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phe Geneva Regatta Again Postponed.

GENEVA, n. Y, September 2.-The
boat race was postponed in consequence
OF rough water.
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(4ditigaal Telegraph 0" Fourth Page.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent.-Govern-
ments Quiet but firm-flour Steady
Wheat lower-Hogs Firm
and Higher.
fINAN CE.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, September 2.--MosRv-
Easy at 2@3 per cent, closing st 292i
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4.(S5!
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at ASH; demand 1891.
SILvER-At London 5oi pence; bar
silver here ll3l; subsidiary silver coin
;@l per cent. discount.
(1oyRRNNeyrs-Dni.t hut firm
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past alleged miseries of the blacks and
IN providing for their future welfare.
starvation may stalk about the land,
great strikes may disorganize the indus
tries and capital OF the whites, our com.
mercial marine may vanish from the
ocean, and every consumer in the coun.
try he forced to pay tribute to foreign
snip owners; the wealth of few may
grow vast and the poverty OF the many
may extend, yet the
, 1880-06-26
Mr.. George HowIand Elected gu.
perintendent OF Schools,
Receiving Nine Votes to Five for Mr
Duane Doty.
;Grcat Surprise of tho Defeated Candi.
lutO md His Friends
The Causes With lnduted Tho Majority 10 Take
tht AttEoa They MD.
Mr., Rowland Considered tho Best Man In
Point Of scholarship.
BOARD MEETING.
ELEDr1oH or TEACHERS.

ELEUr1oH or rMA0ltkRH.
A regninr meeting of tho I}ontsl Of Education
WIS hold Inst uven!uR Il, tho l!oarsi.rootn ota
Fifth avenue, President ltoyne In tho chair. Tho
onty absentee was Inspector Enyai.
slr. Vocko stn.ct TINT he Ind received com.
municntlosi frnn, Joseph n. Murphy, stating
thu. In tho rcar Ut tho school PROPERTY on Madl-
MI street tlerD WIS II gambling hell in which
.oycrnl young men bud alrcRdy boon ruined.
This communication, tpRothcr With similar
o,,es reco!vcd by tho President Mntl other mctu-
hers, wore rcferrcd to tho Committee on School
't1nGi ofi Gm5tion Of Mr.. Stone.
TIE ELECTION or TttE srrsnlHTEHDRNr
and Assistant wtr1 than taken up inspector
K1chbcrg nominated Mr. Doty and Mr. vookop put
In nomination ueurgo Rowland, tho Principal 1T
the Central High schnul, for Superintendent.
Rowland was elected, ho receiving votcs 10
Duty'e 4.
Inspector rrako called for n reconsideration.
A nntlon to Iay OH tho tnb!e was onErtod by
Fote OF u TO y the nnys botng FrankcntnaI, Cttr-
H. i. c. pc!ano. thc present incumbent, was tl,on
elected Assistant superintendent wlthou. opiIo.
sitfon.
crs ID % Tic uettrai Gi md biyisns iie ii sehoas
vas postponed and lnado tho speolal ordor fur
Wednesday eycnlng.
Tlls ELECTION OF TEAcuHns
wus then proceeded With. In tho Cnlun1ct
Ayonuo SchoaI Miss NJ. ]. Jnrnes wIa added III
MI unassigned tes!chcr. Mrs: Esthor hi: .1tarks
having E Resigned as y tsaq,'9r a III Is, tho No:ol9y
Gnrrall, tho present Principal Of tho West Fur
ieenth Street suhuol. was clee,ed to act as
when T. L. iln!shcd, a. tho Fo!rtconth strcg.
School No = will then be uhollshcd. Miss n. A.
Meslan VIZ W., transferred fsom tho c1tsaEs roxo
dsaxe 6{ xss ssssss' seSoo sG IN
TIM Ifuyn1ofld SrtltuI. b1ika ithrrfnt o. EDokD
, 1880-06-26
De WITS PORTABLE GAS MACHINES.

