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a horse, unlike r,al,, Is olwaya prepared to
meet att oat.
Lunch LENDS are called "Coloncl " because
they nre always stripped.
A st. Louis clerk Ia named Gasbill. Unhappy
luar, everybody disputes lin.
Ia It not strange that t1au can be on fire, aud
yet at tl,r satnc time very much put outa
A small hoy aud gun arc harmless when
apart, but they make tcrritlu cotnbinatfon.-
Puck.
A Western lawyer included In his bill against
his client: .'To waking Up in the night AMI
thinking ahout your case, $5.'
IT care not who writes the paragraphs Of tho
period, 20 ! may set them up."-I'"fthering
Blacksmith Co,auo |" Roehesscr Chrpatc'e.
Il,cru Is nothing but p1aEn slab ut The head
Of tte mound, but the simple inscription unon
it tells It's own sad story: tile '.as umpire In
close gatnc,"
"fanau can bile his own corn into hon.
Inv, why shouldn't hc he allowed to bile lit
tle Of It into whisky Il tio wants to1"--0toryta
Ialxr in +Ho0nshi.s Dstrict.
Ioy Is a shy bird, hut when a nlAn comes un-
vest laid astue last winter 1t flaps its wings and
crows as ]uud ls anybo1y's chicken.
An oil Granger, who cn1ne Into town to pur-
ct,asc ptano for s daughter, aBkcI tie agent
il Id hnin't Que with II humble OH the end, "so
we cal, ull rive It turn once in q wl,tlc."-Nor-
tist0wu Herald.
The man WHO dec]ain.s against the railroads
and snys they have ruined tic country and ought
10 bu wiped out, mikes the biggest kind Of IL
fuss when the tran ss ten minutes latc-CIaci'l-
,.dt ISatnrduy Nighf.
=. ,,,o t1,c,,vbf n ha n bir thInr In nnrfnnt
, 1879-03-27

KAssAs CRY, March 2a.-OaAis-The Irles
Current reporta; Whcat--1lccelpts, .. BIT bn shp-
mens. Q. $50 bu: steady; No. = cash, D1c; March,
MAc; M. 3cash, n7r; March, SSac; No. 4 cash,
9ltc. Corn-Rccctpts, &, 5H1 hu: shipments. :4,-
20l on; hrmor; No. cash, 2tc; March, 26aic.s'
, 1879-03-27

