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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

A seven. vear-old daughter of Pat. Welsh,
a farmer four miles east of Piqua, Ohio,
was terribly burned yesterday by the ex-
plosion Of fluid lamp.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

The Swine Breeders Association at Co
lumbus discussed yesterday hog cholera,
ihe ringing of swine to curb their roofing
propensities, and similar topics.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

The President has nominated Nelson G.
Sherman as Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

LEGAL. STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF
i Hamilton.-In the Superior Court of Cine IL
nati-The Cincinnati Savings Soc ETY. OF Hamilton
County, Plant fl, VS.. Joseph Carlin and James
Kane, Defendants.-The above named defendant
James Kane, of Baltimore, Maryland, will take
notice that the plaintiff has filed its petition
sale of the following described rel estate in the
City OF Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio, being
seven and nine hundredths (7.0V acres in Section
Twenty-eight (28), Township Three (3), Fract onal
on the plat OF subdivision of the estate of John
Brooks, duly recorded in Book 1885, page 2l9 of the
Hamilton County Records, free of all interest of
lid James Kane. The said James Kane is required
to answer or demur on or before : turday Febru-
ary 1st, 1879. GOODMAN & STORER
de20-6tF Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NOTICES..

~ subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Ludwig August
Berg, late of Hamilton County, Ohio deceased
Claims to be presented to the undersigned attor-
neys. F. C. ALBRIGHT
BUTTERwoRTH & VoGELER, ATTORNEYS,
Rooms sc and 81 Johnston Building
io1O-3tF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

Query Can curing a cough with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup be called bullying a
cough2
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

For Frosted Ears and Feet use
CAMPANIA. Price % and soc.
Sold at WILFER r'S, Fourth and
Walnut, aud KEESHAN'S, Sixth
and Walnut. jaSl2t
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LEGAL.

A TTACH MENT. - LEE Il PINCKARD vs.
n James McCue. - Before Fred. A. Johnson
Justice of the Peace. Cincinnati Township, Haml-
ton County Ohio.-Defendant will take notice
that on the 18th day of December 1875 said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above cause
for $25' Is. and that said cause is set for hearing
February I'd, 1879, at O'Clock a. M
LEE O. PINCKARD, Plaintiffs
FERD. A. THOMPSON, Attorney, No. Johnston
Building. de27-3tF
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STAR

Is handsomely printed on pure white
paper from clear cut type, that makes it
easily read, even by a poor light. Its
clear and open print is joy to old or
weak eyes.
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HEATING APPARATUS.
FARMERS COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Hamilton Co., O.,

MAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL
M OSOPHICAL. Scientific, Ladies' Classical and
Teacher Courses Admits both sexes to all the
advantages Of the College Thorough courses in
Drawing and Vocal Music Expenses reduced to
lowest point No extras whatesc.t Scholarship
holders have free tuition. Special sttene.en given
70 Teacher Healthfulnea. safety, convenie..s
and beauty Of location unequaled. For full In
formation address
J. B. SMITH, President
5a0 Collage Hill, ohaA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

1t Is the paper that meets the wants Of
the farm and the fireside more fully than
any other, as will be seen by a careful
examination of the following facts, and
comparison Of the paper with any
other of the city weeklies:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
HE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

IryrrPO0r- oct. 2.-P0rE-Prnc Mess Fasrern steady
at bi Western. STEADY az A.. BlcOn-Cuuhefaud cni.
frwer short sin. nrmcr ffi Long Gear rfmcr ~
81 G~hor Clear nrmer az 81 i lias ong -teaF ~
~lnuifsra Uocf-fmuia Moss. fhf
kef Extra Prime Mes~uone in the market
Iai,!-Prme Western. tFner ~ 81 ti. Talon Prime Guy.
steady t 3N. 1urpentine-~pi-its steady NJ ~ Rnsn-
Common steady al Sd tne nIier 81 J 81 Cnee,e-Aner
Extra state rIner AZ 27G1. Wheat-SDnng. No 3 none
the market. -punc. 40. 2, steady NJ 10 New Western
Winter steady 3d. New southern WntcT,eady ~ O Sd
Cori-MiNei. du'l at al Cotiouseed Oh Yellow Amni-
can none RO.in-COm AZ London dU at
!. Turpeutne- AZ LONDON, steady NJ % bd.
IIyKkrOoi. oct. 2-lSSD m.-'h'e-' q per cwt FOR
best gadc-oi LAID. 81 t cw ior American.
Pork hh Prime Meas Bacon 81 I'd pee evil Tor
Clear Milc and 80 d. evil Tor short Clear Md
dies Tnliow. b cwt.
ANYWHERE. oct 2.Ferolcuil. 1914 ftancS Tor hne pare
closed - confines 100
RHFMFS. oct. 2.-Petroem MARKS 20 Dfennigs
HAvE- Oct 2-Ianl as francs 70 cenines per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

