
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The difference IN quantity between " co

The difference IN quantity between ~ cot
fee imported into this country and that Sold Is
remarkable. Of thirty four samples Of ground
coffee lately analyzed, thiry-onc were adulter-
ated, more or less, with chicory Roast corn
was in twelve, and beans and potato flour in
one. Chicory itself is as often adultcrated as
coffee. Horse ches nuts, acorns, wheat, red
earth, carrots, parsnps, oak bark, tan, mahog-
ony sawdust and Venetian red enter frequently
into the composition \ company which de.
siccates cocoanuts III this city finds a market
for It's shells at the coffee mills, which grind
and NIX them with coffee. Peanuts and burnt
sugar are also used for adulteration, and I'M
ground coffee is by 40 means exempt from
foreign PARTICLES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-04

Sir Henry Burwer, uncle of Lord Ly ton, t, r
months fanced himself affected with paraly.
81, of the legs, and refused to put u foot on the
ground, but was wheeled in chair by a ser
want, One day the Rhonc steamer, on which
he was travelling, caught fire, and the Captain
having run the boat ashore, a plank was thrown
out, by which the passeng gers might land The
first person on this new bridge, and stepping
nimby down, was Sir Henry. When safe on
shore he remembered himself and called ont
to his servant: Garry me, Foster" But it
was too late. Foster refused to hear more of
his masters folly, and Sir Henry walked very
well to the day of his death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-04

An Indiana farmer says; Last year was a
very bad one to get cabbages to head, the cab
bage worm was so bad. Below give rene.
day that is sure death to them; For every
hundred heads Of cabbage take quarter OF
pound of black pepper and put it IN a box
large enough to sift out well. Go into the
patch before the dew is off and pepper them
we'll Two or three times will he sufficient
The worms 60 through the leaves and de-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-04

\ black bass was discovered in the centre OF
a cake Of ice at Rondout on Monday. 1t had
been locked up there for eight months and WAS
frozen stiff when cut out 1t was placed in a
sprinkllng pot containing clStcrn water ard in
half an nour showed signs of life. Now, &C
cordng to the Albany KhickerJocker, it occu.
pies place IN globe on the counter at Il drug
store and is rs lively as it ever was.-t"rest
UVd SfJp0l,
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One thing about turnips- no farmer can at
ford to he without them in winter. All my
stock--horses, cattle, hogs and towls-have
them daily. | do not think there is any fat in
them, but they AID very materially IN othel
ways. ! tried an experiment with my COW
this winter | took the turnips from her and
added an equivalent in meal for one week
and the result was less yield of milk and hel
food was not dlgested.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

If a man has field of bects of considerable
size the leaves are of too much value to be left
to rot ON the ground, They may be kept in
pits under ground through the winter and in
the spring cows will eat them with great eager
ness-N Y HfEMld
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FRESH AND SALT MEATS,

Such Beef Pork Mutton. Veal Sausage Hams Bacon
The highest price paid for Good Beef shipping Cattle
AOpc receive liberal share of the public pntrOnag,
feeling assured that make 10 every ones advantag
TO trade with me. WM. DEGEN
Ottawa, January -. 1879.
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MOU RNING PAPER, tRxsl.2s. fa 20 r-.s
rarie'v =, Osman q Hsrrmu - vest OF Court House
, 1879-04-30

