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District Court.
SPECIAL TERM CALENDAR.
iRofOro iuIro E;-ooa

SPECIAL TERM CALENDAR.
Before Judge Simons.] =.
Hanauer, Lichtehalter u %, VS.. Francis 4
6toppe st: al.; motion to obtain judgment.
Heard and submitted.
Bessie A. Judd vs. I. w. Webb ct. al; mo-
ton for removal to United States circuit court
Order granted.
B Russell Blakely vs.. w. d. LeDuc ct. al; mo
ton for decree. No response.
Edmund Rice ct. al, trustee, vs. The First
Division of the st. Paul & Pacific railroad com
pany; application for decree of foreclosure.
To be heard at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Division of the St: Paul & Pacific IL railroad
same.
Smith 4 Rowe VS.. j. P. Nelson, defendant
and Horace Thompson ct. al, trustee; applica
ton for gatnishee disclosure. No response.
A1rchhorn d Co. Va. Holterhoff & Co., de
PENDANTS. and Lamprey James, garnishee APP.
pication for garnishee disclosure. Referred
to P. G.. Haas to take disclosure of garnishee.
Hirchhorn & Co. VS.. Holterhoff 81 Co., de
PENDANTS, and the German-American bank, gar
nishee. Same.
Schultz l. Weis VS.. r. A. Smith. Order te
show cause, No response.
, la the matter Of the assignment Of Williams
Mccullough & Co.; application of assignee
to sell goods. Order granted allowing sale.
alimony. Continued for two weeks.
Smith d Roene vs.. j. P. Nelson; garnishe|
disclosure. Referred to J. F. O'Brien to tax,
disclosure OF garnishee
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The Question of Its Owership Settled by the
Supreme Court-Majority Opinion Con-
hrming the Title In the St. Paul 3 Pacific
Railroad Company-Dissentlng Opinion
byJudge Berry. 4 Z.
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PROBATE Court.

FFOOUt8 COUTts
Before Judge O. Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew Jack
son, deceased. Petition Of administrator TO,
license to sell real estate at public auction filed
Order made for hearing May 16, at 10 L. H.
In the matter Of the estate Of Philipens
Kehl dersased. Hubert 81. Miller appointed
administrator. Bond approved and fled anc
letters issued. Appraisers appointed.
In the matter Of the estate of J. Mortimer
Hall. deceased. Report of commissioners filed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a competent and expe-
w r1enced woman to cook, wash and iron in pri-
VaCe Idnnly' Gall at III st. Peter street. 10
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WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Containine 3
IL or rooms, kitchen accommodations, etc. Good
reliable tenants. References given. Address, H.
MARKS, P. O., st. Paul. 1858
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Will sell
the house and three lots, 5Ox1o0 known as the
hlarsha1 residence, located at head of Wacouta
street. o' " A."0' 1 81.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
HOUSES WANTED,
TO RENT-Houses.

FOR RENT-Two pleasant, good tenem ents, and
II 7rooms, closets, pantry, cellar, Phalen water
in A. GOTZIAN's new brick block, corner Seventh
and Locust streets. rs.
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W. Have good education and am willing to work
hard: Best Of references. c. M. F.; GLOBE office.
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DOR SALE-New steinway Upright Piano, in per
Il feet order; Address, s., this office, il.
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QtTUATION wANTED-By a Young man 1scan.
~ dinavian) in Office or store. A good penman and
experienced bookkeeper. Good Recommendations.
Box II, Worthington, MINI. 66.
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ITO RENT-Cottage house, No. A Dayton avenue
i seven rooms, good we'll, cistern, good order,
MORRIS LAMPREY, No. 2 East Third street.
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q Fifth street, between Pine and Olive. Tot
001loo. No. 26S East Seventh street. A. GOTHAM.
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Situation by young man of good
w education. Good city references, and good
recommendations from the East. F. c., GLOBE
Office se.
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ITO RENT-Stone house, IL rooms, in good re-
l. pair, NO. 20 West Fifth street. Inquire of
MRS. SARAH HALL, No. l6 West Fifth street.
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WANTED-situaton as bookkeeper or salesman,
w orin any honorable employment, by man Of
education and practical experience. G. EDWARDS,
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WANTED-By telegraph operator, a position as
W mght or day operator anywhere in North
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T. bashaw street. Inquire of JOHN THOMSON
BOOK Store, corner of Sixth and Wabashaw streets,
m
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DOR RENT from May 1, 1s79-Neat cottage. Six
II rooms, Phalen water, in good repair. Very de-
sirable location. Inquire at DIR. WHARTON's Of
fee between and II A. NJ. SO.
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E\Ok SALE-One-half acre lot in Beaupre & Kellv,s
= Addition, cheap. Inquire at 173 Mississippi
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REAL ESTATE-In the Citv.

