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New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FAILURE or A TORONTO HOUSE.
ToRONrO March 26.-W. j. Shaw * Co.. whole
sale Crocers this city. have suspended.
TIE CHAMPION FROM WASHINGTON. OF COURSE.
WmLIAMsrowN, Mass. March 26.-At the ora
pso was awarded to r. Jones Washington D. c.
AMAINE RAILROAD AT AUCTION.
Baessport and Bangor Railroad Was sold BY the today
for $4,000. 1t was bid In by the bondho!ders'
TO RESUME THE MINING OF COAL
SCRANTON. Penn. March 26-Receiver McCabe,
AnthTaee cos Gompaay has arpsngsd gee
other mines next week
RowELL GOING ON A RUN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Charles Rowell. the
pedestrian began running Concert Han This afternoon and
left the track making eight miles 55n 10 His best
mile was the irst-made IN Gun. los.
THE MccULLooH COMPROMISE BILL
RICHMOND, Va, March 26.-Tpe senate to-day
SS Sa n the the .@sa hS@'G 3S and
Mcculoch Compromise Bill" IL now goes TO the Goyenor
A TRYING POSITION FOR A YOUNG LADY;
RICHMoND, Va March 27.-The taking of evi-
dence PolndexterCgrs murder sl was concluded &
whom the 3sht occurred the stand for swo
THE HoMEwARD BOUND SOLD FOR s775.
OCEAN BKAcH, n. j., March 29.-lhe bark Home
ses %isae Red Bank for s7S Inc
TROY SAVED FROM NEwYoRK "wHIMs'
PoUGnKEFPsIE. n. Y, March 26.-An officer ar
Sa re al Sg ; on Judge
at Sy oS h'' company
BALTIMORE WHIPS THE REST OF CREATION.
BaLTIMOnE, March 26.-The Greco-Roman
urestIing match between William Miller OF this city and
Coioue H. Mclaughlin of Detro for 5000 side the en-
trance money championship VI the world onto
isght At the Academy OF Music. Miller
A BROKER TRADES on HIS REPUTATION.
BosToN, March 26.-lImothy j. Lynch, broker
at NO Staes TO three prominent brokerage firms
Yesterday and bought Government bonds giving checks
which were to-day dtshOnored The
known 10 a.. 900. Detectives are In pursuit
A BAD SON WHO ENDS BY KILLING HIS MOTHER
BUPtALO, March 26.-Patrick Dwyer, a noted
Desperate who has already served terms M the Aubsn
stale Prison. arrested last night charged With ktng
q melee his house It IN claimed, however
that the mother subject heart disease and the undue
excitement Of nght between father and son caused hes
death.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
FALL IN LONDON BANK SHARES.

LONDON. Wednesday, March 26, 1879.
In its financial article Tie Daily Ne'rs says
The main cause OF the disrust 10 financial circles.
which is rather whispered than avowed undoubtedly
the Oriental Bank Corporations open avowal OF us
losses This should have tended in the ordinary course
NJ things TO aay sness it TO have pro-
ducrd the opposite effect The result has been depre-
cation in the Of all bank shares Rumor has been
busy assigning the large sale OF certain Goyefnment
stocks TO necessity but IL this Is true, it Is only
prudent precaution. Not the least confirmation o. the
nation would be possessed. Oriental Bank Corporation
shares fell 4l2 per cent on the day."
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
FAMINE IN THE NILE VALLEY.