Hoo pROpUcTs-Wcsc less active and rHthor
wcpk, There was general decllno from, tho pEiccs
OF tho provlous afternoon, which Wesn Themselves
lower thsn those OF Mondays principal session,
making tho difference between the hglIett prices
Of Mol,,ny and tho Invest Of Tuesdny. 4Uc on pork
a3c on lard, md .714o on short RIBS. lIogs woto
quoted 6Q5loc lower. and Liverpool scportod do
c!!nu of Cd per la ns In short ribs: wLiln tho
wrnKness in wheat. dur 10 better weather for Tho
crops, also tended to dupscsa ,,osk product. Thu
trading was chiefly tn futnrua, and seemed to bo
largely local.
MESS rons-Dccllnrd 15c per brl. and cIosed
1Ue below tho latcst psbccs Of Munday. Salcs wcrr
reported of $50 bes ssllos April At 50. 1Qbn.45
II, QUO btls sc'or May at 50. 40G6D. .41H; n5, $50
brln seller Junu ut $0.47,s1U,55; md 7,7:1A hsls
sccr July nj 81. 6oQ10.07H Tatn!, 10. $50 brls.
TITO market closed tame nt S'.413s for cash or
seller April, 81, 49 idtD - tor May. n. 81
inal y $500. Prime 1neAs pork w.s gnoted II
$A.15QlU. Oh, and cxtra prime u 81 7sdt 00.
tANlt-I!eclnth lUc per lU0 Ibs FROM Inc latest
pricpa ot Montiuy. SAlrA wcTu reported OF .;'D
ics scilor April d g. 1D: 1000 tcs sell5 Nay
az. 10; asI y, 7d les seller duly At 81. uHlg l?H
! TutaI, -. 600 lce, rhG market cinsca tnll u
$5b7s <IInt ur lier April; $a.071sft u for 3IAY;
| 81. M..i Glu. o. tut june; and $b.07mN0.1O 10 for
MxArs-waro ae,s active and rather weak. chiefly
In the speculative cuts; sh!ppiag lots being no1ul-
slally Anld hrnly with lille asnlatla. salrs Wcrs
1eportul OF G0J, ottO lbs shoulders A. S.Is>sat
., 10 su!ler May, and g.. 80 SELLER Jnne; 10 tca
sweet pcE.cd dnut 81. co anot Z. $50 npu lbs snDFt
June, and ii. U3M GS4.N7,i III laiy. lbs fo!sav:
~. were tbs closing prices lsf lou lba on the lead
| Ing cuts:
, 1879-04-30
com QUOTATIONS.
Following arc Chicago quotations for coins:



NEW YORK, April 2o.-Goyefaments wcro
firm.
Railroad bonds wero generally strong.
Columbus, Chicago s. ludiana Centra1 a0-
vaneca sharply OIL Judge Hatlan's decision, but
the Improvement ,sns not sustained. Wabash
equipment rose 10, to 90, on REPORTS that thu
prcscut Direction would do something In their
favur,
State securities were dull.
The stock markct was fairly active, but some.
what irregular, The greatest advance was In
Kausas Pacific, which sold up to 5S4, against 81
last night. Wabash was conspieuously active,
advancing from SEX to 3i1S, and rcacting 10
3aA. St. Louis, Kansas City Il Northern was
strong, scllIn,, UP from 13h to 15 for common,
utnl from 33t{ to 4lN for preferred, clos
ing ut 14s< ind IL respectively. The rest
OF tho Southwestern shares were nbout
steady. The Granger stocks were strong Anu
advanced 4G119{ on the day. Coa1 shares were
| somewhat weak and closed at adccltncof }4Q1H.
| tionB. Columbus, Chicago d lndlAna Cen
tral rosc 4, to 0. fell of to ~. ant rnlltca to
| SIX. transactions were s,0Uo st.ares; 1000
Eric, II, 600 LIKE Shore, 1t,0U0 Wabash, 0,000
Northwestern common, o,0C0 preferred, 5000 st.
Paul com mon, ., QUO preicrred Q, ,000 Lacknwanpa,
Nsy jsrscg contra Il, a Michigan 5.a Csn
eo Il Indiana Central, 5000 st. .1oes, 5000
Ohtos, 1900 Western Union, 5,40o kansas Pa-
ellie, 3a,tjO0 st. Louis, Kansas City d Northern,
f,OM Iron Mountain, nnl 1000 St. Louis & Ban
Money market casy ut ag4. Primo mcFcan.
| tile pnpcr 415. ,oa
sterling exchange, 70 days, steady at 4so;
| Prnt1,,cn evrnrts &h n57 0Nl
, 1879-04-30