t\OR SALE-Haf of double house and lot
Il southeast front, rooms, kitchen, 6 closets
large cellar, cistern, well; $4,000. A. GOTHAM,
268 East Seventh street, *,
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kNOR SALE very cheap, exchange for city
IL property, 80-acre farm near Madeia. Seventh
acres a broke, with house. A. GOTHAM, 1858 East
Seventh street. eo. 3d.
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WTANTED-Furnished room, with or without
w BOARD. References given. Address, B. c.,
GLOBE office. "A.
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The Mlnneapolls mill company, respondent.
vs.. O. /. Hobart, i. P. Shuler and J. W. 10.
bart, partners as Robert Shuler & Co., appel
lants.
Syllabus-The plaintiff granted to Smith
The right to have and draw from the pond or
canal ma of said Minneapolis mill company seven
mlll powers OF water, as defined in the said pro.
posals, 70 be used upon the following described
lots or pieces Of land," Describing them) Tor
upon one or more of said lots only, or upon
such other lots or parcels Of land n said gran
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SITUATION WANTED-By man and wife on a
y farm. Have had twenty years. experience. Best
st. Paul references. Address, F. s., this office,
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E\OR RENTING 81 Marshall avenue, one and one
l. nall story house, with Kitchen woodhouse, els
tern, well and barn, two large lots inclosed at SI2
per month. Possession given April 10. Apply on
premises or at MATTH. ITIN'S store, West ST. Paul.
TOTS
, 1879-03-15


In the Town OF Uracut, IND tynr nt,ont t1r.c
miles from Lowell, IL II largo caYc, whlrn #,
times tOs,g past las bncn associated with trail.
tiuns of Clpt. Kid aIlla his pirate bind. il Is
related In tic Jo"rHa! If Commerce tint. nf,er
considerable research Il wus founl tINt tradI.
ton had Il that tllss vaye wns tilu hatd.work Of
man, and that tic "tutiu furefattters t,f Tho
hamlet" had to!lcd un1 dclyrl tlwru III search
tor silver nd gold very t,parly, II not fully. twn
centuries ago. Investigation ut 1.e rayu d.
yeopuA tho iact That saft about e,rhr fret il,
diameter lad BEEN suuls 70 t.Ju Icpii, ul ann,
turtythrce 1ect which was fllietl Will Garth. d.
Dris, uni tnbprs, Indicating that buIldt,it Ind
Onre covered the spot Fragments OF n ii rlf ain
posed to myr bcen used by tsle tirst WORKERS. .s
also IN "assay," which wus l,utlulbtatiy mn,io
at the sst,e t!lac, were nso takun Ir.,m fI,c
, 1879-03-15

About year aco lIvu el,!mpauzccs, or oraus-
onsanss, specIcs Ut monkey neurcst rcsril.-
fork Aquarium, ii which only ous now ru-
MaiEs. On saturday afternoon anusE,cr arrived
from Ccnlral Alr,ta,, uud tt1esu wus mr1ril
curiosity to 6ec how the two creatures would
vas Jul IL ths cage, 7ronmy," tas Old sIia. II.
haottuMl, looked at lin for moment with
sottie litlo utstrust, then he approached nearer,
a'id after q ltttlc hesitation threw olla arm
allaoat hun,alI, 'rIry loUkru ia cac,
oher'a eyes NTH serious faces, uuI then, cIusp-
ims their lonY artns about cnc., other. c,nhracct
Thcn they separated, AMI Tuu,lny" extended
li!s baud. Whlcl. the newcomer took aud shook.
Then "Tontlnyn utfvsel LIE colrtesiys Ut Ala
blanket and tue remains OF hls diuuvr. When
, 1879-03-15

