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Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
DuBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
VIII be s)ldat Pu5lie Sale,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL L, 1872,
ut II n'nlnrk A M

At the Lafayette Hotel. Ninth and Ship'cy
streets. the following horses and carriages:
One black mare, coming Six years od,
sound, and can be driven by u lady, neTer
been banded Tor speed, is hall sister to Wild
Air, who has a record OF 2.l9. ne bny mare.
9years Old, has trottel In 2.3i, splendid road
mare, pedigree given day ol sale. One sO.rel
4years old, u splendid saddle horse, and will
work anywhere, sosnd. One black horse, IL
years Old, Il good worker. also, buggy. sct
OF harness and saddle,
A credit ofsO iays will be given by giving
a bauknnle note with an approved endorser.
l.. W. STlDHAM y sun, Aucr's. apD-3L
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09

Rev. Mr.. Haldeman will give read
ing on the above subject at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church This evening at
7.30 o'clock. Strangers cordially in
vited.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
A Card,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscr. tions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss oil manhood, ETC., will send
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF
Oh iRGE This great reLedy WAS discOv-
cred by missionary In South America. Send
a sef-a ldrossed envelope 10 The REV. JOSEPH
r.INAAN. Station D, New York City. aps-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
n enlOved.

Thomas Schools, whose body was
Eound in the Christiana, last Friday,
Ena buried by the Coroner, in the Pot
|pr's field, was removed Oh Monday al
,sn, to the Cathedral cemetery, by
undertaken Lynn, at the order OF Mr..
IS. family, who reside at Newark.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
r. T.. Barnusn's Great Show

cannot produce a more useful wonder
than those cheap linen bosom white
shirts Wyatt & Co. are offering.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
Admission Free

to all persons wishing to examine those
chesp white shirts at Wyatt q Co.'s,
6O3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09

John Bacon, Marsh N. Wier and Nor
ris MaIiield each received orc vote for
Council, and Thomas Frazer one for
Assessor. The vote was about 100
short of what was polled year ago at
the city election. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
MOnthIy Nc. ting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Wilmington Association for the Suppress
sion of Crime will be held at the Holly
free Inn this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
New Castle Election.

Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, DEL, April y.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-The election OF
Mayor, City Council ard other city OH
GERS ofthis city yesterday passed of
very quietly with the following result:
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09

rT,AEES iREES!! TREES =.
The Twelfth Great Annual Public Sale Of
10000 Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Vines, Plants, etc., will be held at the Aue-
ton keoms Of Stdhan Il Son, Ill E. Fourth
street, on Saturday, April y, at nine
u'cuck A. NJ. Catalogues at sale. ap9-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09

of Uniform Division,
~ No l. K Vi =. wi hing to atten ,ie
reunion and anntverSa y, should cali at ,he
room any evening, not later than Monday,
April IA, Tor their tlcAets as without them yon
will not be admitted. BY order OF the Dlvi-
sion. JOHN r. WILING,
al9-lt# Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
SALE OF GOoDrURNITURE
Will be sold at the Auction Rooms Of l.. W
Stidham and Son, No. III East ourth street
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON APRIL II,
at l.30 o'clock,

Six parlor suits, in hair cloth and rep: five
chamber suits, with marble op:sarpet>, chairs
lounges, mattresses, eytesnion tables, secreta-
ry; l piano: centre tables, Tennessee marble
tops; and all kinds OF good furniture. The
above will silvaly &c soia and are worthy
the attention of persons wanting good iurni-
ture For further particulars see catalogues.
ap0-2t Il. ". Stidham n Son, Auctrs.
, 1879-04-21
ras estimated lint s., GOO will pay a.l expenses
Tor tic crop Of 1870