De WITS PORTABLE GAS MACHINES.
A casual visit to tho shops Of Dralnard, Do
Witt & Co.. ID East jackson street, showed
them to b0 hard nt work getting ready atf-
fetent sizes OF their wonderful machincs to
supply the demands mato for then. slnco Tho
illaohinos wsso perfected. Tho principle WIS
conceived ovct ono. year aR0, but mt until
tho lpaulitnes had been perfected and thor.
0uglily tested were thpy Offered for sally.
They are now making dllferoMt sizes suitable
for the number Of lights needed by their
patrons, guaranteeing every n'aelllno to giYo
untlre satisfaction, which Is rs It should bu.
Thu public haYe been imposed up0t1 III iiIltn
Iy other appllanses tcal!esl Gus nacl,Ines)
that VIC afu glau to sou TINT thln tir1n aro
willing to etalld 9y what tllcy say: Orders a5e
crowtl(ng III. Within ton days oYer 100
tnyg been ordered from all sections, .Nuw
York, Massacllllsetts. 4tld Prnnsylvanin be-
Ing represented. The firm will dnubteuly
bo obliged TO establish other factorics to
meet tug demand, or else empower ottsors to
act for them. 'rhoro Gun be no doubt Ut. a
fortune to thoae who cun socuro the exelu-
sty8 control Of a State. Those who arc do
slrors of oftnYestiKating this wonderfully y Cheap
light ore rOterrcl by permission 10 tho CHI
cago Muslc Company, lb3 Statu street, whcro
ole Of the machines Is IN constant use.
, 1880-06-26
Tho Announcement Of tho Discovery
Of Pure Native Sulphur Of Great
Medical Valuo in Italy
Is Followed Almost Immediately BY The Dis
cuYely oi The Same Identical Thing
: h Pennsylvania,
From which Source Chnn's Sulphur Soap Has
hen Supplied br Several YelB with lis
Real Curative Property

Thsra Is no country In tho world whore 10 many
rceshn8 arc su1pypEw frum Ekn Dscnses "A Ia fh6
UnIteA Slates And tho rehsnn ID tint theto IL 70 IT.
tie sulphur found In natlre hero. In Italy. where
Hktn D!seassa nro almost nnknowtl, sulphur IL 10
abundant In tho vol! lAt 1t enters largely Into nss
vegetable, mud ttcn In liz turn. Into animal matter.
thereby keeping the bluod ruta. and preventing thosa
troublesome. ugly. and nomotlsnoa 'oathsons dis
easas ltbecohcs tnatter Of great Importance nara
70 snppty this sulphur tn lhe human sJston. Ana
nftas many experiments BY lilo abtcst nen i Z Nd
usiod liz local uso. found In 6f.ERNs suLPllut
SOAP. IL the boat. he1 that ~, n. CltiTIENFON'
lstur Ii printed each packet, Without which
nvn1 II genninn. Eo! by dtuRxtsA At 2hrt q CAkes,
GOo Sent by mall rrea'pt Ut price, and DC c1trn
fur zach Caka by C. n. CAlrrESToN. stxtb-Avs
New York.
, 1880-06-26
HUNDREDS OF PHYSICIANS

HCCOHlulGn0 hnaKCfAs Saf@&IAAF1AA H
tho Hest in Use.
We. tho undersigned. having used DIR. C0RnEfTB
RIlAKElt SAitYArA1lfLi.A SYRUP In our practice.
and lnvtnx examined the fosnun by which It Il pra-
pnrcd would chuerfuy recommend to the eo1nnlu-
nifty tho chenpest, kafess and most ecac!ous Of Ill
the preparations OF 4hEsapartl1n In the market. lts
ahty.cnhcentrnted state tthefe bofHe In q 4tTcn
amount Of Syrup tmlco tho amount OF Vegetable Ex-
trnct thnt ny other conn!nal tho caro-. skill. nnd
cfsantIneas Of iia manufacture, hra RuEc Ruarnntea
Of It's purity and uf1oct: II. Il. CROSBY. 81. H.. VI D.
AuCK. N. h. y. NuST0S, IL. D. J. y. ELIltPr, Af D
JAMES NAl!lA ii. u, Tilue. WHEAT. NJ. u, n COLI
tIUltS, NJ. d., NJ. II. J. TkH HknDullT. u. u" 4. q.
FRENCH, III. L., JDBlAi1 Crosby. M. D4 a. g..
GALE. II. H., JAMES A. GltKGl', ii. o.
, 1880-06-26
C. A. GU!lMETTE, N. D.,