FgRfF RTf31s
Tho head OF hoy nbuHt III years old might
iayu beeM acen sticking through il pIeket-,ciirA
on Heuuhlcn strtet Slindny eyentnE, as loud
''vaAllOo" signal was Elyen to somu ono !n tslu
huutc. lad Ut whereabouts u tlually opened
tho door, uni came out ufu aslicd:.
''Is that you, Jilnt Wt,aG ycr wantIa
~ ddM't scs yu..lown Whcre VIC was riding %
cakes Of Ice IN tho sltp,n tgpcl lle olilrr.
VI Euow ~ didn't. THIS has bin the hsrdess
suntlay ever put iu on earth"
"Dul stckf''
mo, dads IN Saginaw, but MAIN got some
gold in llcr front teeti, yesterday n,l.l shc was
bound to 70 to churh to-day II It Killed het. l
lIaq to run all oyrr unu borry thtnga ior her,
a''l tsien staY loi!0 and taku kccr OF sian
"ls II real gold, Jitn1i
~ guess 80, Tor she vent In the morning,
then III tue afternoon, then to lecture, a,Il
she's now .fttln' ready for tbs eyenin' sufsno1l,
nn' pravttci'' on showtn' her three front teeth.
I'm Goin' TO run awuy ns soon as grass starts!''
, 1879-03-15
Tho Unfortunate Termination Of an Anglo
AMERICAN Marriage.


kannnn Times, ftb, ~,
In tic Probate, Dlyorce, ansl Admiralty D1yIs-
lon, bcfure lilc President alll special lusy thu
casa Of Norton against Norton a1ld trautey was
IN tllIs Case Col Charles Grantloy Campbell
Eurton prnyrL fur dissolution OF marriage
with hts wife, Katherine Norton, by reason uf
lirr adultery, With The co'respondcnt, Lori
Grantley, ngninst whuH lle claimed tl4ma.es,
l'lu respondent Mllu correspondent iitct answcrs
IN dentAl VI tllr charges alleged against them,
but the suit was IN fact u,IIscfeDdcd, and tlle
elaln for tsntnhgc was not pressed.
Tllu petitioner, who ia q Colonel in the OLtu.
nun tirl1arsneric and retired Major iu tho
British army, married tho respondent, the tla1,cE,-
trr OF U Sir. NV tcaT, IN AmerIran gentleman Of
Sooa @ % iortunn n'!'l Ensl.ton, at Gayary Church,
mud .4sn at slontreai, and on tlleir arrtval il,
Eng|uni they took up their residence ut st,
Joln'a Woud. Mrs. Morton. Who was we'll re-
was Of l!lcllcate constitution, anl 10 lS7a slis
went to Switzerland, aHd tllcnce 10 Paris Tor
medical -sdype. III thu following year she ac-
co'npanct her father 10 Nuw Yofk, aad tt.cro
tnx tirir separation. which, owing to tic po,i.
tio'ier's c1rrul1lsta,,ces, wax moro pr0tracted
ttsaa was originally intended, an atfect{o,,ate .
eo;rFcspondsnso s;r was kept up between bin und
a ar,st 5ssptnaaent' ~ ~ on is sppoI'tsnt IN
tiurtrle It was arranged ts4t she should return
to Europe Al,d rriun him ns Constauttuopic.
ID tiarctt, 1878 Mira Norton arrived IN E1l4lniul
sllt loft tor Turkey in May, il,ll reached Con-
stantHople on TIM 2Sth Of Jnue.
Thu petitioner lnlu heard thut Lord Grapl|ey.
who u hls tiEst cousin, wus alao GU his wuy to
t!lc East IN the same snip as tint In which ats.
Nurtnn had taken pnssage. but ne wus not
RHaFo that Lonl urantley Lad also bepu her
eseurt from. London to Farts, and tl,c,re to
Marseiltes, whrrs they embarked for lCol.skall-
t!uoplc scene occurred betwecn liul nlul
tllt respondent Oh injecting. The day alter her
ar1tva! he lad 10 visit an cueatnp.,,ctlt SUM
iules from Constant!uope. tlo reached hotae
0bout3 O'CLOCK on tic following muruiuy, and
was received 0y tho respondent iii stato u such
confusion That Ills Suspicious heGutno seriously
aruuheh. ltu " Oncu charged hur With haylui.
adil'ttted Lord Gsantley. vl!o was At thu 1tlno
blu guest. iAto her ruoul, aud after pa,,sp yhv
coaitssed her guilt, u.!ding, " WIS yirtuous
woman Month ago." On tho following tl4y
slio luit With Lord Hrantloy for Smyrna. Shv
alterward asausacd bis nu,lic, unl On their 10.
turn to London, II, September, they took
apartments At t''e Laughsn uotcl, aud passed
a. huAhaul n,ul Wits.
Ihu charge alleged In tue petition, IN support
ot whlgn Col. kortan WFs called ~ q witness,
was iul!y established. i verdict WIS found ii
favor .ni te petitioner, an4 tho Court pro
Rounccd decree ntsi. With costs.
, 1879-03-15