Special Btspatca 10 7ae 7tabane
NEw YoHx. March ef}. ef}.-GnAlN-Whcnt dealings
on very moderate scalc. mostly In option iEnc,
though speculative inquiry was rnthcr mora conf.
dent, especially for winter grades: sellers Ad-
vnneed prices 1iGlhc per bu, impeding operations:
epriug iarnc, even for unr1y delivery: asking
prices generally hboye tho Views Of buyers: cable
adylces Of dull markets; primo No. . Milwaukee
quoted strong, and dIsfcnIt to buy ut $1.o6.
FEEn-Dusincss has been OF = restrictcA tcatc,
though buyers have had tho advantage az to
values III most In most instances on conlpnrn.
lively fron offerings; VIC quite 40-lb at $l+. ITO
liz 90; 80.1b, At Sill 5oda15 40; Bo-b at 4.6oGo
15b0 10olb At 816. oo&D1. 10. tho latter for very
choice; sIlnrps At $18 0)6D90. 20, tho hitter for
VERY choice; rye feed at Sic. oo115.50.
sEEps-unchaugcd; 110 bags Btato clover sold
at d5iG10alc.
rHnvtstoxE-11o4 producta In more demand and
quoted higher Noes pork In Rond reQ9cst, c1us.
Ink at $40. 10 for new, and so. 25t0 to for
old. Il
Wntskr-sold 10 tho extent Of 100 br1s at
s1.05.l; market bnrcly steady.
FREtaHTs-Uompnratlycly slow movement ro.
ported at baruiy steady ratcs; tonHags for grain
attracted much lcsa attention: higher prices
catmed for wheat and corn working against In
tcrcst for Liverpool, engagements ., 900 bu wheat
atGd.
70 the NT,ltra Assoetated Prtss.
New YonK. March 10.-CoTToH at
10 3-1G&ol0 5-ltlc; futures arns; March, 10. lgc;
April. 10.17c; May, lot tic; juno, TO- 72c; July,
10.Hac; August. 10. ,I4c.
Ftoun-Nominnliy unchangcd; receipts 12, COO
hrls.
tiRA1N.-Whcnt quiet md unchanged; rnccipts.
1Ui, 600 bu. 1sya nrmcr. Corn-Dcmanu active;
rcce!pta, IL, QUO bu; ungsadcd. 40D40c; No. o.
4t!:0I4 I4t.c; steamer, 4t&l45,sc; No. =, 45aGD
45Ac. Oata quiet; receipts. ~, 600 hu; No. Q
while, 31aiG31tic; No. . white. :I1.z1:E.aic;
mixed Western. 30G13sc; white do, 346135c.
NAY-Stoady.
TIprs-Du1I
CnocER1Es--C Coffee quiet and unchanged. snEar
stcady; fair 10 good refining, D.l08!ic. Mo.
llrres steady. lttCe quiet.
PETnoLEuM-Firmi united, slaid5s4Rc; crudc,
7atft Gilc; rntlnnd. Hc bd
TAtiow-Stcaty at N!iG7G 0.13c.
1iEtln-Mnrkct dull at 81. :s59tl,40.
Enthusiastically: Western, 15c.
rnoyisinNa-rork 6rnef Mess, 81. }06bn. 30
for old: Sl0. BRIG 10. 5u fur now. l1cof nominaly
unchanged tut meats steady; long clear mid.
sllcs, E.ac; short clear do, 5Adbbasc. Lard firm;
prime stcnn,. 50 U.I61 u 30
DGTTEn-WGstern. Mt1Oc.
ClIEEsE-atlsket dull; Western, 218Ac.
WiIFKf-Narket dull at 81. p51.
aETALs- Manufactured copper steady; new
shcathug. nc; ltussla slcctsg, 159tGpl6c. Pig
iron atcaay, With Il fair demand; Scotch, 101iD
&c: American. 1M1 29!ic; 1sussIa shcellng, l0h
aA1is-cut, s. .1ooe. Ii; cliucb, 81. o5D4. 10.
, 1879-03-27

CIEyrtANn. o., March 2u.-lErnoLguM-Un.
changed; standard white. Ito test, sc.
osI+ CtTY, sTnsch ~ --pETRohEuH-afark
opened actlve+ with saea u4Hc, declined to H}a{c,
adyancnd and closed at 4'lo bid; sh!pmontB, III,
COO Urls. aycraRng:i1 00U; transactiDns, l4., O0i)
PlrTBnuMH. March III. = -FErnoLkuM tiuict;
crude, S1.nlas III fatkcr'a for shipment; rehned,
DC, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-03-27

NEw foRK, March :!8.-Fa!r hHslneas In jobb!ng
1rado and cotton goods; prints nui dress goods In
steady request at azst hanla; brown and b1cached
coitons continue firm and stocks light; ncn's wear
taitly. The DvlleiIa says uasncFs md :llar,nonSy
priAts advanced lac.
, 1879-03-27