LONDON, " 6dutsudy, NIdTCH 20 ISIV'
The correspondent of The Times at Arment'
Upper Egypt writing February "a gives aheartrendmS
account OF the condition Of the population ofthe Nile VAL
ley The described resemble those In INDIA during
the recent famine In OF the villages the people
are past help sitting naked like wild beasts eating roos
ness worked on by famine stamps such brand on the
starving Fellahs as cannotbe easily described IN one
Iown women and children fought over scraps OF Deau
like wild animals The Ia believed TO be stl worse
in the inland where the villagers are SAID 10 Do
starving like dogs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
THE HANLAN-HAWDON MATCH.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 26, 1S,

The Sportsman says yesterday Hawdoh
commenced active work his forthcoming ach with
Hanan We are sorry to say the climate has Affected
Hanan to rather an unfortunate degree. He hopes 10
be ali right again in about week, but no doubt the
period of his recovery will depend very much upon te
continuance OF the east winds from which the Newcasus
district is suffering at present"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
THE GREENBACKERs FoRLORN HOPE.
ANOTHER CAUCUS CALLED-A BILL WHICH MR. Dh
IA MATYR COULD NOT INTRODUCE.
Try TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.I

ANOTHER CAUCUS CAIIED-A BILL NHlth hh' IN
IA MATYR COULD NOT INTRODUCE.
iBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBuNE.I
WASHINGTON, March ga paper calling meet
ing of Grcenbackers and Soft-moncy Democrats. to
be held on Friday evening was circulated among
members to-day The object of the meeting Is
to agree upon some scheme of financial leg
isation 20 be pressed at the present
session of Congress. The first signers of the paper
were Judge William D.. Kelley Iiendrick b. Wright.
General Thomas Ewing and S. S. Cox. Mr..
De La Matyr attempted to introduced a
bill on finance in the House to-day, but
was defeated by an objection from General
Garfield. The bill proposed that National bank
notes should be cent to the Treasury for cancela-
ton as fast as they should be received by deposi-
tories and receiving officers Of the Government; {;
that it should be unlawful for the Government TO
paw out National bank notes; that interest on bonds
pledged to secure circulation should cease after
January l. 1881; and that greenbacks should be
issued for all National money called in. There was
also q section fOrbdding the establishment OF any
bank of Issue in the country.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
A MINISTER TO BERLIN.
PRESIDENT WHITE NOMINATED.

PRESIDENT WHITE NOMINATED.
THE PRESIDENT SENDS IN his NAME TO THE SENATE
WAsHINGToN, March 26.-The President sent 10
tue Senate to-day the name of President Andrew
ID. White, of Cornell University. as Minister 10
Berlin and Cornelius A. Logan, of Illinois as MIN
lister to Central America. The senate nad priei it
executive session to-day for reference to commit
tees but made no combinations.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
RIFLE-sHOOTING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Wednesday. March 20, 1879.
DR.. Carver, the American sharpshooter, gave
an exhibition Of rGe-shooting At the Welsh Harp, IN
Handon, yesterday. Though the weather was unfavor'
able The Sportsman says such cOnsummate skin was
never before displayed in Eng and.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
MIR LOGAN.

Cornelius A. Logan, who was to-day nOmi-
mated AZ Minister TO Central America, formerly
limited states Minister in Chilli TO which position be
anponted March II, 1873 when a resident OF Kansas.
He ls "A cousin OF Senator Logan.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
LORD ROSEBERY WINS A RACE.

LONDON, Wednesday, March 20, 1879.
The race for the Lincolnshire handicap was
run to-day at the Lincoln Spring meeting Lord Rose
berys hv,-ycarod brown horse Touchet was the win
per Mr. Browns aged bay geldng Mars came In sec.
0nd and Mr. LeIgh's fouryearo.d bay colt Sir Joseph
hlrd
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
ANOTHER FRENCH RADICAL MEASURE.