poor were going low Be- raeters
purchased good deaf ana had little trouble IN '"pD'"s
were ~ nssns ~, AZ esp is head
against 4.6ss head for the CORRESPONDING ume last we K
Bnttermisf Ted calves and Veas not wanted
CAVES a. 'i oS cd%Dy for WHITE feeling about
fact countrymen say they w9uG nave n'n,h D, ~ beai
wcre purrlaed Tor that purpose to-day al &c: l'ss &
lent 10 pay9g The eo3isss to Jersey ny ~ inc rl
Of calves There many Who ihins that because
Sat hs S h ssPi g aa u, yoa Ss' cav 81 cr Weighs
Such however, IA not ne fact ,ali opiy oir'n i1'
c " sns yl sarr ~. caIr. ian he soi at fair prices
bnt only Then To-day Prime Veal. fairly. ana choice
stock brought extreme sues Qloa.ions are s.,.
lerms f,u alive Al 493c ana Common ." Dh",. ,lAie
Ne's 40 anc; ia, < Gon and Jr,, 'as's s uol quo"
salcs-iIaenbr'k & Davis -od - GIassrg'' @O2 d. al
6llcnbsck pc%cJ Sold. - oias-cIs 30 ~ at 70 less
do !pi h. at 80 : YEAS ~ ~, A. 1 iac
jeliae Wight Iioag CO. .od. 10 Grass,rs %c3 ~ at
Vrs- I7i h. Il o. 80 10. 1916 d. at pei 5do. l57 H. at
fgc y Gt. sold -iar Grasser .5G h. AZ 2c. Ruer.
NIX tIH CAVE 20 81 At N'a ig ~ az az -
do 40 n. e',c' 80 DO 1870 n AT &c. 10 do 10 d. az
" nam; so'i : Backs county veals q gcctc.
d!e.9 am S r,rc ear r Of
eor,strnndns tms at wees The SITUATION III me marcel
Beef Hstchtrs mai ii-ir nngsr, har"'d many
tons cni.loy ody. lid me dressed meat mars,t
lor.e9s,. a. d,i.' o., n' & t H. tr,1g,oni ne
DAY. A. Go tts. lew Prime Lb. iolni nn'" hn' al
s,lslr s,iers ca tr nd.'o II W4-hii -ton ,Iaise',
hi'cf,' views. Witch VS. almost hvaras.e don,
hu' W ii i'.'" c Tor Common 10 prime
Sheep: a'' ttr lii 'l, u h"iN y" -,. 80 i-I -
Common 10 Choice Lambs most sale. aye al i',q"te
Ir,, Ssg , "n ni. i KAN, ar Wsbsfpn Mariei
The ian e o. ae, as report iN -,tri,i y M ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

The domestic exchanges ON NeN-IoFA aT
the places mentioned are quoted ~ fol-
lows: Savannah, asall discount; Ch9rleston,
ALL discount: New leans commercial II. aud
LAX l. discount; ~. Lons. Is discount
chicago sOa75 cents discount; Boston, 30
.ert. aiscnunt The United States Treasurer
- Va'Iir,sion to-day received 10000 in
%,ti'n,i bank notes for redemption. rne customs
r,rripfs we're 800 O0O and the internal revenue
hts we're 500 900. The following n the Clear
,,, Unr.e statement TODAY: Exchanges,
-I17 7G5. lZ9: balances. Il.S9s,3Ji. The busl-
i'rs- AT the SuD-lTeasuIy covered: Rccepts,
sz.,3 Oj2: pavmeuts. Si.27G,37G; currency BAL
mon SIS osJ ltS coin balance. Sltl ,4lO,f4O.
The following were t0-tays quot1tions Tor doncs-
n, and foreign coins and bullion:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