hail of rather questionable tctntc. The next
.3aY he showed 1nut!I llncnaIne1s nbout AntBe
letters wlIlct 10 said he expected, atll anxious
ly, bnt vainly, watched for 'lm arrival vi ''ie
TN saturday All ambulance frnfn tile Navy-
Yard at League t8a,ni dtoye up IT, il,r 1lutel
wllilo Fletcher WIS tcmposars absent. When
he setDrnrtt t!t alleged ffrk tnRn hcctncl ngrv.
Ulsn md utlea1y NJ slight ul tf ambulance; but,
after wFitiug ninl mailing pnsis1-cnrtf, lIc
l!AstiIy got bis luggage, al',. jumping up l'es!de
tlW driver. wna conveyed II j."hguH islatn!. lte
Is nov Under guard md ,rc,ttca1 Attendance III
lInart The rcrclrtnE, ship IT, Louis. Fletcher
l!ns been clnsGly watched since hts arrival there,
hut tr nnynI officers iiase fn[lc'l tn t,nd any
mental arrangement IN tbs di'graGed officer, mud
he ID suspected Of sliamnEn..
fIc IL 4 tl,au nj nboGt 40 years, slender fn
build, Vt middle light partly bald, aiI nervous
in his ,nanncr. lie Is taetfnrn. tlInl t'0s not
Bpcnk OF Iis singular clopch,cnt from wife and
ellllt to whom he n3peaFch 70 much attEcfIetE
At thu tnc nf his runaway Fletcher wits untlcr
btl.pcnbIDt, for twu yenrs for s!raerttng lrn tho
unfortunate Huron lust hciOtt shc started on
il,c voyage which cnicfl In her terrible less.
After the wreck Fletcher nrete,N'e,l tint te
fnled to report on board the lfurnls heca,lsu he
lad a pEernonttlon III her cDmtng fate. Ills
clntnl, Ii IL sA, Is regarded Ii Official. circles ~
decidedly thin. After the p!ssirlnns llhyu nro-
nuunccd tpun Flctchcr's saulty, he will proba.
hty be es'Irt. .uInrtiaicd for conttuCt unhcrumiIs
mi officer and gentleman. lie ~. alsu lIat IL
for tlisotedtcncc og orders In leaving: tlir bofltl
nres OF the Htate Of Maryland. In which liz was
restricted By the order Of Ills suspension. Meuti+
tftne he Is under arrest.
, 1879-03-27
BALTIMORE,

9ALvsA0nr, btl., March 31.-FIoun-Weskor
ind aptct. hut without Qualab!e change.
0nAlN-W Wheat-Wrstern unchanged. Corn
Western Asn; Western mixed, spot, Mach, sna
April, a:IEGb4lci May, 44Ac; steamer, 4t041Ac.
Oats quleti Pannsylyanla, and Wsstetn white, u!
G'l:.c} da mixcd. 3l&a3ac. lys dali u 64Go5u1,
itAr-unChanEoA.
pE0stsl4ks-U unchanged.
!luTrKn-Unchangga.
Enub--l!Gp Lie.
QErHuL3uM-UHeAanged,
GnFRkk- Unchanged,
MmgKy-uHchanHct.
tasleE; cotiaH. Id; itnul. II ID; xraiu, Ulid.
AkcKtpTs -FDus. a,1!5 urls: whsat. b5, 400
"; cprp. la7 400 bu; oats. 900 but rye, COO hn
bu. "7' @"' e'0'~
, 1879-03-27

unchanged.
tiHAts-Whcst quiot but llrm; No. 2 tcd fall,
f1.024 cash; 81.0:Ada1.03 03 April; 81 1.03siQD
1.Q31l May; 81, 0.aiGbl. .0as June; No. 3do, 900
u0A@n01c; No. = uprtng, 8uisB7c. Corn
hEmut; No. . mixed. aaAc cash; aesiGsa.4c April;
M44a:Abc May: 3ltsu Juno. Oats atm; sluw;
No, 9, :U!tc cash; no optons. 1.-Two dull; lower
10 srll; 4BIso. barley dull aud unchspgUd.
WIlIaEv-StCady ut Il .U4.
l'Mos1sIoas-!'o:k quicti 11tblnE " SO. .05aD
Hulk 1ncat. dull sad nnlnfnui. nacon drlncr;
seear !lhS, 81. 70 ca4hi Sa.3o May; cleaF, $5.aa0
lixuxlrrs--Flo4F, 900 bris; wheat. 90, 900 hu:
corn; NJ. QUO bu; Data, 0,oo6 bn, rye, 3,0U0
ha; barley, mons.
bu; corn 21g, coo ba, oatp, 4. 200 bui Fye, nouu;
barley. e, QUO 4U,
, 1879-03-27
1us1pEn r1.EIQ1lTs FIXED.