TtfH orIrn kAMrLE CASE
was OF one Richards, who LETT lowa in tho fnll OF
lo't', utterly bankrupt, md CARRYING with him.
~ us sole wealth. mare n colt > years old.'
wagon. bed, old stove, wife, al.,i two chdren,-
i'"! notht1,E nlurc. Stopping along the road
nhu working for farmers 10 meet his frw cx-
Nensrst l!c arrived at last IL inyhrta. near Brook
vile. !at,d lrrl himself In wnrk fur Mr. 1o!s.
leF' ile entered yuarter.scction near hy. untlet
tue Free Clhtt,l net, nl'l, working mt nH hours,
no hullt trt.by.twelyu ahan1y Tint winter. hnd
y ~: s,fi'E brnEe thirty avres u la'. During
a,!l hts etnblnytr's. Success crowned the el[urts
.f honest INDUSTRY. n,nl hy tie fall nf 1878 he
ha'i bl'it comfortable slx.rnbm he,isn, Ind nh
an,nc cattle, tic necessary farming tools, md
several hundred dollars IN money nl!ead,
Ifetn hAY 10 UNUSUAL cases, nnd Etye them
l'aucr shr voucher OF Nr. AtnrEaG; but
snntl'ern and Northern Kansas, thas do not
dultbt their truth.
ung thing is noticeable IN thts State: Whlo
iiie Eastern Suites havc l,crD 80 moved and c1.
e'te'i ny TIE I.caslvillc fryer, hut
-, Little IS f1rAnn or IT IN KAHaAs
IficV sco the loaded trains 20 bv. md the oc-
cnslonal wagons with canvass marked Will. the
legend. "i.cndvI!lc or l,ust!'--hut few arc
zach one has Il bonanza III Ills own IN Ills degp.
aitlcu fields, where rnrl,r ycar tlu gathers Ills
certain treasures of gold and silver already to,ti
y great ''auy Of the fartn h0l,ses nru multi Of
Middle kansas. mud croppIng out ~ many
places, urG incxhallstlblu birds Of white
s'agnesian 1incsto,,r. which furnish mn al,nn.
tsant suppiy, nf The most prrtcet nnh cnsaly.
wrought building material III the world. Its
30 eolt wlen first q,,arricd that II can 10 easily
saWctl Into ANY 1rslrnt shapc. or rstt with any
edged tonf, and Afterwards harslcns l,v exposure
to the nir. snw men ut different plaecs cutting
building. with common ltd.saw, md then
planning Item smooth Tor surface-work with
, 1879-04-21

or straw hantlnEcs to Tie trees as som -, :,
worms are mature, aud shru 1nakinv - ihs
uons to destroy them wlri they sret 1,ta,srlina.
yer of tle b,nl. 10 transform. Si, IL ,a sh.l'
neopc .t,hE t.it a9es rot pay The ea,to, tsops =,
1t IL a poor sort Of philosophy that nj. n.
TO fiesntirn tho plans otFetrd by ihInk,ns, ,el ~
Wtthoat OFFERING hotter onea In lhniF niarr men.
snes fS 1ssf = .tsnny npon y. that tc sse,. ~.
n'oth Will never nuprcclahlY 1cs.c trIt enltine.
am. at,at ths se ot them +, conseoaen,1y,0 n,1y,0Gmsfa r.
s 81 e eny ws9tsr ;o%n swy mai,, sao,:: 1:
10 c1 1tcrmlrntc thom In orr scasor tn" uo 'oss
measures of nnf DSn IN ttcti,a II IA nnsJ5 "5 saeh
e ensneSt a osttculturiat 10 work 70
AK tnat tlc natural iuereasc Of lhd codnws
70 Gonlp3rca with The nninhcrs which NJ. IT, oih.
ss een.sse Ss" r. s1ns'? t IT,, 's q 9
wostttf '1''1 '"ah ahey afs
The above mnv bc true, but we mt a,,-,
iltsnis kl tic Colorado beetle, and IN ,,eas. a'h
llli1iss equally ns Silly. w oshss
cuLTjvATtS8 POTATOES.
~, Wo l,arc found a two.tsorsn harrow I'm .,
ene'ent implement Will. Which to cutiyaaI,so aIo'.
tIop VI potatoes tlc first time. As stm,n ~ :,
plants 1cgfn to nppear here a,l there Il T. ts lug
10 btGin. DrGr tho GROUND thorourh,vs 'nae n''s
you will hnrc but llttlo troupiy wtt H.; a''a
you Keep up the after'cuitsyatlon: w. IT, Il
pteleE " leaFo Lie ground III rough IA m, ~,
at pEautlng. III day or two otlrr t., TMuMln'e
Ing te plants Will lie mp nicely, when t,.s. II.
cultivation may tako place. II coycrrd ,.;. Ms!t
deeply wtts soil, tic plants will not snf.tV Va'le
lass they arc too large; then caro- mist be ,st.c un
To prevent sn,otllcrillg. ~ 'AAsa
4 WORD or CAUTION
should be occasionally Givcu those WIN A..
Antl have tic cntc Of teams. j little r.raiase
ness i1Iny iuiurt horse ur mule su thar its i.SH
Will be lost during thu most prp[talic son,s
Regularity OF feeding MUD watering shnnI,Iu I.
tl.c rule, Mntl the best OF caro- he tnken oe
tl,c animals out Of the dragla and trrat ,hs'o 1sso
Kindly. The fnan who wurries h|s tcom "ia ~
Jerking the rctns, kicking or whining tl,sr. "
brute Mt any timc; but, somehow, " art nv.
ready to EXCUSE tic worry when toc at 'toss t,p,s
when tt beast Is not doing nil III ite nowes rI'o T.
benefit It's owner. rllu collins need Iootaso. ~
after constantly, and, rs the huree ycts tn y
flesh, must be reduced IN k,ze. BY attcultms J., ~
thcho little details In time, considerabe n.
tnay be prevented. ''s'
HEAVY RAIN
on Mondav, tho 18th inst, has nut hact y,,,,
work considerably in Central Illinois, n,Ii rnn
siderable amount of uats ret ren,aInt IN +.
plantcd Tile MIR Is cold null chilly, md llr III If
!foes not warm up us IL ought. Every eiflri ~ !.
being nlade now to plant larrc crop Of ever.
thlnE that promises to be profitable
hDnALJn.
, 1879-04-21

Spfct1l CHrrtsranaerct Of The Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, NO., Anr,l 14.-A trip from
this place 10 Western Kansas ten days since,
through Tic fn,ned "Gollcn. Bclt' or great
whcat-grow!nE country travcrscd hy tho Kansas
Pacific railroad. n,tl rcturn trip TO this point
yesterday, hayu given nc good opportunities ior
observing tl,c condition md prospects OF tho
crop In this State, which Inst ycar came to tho
front as:she first Wheat Stato Of tEe UuIon,--
producing thc enormous aggregate Of over 32,-
O0.000 bushels, Of which over 2G, 009, ,U00 was
w!ntcr-wl!cat
Tho urea Gown III xlntcr-wl,eat last fall was
not ns large Ia tho older counties rs In ~,
owing 10 tho dry weather; but this was In part,
II not fully, made up by tho ground planted
for tle first tins In tlu nrwly. sutt!cu
portions Of tle State. Tlle carIy-suwn
Ialt wheat rot good start, nrtl CAME through,
tbs wlnter finely; while the late-sown MAS thin,
not nfl Of tho seed germinntilg,. Tho wcatlcr
this sprlng has been dry and cool, tho TEN per.
ature having been favorable when tllr lack Of
rain fs tnkcn into nccout, "a it retarded the
Eruwtll aud kppt It trnln jn!nttng, IN which cnse
It would 1.-Two been thin upon tho ground. But,
Within a lew days past, wurln weather set IN,
lnu thu wheat WaB commencing 10 BhOut up,
and Without rain tile prospect would have been
Dor. Last cyunnE, however, ruin set In,
which continued stca.iiy nit night; nnd reports
from no ths roar! sow il'at II was co2lous Us fur
MGet ha " A@lAIEt auu tn5ICs Hcst u! Iuts pulhts
slllna repurts, Land too wet to p!uw." IA Il
consequence, "wlcat atorkn
HAS RISEN 100 FER CENT,
as nll fears ut failure ura now a!lAycd, and tho
indications arc strong for moro rain. .
The urea sown In sprtnE-Mhe heat Is probably
considerably In excess of lust year, owlg 10 the
d!nntshcl area sown In fall-Wiacat. This klas
hlf bcch Eut IN In tine condition. ia ,lp nl.. louk-
luz we'll. II IL hardly probable That tlle Wheat
cruR Of Kansas tls year will equal tlIat vi last.
Hut II Is 6lntu fruitful In surprises, md with
plenty Of nafhef, a1.,t that of tlr right klul,
tFn'n this time forward, may yot assOnish the
world With her crop this ycAr, as slle did last,
nnd hold tie position, ttcu gait,sd US "lis tlrss
What State Of the Ulliult."
FArinrlA aru busy puwinE for corn, Rt,.l some
ptnntlng. The ground Ia Ia tlnu condition: for,
Notwithstanding the 1acll OF ruin, 1t turns ut)
i.oist al!d mellow. 4 pccul,arity ot tic kausas
Sotl Is, lint
IT WILL sfAHn aRKArEll ExTNENss
Of both wet aud drought llun any ever saw
elsewatT tTo,-ncvcr baking In dry weather, or b.
coming yorY bt!cky in wat.
Othrr crops ar0 prnluts!ng, but wheat and
cotncrop last year buil,E III czrrss of hO,0lO 900
exception ul peurf,cs, Of which most Of tho
fruit uEls were killed by tho low Temperatures
III last wlnlor, Whlu Tho trees themselves stcnl
uninlntcd. stnck WiHtcrel unusualIY Mcl,
notwithstanding tho seyeru weather. ltnilcAa,en
tell INC lllat their loss Will not cxrGr.l ~ per
| cent, which wts 10 AlmItsca ns very low when
Il IA lakrn it!to AcctuUt that ttltee cattle Crazcu
Tie ehsifc "tuter upon tic butlalo.Gtuss:
q. c. tIBu3.
, 1879-04-21
THE PHYSICAL PARADOX.

1t has been said that ttsl'c blood y 1!le =, au
Of Iifo" 1t Is u truly tic source Of sesiiI tIssus
tlcn'h No lilr, that Ia to aay no heaIs n. SrT.n
OF tic body cau normally perform Us 1hc duIi
whom supplied With tanpute nlooa' avery p.ft
ss1iss sas s0sd so, sssk ~sskasss a IN sea.: G9s
,ucdcutioa, elss every puIsatlon u te thv 81.
heart sends wayo Of .liaesse fnfooEs oEssn.iIilitt,
ss nsa Dr. Ps1sys 9,olien sicu l.eess,tyt III
Flcasaut rargatva pcessf the ',oat 1,.. gst .
Alternative tonc, mud rasftrstc remedies .fsa.
eoyerci. riley ars especially e1lleu1 10 '''''
Iuus diseases.
, 1879-04-21

MlLLERs' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,

M1LLElss' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, l'uEs1-
DENTS OpFIcE, st. Louis, March aas, 1679.-
Tho sixth annual Convention of tllu Mil!ers'
National Association will be held at the Grand
Paeltfc Hotcl, Ch!caeo, May ~, 1870.
all metubers OF State Association, and ludi.
sldual me1nbcra ofithe Naslonnl Associations Ia
States wherB nu Stuto organization exists, are
Invited to bc prcaunt. lilo ratio Of voting, as
decided By tl'u Executive Committee, Will 10
basEd on tho number ot runs Of b,lrrs On wcl,
assessments llayo been fully pald up to the 1st
lust,
As recommended by the Executive Commit
tce, reorganization Ut tllo Association will
probably luke place, n,I,! 1t ia hoped ~ luuuY
ineMbcrs US possible will attGnt.
GEuR0s pAla, President,
FRANK LlTTLE, Secretary, Kalamazoo, Mich.
1hc Executive Cam.,!Ittco uso requested to
n,ect Ut tie Pacific Ilutul, ~ II. Ill, Mly IL.
JOHN y. CHRISTIAN, Chairman.
ORDER or BUSINESS At THE ANNUAL coAvsN-
TON.
.. 1lrpuEl of Conu,illse Oh Credentials.
u. Proceedings u lat Convention.
l. Enr4ilnent Of members.
O. 0niclal tspurt: -.......
2. Anps%,'utmo". OF Committee on Nomination OF
3. nrp"sts ts's ot Standing coan,.tees-1.s, State
5th, Grslnk and Inspection; 6th, Patents; gth.
Mli!n. auu lnpsorel Methods; 9Th. Mil.
hlaehine'y; Sth. usatn fvt Milling; glh, ntAuIs
and Trade. Masaa; lulh. M,llst4 schapI ut College.
ii. R.po.t Of Committee on Nominations, and
electlCa VI ot1leets for the ensuing year.
, 1879-04-21
HORTICULTURE.
Work in t'ie 0rOi'arl-lVork In tho VIM,
ynrd-sTotk In tho QartlcI,-li,nts thar A.,
aAtse -

Work In t'le 0roi'nrd-lvork In tho ytp..
ynrd-sVosk In tho Gartlcn-1I,nts that Ar.
Timely.
Fran Our o,en Corrtspnnatnt
No. 10 EfofTEEsTu SvnrEr CHICAGO. An,a
lS.-SprinS comes forward slowly. The sea,pn
Is backward, but work In ,nnuy departments ot
Horticulture Is now In order, and must be a..
tcndcd to ut once, or 1t cannot bc dona well.
TIE ORCHARD.
Let us first look to tic orchard, nnil SEQ VIII.
is ncetlful to do there. 1lcro is dead ttcc. and
there Is another. Take them all out. G.,s
not u single root Of the probably diseased tres
fn the grouusl. It is often difficult to get new
tree to live where dead ouc las been removed.
It would oo well to rcmoyo tue de,a
tree In tho foil, md mtx considerable
quantity Of wood-ashcs with The eol; and Il
would he good thing to I'LL up the Opening
With new soil, and so let 1t rest till planting.
tiu,o In April.
Yon have, Of course, carefully selected tha
variety tlnt you will plant, and have procured
the trees from the nearest reliable nurscry-m.n.
Tlicro IL now no excusc for any lnau planting
poor Rsil Improbable apple, when good varieties
ura so common and so wcl1-known.
Trees may bo taken up so carefully, and reset
With 80 much carc, that the transfer will check
their growth but little. The planting should bt
dono as carly In the spring Us tho ground will
work we'll. Tho land should not be stirred when
wet in any case.
Tie preparation Of tho soil is m lmpott,n.
matter. Better plant later than to plant heto1a
you are ready. Take all thu time you need 70
plow atnl harrow, nnl put tho land In rood
tiltb. Then the planting Inay be done easi'I,
rnf3}t}Ty. nnt1 81fr,th4AfttIiv.
| would sot an orchard Of apple.tsecs thts1
feet apart. This Is lluw my Judgment, after
having practfcrd setting trees Ut all distances
from lfteen fert to twenty.
Peaches, cherries, nl,d plumB may be eet from
fifteen to twenty-five feet apart.
r1lusIN0.
Whom the tree Is set, or before, pruue the top
trifh ,judy,Rent; Mltu thereafter trai" sasEIeF
tllan pruuc tile young treo In tho way 1t should
70. ... 1880.
In old troes, and In tue case Of diseased trtts,
heatp pruning lnay ba ncetlc1 aomet!mcs,-iust
as sotne.lInes W need to cyl oil human etu q
lArt OF thu work that now needs to bs
t,one In tic orchard. Whatever pruning,
little Or much, should DO done, lut II By doae.
Dc sure Us you eau TINT you aru right, ,-the1 70
ahcaa. II you have not had much practical IT,
pcrlcncc, learn OF your neighbours or from soH1e-
body who knows low to tratna tree lato shps
OF beauty and use.
Theirs Is nothing on the farm TINT ttloWa ths
haniwork Of The slnrticulturist like thu ofchaFl
Il you tind thu orcharlii in perfect order, ynunta
likely Anl everything else Ia Keeping with IL
THE VINEYARD,
for example, will have BY ths time beg
trimmed, md be ready for tying to the t7eliA
Ii thta work Is not already doas, It must b
lnastencd now, for alrcady thu sap Is starting;
mil very soon llo bllda will push, Cleas 'p ~
the refuse. Don't attcnpt 10 cultivate go
, 1879-04-21
THE TELEPHONE IN RELIGION

(lnfDu0a ~ fHG Regent 1nft1HncttOn OF
f;iatsnnb Invention In Churches III This City,
IiufTtto. Montreal. Etc., ,Etc.)
So new instrument Is unto illo chor
OF Worship a.lded; now tho orgar's tons
VIol aMd sackbut, paaltcry mud lyrc
Arc ptas tho telephone.
Invention raro oHr won'ter that nronscs,
None half 70 straAgo Imagined ever was,
ScrviccH now a!lall bc laid OIL in housod.
Like water or like gus.
Immense arc the advantages nccrung.
III auttry tog-t!ays. or In time Of rain,
Weak wsrshlpers, tlor clothes who fcaE to ruin,
NO longer need abstain
From t!,o church sctyiees, nor thosc hid lo,V in
Sick beds: 10 Innte hohammcd's apophthsgm,
il thOsp ut honu 10 church viii not be going
Thc church will 20 to them.
The preachers usefulness thus multiplied
VIII bc, fur he can ut ono Instant pftnCh
To several audencts, though scattered vida
On MoMnta!n or Eea. beach.
My, morc whnt will there bc OF church buildings
1Milen telephones on every side nru sct],
Cushions, stained glass. ahl-Iu1tf
All tastes Gun then ho butes1. In each dwelling
With labo!s tho rrspsstiya nrraclors telling
As ''Coi1yer," " ''ialton, "SwInE";
Thon IL tic orntoz proves ,a,ltcr prosy,
MA st - tus W., ~ KY, .,i S 49, IVY
4'1I Tn s -, ~ ,' " "0 ~ ts t at @ 40 ~ soea Ae'
AA'" WI '"ss'ao' '"u "'As o"o'
NJ ,,,r, s,,,,I ,,,+,,tax -, .,.. ..
The horon, Of tho saplcss woman tt.at
10 "ou1H,s tt.. ~ e.usEt ~ " ~ - III o1u ulesa
"Hhout y" 1as'es n"I'
n, ,,,-o -o,,1 lin o,,r,h .,,. ., .,,,.,
witb ~ ~ au"n" ~ ,u M .uo 1a.,u" !V'1ts
OF sunny Sunday nouns and evenings, huser
Waiting TO seD hls 'Eal"
rh, ,o..,r In ,,Is .h,.. .s,.,.o, T., HI. -o.,-
9lcnrr n,nvrr ' v,nn ssn. ~ "a anrn,n .v.,
f,on ~ Ia onxo r,-,,o IN. ,,, h., s,v.,
~A'' ." fii1'artic .nnn,iinn. ~ nm M III ~ '"'o"
o'sA"se e"ss'A'''s' ou"t"
A.ove him wifi rcrctvo mn, .,v,rt ,o,,,t,r
a,mn ,,I"nia, ,,..,, y. toan,snu i.u aa ns''
- i"i1a r,;i'. ~ ,rir11 r.is on,i .,1',ns H.. ;"
''' '''s" ~ "''o' ""a ''n'''
N,v tn,th,r. /, a ,,,,,.,,,1, =, o,sox
hnG,ra pc"r1is V, ~ u. ~, 'hasu t " y. u! ~ Meea.
"a puoin,uSaap' sun.s '., Mt..e :, 10y a'snAceH
"''eAs''a s'''t''aaoH o' ~ 'ea'
11.,,,, x,r,, IL, 1ta,,. ,u, ,.n
-. Letcnert -
, 1879-04-21

Is " "Ntcode,nus Colony" composed entirely III
eolorcd families, mostly fr0In Kentucky. Ihry
haze churches and sclln0A established, q news
paper, Il spIcndld body Ut land, ullu arc rc-
ported as ,loinE tinely.
tnnde stops also in Russell, Ellsworth, Sd
ltne. UNI dickinson Counties, aud ind tllat
nloug tte linc Ut tho kansas Pacific Railroad
much Ut tI!e Immigration
ls IN COLONIES
coming from certain localities, anil purchasing
large bodies OF lull togcttier. Thus there IL ali
EllVlisl colony q: Victoria, few miles east OF
Hn,s. tcw Eltlea north IL 4 Russo-Gertlnll
colony, There are aluo New Yurk, rennsY!ya.
MIA, ind Ohio, a,ld olller coson1rs at different
pu!ntE. IlM bntur iB true, int not to SO great a
degree, III Southern Kufsas. MoHt Ut tr In
nllErAtloh goes to lhe Western colntlra, as fur
ont III TreGo, aild sol'so even farther. Not MI,
hd pcrlaps not tlle greater part, cnulc by rni!,
Thu ruajB nre dusty With tho tramp Of the
whltotentrsl caravat,, usld thu tide sce,ns Inoy-
Ing westward Will. increasing flow. 'lhe wcst-
crn ltulits of settlement arc constantly moving
on;
And whore tho vanguard camps today,
Tho rear shall Ecst Tomorrow.
made Inquiries ut t,lu lu,n!-oIllces In each OF
thu towns a. which stuppcd, ns to The ainount
OF Government lAu! subject to entry, nm! III
were tnkcn np, and only a little poor nnd ILL.,
deairablr Government lanti WIS left; but thu
1ullroa'is huYo plenty Tor sale at frutu 81 to $40
par aGre. -,
&tk HHO -EuAH ttlh tNHU ~,
nlh tho caanty.scat 0f the county Ut tha sums
nnlue, met illu Morgan brothers, who formerly
wcru In hotil YMa TAinuSE ul,ll Timer offices Ii,
Chicago, uni nra now publishers Of thu Ellis
wurth I.,"es and t!te l!rookYl1le IinKJ. They
reCurt t!attertng prospects III their enterprise,
aud uro enthusiastic oyer tt!e
POSSIBILITIES or NORTHERN KAHsAs.
They guye ino two examples {salnbles they
callcu tilcn) Ut what might be done buth With
and Without capital:
'i'hc first was Of Eden Furnn, III the eastern
part Ut EIiswoyth County, aln operated for tho
past two years ly Arssrt. Crpprii alAi llonega,,.
Donssam Ind acquired. hY purchase Ut the ka..-
sus Pavtc lt"iaroaa, a,t'o0 acTra 0t ia,ni for 81
per mere, but llai no nlonuy TO tmrrayu 1t.
Crlrpeh ls Il New Hampshire banker, wtu fur
1slic'l tic capital tor working 1t, nt!.l the uet
rutlts were tu bu ernnlly divided utter tho ca.l
tal Was returned, Grippen furnished, IN uit, ii,
lhi7 uud 1s1S, $l500l whel. was Used In l,s
erection ot ihc necessary buildings, tllr purchasu
Of stock and machinery, bseaklnE praitiu, seed
Ing, eultiyatlns, harvesting, paying help, nlm!
getting ll,c crop to tho Btatt.i,. lH 1877 !, ,5O0
acres wcru brokpn, ot whieh u0U wcru plaI.tcd in
wlleat, md Gu in inslet, corn. etc. Tie rsop OF
Ibis realized to thr firm $i0.U0U approximately,
ttus atof11nE not profit (lot Including tnvcat-
mcnt Is .Ani] ol 25,u0u, and ,sayil,g tbs lu,.
pEoIe'nents, stuck, anu inarhlResy patu t1r, 1t
, 1879-04-21
to he taught to read The newspaper is perhaps
evcn 1norc pressing than fur men, because
Nh nTfIEn nn1.an rstatnx

even lnurc pressing than for men, because
SIZE HAD NO oT1IEn OPPORTUNITY,
from her no:o secluded pacc, of becoming In.
tcl'!gent ns to tit public eyos,ts IT her time.
\. IN example pf how Ignorant II ,ynt1,u,l wl,,,ln
no one ii her acquaintance call call foolish
wou,nn,-ona who Is neither rain nor irtyoto,ts.
nor lhrktnE III ihc schuol education that cutnes
frun long course ut one Ut t1lr htkt sctnnnrlra
for Young ladlcs,-l will frat onuto the question
which ilear,l put fhe other aay, tlurlIg Il CON
yersatioil WHARF, tic nntnes nf Eyarts. nuticr,
TtIdcn, utc., were used. A lttsso pa.lst IN TIL.
nt tia, moment cauvht little interest, nl,l1
ashs,-
t'Who Is Tt1den3 What was he up fort"
Let our friend Of tt.r Sunday article 10 on
with lfs needed queries VI why women shuuld
read newspapers. N. L.
, 1879-04-21

Young man ignorant Of elicsa-"ratrick,
what Is giving '1niu mate'i 'i',-"Faix. an Nv
80 TUX yrr grub vhtre Meself DOES, yo'u sos,n
own
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19

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