ITI' I7'TITTIE VI Ut I'l TTT'I
sharp advance IA the Erie issues. The second con-
solidated rose from Snls to Sl and closed at ~23s
the funded 5s selling az SOa790SO. against
773t yesterday. Central oi Ncw-Jcrsey issues
were strong. The convcriiIlcs rising to 100
and adjustments to 10ll210f ad Irmgh
and Wikesharrc conSols Were excited. advanc-
ing pa per cent to SO. Missouri Kansas and
Texas issues. those Of c.. c. and |. g.. ami Rome.
Watcrtowu and ogden burg were only steady. Nor
Us and Essex consolidated advanced per cent 10
l0l. Western bonds generally were steady with
material change Of prices and the Issues Of the
Pacific roads were strong. Annexed are the quota
tlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

ErRoPEAx f1NANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON OCT. 2-l2jD T. ConsOis isie Tor both money
ana inc account bonds. per cents, zoos; ETC
Halfway shares 49, do preferred. I'll TO-. second c0n-s
- Penusvyania central "a Jersey Central ~ ?
It.adiug Railroad -oif.
InNuON oct D. mCon-Ols. 0-sia for both money
and the account. Le Railway shares. ~ aris adNic's
moe three per rcnte - francs lO cenilmes for the
I0NTGx oct. % p. iu.-tue Railway shares 56is the
sock h. slld to Dee scarce here
LONDON. oct. % %. III he bullion IN the Bank on
Fnand has costs puO during The past week The
on"rio of N. Iink England to liability. which
IA. vL was Ig Irr DORA cent. Enc ihii-
WY shares preferred, second Cu-Ols, -; NcWJer'
scl Central ht. A.. ,o.,
Irrni- Cnfra 90 Penn-ytvanla Central i4 Paris adj
vices qo, three PEI cent renics Al Hj irhcs % ecnmca Tor
account. ..-.....
and H.. count lilr Railway shares. J1 NcW jersey cen
irsti az -. Reading RHiirnln. @n'e- .
I~NnO, O,f 2-l.iJpI ifr Railway second cons0ls,9J
Pans oct IL vciIaurc London - francs 81 crn-
iire 'r rcAs specie the Bank 81 France hss de-
-r,a.ed 10 $50 900 francs duting tAc pat week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rsrer. ycsse's AMI R1ur)rfL
THURSDAY. Oct. .. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
IHIRanAY. Oct .. 1AIO.


CoFtEk-slid Trades were IN active request hrm; sales
81 bass Mafaciho qUot 2t0l1c. i2,nlO pluls Java
arrive quoted - 45c.: o '.ad nrmc IN fairly active
request. Ordinary Cargoes l. l2tc; Prime, lbi; Far
lbLc, sales .2l1 bags * CITY oi RIO 900 bags cN
bags blhcT~" slHl bags santos,
DO in Ba tlmoT. 1000 Rio oampautru.' aud
D.. 800 uacs keuheis." private fVrms.
cor ION-Spot- moderately active. steady sales i)'o
hair 0 which 3ip last evening. including 90 20 arrNe"t
ca SOS export and IL for spinning purposes drF
crcd on contract lirp bales yesterday receipts a. ihe
ports, I, o. bales AGAINST 49, II TINS cav a~i We' 80.
his day year ordinary iacs Low Nduing
lui,er Midaline Upisnt Inic. Future. POINTS lover
fbt tobei ald points Tor other months. ia mol
trade ~alcsOcfpbrr 1909 lOni, 1902 1908 lnVo
o. zoos lUl1. luug lOIl. lOil iu4i ln.li IplI
10 ls inl7 lois; November oa2 9gl g90. 9.g3. 9.al
$50 ag6; neconbef. 9gi 9gj 994. @g7. J9G - Janu
nrv iuu- 10 t lvIl. lHUl. 1000. February lnl0 lul1
l0l6 1920 starch: ln3,. l9l Apr1i I'D b. l.i- NAV
1850 i.ni june total rb,Sh gfaih
total 7-.1op bar- FI-t can ucioher ui2 10 u N"tci
l"r. 80 Dsc,n'cr. 915. o. HaS' Janu.IY' lou zen
ruary. iul7 March. lnrO Apri TO- 90, 1917 May uut
- hi-, tAl 90 iuhtt %. l'th, ~ -
December. HHi January. lnni lrlruuv ,OiN- iN.l''
March. iuau; April lni@ NAY. 1850 ioiai 900 harS
I.lrl tal-Osfnbtf. l..lJs N'vCflhf HJt NJt btcru
bcr june lU77 total, q, 100 bales. Futures CLOSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
BAAKIAG AND FINANCIAL.