The Board OF Directors OF tla Luu,beF-Ves.
sel-0wncrs' Association held meeting yes.cs-
day afternoon, and adopted tho following
schedule VI rates, to take effect April /: a,us-
keeon aud 0Fund River, sl.2s poi LOCO fest;
Whlte Latte SLEEK; ientHater AMI
lutlington, si.a71<; afanistee, mouth,
et49;, Aanlates, bead, also; Menomtuea,
si.t0: Oeonto, raftsd. el.e7>{; Oeonto, seowed,
stasvso., D.y, si.65S. coiar t!o., Ruwauass
atHa soutl! Kew4uuee, Nc sach; nnrth ol Kg-
Waunte 70 Ba!lvy'a QaIbVe. o.. Atmlock ties.
, 1879-03-27

MILWAUKEE.
Gpkctdl lttttascA to x..f 1r!4;.lts.

6pfcddt f31tascA to Aa$ 1r+1.Hs,
MILWAUKEE, March eN-The meteorological
COMMITTEES OF thu Chasnhcr Ut Commerce arc
about to recommend thu passage by tito Cham.
ber Of resolution asking Gen. Meyer, Chlef
Ut the 8ignul Servlco Bureau, to iucrcoso tic
weather reports forwarded hithcr 60 aa to en-
bruce all southwestern stations, tho service to
continue from April to Octubcr, or frorp seed
tilne until harvest; also, for tllr establishments
Of stgnul station ut some point on tho shores
Ut tisu stratts Of Maclinac, frotn which, daily
weather reports tnay bo transmitted during tllu
hGhsu1l Ut navigation,
li.e slucwhrcl stmr Sheboygau will RESUME
Der place on t1'c west-8llorc route oil Tuesday,
placr OF tho Drrere on tue Ltdlugton and Man-
lstca route IN order that tlle latter boat say bu
repatrei, renovated, nrl repalnted for thu
surfing, summer, md fall trade.
The stdcwheel stmr John A. DIX will TO-
sumo her trips between Aantstcc, tud[ngton,
a,ui Milwaukee, on Tuesday uu1t a,to.
Tl,u stcam.t,Atge F0rcat City llas taken out q
cargo ol 'W, O0 btl VI wheat fur 1ran1 Haven,
The clearance Vi the Bgtr AsIltnhula for Band
buy Is noted at tile CNstosn-lIouHu.
HUFF4A1.O OWNERS ORGANIZER.
Secretary Rogers, Ut tho Buffalo Vcssel-
0wncrs' D0ard, writes to te 8ccrotary Of
the Chicago Association. under date OF thc 2ltt,
inst., that the Organization 0rst ahovc-na,ned
'lad been clfcctrd that day, nll tllB following
was adaptHl,
That tho vesocl. owners ct Hutfalo hereby pledge
Themselves to eo'operato with tho Utsk 0Ega1Ixa.
lions III se9af1 to fEefgha, and will IT all nes I'D.
eloaa utganizatluHs, aud that any ayuuts Il, Weat.
e1n pos1 wi,l " nsttusted BY printed circular 10
Association OF tue Western Lakes, or of tho local
organization OF their. post, Tho following Ii
tho circular printed aud sent to agents:
,nember Of rio Vessol. oWners Association.
aud ae governed BY ,thsit fasos Of freight
any ylnIatton by you OF such rates wili 10 cou.
4l4srea ! sufficient cause iu withdrawing OUT ycs-
sails IRON you, and yuu Will cease 10 be our
aEDnt." '
Fluaso infurm u OF what action. IL any. has
been takeu ip regard 10 this matter at yopF ctr,
, 1879-03-27

WILMINGTON, MarcA .J,-Srnlrs or TuNpEx.
TlNE-Firmcr at .0,ic.
, 1879-03-27
tTnuTII's" NEWEST VEHICLE.
!Hete FuFk {t1TjI