rrcacrlbrd All Kinda, Hut tho Shnkerss
IL hest.
Tear Hr: Il has hoen my good fortune to obtain and
ptescriIs your 9tlAKE1t8 BAHSAtAHtLbA com.
POUND to great many patients, bath nt home nnd
absoad, with the hspplUsk rctuits. What ntore can 1e
BALD. considering tho foct thaA your humble eotvent
has u4ud 4hr,A1nsA In Syery hhupo and form during
lung prDfeasunaI casecr7 Ilyo tic Shaker prep
arntnn OF sarrararlla ns an alternatives dsobsFuout
and scfrGernnt In preference to all othafs,
Respectfully. C11As. A. GU ul4AEVTH. MD.
Boston, Nov. ~ 18Th,
, 1880-06-26
AT ELIZABETH, N. j.

EL1zABRTn, N. j., Juno 25.--Tho etonm Cord
ngo Cotnpany's Htorehouso burned last night.
Loss. t75.ooo; insured. Tho fire was oas'bci by
spontaneous combustion. While tho firon1nri
werp at work tho so,,th wall fell killing william
II. Wood, fireman, md William l,osby, m en-.
plpy0 In tho rope works, fatally inJnrlng Ja.neA
Mnrsh mud Int1leY Moore. aud seriously hurting
john IIlrun aud John aclfeFt.
, 1880-06-26

oEonoh ROWLAND EIEcrED surEn1sr1NpENT.
Tho notioh of tho I1oar1 iu eleotiug afr. deorgu
1lowsand rs Superintendent, ylco Doty, created
grcnt surprise oxcopt among tho uino men who
votol for tho successful candtt1Atc. Tho othorS
had bocn kol,t In tho dark, md had not tho re-
motest suspicion of whit WIS going to happen.
The voto by which 1t was done was rs follows:
i5,u1,ud. Awnstrrns' tn rt1rtt. nolancy Fro5.o.
K9lth, steasiana, st!lSs, st9He XoSaSSm% ;S.% u,oh
bars4g4. bs.g1"'0''"''' o4'fa0' '''"A>'A'A"'' -''''
nti.n'N1,HH2yn,GfI,l. t.a.x,Hyr,f.,,,
nose'It-nns ~. ~ ..u..,
The roasons tnr tho chaftsc are neet stated
nw,,at y 'sas .hn o s.',,s" ~ ~ ,bo .o,.,+ ~ 1rr
poty''' sa'd Id Tn,puss reporter to inspector
Armstrong.
"That - l.t, = ait,le.lt question to an'wer"
MY als"9a'.t '.I. ,.,
"nooailse It involves gong over gfoat aoa1
tla n h. nt ""u.1 NV. ay ooa t
o ~. un's,"ma LOW r"a .otnI stn,r,x ,'oco,,.a
In IN tho s"'r opinion w. OF ' majority Of s, Tho
l'oar''' ho was BY bis long oaroor
y" NJ oua'os ~ .aH s n.sn sna anson' us ~ ~
thu naeo tban a' nnv othor 1 NM" v unon rnom Il thov
could % couen,,trata ,. @ ,hoIr % yotcs." t, '''~'''
-. viii i''v ",'smnr s thut N tnLs rav II ~o not
bo fair 10 st"to Just nuw why sr: Doty wa. supor.
sodod. Thoro has beon good deal Of foeltug
utnonv fbn teanhcrs md among TIM pnpnlo.
s,"' 49, ~ ,,nr" i,,t,ss,sto, " ths sshani.
.n "uo @tu "oeu M.o'uSaI !" tae soaoo., ,'.al,
than tho teachers. that tneFo shoul1
ba Il man In tho position who
e s .sss. se 1s Rst, o s to s,sss ..sss.s s s
n, ~. ~ % !. n N r.
eh in,a., s. ~ - FIJI ~ M. s9nnni.
nssh;ns rs NV thnt IT, tinwInn nn.sn.ses ihix
au tnnt ;nt t n4s @ .,ss
so.u,ne.s ~ ~ ht Man t4'o pa'''eS7
Aps1at{. tnosH IN W. oounE , ,, r,..u,.
tM'nat 1GlooIpnS "eto 'aese ~ @1' ooss
"1tnMa,Lletshht!unf tM, h , .,,,,, an<,... n,s .,r,
d aesa as aasg ~ ~ oeen sos uo1ootn au % Hp,o H.
s1th.ss - ~ ~ ~ s fn,;,s - nv t M
n y ~ INV ''asynt tma' N wv uu nn3S
IT, tna s!nesa Fly M nty y ht aoru II MT II hia,
un;,o, 5 G1199 ecoa, I TnGn fr hr: ei hc9 "a
T. seems to NC ought to DO possessod by q b.1pvs.
!ntetlcnS ~ sch4.lis III ofdeF tnlhsplfo ena keep
IT, Gatys 6so.s M e 81 " sno oce 4
Sa e t. sek s eae ss III a .ss
Q, tho CITY, thnrc nays neen IT,, TT onE Ilne Pc
tI.o Hoep' ud tic ' Sisc,on % Il Mr, MoMsn3 Il II
ta0 oltoume OF dlsul!ssloh ~aloo naa oaon 20
III tHa H. anr ~ sntt!e nmS' .h.. +h -,o.+nr ~ "
1,t n,u u nhtpSH& & tna. }ns e ts,t ~ o1,tn. III
44ntys contosnplAtou TemoFA "aA kups qaios
"at s II " aaroonentF .,,a l.. ,.<..,-
nhSnasEr clahae o. .aas n!oe !M9. GHnsU1s
p.htcn u AHays noat ~ ~ ~ s ~
way. 9na Keep inc thin4 Ninla Gfcio' T. Mnuie
Ravp uono tno ma!oftty ~ RappMn ~ pfG.t III y
lne steects npr coom nni"rt1 oa,aa naaG
, 1880-06-26
STANDARD AND RELIABLE.

Ono Of the Most Popular and Reliable
Proprietary Medicines.
LAWRENCE, Masa Ian. n. lEA
N. 4, Hnta1s-Dcar Hirs In reply u Jnur utter nj
tho i9tl. Ahkluz my opinion Ut cOiLnEI"r'b sAksA-
pAKIII.A SYRUP, and tic nuFniOr OF years tlRve
kod H. l~nud Rny II In ono uf tho htss popular Nfd
rooblo n,os,stelnry scMedes cAn call tn mind. NJ
entceta n;n my apprenticeship In the drug busintts
ii years n.u. II hns hlwnJs bcun considered ono Ut
tin stkndnr rcmedts a,sd ~ tsnpnrtunt 10 krcp In
atock M paregurio hive syrup Very truly yours.
II. ii, WHITNEY, Druggist
, 1880-06-26
BEST SARSApARILlA.

Has Always filycn Sntislnctlon.
ll0Br0x, inn. 70, 1880.
Mt. N. A. DHrons-psar ars hav& and the
SHAKER SAtsSArAN1i.A fur tho last thirty ycurs.
It haa always aty0n satisfaction. conetaor It ono OF
tho hest preparations Of tho kind Hasde. funra 70.
spcotfu!ty, A.G. W1LAolt nt1iekA@
Have usod It ulyBelf and sold It In my stnro for moro
thnn twenty yenrR~ ]. L. OuElla usuR4ist
l.akN FIIlHxp, n II.
, 1880-06-26
WON THE MEDAL,

O1NcIwR&T1. O.. June s5.-The gold medal Of
fered by 1Iownrl Lockwood, Of Now York, fos
tho machine or improvement In tho milling mt
chino Of tho 8rentest ulorlt Invented within tho
pnstteu ycara to be Inhibited at tho lntcr.
national Nxitnslti0E+ WIS AW1rdod to tho GuorH0
r. Hkuith MiIllniu Purifier.
, 1880-06-26

-. TlTuSVIlLE OIL MARKET.
TrTusv1LLH, pA, June 23.-PEfnoLEuH-Aar.
ket opened at t1.1lkl highest. $l.0sh; lowest,
$1.o0; closing ut 61.(sK. Shipments, 1.tN bar
rels: churtors, 47,o0 barrels; transactions,
4: ,O00 barrels.
, 1880-06-26
DlXI CROSBY, NJ. D.,

Now HnnarRliiro'a Greatest Physlcian,
Thtsa Speaks OF II.
DeaF EIr: In nnswar to yoMr inquiries concerning
the COMPOUND SfNUP OF NAHHApAKII.LA, "A
prepared by the sooety Of shnkers In Canterbury NJ
H.. would nay that hare been familiar with tho
prescription, and lave htways recommended 1t from
mir personnl knowelge Of th.i4S concerned In III
rrcpnrntion which to me IL prot lint Ia Just what
it purports 10 be. ulxI CROSBY, II. D.
, 1880-06-26
HALF 4 CENTURY

or Unaulllcd Reputation Attcsted by
Reliable DrMggt.ts.
1t0WEII~ MesA. Jon. %, tah
N. 4. NRfG0H, Trustee, cio. Shaker Village. N. Ill
DEAR Sir: Our acquaintance with " Friend CcrbettH ~
existed many ycnrx before he put Tho Syrup III the
markell md wero accustomed tn rsocure our sup
ply III ten-gniIun kt,t. Fn, that tina to thA Pt-
Rod Of nuk much 1rs8 than half century. VIC hhso
kept 1t In stock Our cdnndonca In tho good quality
Of ths syrup Is In nu way Impaired.
Very respectfully. yuur friends.
CANLTOS 4 HuyEf, DtuRsists.
, 1880-06-26

The public Will beware Of q frAudu~
lent Initiation of n0bbius' ElectrIo Boap now he-
ing forced m the market by Misrepresentation.
II viii ruin any clothes washad With It. 1ns!$s
upon having uobhlua Electric.
, 1880-06-26

DO not poison yoursclf by indiscr1mis
nate application OF cheap prepaFa tonA, but cal
for toilet watets, powders, COSMETICS, eto-, uadf
by J. & 4, Atkinson London.
, 1880-06-26

Dr. WIN. A1cx- Green, Macon. Gan
Mrltes: Coldcn's L!obis'4 Liquid Extruot of
necf ia general debility. wc4kneas. Dyspepsia
loss Of appetite. and nervous ahalct1ona hATa
found It lha boat gsM01Y NYer used.
, 1880-06-26
JEREMIAH BLAKE, NJ. D.,

In pfact{ce s. EcNFN, lfnh Always E1Bs
kcrtbeta 1t.
GJtMANroS 1nos WORKS. n. H. Dec. p is'0
Ttsia certslics that hnva bcsn in ta rract1ca nf
medicine h3 ehra md fur lung tIo hhvs prcscrbef
CUlthEI~l"3 HfIAKEItA AAlsSAl'AtelLtA. ] coil
hllcr II vniuDhle medicine. A. Alternative tbood
pusftcT) Il hRs an effect tho rin10 sJstem rnmoT"
Ing nr pnillnlng i,senAe When hhve Ind chronic
casc where could hardly tell IL nnturo. have Of
dcrcd tic uto Of tho sasaapalIn with hanrY effect
Tho cnscs In which hare found II noat useful woro
those Of Hcrotuh Indigestion. Chronic Lung And
Heart Complaint md thuse nf General Debility.
JEREMIAH BLAKE, II. D.
, 1880-06-26
NOTHING LIKE II


For Scrof>sloua Impurities OF tho BLOOD.
Tho SHAKER ssA1lsAPAltIiLAisa Is a valuabla mod
icIne In Tho trsatens Vt eGrofuioas and cutnnaous
tlfsenses. secondary dyphiH, and Chronic Afeetonh
~ the Liver; md confidently recommend It to tho
Profession % ut Ast.oto worthy af attuntfon.
RICHARD 4. ]. TESSEY, n. u.
, 1880-06-26

At 8A UNUUFt lI4lts
dpfetat Dspasth 10 Ths ChtcdPo 1rtbun&.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Juno 25.-The depot at
saybrook, On tho Lako Erio j. Western. III thls
county, wns destroyed by tre last night, orig
tnntiuX from a bnlt Of lightning.
, 1880-06-26

YELL0W-fEVER.
NEW YonK, Juno 25-Six Of crow Of q bnrk
from Hayti aro In tho Quarantine Hospital with
ygllOH-fovtr,
, 1880-06-26
j" "FRIENDLY SOCIETIES."
Cornelius Walford Has More to
Say Of These Peculiar
Institutions.
Valuable Suggestions for Adding
to Their Safety and
Usefulness.
They Ought to Reinsure Their Death
Benefits In 0ld.Iine
Companies.


Benefits In 01d.Line
Companies.
s'es'a' cors'p""df"ee p nj cat'a'' 1r''a"*
LONDON, Juno t0.-rn MY Inst enumerated
tic pr,nrfrlu lnta and tables which had, dnrtng
the pcriod of a!H'nt n century, been prcpnrcd In
tho interest and for tho R11tinnce uf wl,at we
Gull Friendly Insurance. Societies. The object
t,f auch IN enumeration wfF perhaps sufficiently
obvious; but few additional rcfnnrks rnhy
lend nnphnals tn tho occaslon. Admitting TINT
III tho beginning Friendly Societies. n common
with utlior insurance associations, bud TO Hropn
their wny gnol tlcnl In tho dark, and hence
that tcnthtIve md experimental pr11ccssos had
70 hu resurtc,l to. In shnping tholr 'nnnns 10
thor ents; admitting, sny. ii! this. which IS
lstorGaily true T. t not s.!!al'y y trstn TINT M nc
long Alnte paAArl nwny7 sag must t!nlI,hasien!ly
that there y not o.G slnGlo ca*snf lcnGtlt which
Uf yuitr c.'nntry which cannot tettctned w!ih H.
must entire precision ia reatlon e 10 pccti,llnry
Ht. A.1l 4 tho cost q ny such lc.nilts tD tho
also b: detrrfnintd with precis,n. u.
us il wa ~ With 'ir % sary boneilt m socsctis I" ink
up tho various eAsscs Ut hcncilts tobe cnnfcrrr'l
"i, illolr members In such a manner ~ IN appear
Gttr!ctiyc nnl 40 hs so!netiFes to be very inis-
!ast fait In your nelkhbHrng clty Of in,lianap'.
Kentlcinan Win tai E!vcn d. considerable degree
sens ssiiernllyl I 5sd p!aced IeIese n!e lie
wcro mt downright swniEss " tics!gn rot 20
near to the l,rcr. ling ot that sort Of thing that
ihsy ronlly did nchil. and even more to under.
Btaild whlch a!ld whero wcre tho csasscs to whom
hGy atnnt fs ber o s with tho ut-
urcB Ut Indivsl1tsu! Rchcnlcs which hAyc ct!1tl-
, 1880-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Shhkefx' Basbapurti!n Il Just what II pur
posta 10 be,-Dtrt Cr6sby. II, b.
, 1880-06-26

TTsTsleKp, stop 1t tho Astos Aoass. Now York.
, 1880-06-26
SPRING MEDICINE.
- All %vnS -sx1 rR.>tf. R0rAa

IA remedy for Tho Spring Tho SHAKER SARSA-
pAHlLl4A IL OF EEeat ya!uo, ceaAlnR tbs boad, r9x.
u1A4ing tho stomach md buwels, AHd carrying nway
froi the Ayste many nf dtnense. X n vaae-
bio NJ housohn!d medicine hanK 10 children
and youth and the most aotctto fsmh1Usi and, parth-
kun nj resular tnta1yRa. 1t preaeryes the heath and
nsusea robust coEsltutIon Atnlh0rs ara ta HaF1n-
osl friends, mid females afflicted with wasting and ul-
cosnuyQ iorna Ut disoAso Hud Il truly grpat msdi-
cine.
DruRztatA aso authorized to warrant ~ genuine sv~
cry bottle bcAflnR Tho signature Of Thu4+ Cofbett
, 1880-06-26


said th9 movement toGk hitn sn.tT2y ny sMspr'He
especially sInce Ae nAu nolnihnttn mr. nnntJ, a!G
k9w that @ TO-" 81 M tho m Staoefx S III
E,ns nrft,s, i rhn, wt,s 1nm,in IND TINT tht,s1
h"vnr urfnvnnrns ,yn,I,i vutI In blank: Ilit III,
,m.l rt,t hn1 thu rTnotnst linn thnt Ut,tv wn,id
hn ttnfratrti and mnycsl tint If sOyprni OF tho
n,oniet,s hatf Nnd Hi,ch m Jdca. fhure wnlii
hsvo hmm t,,nra linn mn lTnnf vote Cnst Hitlce
Me f,ofv ma fnnn ,inf"itt,,i howorGr In wns
satiisno1 s tHst oo thos" hmd f1ncm sn1uI omn
",afT,~ m III Tho suhleot. bat whuro or whoa
Sn En,s -" mi, III rrpnrtltI The nt,yemgnt
~ onnst IL" p,ihSto j,1trrcat mid epoke in tf,s
hieI4ast tcr,ns u ~ the Observation-Disclosures saving
thst H. ."hs ,Snr,, n,ynr II, ncttor oUndiitom.
t,1i tint TN 1rnstSat nrt,,f,,iy hn nruynilo b..
@ iwun % lin an,l In, i.acnurs. Ilesltlu Himself,
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agricultural.
GOOD FARMIN

AS evidence that good farming
does pay, the LsGrapge Reporter
reports he case Of Mr.. a J. Heard,
who resides 10 the western portion
Of Troup county. When he came out
of the war all be possessed in the
world was mule, a shotgun, wife,
a child, to which may be added ro-
bust health and indomitable energy.
lie went to work first as an overseer:
then, by thrift, he managed to get
possession of piece Of land. He
now owns two plantations and rams
a third, makes from 100 to 1915 bales
Of cotton yearly, owes nothing, and
has sold this year $500 worth .ro4
wheat and $3.50 worth of oats He
has this season killed nine hogs and
has eighteen more to kill, and ia ad.
ditiou to this has meat Of last year
killing for sale. In his capacious
cribs there are about 600 bushels of
last years corn, and he has on hand
about forty bales of the present cot
ton crop. He has charming home,
bavipg new house, handsomely
finished inside, and when his family
takes a ride they go 10 an elegant
phaeton. Evidently some kind of
farming does pay.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08
LIBEL DIVORCE.

vlrNA JANE BURLINGTON, In Cobb Sure
Vs. ,rior Court, No.
JOINS TAYLOR BrFrlNGrox. Syember Term,
1879 Rule to perfect service It appearing
10 the Court by he return of the sheriff that
the defendant does not reside in this county,
and it further appearing that he does not reside
In this State. Ii Is on motion Of the council or
dered that said defendant appear and answei
at the next Term oi this Court, else that The
cause be con sidered To- defanlt and the plaintiff
be- allowed to proceed and I, is further ordered
that this rule be published iu The Marietta Jour-
nal once "a month for four m9aths. TAis Novem
Der T., I-79
GEO. y. LESTER. J. :. c.
\ true extract taken from the minutes OF
Cobb Superior Court
JNo. b. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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BE was rHp FIDDLER:

A Spanish curale having preach
ed With great elcquence against the
deadly siu Of gluttOny, his house
keeper was so deeply impressed by
his discourse that she slipped out,
ran to the parsonage, threw the sue
culent breakfas she had prepared
for her master into the pigpen and
spread the table with herbs and such
like savorJ messes.
The good priest, returning from
the church, complained of the Spar
tan simplicity Of the fare, whereupcn
the housekeeper recalled to his
miud the position he had taken in
his sermon.
'Juanita,' says the good clergy
man, you have gone to the place Of
a Sunday afternoon to see then
dance, haven't you 2
Certainly, your reverence.
Did you ever see the fiddler
dance 2
Never, your reverence-of course
not.
well, Juanita, am The fiddler.
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A Jewish pedder recently travel
Jog on foot through the Grodno Dis
trict, Poland, was attacked in a
wood by u footpad, who robbed him
of all The money he he'd 81 Mt him
and then let him go lroceed-
ing Oh his way, the plundered ped
dler met mounted gendarme, to
whom he related his mishap, and
who proceeded at once to search for
the robber, accompanied 10y the
plundeeed man They soon came up
with the object Of their quest upon
whose person the stolen money was
found, as well as two clasp knives,
poke. whistle, of which "unconsid
cred tr.iles" the gendarme took pos
session. Having bound the cuIprits
hands behind him and attached him
to the gendarme's saddle by a cord,
they etarted for the nearest village,
the peddler on foot, the police officer
on horse back. Presently it occurred
to the latter that he might as well SIS
certain what sort Of tone could be
produced by the corhscated whistle,
which he accordingly put to his lips
and blew with lntimely vigor..-
Straightway there appeared upon
the scene a horde Of armed brigands
who surrounded the party, and after
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-08

Swine that are Gtleniug will do
better with soakd corn than with
div Corr stepped in water for -
hours has been found more economi
cSI 60 feed than when ground into
meal Tie animals are sooner filed,
the food digests better, and conse'
quertly, the feeding is finished more
expeditiously, and feed-which IS
mooey-is saved.