III NEW 3UHk TK5TENHNis
April -Rocelpth-FIour, 10, 160 bFls: wheat,
5i,OU0 hu: corn, S7,3oO bu; oats, lo,15o bu;
tori,.neal, 0,0 pkgs: rye. $50 bu; barley.
510 bu; malt, 1G,4s0:bu; pork, a10 br1s; beef,
a,51U tcs; cut-1ncats, 2,D0s pkgs; lard, 9,11l
tes; whisky, 303 brls.
Exports-Fer twcnty-four hours-Flour, H.
GOO brls; wheat, 13G, 600 bu; corn, l50,00O hu.
GOODS RECEIVED
ut port Of Chicago April 20: A. Shire, cases
c,sass; Kalnlnn Rr4s, cascs rlgars; F. ",
uuguo Il Co., 20 casks aic, 60 br1s ale: II. A.
Kuhn a. 1,ro., casu dry goods; Flcld, Letter g.
Co., 11 cnscs dry goods; Wlnstow, Wright 4
Co., pkgs manufacturing wood. Collections,
50, ,337.o0.
, 1879-04-30

The following Instruments wero Gled Tor rue-
ord Tuesday, April 29:
etry PROPERTY.
ada s.. II Q cor catroll a. ~: 3 y !, 1i51i9o
' t. n! sl1sSs,n Ait MsEsst: Sa;s co. 600
iu,pfnyad. datei April III ttleorge W.
sia,ih = E!ix.hets @ NsEvs;s .ayafaal;, 1900
ses'a9s '' T. aprSysd sn5 1ssSf d.tsa sss Xiii %
tt;rors - ". Smith to Elizabeth McGssEs mn
1p5iaypa ,5hyasa, ~. y cur o Ywsaty att IL
I Gunsenhsaser % II 10 ' shS FMis:t Fiji cht|sslaa 49,.
Asaisy ,sM, t. lid il of iioyno H. ''
y 5.i0xlao Il with o.aes proue!ty'.
dated Apr!l 20 tEu,ma Mae1lus tu Fefa- ~ ooo
Jes..on s"" ~ t. d 10 'it' l. ii 81 .kossa ''
y {, :o.s:i $40 &. i,upssssyst, dated
Nnssh y, ,,.,, ,s77 ts'aphen ". h""soa =, w.,
Jessf.ua l. DssS ss1s i !. tie sso.e. Gets.l '1
Fob, 70 u. J. ugdsn TO Massha'l D.
Jeifsisoi. u, ,a,,io dated fsl. Ill il. '
Ogden 10 9a1ah i. usdeu} ...-..::,;. 1.60C
wssi E'Kh.ssn!h \, ,t a. I: V, V q t. f!sk a
u; a.d !. s5iads q ssass Ssss isrd.1..... ~. s5t
"!sye ss; b Ss',;s i SS S;i.$ssSi Il J. Id %,
wst.sn n AZ. sa1ue 70 - lis aooss sssci Apili ~
Vi. is7k .: y: :A'isIt9Yn, q i; oa,nrl eot
April ~ II. and ]. \. !l0'!unth 10 An
RaeSes s i, i=J 4 oi W.! iiaioa .!,sf. ''
9l11o0 II. d4teA April III tAnno Costtn
Lumber i. u v ses q rhtoop u. tsisusls
lut of aGa}t x!44xaal It to CaaA!. latud
April 3 iAuu1sw II. lreen tU John Il.
VIZ. M:i:oa i, loo # Il iati * o0
| 1, Tex liza It, improved, dated April l1
My !, Uti I. ! of Ws.t polk T, . I az
ago 4, dated Agt.lM M = tsslato stIs Of Fred ar
, 1879-04-30