The 1For'd punlsllcd ot, NHns]ay last an ex.
trnct from London Truth Of Marc!l {, whc! gave
al account Of a new vehicle rEirh "llaa Just put
In m appearance In New York." ths vchtrlc
was teserlbcd AZ a sort Of nprn rhariut Will, two
wheels, slc horse being under nsscad of IN !runt
uf It, aud lilo drivers seat being Immediately
above Tho florsos collar In effect The urrange-
sncnt was combination Of horseback riding and
,iog-cart driving. No such vehicle has been at-
tempted In New York, hut model for ono was
described mud illustrated In ulctter published In
tho Scientific american Of AI,ril .1, 19iS. 1t
urged That "Iu these days III new rigs fnr
et,ips there would BcciI 10 be lo valid
atubuatl,,g o,sr parks. Mail.coactles driven bg
tile!r0wners, and tnndcnls mud double teams arr
expensive; they require sllnwy huraes nsut c0stiy
harDcss, aud last, nat least, t!Ny require much
sracc In Which to navigate them. I!,e scllIc1e
hard times. It. carries four persutis besides tue
driver; 1t Is compact, easy ii drauQlt, turns fB
tic lcugth VI ti'e l0rse, gives full! coatro! over
him, IL easy ol access, makes no dust to annoy
to Get away fron IL It Is Of clIenp construction,
requires yer. little showy hartsess beyond tho
eudstnl1; it protects tic lprsc from rain, sl!t',
uni flies; II tic horse falls yofl arc no worse of
not least, atmost my horse will 10, prnvilcd 10
llas good lrgs. fair tail, nIn! Eota! wind. Tilt.
vehicle may bs n,aac SO LINT tho passen4crs
can sit In several different positions. First,
back to buck, rs IN an inside jal,ntlng cur;
or they can all sit with tlcir facos 10 tic
front; Or two can e!t facing aft anh two
facing forwards, tic first two getting In
from the rear md the others climbing up ovsr
the hub u,id wleeI. One great ADVANTAGE cotl-
sIsts 10 tHkln: bold Of t', loa yioso 10 the col
proximity Of the driver 10 thu hurse, whereby
he Gun talk 10 him in n whisper and pat hin.
gently II lle shows any signs vi not liking hIs
l0a1. II thu horse should mun!teht any mutin-
oHs spirit, ho s,tu neither scar nor Kick to DO
any damage. All tllat Will be rct,utru,l to make
this tile snfcst OF all vehicles nttcr tho leursr or
whoelbarrow, Will DO to ba1ancc the loud 80 Us tn
hcur gently on the foro1llnrtera or back, az
in O chaise or two-w}iccl tog-eart. In crowded
tilorouch1nrcs It will !,nye no rival; the 'ratn-
ins oi tlc streets mRy pcit you and stnnd litts
cllancc OF hitting the lnrsr. 10 convert It into
II sleigh you have only to ellock your wheels nlll
sllue theln With short runners. Tie saving to
thg community ut large may bc cstimatcd at
millions. The vehicle will c0st aboHt $3.50, tllG
horse say ahout Sl50 anl llarllcSs S30t
, 1879-02-24
ADVICE TO CONsUMPTJvEs.

The celebrated physician, Dr, Paul afcmeycr,
gives the following ya1,ahtt suggestions tu Der.
sohs suffering fritn lung affections. '''rha
patient lnlist with srrupuluus CONSCIENTIOUS
ness ins[st upon breathing fresh, puro n,r, ami
must rg.NelNtlcr tfiAt iu Itr uf cl0sed ruuns IL
always llIufo or loss thld. M tnu,i,
however uuclcanty, would drink muddy, dirty
wnter. a party Which otcuplrs toD.n fur
l,ours breathing tllu aaTne mir, might be col,,.
pared to party ot bathurs drinking tho watur
III which they ilathe. Ihs pntIcnt must keep
tsIr window Ut his ledrutn open. Night air is
frcst, air wItl,uut .laylsuht IN close, rrowstrd
ruolns. thu !aileMt suffering from lung cum
plants breatlus coll. aMl1lyely.h Nv tuki1g
tlLeHe precautions ttIul uting Dr. Ferec's iulcl
Medical Discovery at,,t Pleasant rirgattyu
reiets, fully ouc.sMlf Vi tho easca 0t lung etlI.-
plaints wu.,il bo ctirctt IN ak tnanths. For
cough al,ll irritation vi Tho Iu1'4s u not ulways
indicate lhu prekS,lva 0[ eul,sulniton nlttlouEI
Il tEay result ~ t!'at d!seupr anl Il eolsut,il,.
tiou lias u!.rady berolncaceply seate1 IN thu
system, ths Ii llle most efficient ruUrso Of
treatment Tint e!ll tJ0 purseu oufeido vi any
institution lhul prt,ystes special tacItttes 1or
thu treatment Of tllls uh.easc. DR.. rlereu's eel
es,ratel lnyalitls' luIrl u aurh III Institution,
Bond stamb tuE drsrriutayc pamphlet, containing
alsn complete trcai!se upoh conhltnptl0,l, tx
plaluins It's tuuscs nature, md tho best Inoslus
Ut treating II, tuactl,cr .tl valuable hints co1l-
ccTu!lt, n!ct, eluttlN4t cxcrc!5e, nte, tor cO!l-
aumptlyes. Aduress Faeulsy Ut IuYalus' aud
ToAEtata' HOTEL, Buffalo, n. 7.
, 1879-02-24