MAGISTRATES To BE RENDERED REMOVABLE.
LONDON. Wednesday, March 20. 1879.
The Paris correspondent of The Times tele-
gra phs as follows: "One OF the able and unre-
entng adversares Of the present Cabinet who from hs
position on the advanced Left may almost be looked
upon as the successor OF the present Premier told me
few days ego that present Cabinet might last Till tho
end Of the year.
a new question, however, Is being stirred up when
will involve the Cabinet n pitched battle. This Is o
bill introduced by n. Charles Boysset RadlcaD, member
Of the Chamber OF Deputies for the saone-etLoire,
which requires all magistrates to accept renyesture by
the Republic thus abollshng irremoyability regards
the present gsrates and restoring IL for the beneht
Of their Republican successors The bill Is unnecessary
a. magisracy during the past eight years has been
so modified by deaths, designations, etc, as to be no
longer openly hostile to the Republic The proposal
though rnopporune and uudgnlhed. would be inofen-
svr II NJ BUysset had been careful 10 place uhue
the enforced patronage NJ Gambctta as an item OK
the programme supported III his speech at konsns
IL can scarcely be doubted that the Government VIII
oppose the bill. The question ~, VIII NJ. GaInoeua
adhere tn the programme he enumerated peIofe MS SIe
Whatever his decision, the Government must 90 lts
utmost defeat the b and not leave tito be surposea
that simple majority or the Lett can govern lts reso-
tons. IL must such matter accept votes from any
II IL resolves 10 oppose, Win or WITHOUT ~
Gambetts cooperation. IL Will secure the rJecuoh Oh
the BILL" ,...,..
A bill has been submitted in the Chamber Of Deputies
recurring that capital executions shall be WITHIN the
prison walls, In the presence OF certaln piescUeeo
officials
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
4 JUDGE BRUTALLY ASS4SSINATED.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 26.-Judge j. NJ.
Elliott Of the Court Of Appeas was sassnated the
street in front OF the Capital Hotel at O'clock to-day
by Henry Buford. OF Henry County Judge Elliot had
rendered decision adverse TO case Buford which had
in Court Buford loaded double-barrelled shotgun
and waited for Elliott TO come dinner and walked up
and shot him through heart without warning killing
him instantly The assassin arrested and now In
jai There ia great excitement aud strong feeling
agalnst him BufOTd Acknowledged that the other BAR
rel OF the gun loaded Tor Judge Pryor; and he
would nave killed him also had not some children been
in the way. He Is brother OF General Aoe Buford
OF Wood ward County
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Y To TUE AMERICAN BOARD

NEARLY A MILLION TO THE AMERICAN BOARD.
NEw-LoYDoN. Conn, March 26.-An inyen-
tory Of the estate OF Asa os who died here March H.
shows a valuation OF Sl,124939 SO. OF this sum the
American Board Of Commissioners Of Foreign Missions
his resduary legatee VIII receive s967 $780, and Yale
aud Amherst Colleges each $4,000
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
CABINET SEATS In CONGRESS-.
Mr.. PENDLEToN BRINGS UP HIS OLD IDEA on THIS
SCBJFCT,
rpY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSI.I

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSI.I
WASHINGTON, March 26.-A bill was introduced
to-day by Senator Pendeton, providing for seats III
Congress for Cabinet officers. 1t is modification
of the bill introduced by him when member Of The
House in the XXXVIIIth Congress. The subject
was referred to a committee, and report made
which contained a bill and rules of proceeding. and
a statement of the practice in this respect in all
countries where Cabinets exist. Mr.. Pendleton
made an able and very interesting speech at that
time but Congress was too much engrussed with
other matters to give il the consideration 1t de-
served. Senator Pendleton in pushing the matter
will have strong support Ill both parties.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
THE CAUCUS DECIDES.
. PROGRAMME FOR CONGRESS.

TIE DEMOCRATS AT WASHINGTON CONCLUDE TO
pypFAL THE ELECTION LAWS If POSSIBLE
MINOR NEWS
The Democrats of both branches in Congress
met in caucus yesterday and decided to attach
20 the appropriation bills all the political leg
isIation which the Democratic party is anxious
70 secure. The scope of this legislation IS
described in dispatches below. So little Will be
left of the present safeguards of the ballot
box that that little will be worthless The
Greenback men have called caucus of their
marty. Mr.. Pendleton has revived the idea OF
having Cabinet officers sit in Congress. Ex-
Secretary Gorham gave his testimony yester-
lay on the Republican campaign funds.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