Ono OF the prou1cst monuments OF tho iron
trada OF Germany, tho lIors,g locomotive md
machinery works. are, 1t u reported, about to be
closed ior an indelintlo period. Fur some time
past they haye llal 10 6e kept going out Of aay.
tnss, an4 thus the trusteu OF tlla Dursig estats
dceliucs to do any longer. Tie wurks hsye
been conducted Ut loss for no many yesrs In
succession .EIut they threaten 70 swallow up thu
whulo estate. Tho !atu sIr. Borsig kept the
Works opcn only for lhe purpuss Of tinding
o!ead for hls worksnsu, tho thought VI whosa
, 1879-03-15

dfltnn: hut this will na.s awav With tho fuller
cultivation OF I'll: soil. for tllcrc Is nothing ex.
ssht excessive ecgetntien to create mIasma alul
INDUCE n,aiar,nl disease,
Folltirs alta easily uoon the people, an,l Is
!asel5 discussed, cd,-lscrAblcane mud Democrats
frequently uniting nuun ifIc b.st man for
tt,aa!y PoAtluns. 4 tuw etrA9g 9giiMs re nlnahts Ut
lne NatloMal.ureenbaek. Fiat Iuflacy e.ilt strug-
els ~ t11a lolA Of II hopeless minority, but one
yeas ol PRUDENT BnantIa nolcy VIII not leave Il
votef ot these bsoKc1i.down hacks Of tint creed.
lsss acfauas!on to tell what his party had bccn.
SEVERN.
, 1879-03-15
HARVARD AND WOMEN.

An Official Statement Of the Facilities to
lse Afforded Women Slntlrhts-l'nrtlnI List
"f tho Psn!essors WIN Ilnve Consented tn
GISo Instructiui,.
Cn,atrtd0e tl'st> Trihnre. March 7.
Mr. Il. ". ll!gginson contributes to the
ND.'ian's journal ali exposition Of the new nn,l
enlarged schemc of education Ior women At
Harvard University, Of which We spoke last
week. The summer scicntI(c clnsscs at this IN.
ettution have been for sumo timo open freely 10
women, beneath the llnrsarI walls, II not wlthn
thrnl. The following circular states the plan
lot more cxtcndrl hospitality:
PRIVATE COLLEGIATE INSTRUCTION ron WOMEN.
The ladies' whose names arc anpendtd below nrc
authorized to sny that nu,nhcr nf Proftssir irs and
oier Instructors IN Harvard College ave contcnt.
youns sio e,1s 10 % pasaa adssneea
ttndles tn can,bsitlce. tthrr Professors, whore
ossnnatons M prevent them from Gis!nusct tuItiun.
SFe W'ng 70 hasttt sn1lNL women by AdvCe hnd by
| iceturrs. So Instruction viii bo pravIdrd Of i
@ lSwer gtaau than TINT given IN Harvard College.
asludcnt can prodtahy pnrfne At oncu will dcprud
npnn !hs ni;nioe1a III thr several co,lrses lint Il
w oy p;"ne,y 10 not s1ses s,s ssa year. ant nay %
materially reanee ihis esrs',se. tnp!le Who rhuw
ssheo viii rees.sa ecrtcaea u ee thnt ense., .sI'
sgn " ,nat ,nsi Il. 4 4 Horsa
.ycaraf eoMrse Of study, IN which cusa tie cor.
t;ea,cs Tor the di1crca branches of study viii bc
icrEd III oie. which will he si.hCd by all The IN
strurlors nnu will crst!Iy 10 thu wlple course Tnv
ia.rs wiz seo That thc atl'!cnta eecurc rnltab|e
tricn1ly Offices. Inflammation a* to tho ntsaItaca-
ttons Required. with tho na,,cs Of the Instructors
sy sy e5s"s S III ny ,s. es 09tnrd
Arthur Gilman, 10, t Phillip, place.
NJ. +. y. uunxsr, F4yctwsat''er street.
, 1879-03-15