N tda J,.opIs ar fN;uofs. II "a krou, ~ uorv
~ ous ",,sas. r. anx,,.. ,. a,, 49,. ~ ,.a3
oar ct'zens' v"t pct1'aps hot ~ ai' t!ai HERE
exists III tie unltcd States an organization
cn!ed tho "MUunt Vernon Ladies' Association
Of thu 1Iniop.,,
1,,1cco i. II. 4,..,
~ lo,o " ueea'ao ,al'o''a'' 1ts opleet pe'hs, rs
declared by te cl'aFter EF"titcs' at that tins by
tho Gtute Of TtrEinl,t, "tO purchase, hold, pt.ti
improve 900 acrea uf Mount Vcrunn. ,nr,,,tlnr
.ho ,otn ,n,,so q. ,vo,t No W., t,,,,,,, ~ Tnase
NV ,a.a .s'a''oos ~ "c Nv !.o Ion,o u oeose7
washington tbsothef Will tue eaFdcff. grounds,
wharf, anu luntlinE." Tho charter uls0 provides
t!iat HTllu Governor OF VJ,etn!a shall annually
anpo,ut flve NJ sn,, r-on,r ,nn,, r., y,.It ,, A.
amin, toI,h,',i,,. ~, ~ ss a"I
", H.. ~ imo ~ eE w. tae Nssu
~ .,' ~. ,t,. ~. ~ Mst! .e5 cou'y Ut 'a1
n,i r..,,., TIA .no u LUZ saaSleI,
r",n ,1,ittaa W. u san!g ;n W tc ouea
n,m. ,tr n"e ,, ~. .I t,i.. hn! ssi!aou u.'o ~.
sI.n,',,!s.,, a.t to iu9"hs extsuet IcErcsenla
a.o nnmoF spl!t OF rlIfep9rtss virginia Tue
Er",,,Is.. +. as uus sc'non; nas causo TO eots-
n.rt.ronna ~ ~ .ne
, 1879-02-24
m,
IL, sou. hH1
AcGrtrntcs -. ~, III. 1n1
Add tablunf,ove1.f, 4fl, 2s2
Aenrerntca ....:ta, 5i8. :.11 47,MH, ,r!IB
Doubtless ttla totai for 1890 IL ill.o Too high.