I'm, ,hs mart WAS: The committee deem 1t proper, IN
thns appealing 10 Republicans generally 70 INFORM
will he no objection In any official quarter 10 any sucs
voluntary contribution In the orig nai IL ,aG wa by
that the voluntary subscription would De spIro'eu ~
the Executive Department 1hat was mouheu' mh' % The
committee who made the inquiry, and these "eIe tI %
words substtu led by him-that there would De 10 III o
lection In any official quarter 10 such solihS so 49,
scrntion Those words understood 10 nave ocn
enrroved by the President. The entire crcular VIII
fhe fcation do not believe was presented lo .o
President. II was IN manuscript and diu 10. m d to
copy all. SO only copied the paragraph ,n thai
be sure about, order not u put out snytlng h1,
would meet with the dsapprova or tht fIesien,'
was submitted TO auy OF the hea1s OF Ph,tsbnS
did try TO prevent the circular pcins ,, a Iti
tie stump speech in the middle OF 1t. dld not t tnh
II necessary TO make the circular confidential anu Wrue'
as would we're cOnversing In pubic, more ~ leei
oncc to the public eve than AS prlVoS
and Sc 600 from members OF the House 50 SSf,
600 of the S93,O0 came from Federal omce G,
no ders, other than members OF ConRtesssi, s,d,n,
course, Cabinet officers ana o,ners n'i,a that
There was no ARRANGEMENT as to Illinois or Chcaeo ~
ing exempted from contributions got rom tnVso T
hrye from Collector William Henry smith snppo,,e
that gentleman feared IL wouh be wicked 10 ia
voluntarily carry on fgdt In whlch MS lac'on Ia"
not the control
The chairman stated that it was desirable to take
testimony in Philadelphia on Friday and Satur-
dav. Upon his suggestion, a subcommittee was
oppointed consisting of Messrs. Wallace, Garland,
Hoar Cameron aud McDouald who will proceed
TO Philadelphia suggested.
The committee thea adjourned until tomorrow
at 1890 a. m. when Marshal Kerns, of the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania. will be examined.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

MR.. GoRHAM GRATIFIEs DEMOCRATIC CURIOSITY
AS TO now THE REPUBLICANS GOT THEIR
CAMPAIGN FUNDS AND WHAT THEY DID WITH
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

MORE AGITATION EXPECTED IN FRANCE.
THE REMOVAL or RoYALrsr MAGISTRATES pro-
POSED BY FRENCH RADIcAL-GREAT DEsTI-
TUITION IN EGYPT.
In France, further agitation is expected to arise
from bill introduced by a Radical Dep
uty, for the purpose of supersedlng Monarchiss
magistrates. 1t is stated that the present
French Cabinet may continue in Office till the end OF
the year. The condition of the people in Upper Egypt
account of the famine is described as heartrend-
ing Petitions in favor of the union of Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia have been read in the Bulgarian
Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
NTAPLEWOOD HALL.

vi PITI-FILLD, MASS.
AMONG THE BTRKSHIRE HILLS. 1000 feet above tho
sea Enlarged and newly furnished for the coming season
NV c0mmOdious dining groom Extensive AMI DoAut-
fully shaded grounds. open June J. Terms moderate Ad
GTess By mail Or telegraph - r, rr-r1rr,o,1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
CRENADialES.

COLORED GRENADINES &c so cents per yard, RIA
DUCED from 81.
RICH FIGURED GRENADINES at rs cents per yard
BLACK IRON dRENA DIMES yards wide, at g. so
Fer yard, WELL WORTH 81.
ON ACCOUNT OF OUR VERY LARGE STOCK
OF BLACK GRENADINES. COMPRISING OVER
300 DIFFERENT STYLES, WHICH WE ARE
DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT THIS SEASON.
WE HAVE MADE ACTUAL REDUCTIONS Az
ERAGING FULLY 25 PER CENT. THUS OF
FERING, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE GREAT
EST OPPORTUNITY EVER GIVEN TO PUR-
CHAsERs OF GRENADINES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
QoruorGIlon Noilles.