the new arrival was given his nrst bath he OBJ
lected strongly, Ntd fought aKalnst soap md
wnter, nnl brush, md comb like an obSttnata
child. while "Tommyt lnnkeu on 10 snpatent
Clce. At 10 o'clock At night tho new chItnpsn.
suund'y, and "To,niny." lis b1aukc, pu'l:d
Np over his shoulders, sat lew feet away,
watching him With ggeat koiietuia.
, 1879-03-15

Madame X. ran away. Monsieur hau i, nj
idea. liz announced that l'e had W1n ,su,o y ~
francs ia the LOTTERY, md behold naaa ~ moo
turned 10 hi: loving pr,etts ave s il 70
her she asked; s'Dou's they glyc so'u's' ~"
lttt
, 1879-03-15
THE PLAGUE.

49,. Londen finer. fts. 27.
Last night special meeting Of the Ept'
e,,i n. ~" Ho Mn'' n'Het ,sree' su'eto"'u.n'
.,a' , ~ uonh Murray prcs'd'rg' 10 consider thc
SUBJECT ot ihe n'nguc, which has Auafn made ts
appearance y! In Europe. DR.. Buctan.n an! Dr..
Quvcrnmrnt 1n,r,, ~ witt. d. ,...,,,, =.
~. n ~ 9 .''.i, IL, "nH.' gu oosep" sn''
~, ~, ~ -, .. ~, ana o'ner "ei'kao"a members
Tie ilrst papcr was by Mr.. j. Nettcn Rad.
c)iIle, on the nrorrcs. of tim r,aouc fr,n, n.
nrnoar,n'n +, ,ss. er,,. =. Wv p'asas ..M 10 'e
s'.'. ".,a ~ ~ to ,. e paper sala 9,at CEN
,hty @ nala 81 r. 'feeaum from c disease IN
Europo had not cjraccl tbe popular l.rror of il.
but lin nennla snhtert 10 ,hr ,,tao,,o b,ld u,
49, ~ 49,, ~ I p.as "a,u 1'"s thc
uent extinction. MIR. Radcliffe proceeded 10 de-
scribe the rcappearanee Of tho plague in 1853,
after which il ropetl for twenty ycar.. occ,,, rrn
In Wss,nt, A,ohl,, IN 1s;o. f., H. n',.,.. "S y;
n,n.n,. ~ ,,a T"... -. .s r.',, III s.' ns'~1 o.
ncnenz', III tae & Regency oi Irsooi'' md North
hftlen, from 1858 10 1850; In Persian Kurdistan
In 1903, In Ntesopotatpla In 1867, and Persian
Kurl,stap again IN 1871, In 1a7a.,7t The nloous
touk new phasc. Tie disease broke out puk IN IN
po.smla. In Western Arabia md IN ,hc t1st.1's
Of Bcnrnzi II eYtcnnri nnSl H. a. n,nn ,naias,
the while Of turkish Arohfo hor1crn WIZ.
~, I.I..
Ky Euphrates atld thG syrian Desert. In tile
th!ro ycht ol Ite prevalence, lS!t, II was csti-
tnatcu ihal lo !cwef tnan wv, ,0Uu petsDns In the
iiI In nrja from tie titsas ~ ,im,,n, ~. ,a.e ~
io'o'!t pronaoi} excceacn o:Cuo' The paper
tfaeca tue pasue aoWn 10 bakn nni other
plaees on the Caspan jittu1al Of ,Cau-
casla' anu statcH that TUG disease, 1t had Oc-
co!ne known, was Wi'ely arattercd tn Euro
pea,i hussia; bnt "details were still lacking OF
t,se movements ot inc disease In Russia during
ls1o. ttieso numerous outbreaks had not oc-
Of the subject. niil tho writer referred to the
contributions q! Dr. p. u. Dickson. llle pbysi-
ssan 10 tiie bfit1sil Embassy, constant.0opc:
SI,nfgcnn-Sialos IolVl.e attached to Tue British
Eineassy' ~, paeaaa; ~, lIoi1zan. phYsfctan to
TIC shall OF EerSia: Ur. Castnldf, Ottoman dele
Gato 70 INC Doafu ol Health, TcheEan: Drs.
Naranzi ahl Arn9nd; meniGera Of tho Ottoman
Meuieo.sanitary staiit W. Llanesl. antl the San
ilafy Gofhfnisssoaler lorile Northwest Provinces
OK OnQtt. tlt 4F1llUt1Tn3 III tl1E iJ1Rrnsu rotN
, 1879-03-15