Certain Important elements must bo taken In
to consideration. First. Immigration. The flow
Of emfgrnnts. utmost atlbpcnlcd during tllr wnr,
!s ''osv rap'tliy nctsasinit n.w! 4 M 1tasucs.
#, tho Old World We snny agaln sec ihc ycnrs
when ncarty halt n in1tlion-for tin most part
en ad wot,lc, IN t'e feEinn!ng q productive
Il record ftas becn mu.lc of The Intended tlcstf:
nMt1utl NJ Immigrants arriving 1t ilt nort Of
New York. 1t appears thai Of u, III, 707 atlet
ptrsn.ts There prorosed to 1ocaso IN New York
,,sS;n Or ittie tntrc ,an 20 pr cent, lut
Hucntly went to .otllrr sthtes. 'l'hc Enstern
statcs receyetl: hlasaaclnkctts, 17l,3Da': Con-
ncytiet,t, u. iU: Kfodc Isaiu!. 35,GSo; Vcrmont,
e9} tSia} ~ saas re- gG III New lanslts To- nat a
cent Of nll. Il, The stildle States: pcnnsyt-
yantn. 3S7 .D30; New Jersey, 1fY.bts,; Mary yand,
:!tinn; Delaware. 3,i43: District uf Columbia,
LIES; total to middle states, 5lS,ai5, or about
p pis sot se vrsa :IS Tss e.. r. % Sf''i ktnsky 5, To-
0,7G3; Louisiana, C.t05; aouiI, CaroIIila, !,12[
TIennesscc, .l,57a; Georgia 3,1ct; Texas. i,sit:
North GMroi,ts. f,H35; Miss!asippi, Lao: Ala
SVfG; VfnIs;a e: ss As;ka's'g, Il, S E1ra a. I'll av W.T.
ncr rent. The West, OF culrsc, rot the
!ton's sharc-Illlnols, :i i.a03; Wisconsin, ISL
S fa{5 Mtspar! n s' ltas c' 19s9tsn9 iSs7 cat,
Al Ator'nons 81. 7oa: Kun.as, u, 5as; Nclraska,
lAN!o UNI so ont making about II 1wr
cent nf tl!c wllUlG immigration frota 1855 10 1S1t
destined fof the West.
GOING WEST
Internal migration must uso be taken Into
accoliIt, as evcrybo'ls l'o,ss there i constant
to the Soutl,, Notlli,g shows this current nlUro
Gicar!y than iic tas}tE ~ Of uiloceupfcd la1ds.
, 1879-02-24
END or A SNAKE STORY.
1s0ncs Ut n snnkr Twenty y.nrs Feet Long
Found th n iiellnw Tree,

Times Ut n snakc Tvonty.nne Feet Long
T0unt III n iIellnw Tree,
f}fsnafch to !st,e FORK Vpr,d,
poruugrppstH N, r.. Feb. M.-aome envcn
mr. cttt yonr. nto n,,,,,, ,i,,,, s,, r,o.,tfo.,oa
.,... -, ,..' ~ m'"e., ,. " "A' aussteu ., y.
ai"a2 '''c Inc OK ihc llon6atonlc Kallfoad py
tue appearance of a tremendous snake, but Of
what orl,fl.an spcc!es he waB sat1p]u no one
epu1,l trtt. Thc tcn,I1o ,nodc ~ hmm In a
drn,c swarm IN n inv tjn r,cinsy % ~ ~ ~. ~ ro,t,n,d.
".''' e"a"' III '"o ''el1'tS u Liz 7a!''oaa-
track. Iin1o md again tho rcpttf was Slot At
hr hunting parties, but II always managed to
ret away snfc1y. The t,ack nj tl,a IIouaaton,c
t,aI1,yav INV. ,,,~a.t,, sbx,.,,rn .,,a .,xs.,,,
.,a.,,"I r.",- r""n a"es'.y ..oukn I"u e"n'p
i"'"ea' FAIRY ohe morning the engineer 6f
passcngor.tratn snddehly discovered a
long black Dbicrt living nrross the rnt1e.
nud bc ,hut nj ateom nr1 wh}ettod
t., hr,,.a. win. 's"
'""eo. ""'c t"o "peeo "as
hsncSehi1g ING engineer saw that 1t was tho
yerltable, snake, about which 20 much had been
said ut he pulled the tl,rot,to senin. intending.
Il ut,ss!bIc to ru!, II dunn nn1 c,It 1t In t,rn hm{
Just befurc liz cnctuu reachct1 i, lin nti of fc
tai1 slid ur The rail nl njuIust Numerically te
~cEtlre stlake lfsarpcarcd, Fulr or flyn ypnra
ngo two tnen riding in buggy eitnp road
which skirts the swamp saT ,hev saw tic now
fn,rnus make wrtayiIng slowly across t1lc rnntl.
ground where thry first saw II. tint Il was nyrr
twenty feet iong Again thc snake c1c;temrrt
broke out III tic nclghlorloui. nn.i uar,irs
were organized to hunt lie rcntila flnwn
without silcccss, mud the INTEREST jr, tht.
1nAttgr sour died out, Tile ta,,ee ri
taM disappearance Uf The s1,nke fnr nm
last fUtrr reurs has been rrcnt ruyatery INIT II
, 1879-02-24