IL THE MATTER of the APPLICATION Of
\ fl- DEPARTMENT Oh ~ JbiC Park, for and in be
b,f an t's Nav1r Aldermen aud Couuouay n tlc CIV o
lew GA ra.aye % the opening OF 3ney afstsi rum
Flsl-.t t TIE reN rlaf aT lrNt and from lSoftAave
10 the hudson River In the CITY of Aew-YorE.
NOTICE g. harehr given that WILLIAM u. pITCUARD
e-0 TO referred bY order ~ mis- court dated Nc
ION 1870 -r ui ~ cu-t charges hd eiso1
incurred ihr proceeding. Tor eXzt lion Ifen
inarv taxation va hear m parties interested herein al 49,
o0, Na tJ W4sL. tlc CtY 81 H,H l"lk uu Antf-lhi
M, si day July 1879 a. O'Clock n The afternoon o. that
dHr. a. -. " 14 - ~. -
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LAWNS.
CAM ERlCS.
NOTIONS.

90 gross Buttons az 40 cents per dozen
NEW and HAN DsoNE STYLES VERi CHEAPL
100 dozen WHITE LINEN TIES. CObOHED aud
WHITE EN Dr. at u cents each, WORTH - cents
A LARGE ASSORTMENT n FANCY RIBBONS a
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
DRESS GOODS.
Y ALL DEPARTMENTS,

SILK AND WOOL BoUBErTEs REDUCED to l2n
cents per yard. mr.
ALL-WOOI BOURETTEs at 90 cents per yaru hE-
Duo ED from 81 so. ~
Atwood TWILL DE BEIGES, extra heavy, AZ %
PIAiN ALIwooL DE BEG at % cents per yard. RE
DUCED from 50
BETGE FOUIE 46 inches WIDE IS cents per yard RE-
LACE BYT'SNT1iivGs REDUCED to II cents per yard
former
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S47 Broadway, n. Y.
Daakrupt Notlees.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on tho
1 erh day Of June, A. d. 1879 Warrant IN BANK
r-nc yar against The estate OF IL r. BARROW,
Of the city NewYOrk. IN The County Of New.fork and
stare Of York who been adu1scd bankrupt Ol
his own petItion the payment u any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging 20 such bankrupt
to him or for BIS the transfer OF any property
by him, are forbidden by laws that meeting OF Ia,
creditors said bankrupt 10 prove tuet debts ald
no choose one Of MS estate, VIII -
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. u DO holden a. 80 ~
uIfors: IN the city before Edgar ketchn
esq Register. the Sd day Of July A. d. ~! al -
o'clock m. L'yl = =. : y y = 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23

{ VLAlh1 BOARD.-Farm LifC-B0ard on
- ia.i on hour IRON cry via NcwJersey Contra RAFT
80. 'aAi cefattQ RTuuufs; pheasant rooms. single
.af call o. "a
t.el 81 il-St4 DAkIN. Bound Book y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
BATHING SUITS.

BATHING SUITS AND CAPS OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE. THESE BATHING COS
TUNES ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED PAT
TERNspAND IN TIE STYLES NOW IN USE By
THE BATHERs AT DTEPPE AND TROUYILLE.
FRANCE.
As East 14th-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
HOSIERY.

115 dozen GENTS, sUPERFINE BALBRIGGAN HALF
HOSE 10 ~ 0B per half dozen. ,. -. al, .
25 dozen LADIES BkODbQUlN HOSE AZ OZ-a ceDts
per pair, WORTH 81 -.-. ....-e... ,,osr 49,,
SIZES az 81 = cents per pair REDUCED from 80 cents and
LADIES' UNBLEACWED COTTON HOSE, FULL
REGULAR. u = cents Per pair. - - -. -. -.
IGO dozen GENTS FANCY COLORED HALF hO-E 81
an cents per pair, NEW STYLES, worth 30 cents 49, -
lot LADIEs' Isle THREAD HOSE SOLID COLoIiS.
10 cents per pair. REDUCED from 81. .-., a.,
GREAT BAkGAlNs IN CAL IL IADEhWEAH t3E
LADIES' GENTS and CHILDREN.
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forces. CARRIAGES, 6arue5s, &5t.