During the AcasoM from March to Nov,
], iu lS'5. there were paeKcd In tllu Western
States l,:s,7, ,0l9 hogs; during tho sumo muutlls
In lS7I, aa.:00.3.5. sI,d during the suu,o mouths
In 1877. 2,5i3. l.u; In 1878 It was about 94l8uOU
Iluga. Previous 10 1878 this paeltiug was r. ainy
coutlncd to alareh nnd October, md scarrvy
ever exceeded 600, QUO hogs.
EXFoRT5 or pn0Y1stoNs.
Tho following shows the exports from the
seven Atlantic seabuard ports tor the periods
Indicated, anu their distribution by countries:
, 1879-03-15

HEVEIFIs OF HUH ENUUUUT.
. Tbs following table shows the receipts Of hog
product ut Chicugo by mouths for 1873, totals
for the year. with conlpartsons lQl[IclAll;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-19
Good Farming, Not Size Of Farms.

The question of large or small farms
Is debalable, and not always decided in
the same way in different localities and
under different circumstances. In Tex
as, California and the northwest, the
cattle growing and wheat producing
sections, the farmer who controls a
large tract Of land has important advan-
tages over the small farmer. The
wheat grower who owns ,several thou-
sand acres of land can have costly and
necessary machinery and the advantage
of combined capital. II costs less per
bushel to sow, harvest and market
wheat on farm of several thousand
acres In extent, than Qua farm coma "
ing only as many hundred acres. Tie
small farmer always finds his machinery
expensive. The same argument holds
true in regard to stock raisip& AThe
large farmer can care for more stock
for each man employed than u small
one. He fn1s II easier to introduce
improved breeds OF stock ana II there
Is difference in markets he can always
reach better market. On the other
hand, large farm at the East frequent
ly costs TOO much to purchase and man
age, and the result too often is that the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-19

Dr.. Milcn takes ihis opportunity y, announce
10 his patrons and friends, aust Vie pdblic gener-
ally, that he Is prepared TO administer Nitrous OK
dc ains. ssaeniohiy knowHnsl lAughing t,as, for
llnpaiiJ Jess StTactipn ~ Teeth. Having had an
experience OF Zen years constant use Iieel perfect
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grand hope of the future. We think
we are safe in saying It was one of the
best lectures of the season. AT the
close of the address, the following reso-
lutions were read by Secretary VIM. IL.
Nichols. -lpi
Thereas There is constantly accumulated
proof that intemperance IN sapping the strength
and life 81 our state by running the health and
mind ~ her tnihg hmh PndAu -.
UhcTcds, we heheNe the use OF alcohol IN ANY
form as a beverage, to be not only UNNECESSARY
but hurtful, therefore
Resoired, That we will uphold our organi1a.
ton, and work earnestly TO carry out its avDwci
purpose of saving the fallen and keeping the
youth from ever contracting incorporate habits
Rosoired That we will heartily cooperate with
and aid all organizations whose aim Is to promote
| temperance. LfTr
Resolrcd, That we believe our Legislaturef
| have given usluNs, which, where we'll enforced
wiiivsry rcsply Danish intenp~apceffon ou'
Res Tfatwe are grateful to al mo hav,
participated In the literary exercises, for thei
| efforts TO entertain us.
Resoived, That our hearty thanks are hereb,
rendered, II M. Bryant Lodge. for their kindly
| welcome and generous inequalities.
| Resolued That we tender our thanks to Rev. j
| W. Burgn for the excellent and soul-stirring ad
dress delivered on tins occasion.
Resolved, That these resolutions be printed I
the county papers Obi
Notwithstanding the rainy weatbc
and heavy roads the Union was pro
nounced a success, and all getulned
home with removed enthusiasm.
MRS. l.. S. BROOKS, Omcial Reporter.
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