II Humble hut Forelb1e Protest Against I'll
Intnons I.ow-Scck Edtct.
Loufse. thou royal natr0n oil fot Lotne
Its 1oye for thcc tho nation llero prnfcsscB,
put bega thco to amend thy ctlfet stern
Concerning low.ncckca dresses.
No one Of female sex may tal;e part inn
Reception 10 be held at l,idcau Hall,
Tea'1ght. lcscc. grand drawing. or dlnncrs
Tlscatrlcale, or hail,
III.
Unless her dreRs-my !nndcst muse cohfcssca
She for aon,o periparaztlc farm must tIunt;
No ono can thcro appoaf unless her arcss Is
Extremely down In 'front.'.
".
Decolletcc. think, the Frcnchmcn stylo II.
such Is thy dreadful doom official
Which We Ind not at ulI thing 10 smile at,
GoycFncsa. General.
Tour Royal Eyencts probably doth love us,
rla II sa r;aIy at S"s eG 70 ses oss q Il
ion might take nnotaer way.
str John George Dnuglas Sutherland. r. IT,,
II tho ufftHffh nut fpDtnfc or CufIttnyctlrd,
Will sec such sigtlt1 aa hes not useu tu xea
since tho ttn,u tAat he was wcanod.
-....... VII.
Princess Louise, how can We cotton to
Eltctn like this, inurstca,e and unjust!
Would yon tue Suue uuiDihIon Wilt to view
On q colDasal buHtf
..-.... VIII. ...
When to tho drawing -tuom tho guesta do gather,
Whoso nh cYu casts on tut fluffy scene
W1ll H1ako tl1u royal a.tlicm to read rathes
Llko thIa. "G0d saye tic Lsan3'
Conetdor4 too, o Princess. that the hrcc.cs,
Win tue dtea1 6Eutts ot pulmonary phthis.a
May fIuut liz III tho ucck.
VIC cant,ot rear against them redonbt,
L.lt9 AUttrcw 1actson did. Of bulbs Of cotton,
Or tue dseascs WI hAve got on.
Consider all, O nnhtu psncosa; make
Now order, nnd the former uut undDt,
Tho Gallte pfuyerb woll l.tth slli: "a n'tsk qua
IL premier pas 9a! coa!e.
XII.
II loyalty ono notably 'cyinccs
1}y cnlinI on ynn less or more uYlfeBsad.
souc extta.loyal folk. beloved Princess,
VIII ste!yc TO ontstrip tic rcAt;
SIlI.
Aud WILL at last, to ynur receptions rally
+. In beauty ntiadotned-c'nts IN sncll gu,se
Or I've IN Faradlse.
XIV.
Lat, then, tho suppl!cattous Of THO modest
MuidnnA and nasrphs excellent Pr1Hcc1st
0raut uA permission to 90 chasely bol0lCed-
Pull up thy royal Grgssl
, 1879-02-24

3SfFI1 N4IE3tF. =
The famous marble tIuArrles OF Cnrfara, pj-
thni1gh tey hayu been worked since lEu reign
vi Augustus, anl !Ayr furnished study utl
cuuruiaus SUPPLY tu thu whuIe civilized Elpbv
scuaI tn bu ,ilsxlaust,b.r. They compose nj
eutiro mountain raB.r, hnu cnlLraeo efrrY W.
, 1879-02-24

Agerccatcs.,.. ..'........BB4. .S48 /. .nlI, Dt0
The frnres for 1878 arc only for the first hall
Of thg year. OF tue whole number Of settlers,
411, ,G95 went 10 Southern Sfatts. anu 1.6I1 ,6jt
to Western States and Territories.
, 1879-02-24
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It is susceptible Of the highest
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It possesses greater strength Of
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It ts packed In Pound Parcels.
Full Weight guaranteed.
It costs less money tllan any
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Tt Ia manufactured in tho heart OF
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Globo.
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TWonty Million Pounds.
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CINCINNATI.
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, 1879-02-24
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