In stock speculation, thousand dollars are some
times made rom asa investment of one hundred 81.
send To Alex. rockingham 4 Co. brokers, NO. l.
Wall. N-W-Y0rA, for their U,,kig financial He-
port, sent tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

The Suh-Ireasnry to-day lost $50 l.23o on bnI-
ance-S3. 335O47 currency and S209,lsS coin.
This makes the total loss since last Friday
~ 500 O5s. Money to-day call was sharp per
cent with exceptional loans AZ ls2 COM
mission More than ordinary discrimination is
exhibited hy money lenders. both as to the persons
borroying and the character of collaterals offered,
and this discrimination is likely TO grow keener
the higher the prices of stocks 60 On Government
bonds the fair rate ia per cent with exceptions nj
lnnIInr denlcrs .caling rates rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

large business was done in the new 4
per cents. $963.O0 coupon selling at 1013s
d1O2. and $500. 900 registered at 1919. The
thcr sales covered 500, 900 coupon and 800. 900
registered SIS of 1881 at 1O5 $4,000 coupon rs at
1O23id lO3ls and Sl2J.0OO registered at 1O1 g.
and $4,000 zig per cents at 10J's The market
closed at annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

Foreign eXchnngn was weaker. and posted ratcs
were reduced to the following quotations. which IN
vito a Iinmnnra of snncie InlnnTi Al ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

Fur RIrTn. Mass. oct 2-lic Cloth market l. muel
frnr t oi,- Ton "a squares dee med ana sinal
.. ~ r pln- pr cent 6UH 30 cloths very arm al Jsc
rl-l n 1. u L lNu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

IyFRiUOf. Oct. 2-l2iO .. n.-tiffnn easier. N.iNins
Tpiauds Gfs. Nliiuc Orleans 6i'rfd ~.nlu tllf-,
inclulmg 1000 bales flr speculation export Receipts
IA. better but fhc aGfncr ha, since ben l1-t. tffnf
clause. tsf01er delivery ,f d t. lo
Orpnsr ail November del livery tsi f a0 s. ie.
Jauulry delivery 54i March ind AJri o..
lttfy. D f-i.
ItFgroo oct q $40 D. nrne sales - cotton today
Included L,u American. Failures pfuds. inT MI.
ding November aah December ftifft. 80 III d..
Janugry February delivery, 30. ci do lrlt.u) LaI
y arc delivery. 54l
-,vANNAH. ocf. = Cotton quiet af'iiinq. 9a,rs Low
NsiIlug I'rcs Ganl N.i .'ls' urf gftnirif 5t-b
balls export, cra,tw-c jai ra, solos. 900 bales lat
evening. !. .Up bales. stock. ifltt bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

OF city bank stocks the sales included American
Exchange 10 az 112l2. and Central National 90
az 1oi The bidding and asking prices were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

2ilsc October 2j'ac. Epycnher Rye lrghe
AZ t3c Whisky siciY 90 -it> Pork auiot
az $500 Lard dun anf nonIrl. lax Mea's
quot ara unebrngsi small !yis ..s-c and pnc
~ shoulders. ciear aD'. aad Car ~fr-. rarcn quiet /;
rhonhisrs 3gOa &c.; Clear $780, Gags t.sr Sides 80.
o o.iiss. Flour 5ooo D. IT, M.'.- l.ny bl-i.; Corn.
l1nD nusn. shipments. Flour l.O, bsl.. heat. o.OOj
bush. corn, 1000 bush. D . tl. ..n ID butii.
TOLEDO Oct Wheat steady 40 Vote Waba.h. A. ~:
do. anal ~ lf2: 40 Whit trll.sp, - .s No. :
10. ~ i3 ,Aribr Mich ran. spot - % OCTOBER ~ %
November. 80 1922 $50 i.ri WINTER .uot. - lt't :.
O,toDrr 81 - 10Y can,r 81 'if I'.t iDr 3. ltT;
- ~ Rejected Waba D. &c com c.ef. fisl liked,
f-c.. pp aud NerfuNrr 81 t lr.erfrt tis oats
steady; 70 %, 2e'c Al Doe slrs- 'Fhfl ql"f 80 lcd
Winter, November. i 6ls 10 'lltr, - iT. lfi
- ~; Amber NsfIgRu, October. - lts- No,r'nbtr
~ 49, Western Amber - -. so. uaYifu AMI 20 rn
Red al ~. No 3 20. - -. Receipt wheat ! 1000
hush Corn. 23.auO bash Oats. 9OuO bush aipf.
Wheat. - 900 bus com. 1900 bush. Oats 20 900 ia.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
fluGnclIl.
1 RE YOV INSrEEDl

4 kE lOt lNSl KID
l-o c'niaois4, Aas. ~. 5i5ir 40 ao..a-ss.{
TIE TwrNrY.~1xru NSNiNL ELFcIioS 10y
ib. aal,on WnHbAY "' ,. 10y" VIII ' ' -
polls "p'" from IL m un"' g. i} oqaieT. s,-.,.rr
GAS STOCKS u cry R.R. dIorse aud Elg,'b
O>iocAs g non'.- bousl s. sod f.tiitHliEe 3r1t,t:
EAS STOCKS.
Al NewYor. a,A nroo.yn Ga stocks. AMI also Al Eal,
''''' 90. II. rkE>Tls> ,, BmcA Ny.
FNOLDERS If dcfautca Town. City. Comfy
~ :ahroid -'cufirie Val ana 10 thslr interest To- r
"'''' 80 '''' WI o. MCDOWELL. BANKER.
HANNIBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
IS. 70. pr r.. NJ, o 90 Of ! .,,, am , ~ ,,. .e S
i1'ih., g. ~ ,,is >. e.n, az .''i' 2 -
rirr rHf.9s's all VINO Dish 81, eo'hant ~ ,.h'
cgri,.on ,ni,c r. al who N'.h 20 ,nhpce he yalne
pr,xics. or ami, los firtael lui Irn,.. ion To-
ANrlIcNl ~ olTHANr,
4 ONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANN'S
Il SCRIP WANTED. Adaro,, 80. o.. rrih-ne uni,e.
MOBILE and ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
-,r, or AZ, a4 i',r 'co9.r Der 81 ,I. ,ag HM 1.1r
EoAo g., - "i. ,e ', ' ', d, A' I s ir
.atGu on rr-r '.on lhso az Doc oa', Of ~" "''ee.
Chai.alan The Comm tiss Of .r,...n.ai.on.
Tic int preferred income AMI sinking nceutur,- wu
IN e man,r be- iy ior delivery I'D ,n go me I'D a-i'
NOTICE.-Therc viii be- a fnal meeting Of
= The holder. az tr bonded debit Of ta cry - Mo .
No. d PlNf-I. ,s om ~ ~ o. 80 NfAf. clohi q:
a. Il or . - me,rne. .'' '' '' W vi iisfs
chairman.
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE and WESTERN
roa r4fo OK 'Ae 20 loving bylaw" adopted n iae oArl
10, annual meeting Of bond ana -'.,s.oit-.. br no
company no e. CIV Of Sew or on i,c la :net-, y
nom y rl .If fr e Nf & H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

FEOLDERS If dciau.fca Town. City. County
arOid securities wil ana q 10 thi M f'ti 10 n
ward ia .rH,4 lfs4 a same %
WM a. MCDOWELL. Banker.
Room Z t'.lr iI...f II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
Gaplnas banas.
Dinloeno Nonees.
LuTLE PIusDtEG CONSOLIDATED MNiNG CONrlNY.)
il3 and tl- Brol iwif. ;
NrWl ORk. sept. ~ lr1J)

n II 7 y y ~.
~ The BOARD u DIRECTORS have flis dlv declared
dividend al 5000 tone hundred thousand dors. long
share par saln $1,000 Che capital st'cN II
out oi tLr Tor fhc uoIfh % ~trifm
bef 1872 PAYABLE t Tie Office OF Rae company ON ara attrf
October .. Transfer hn1ks VII CLOSE September
omen on Inc Sth ~ october. GEO. e. - Man. ~sa'y.
In addition 20 the above me p.r,ci0r- fc,ltr
EXTRA DINID az fao0uD rrugi2fc p,T O DO
paid Of the surplus earnings pay Aoie ue Oh ~ sno.t
Clio. 4. ~ MAN rec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

~ IDISD 81 Ia PER CEN has ms dif boon 60 cared
upon The siocA COMPANY pa, Oe the JON ~
OCTOBER the Farmers Loan ana lrl Company! cog-
ner " llam-st. AMI EXCHANGE place. Ncw-NurA.
The transfer book Will De- t'o eel nl Roe
GIN OF OtloBER
and re0penei abe l6th oi October ncNf.
W b. D.. COMSroCK.
lrHr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

y OTICE.-Thcrc viii be- inal meeting OF
= Chg holders oi tlr bonded Debt. t g. o. - Moa' q
40 q receive Ac port 81 te committee afpirt q
tn former ". Ut. HANS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-21
Educated Farmers.

hope that the day will some time
come when our Congress will be made
up more largely from the agricultural
class, for the larger the percentage of
representation herein by persons on
gagged in practical agriculture the more
liberal will be the policies of the Gov
eminent in respect of it. Why farmers
are thus set aside and do not rule Con
gress is thus explained: 1t is because
farmers are satisfied with giving to their
children only inferior education, when
it is apparent that of all youths of the
land they should receive the most care
full training, the most thorough and the
most general instruction. The practi-
cal Agricultural requires a knowledge of
economical chemistry, of botany, of
physiology, of entomology, OF physics,
and of engineering; for all these may be
brought into requisition in farm man
agement. He shoald be learned in po-
Gtical economy, in the rules and usages
and requirements of commerce and of
trade and of finance, because the inter
ests of his great country are closely con-
nected with them all, and by his own
knowledge of the exact relationship of
each to the other he should be able to
protect these interests when they may
be imperiled by Legislation having for
its object the special protection and adj
vancement of some particular industry
or avocation without due regard for the
effect thereof upon agriculture. He
should be learned in law in order that
he may be able to understand and de-
fend his right of property when threat
ened. He should give attention to lit
erature and to philosophy. Finally, he
should be conspieuously cultured, men
tally disciplined, enlightened and re-
fined, because our civilization demands
it, because his class-being the largest
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-21
The Indians Increasing in Population.

An examination of official statistics mt
Washington has developed the curious
fact that the American Indians are not
diminishing in number, as has gen.
orally been believed, but are really and
sensibly increasing. The fact has be-
come established through an investiga-
ton ordered by the Commissioners of
Indian Affairs, and conducted by DR..
George Kellogg;a medical attache of
the Indian Bureau. The ratio of in
crease in the Indian population is not
yet decided, but statistics gathered from
more than seventy Indian agencies indis-
putably assert that the births among the
Indian tribes are in excess of the deaths
among them from normal causes, and
this, too, when allowance is made for
their destruction by dissipation, and all
ordinary causes of death, except from
gunshot wounds or casualties in warfare.
The total indian population is set down
at about 10000.
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The Butcher Boy and the Bakers Girl.


1t was down in the yeast part of the
city. He was a bully butcher boy-she
was the pie-ous daughter Of the German
baker next door, with eyes like currants,
and her yellow hair twisted on the back
of her head like huge cruller. They
leaned toward each other over the back
bone of the separating railing. He was
casting sleeps eyes at her, while hers
turned on him with provocating roll.
Meat me tonight beeffore quarter to
TO-" said he.
20, dough-nut ask it," said she.
II make no bones about it. said he.
you're not well-bread," said she.
"Only sweet-bread," said he.
Don't egg me on said she.
4 never sausage girl. Don't keep
me on tender hooks?' said he, quite
chop-fallen.
why don't you wear the dear -four 1
gave your asked she.
"Pork-quoi?" asked he.
20, knead say?" asked she.
THAT don't suet me-" said he.
You're crusty. 1 only wanted to
cracker joke said she.
"You gave me cut-the cold should
err" said he.
"Ah, you don't loaf mel" sighed she.
"Veal see. Ill cleave to you, and no
mis-s.eak-if you have money" said he.
Il can make bun dance" said she.
"Then no more Authorizations" said
he. "You shall be my rib"
well done" said she.
And their arms embraced like n pref
eel So his cake was not all dough; she
liked man of his kidney; and, being
good hvers, they will no doubt live on
the fat of the land, raisin lots of chill
dren. This world is queer tumble,
but love seems "bread in the bone."-
Potter's american Monthly.
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They fingered at the garden aste-
The moon WAS full above:
He took her darling hand In hts,
The trembling little dove,
And pressed IL To his fervent lips
And softly told his love.
About her waist he placed his arms
He called her all his own:
His heart. he said IL ever beat
For her. and her alone;
And he was happier than King
Upon golden throne.
"Come veal come woe" in ardent tones
This youth continued he,
''As 10 the needle 10 the pole,
SO will constant be:
No power on earth shall tear thee, love.
Away, swear, from me I"
From out the chan Der window popped
A grizzly. night-capped head;
A hoarse voice yelled. You, Susan Jane,
Come in and go 10 bedi"
And that was all lit was enough
The young man wildly fed.
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