Stnin st, 4 g COT at Madttnn ft. " I. 1N0E
1Gn IT. tlatch April ~ tslastce In t'han- >. ,oo
Gerry In Elizabeth McEvurs l!nyarh}... 53''oo
Enrtts NJ. 1.hit II Il Of West Randolph IT.
Q 7, 15x11h It. dated Anil ~ tl4tzEia ~
r. Gbnln IN Deborah {. rrfcct.a. ..... bsuuV
West Adama at, i'll Il . IT Hunnfe xt. ~.
2tx1l7A n, statcl Aptll II tlsaac Csos- .oo
by to 1ancr v. Httilcyl ,,:...+: ..".:. @.aoo
Milwaukee nv, Hi II 9 Of lfnfnn H. ne
so Il. dated April II u. II. aloorc TO = nm
Thomas l.or.l 1'oo'
iEehcrt i3iiictt tn \. IL, Fniieyl,., -. 1,S00
NORTH or ciry 1ANiTs, wtrtltS HArtt'a or shsEA
xli.Es 1F the ta,uhT"ifnusE
WELLINGTON At, bet North 1ia1atel q md
Sheffield ay, I. 1:s1s0i II. dnNa Es1.
70 tFrancia l.. DeNoIf to Anntd~D.. .a
LaWrcnec}....s .................''ts'.a tsouo
EourH OF CITY LEMiTH. WITHIN A Nsnflfs or ssskS
NIi.Es or TiE counr-itousE.
Bttdan IT, 1tH G-in Il . nf ttaot 81,
I, 9:5x1.31!i It. dated April ~ Il. w,
Kc,nlr.ly 70 William, Mackey). -. IS e'a
" {, ttB .10x.,,7 It, dated Apr,l ri
flames F. Jny to Cora strnitlcr) ....... LOCO
Ntasell nv. II Q cor OF rotty-flrat It, VT,
1lsH.10xsn7 It. dated April 10 (Jamcs
I. 10y to Edwin 4. bnwuni. $3.50. 80. !, 600
South Fask Boulevard. near Fifty -AerOui
u, 81, ll0x;s!is II, dated April 81 tMas'
Ter III Chanccry IN william y .ThoAson> IL, CSC
Sacramento ~, Ito II n Of Fifty NTH 1t.
" I, 2;Ix l.5 It. dated AptlI - ~. d.
DafiwM to Emma f>rasser>. .......... 600
FItty.foueth At, :iOil it " Of stewart av. n
I. .b7x1.b H., dated April ~ III. 4.
Goodrich to Z. b. MeLcotl ], 100
, 1879-04-30

ST. L1VI3* :, ,1 teNss;
sr. Lop.., Apri, A,.-cArsLE -l,ai. I,aa,t. si:J
gooI 10 ehaies heavy .hpuny 'sia 'aaisasr. ..lss1
e li4hi 64; .a,.1s a; ns'!ss e .sip .ip
Ileists, l2h. light tlipnt.a.tFs y -
liMs-.Acliyc. hEs,, h'ehe1i nSs' III; 81; iosllsa'
81. 75sea 90; rough paskiny. ~: fuadtigy1,n1 1,1
aud Halttm0Eas. ~. Ivy =. ~" hmm. ntf, ,5.r.
sSsS,-pall, Sssk. sid lox1,;; 81: s0Sip. sf0setip.., ~
81. :hEt Ito; tauey, s4'1's'o''''
shipments. Aons.
RAsr Liberty. n.r.up y
Last LluEury, April ~ .-IAF'LA
, 1879-04-30
COMMERCIAL.
Latest quotations fur April delivery on tho
icattug articles for tho last two business days :

Tie following were the receipts and ship
ments Of tic 'eai!nE articles ot produce IN thls
city during tho tHcnty-four hours ending at
O'Clock on Tncsday morning. ind for thu cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-04-30

FLOuR-Wa4 In guod demand for cxpost. and
mora busucss was done than for aUvrral laya past.
Local dealers took little. There WAa Ha
quotsbls chapyo 10 pricct, though tho feeling
hmong holders was probably easier, In syn'pa-
thY with wheat. palcs we4a reported of b90 hrls
winters At 81. Bpt. rs; 1.:'0u bEls double oxlras
~ 81. tsGt4.7b: z, 600 sacks extras on private
terms; and 200 bscs rye nouE at -. CTS. Tos.1.
sbout ., 100 bsls. Tho following was tho no1utnal
fAngy Ut prites Ut tl1 close: