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The American Agriculture sc, in itl
Notes on swindlers, gives the following
&imely warming to farmers: There is 8
De. OF swindlers whose operations are es'
beeially directed toward farmers. 1t il
be rejection upon the intelligence o.
Banners that this is 30. These raecals
know that all kinds of fish are not to be
3aught with one bait hence they operate
Il pan ciergymen, doctors, merchants and
brmers; each in different manner. II
safe to predict that there is new set
traps ready this spring to catch
rmers. Of late years the agency y
lodge has been played successfully, and
has already been started thus early in
be season. These swindlers are all after
be pattern. A glibstengued chap, No.
wishes TO establish an agency" for
Pine crinkum. 1t may be q stump
pller, machine for grinding the knives
moving machines, it may be ehurn~
bwer or a springfield. Whatever it is,
lap Ne. 1, somehow, Or in some way,
bntriyes to get the signature OF the
rmer Hele ID where the trouble begins.
8e have cautioned and reiterated the
aHntiou: Farmers, be careful what you
IN" but this does not seem to be
ough no matter how much care is
ercised, the smoorhStongued chap No.
is usually too much for the farmer. So
say TO farmers Don't act as agents
anything. but if you will not heed
is, and the temptation as to profit il
b great to resist, and you will disregard
EARNINGS, we beg OF you, farmers, don't
IN anything.
You may be asked to agree to become
agent, you. may be asked to give your
dress, 30 that the sample machine, to
sent free, will come all right; you
Py be asked for merely your postofiiee
dress. Take our advice-which is the
|me as Puneh's advice to young people
out to marry: Don'ti don'ti! Don't,
not, pray; refrain from signing your
me to anything whatever. Observe
ps, and you are sale. Sign your name
-hing on any pretense whatever,
d vou nave opened the way for the
Alt OF cnap Nc. 2. He is not smooth
pgued or persuasive. He has CONE to
iect his bill. You have ordered 80
50. The goods are al the depot,
Fe IL the Dill, and he wants the money,
lac must take the next train. Don't
That you never ordered the goods,
there is your signaturei You can't
py il, but you signed it as an agree
Fnt TO act as agent, or signed it rs your
Press. No. 2 knows nothing about.
cares nothing about it, but wants
money. Here we say again. don't.
pit be bullied into paying it, but let
90 his worst. Show him the door
let him appeal to the courts if he
es. The game has already begun,
hundreds Of farmers, to avoid trou-
will throw away thousands of dol
the coming season. Don't be bulied
u paying dollar ON any sueh claim.
the most it can emily 80 to jury of
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We are in receipt OF Getrge P. Rowell &
Co.'s Newspaper Directory for 1879. and
must say that it is the best egez issued BY
Rowell, which is saying GOOD deal. 1t is
on the same plan as the rate books issued by
commercial agencies, and is most complete
in every particular. Bowel d Co are honest,
straightforward and reliable, and we can
commend their directory for 1879 to eve Y
advertiser in the United States.-The Dahl
Times, LeapenpOrti, Kan. Feb 4, 1879.
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We have received from the Advertising
Agency Of Messrs. Geo. 2. Ro,Tel q Co, No.
10 Spruce street, New York, q copy Of their
Newspaper Directory for JANUARY, 1879. a
work OF over 500 pages, which bears the
stamp of neatness aud accuracy, The book
risers.--The Pendulum, East Greenqtict, r. l.,
Ian 81 1879,
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Messrs. George p. Rowell, of the well
known advertising agency, No. 10 Spruce
street, New York, have furnished US with a
copy Of their American Newspaper Directory.
II Is highly useful work. Columbia, g. c.,
Ph0egaag Jan. 26, 1879.
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Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell d Co.'s Newspaper
Directory tor 1879, has just been received
The work is nicely printed aud substantially
boune, and is Of great value TO thoae who
need, in business way, such information as
it gives MiddletoaeHs a. r, Daily Press
jan. Is, 1879.
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We have received tue American Newspa.
per Directory for 1879, Geo. P. Rowell e. Co,
10 Spruce street. New York, Publishers.
Messfs. Bowel d Co, deserve great credit
for their pains IN making this work so cons
plete. This issue goes ahead Of al preceding
offiee.-Quaascy, Mass,, independent, jan. 20
1879.
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ARREARS Of PENSION BILL, furnished gratui-
tonsly 30 regular subscriber only, and such eai
filed In Pension Office without charge. January
number 81 "a specimen copy free. Send for II. GEO.
". LEMON A o.. Washington. ID q Lock box a3a
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mTI q Choicest in the world Impor Il RI price
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, 1879-05-31
JOHN q. THOMPSON.
Ha4cfaI DtsikItdh 10 TAf TrTA4fk,

prrsnuxa, Pa, AtaY 8o.-Johu q. Thompson.
Chairman Of the Democratic Executive Com
mitteo Of Ohio and scrgeant.as-AEms Of t!la
flousa Of Representatives.. passed. through thls
city thtA morning en- foutn to Columbus, s.on.
ping at the Union Depot for snort time. Be-
lug asked whom tho Democrats would probably
nominate to oppose Foster, ha anaworod;
"Well, think Wo vii! nominate AneEfcus Y.
Ntoc, Of Ottawa; Putnam County In fact,
might as well soy VIC will nominate him."
"Then you will not attempt Thurman}s
"No; don't think 1t u necessary. II John
aherman hail bean nominated, then wc would
hayo been compelled to run Thurman, aud he
would have accepted 1t. There Is no nce1 now
OF putting Mr. Thurman on TIC ticket"
"Do you think there Il any prospect ot. thu
Thurman people, deulandlng hEs nomination In
order to giro him boan for tAe prssidsacyfn
"No, | don't think they will to anything Of
the klud, although, Of course, there arc possl-
bit!es, II therc arc 10 probabilities, of tls be-
Ing the man wholn tho Convention will deter
mlna to ARve lead the ticket"
Win nther words, you think therb Ia no pss Of
Thurman running quartsrn,ie race lust bo-
foso he eptets lot n,tfH Facei'
"fea, that'a lust shout It. There Ia no need
oi bis running, and, therefore, we will not aux
him toll
, 1879-05-31
THE OHIO aCI1EArTtss.

bptCt" iH$t2|Ca 10 1Nt ff1hARt,
Columbus, o., May 3o.-AlrcadY the Demo.
cratic leaders arc making their appearance .u
this city to take charge Of the tnnuagemeu. Of
tue delegates as thcy arrive prior to tho Cou-
vouliou. john g. Thompson aud others ar-
rived lron Washington this afternoon, anil will
10 followed to.mnrrow by Gcns. Ewing and
Rice. The Democratic plan, as adopted by John
q. Thompson, unfolds itsclf tonight, and that
It will bo carried out there Is but little reason to
doubt The job that Ms. Thompson has UNDER
taken IL to defeat uuv. BlslIop's nom-
nation and make Nco tho STANDARD.
bearer; on TIC arrlVat Of the
Aslegases 81 shey A1a TO By taken IN charge By ting
enough captured 10 mako Klce'a noninatton 4
oortalnt}. IN tho event Of its bolpg Impossible
to defeat Cor. Bishops uomtnatIon bf Rica,
then 8enator Thurfnnn will 10 declared cat,t1l-
date u,Id nominated by Acclnmatton. 1t may
be stated On authority that II undcnla6lo that
name should 1t bo found necessary In order to
defeat Bahup. To do SO tllc wAote lorce Of tic
aatt-b btehopltee IL to he thrown solid
tor Gen. Rice, but. In caso OF a
failure, Mt. Thurman w!!s DO nominated, with
sought after, but. shou1d ulcY mako proposi-
tton that they could join With Ewing ns thu
cundtdato, the noses Will be counted, mud, II he
can DO nominated, Mt. Thurman will nut te
cafled upon: Tho1lpsoa's great work will be to
pust Gen. Rico to accept tbs place, ns It. is de.
ssirable to hold Ewing IN Congress. A aclegs-
ton q 100, viii! band Of a'as.v. IRON. Ilau.s!~.
ton County, will arrive aa early "a Monday
morning, alli thts body orc hot for UIsh0p,
Thfa Il elgnltcant. tolln g. Thompson knows
that 0ov. blthon holds the ttump.fack now, but
hesitate to use 1t should the necessity require
him to do so.
, 1879-05-31
"l1ow long has tho Rlce movement teeo In

!" How long has tho Rice movement bceu In
"f'h, he has been talked Of mora or ]ess for
eeast t!tne. but since the Republican Congen-
ton !lic matter has been pretty we'll settled"
:, "LoW does Ewing stand before this Conven.
ttonI VIII he try to get the nomination."
"No; he does not want 1t. Besides that, he
is dead broke and can't afford to run. don't
think he Is n tho race. and question whether
hts name VII! Appear, except to Hrt fun COM
p'tmccntsry votes on the first ballot"
"W!lat about 1}ishnp's ehanceaa Has be
"Nos much. lie won't oo nominated. It
would not do for lis to run him, for VIC would
be badly beaten IT we did, md think this fact
Is pretty we'll recognized ali round"
tickett"
II do not know yet. Wo Will Eel sone good
man IN Nnctnnati-tomc !eadlns Gcrmnn WHO
Ia: strength In the ctr. hut no ole has been
definitely agreed ou.'
Ar. Thonpaon conVeracd quite frcely, ate a
hearty brcakfasi. and left In good lumor, re-
marking, IS the train moved OF. tlIat lia was
going home 10 consulnmaie arrangements
which WoRd 1ay Fuster uut, and pave tho way
for Democratic President,
, 1879-05-31

}nptH9s- l a 2 4 r G 7'8D
Cleveland .....:...0 j j o u, o q D o. i
rMo.bneo hita-i,nrgaa, i; Fsrrc''. I; Necot'
1tnms Eun-Kpnncdy.
Frat haso m halls -1tAaacotk, 1.
FiEat basc on orrurB-Htara, /; C!oysfandt, !.
btfnck 0nt--StAts, =.
nalls ca,lea-on NcCormtek. of Syracuse. o.;
on Mccormick. Of Cleveland, 11D.
Htrlkca called-fld Mct'ofmick, OF aJrAcuse, o;
on MctnfrnlCk. bf Cleveland, II.
Mt!d litchcr-Afct0en,iek, 1t Syracuse, |.
Time Of vntnc--Two huufs,
umptso-A!'ttsn,
pn0ylDENCH yB. BUFFALO.
Eatefat Dfsrafch 10 ne Tribune.
.FnovlpENCE, X. l., hfny B0.-1'he flnast dis
play OF l|eI1tHg ever witnessed At Mosscr Park
was given In lilt proyldencu- Buffalo contest to.
day, tift nreys proving superior 10 their opto-
ne Its boil, al tic lat nnd III tie field by large
majority. There wcre 4,tM0 spectators Ia ut.
tendance, and the most Intense enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The brilliant features ol the 9asne Hsso
thu pItchlIlg by Gn!vin AMI Warl Ciapp nui
Browns work behtntl the bnt, and tho SUPERIOR
play at short-feld uy Forco ind Wright. Prov
itcnce scored their four tallcs on seven s!ugIo
hits nntt four crrors ot tbs l'sat,t 1lr l'ul!a-
foa fulcd to hit Ward successfully, but In tho
nth inning Wards jud!clous support of urown
On ACucary's overthrow prevented runs ~
crorley mil Walker held herunl and Third
bases pt, single a1l two-bsso hits. DelUW ia
THE arpnK.
, 1879-05-31
Gloss Of \ contest In which America and England
arc cnuallr lnterahttil,


At Tho Whitc-StockInK grounds yctterlaY
afternoon an interesting game Of football was
playcd between thH Racine College aul tho
Michigan University tcatas. Tie attendance
was good. md enthusiastically chcorcd tie cul-
testants wherever opportunity occurred. Con-
utitutnE tic lsuctne team wcsc the following:
4. Du T.. Parker, a. e. Torbcrt, 4. l., Cleyc-
lana, =; ". isouesrts,, j; nagess Z, r. billings.
q. Rico. The Michigan unlvorsliy tesm con.
alstctl of d. DE Tat, John Chase, II. /. Edwards,
{. T.. Mitchell. c. i. Camp'.el'. F. 7.
I!eea, F. II; l'armo..ce, 4 O.; Dc ruy, !. K.
hours md waa closely conteate,l ono. 1t was
piaYed mt according to t>e reEuinr l1uxhy
rules, but rulings were made under modified
version Of these regulations. Frotn first tn lat
The kacino boys wcre OH ttlc defensive. Shortly
after thu kickoff, by tic Mfrh!Ran'lrrs, they
won touchdown. From Tint tltnc bot PARTIES
struggled! unanimously for goal. which wns
finally ,nade !a favor of ailchtga's. Chaae caught
onrc. A bucket Of water, howavcr, revived
hin.
DlLL1Anps,
The New York Draph;c publishes handsome
engraving Of The Chatnpion Cup nt FEauce pro-
elegant emblem II Ia shown to be. Speaking ot
tho game between Gnrnlcr and Ualy,
La htvus lies .ieux says:
1toth tboxtd what they contl la when
tnfy afs enltfe9f nntfAtuFhed In mind.
chnsnc ~ ,ar,iocd ,eT sr sr o ees sio1d
ami aro caally bebtrn {Iarner rcyotied hifnaeif \
lIayef Of lie Hfst order, in the onln,on nf MI
huweycr rignaux IL lnvlncible. Iits iu,porturDs.
bi|!ty ia consequence Of conscirus power. lie IL
not afraid Of anybody. II no had been beaten by
so N !afni afo he woG@ ostt e! t caaeet toe samo
~ ,ss.r v,,nsnw n,..o,sns ia,nnr I'M
lIhrtm,n n; morai facn1ttes. nnu i'm shnwn 4 rfsst
deal Of act in tho nanuer in which ho roeayed tile
impasspned praises Of tho ptihlte, In fndng Mcsna
o. ustend'As hEd defeated comfadea sgalhst unjust
attaeas'
GAIT rAuL hofToH'
Capt. Paul Huytol4 tile nan tp tho rubber
, 1879-05-31
IRISH COLONIZATION.

Naw YoRK, May W.-At meeting Of prom
inent Irlah Catholic cislzons Tonight nlshop
spaldtng, OF Peorla, aud ireland. Of 1t. Paul,
with tho consent ot Cartlinal McCloskeY, made
speeches 3ayortng = scheme TO organize
q stock company known as tho
Irish Catholic Colonization Association
OF the United etates with capital Of t10u. COO,
tn shares OF $l00 each. 1towing accounts were
given OF ,he SUCCESS and prosPsftty oi several
sand dollars worth OF stock has already been
subscribed for 10 Chicago, &nu 80, ,000 worth
wore taken BY those In attendance Ut to-aight's
meeting,
, 1879-05-31

Simeon. Clifton, Ktncsson, and ekvfark. Tho
Anish wns very exciting. thn horses bt,pchotl
and thu jnekcys whipping. Skylark, howcver.
won by ! neckt 1,a1anrn All second, simoot,
third. Tint, 2:27. lie betting was " 10
against tho winner.
The starters in thu fourth race, three-unsrtrr
milo. vera Lucky lit, Mtlau Nannic H.. pique,
Anna Augusta. ausl Lizzie D. After sotno
difficulty tho horsos got afE. ami the Anna
AuR,lata camo In wilmer by q neck. Milan
secood. nnd i.lszte u. third. Time. ltd,
J'l,e fuco for gantiemcn rtdcrs ibrcc-fourths
mile, followed. -Four lDrtcs faceti tho wire, md
when the hae fcli Baronet waa some attY snrla
behind the oIIera. YLe race was won by Erassus
Curntng, narnley second, Lottery third. Tins,
i:25X.
Tic rider Of Baronst protests against the
stnrt.
Tho stceple.c!,a.e closcsl tho 1ay's sport. Cor
onct, Trolibio, Problem, anil A'lae started.
'rrroi,blo won, cosonet teeond, Problem thrd.
Time, 4:3a}.
AdAtE foil at tho fourth hurdle, AMI, rolled over
liia rider. Nelthcf wess seriously hurt.
ELKHART.
Eettfd, nt3pdtfh 10 ThA Trtbt,nt.
ELKnAnr, Ind, May 5o.-lIle racea closed to-
lny With large attendance, The Rcore IA a.
, 1879-05-31

lat npnnas.-Ed!caX0. IT.. IT 1}oHloll, Z.
> iii h..s aa.es -thicaQo. .; I.ostop. 2.
rHo.hs.s N N tefoH -Ca!cago, 2: uoytnn, O.,
aousi. 49," a'ss-Anson. 0ure, Williamson, Jones,
IneEseas.i 1,e'ts- ,e'fts-%.'!'amron. ., o'iton14s, i.
afAAcuS8 ", CLEVELAND,
hsecfat htspatcA Ia Tas Tftbuae
t,lttsi aa, N. " May M.-lhe Stars out
It'll eam aat ont.batted the Ceyslaptls In their
thss .ns .o.aay, , and wese ssesortDuA after a
fstfa.e -, 1ts!tsuE game OF bail. The lcudilg
takk W. W tlc gama was Nolhort'a cstcl,jpY,
iqSs ~, MaGn1lecnr ksnnedy4nadc lie iirst
iatl,. ~ w., 81 tha season IN tls socQud inulpr
rim scor.
, 1879-05-31
THE ORPHANS PROTECTOR.

6Vft707 1H301EtH 10 TIE 7746NN&
1Np1ANAroL,s, lnd.t Muy M,--Ciaslcs q.
Wright was sentenced to three moItths' ita-
priaonment In tho County Jan this nttcrnoop,
for falling to bring into court nsonoy boung
lug to tho Nortlsana estata Of which ic was
a1miatstEa.ar, ILL., attorney t1tereaed for
HIN, aud scnteuce Was ausjHuIe4 until tuorn-
inw.
, 1879-05-31
sIuBRnRh STUDENTS,

e4a FaAAol4cp, Cal., May Bo-T1te entire
Sophomore Glass Of tho ssase University wore
expelled Tor refusing to diyulge the uanea ot
members OF the class RuiltY Of Issuing nj Oh.
scene po&ua Jau!or examination progIsmue.
, 1879-05-31

A HEALTHY nIsAIN,
BAH FRANCISCO, Ca!., May a0,-Tho autopsy
Of Troy Dye dlselosol healthy condition Vi tho
lrnln.
, 1879-05-31
THE TURF.
THE JOCKEY CLUB MATiHR6.

Yesterday afternoon the t,rst tso,ting of the
season at the Jockcy.Club track was given, tlls
attractions being embodied into what IL known
a. tFotting matinee. TheEa werc threo races
on the casu,-one for thrce-intnuto horses, ono
Tor " green Aorses," anil orc for those VI tho
3:eo elass. Each event was vol conlcstsd, a1nl
tho 4, ,000 people ia attendance we're treated to
como genuine sport, u tue drivers lal 10 i,.<
ducenant to pull, M record bcing attached to the
performances Of their horses, atd every incentive
70 win, since glory was to be obtained by going
10 the trout. Tue uoat notable partosuanca at
thu uay was tllat Of AIr. Francis b.yearola
stallion Alexander, driven by Gus Wilson, who
tsottel the second heat OF his race IN 9:YO,-a
wonderful Fate OF speed consflerIng tho colts
ags end the fact that the track wss slow. An-
other oool one >waa Peter Y. Johuaou'd mare
rinafore, WHO won the thgee-aIlnuta race Ia hol-
low atTle, beating tho Kentucky colt Donald,
aud two other good uuos. Mazo'Mauto waa e1-
hlbitou for the benoat Of tie crowd, anil trottcl
ahalt.mllo In I'LL. 1la wa2 then slowsl dorm,
and finished In a;3o4.
TIN SUMMARIES,
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Two twenty. .Hlns elasa;
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Thoms: T,a co],,ssn. : p, Noi!ie Motrls.:. ".3 7
19ms-@:3oA, a;3Q4,
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JEHoMx r4nK.
New YoRK, May 3Q-A clear atmosphere, do
l|ghtf,lt temperature, aud National holiday
combined to secure large attendance 1t Je-
rome Park to witness tho opening Of tho sprlug
meeting Of the American Jockey Club.
For tho first race tho starters wero Mariana,
Roaa!e Wood, Pollywog, Fraukl!n, Rssths,
DrambIs. and Upa. Hsamble wss the faYoFite.
The horses, after ass attempts, got Of The
raea was won BY Dramble, Una second, Frank
liz third. TIme, 1:451.
nan.ehctl, Loalauter Belle, and HsyaEd wera
starters In tho second race, which was won BY
Loulapler In 3: l545, With Dauiehetf seeond. Bay
ard third Time, 5; lbH. .D&utche9 was tho
faTorlte+ Distance, oaa mile aud thEcs-aua1-
teri. y,
Tho third race, ona mia and three fuslopge,
had the following >atsrtesa; Balance All,
, 1879-05-31

People ara killed by coughs Tint Ilalu4 IIoaey oi
U0FthOnnd htl Tar Would CuEe,
rtko's T0othachU drops eurs IN ono minute.
, 1879-05-31

The aauouncement Il uaets dlasaacas svoked
more cheers from the crowd. a1d The Iun pro,
eeedtd. Al every lisp made by Parry aad pobles
there were demonstrations OF Joy BY tho fFeud4
b heard block away. 10 strong was the !n-
teseat ID the resnat tint as miaaiaht there were
sttll 1900 people ia tho building, half Of whom
remained l1util yearly daylight.
TO-DAY II TnY CLoG1Na ONE or TIN RACE,
md 1t will wltucas ! great struggle between
aud money attendant thereon. At 10 minutes
befose midnight the long walk will come to au
end, aud when that hour arstycs there will bs
not less THAI 10000 people present 10 40 the