BEAUTIFUL PAIR BAYS, ffteen-and-h half !;
years od also suIerh par decu chesuts lasr.
se etltr pair. all perfectly sound ana without fault owner
want LAT pain commend them tll road family ule -.
dres- 4. u. Box 81. barring TON. Iass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23

w DELAWARf WATER GAP. PENN.
Open from June November buildings large ana very
complete all mOieru improvements "a, wstsr' am
ecirc els throughout; scenery the country VITA
,nndaut Opuorturies hsalthfu ooTehu0n rates re
ocDd and sis per week three and IsA hours from
Kew York wa Barclay and Christopher st.
l.. W. BHODAEAD & Bro Prnpret0rs-
= CATHERINE-ST, NEWPORT, X. Lille
- fuut rooms with bJagi Tor the sumner
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family of adults

ag4i ti4aicuL who willing "a
o ef ioale can md accommodation IN u desirable
go A iffa ilniys Tree rom tbe objection OF meet
sut - ~, DoaIotra, y Addressing Box TEL PcoLsAll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23

- on farm ty location beautiful scenery piano
one uc from telegraph daily stages each way Catsk
s. ADDRESS Mrs. PORTER, Durham, Greene
Couaty,N. i.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

A gentleman in neighboriug town
who had suffered two years with
chronic diarrhoeao and was so redueSd
that he could not walk, was cured and
restored to sound health by Johpson,s
Anodyne Liniment. fashis Imminent Is
hing up in Monroe
Philaderss promises to be an r'o;I -
tablishmS one. Put yourself cen and
ssprodueie the people through thsl and
great medium, the TELEGRAPH.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
THE MUsiHERRY.

Ellen McAroOny: elbow do you clean
tin ware?" writes this young lady.
What on earth are you giving us !?
We don't clean tin ware at all. We
don't do anything but write pretty
things. @
Mollie Mcclure wants to know sswhat
is the prevailing color in boys stock
ings 2" Well, a, gray slate shade of a
heavy drab COLOR with deeper tints of
old brown and leather shades at the
heel and toe. -.-
P. Phelps All is forgotten and there
is nothing to forgive. You can come
We would send you a token of recon-
ciliationa but somebody got at it last
night and this morning there isn't a
solitary drop in it. &
Jennie McGilvery says she "cuts her
tomatoes in two, and fries them slowly
on both sidesain butter and lard"
Well now, Jennie, who under the sun
cares if you do 2They're your own
tomatoes, aren't they? You have a
right to slice them In two and fry them
in lard, or you can sit down on them !,
or you can fire them against the end
of your neighbours, barn to see them
adjust. We set ours out on the cis-
tern box fcrsa6ont ave minutes the
olner gay, 4Aungry tramp came
Estopg and shem all up. This is a
stseha1 srtnent, but if it is to
Ne q with accounts of what peo-
Ep1e az III their tomatoes it might as
Neit b4 $hut up, for it has outlived its
|suaefblAess. ele
s Ja6ez ,Thistlepod wants to know if
we cam tell him chow to preserve apples
from the worms ?' We can. Let Il
Ten year Old boy from town have the
run DR. the orchard three days of the
week The worms will starve to death
the eond day of the first week.
Mrs: Jannaker wantsto know tswhat
she shall do with her boys2" 1t de-
ponds a great deal on the number of
them and on their ages. But we think
you. might roast the eldest, if there
isn't too much of him, and the others
you can make into pummican aud
keep for the winter. :.
John Benamy has a horse, he wriS
that Is going blind, and "want ats
know what heshaH do with hi ~
Well, sell him to- your pastor; ie is
probably q good trustful man, and you
can swindle him more easily than you
could aregularly ordained horse jockey.