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ART.
AIT NOTES.

Ant NOTES.
The Queen l,as ordered n painting OF the
"Capturu ut Cetywayo."
--ll0sa Bonheur IL at work OIL soma lmpor-
taiit pttttlrrs ut her home In FOntntncbleau.
Sept, q n statue Ut Titan was unveiled
with grrnt coro,mony II, Ills NATIVE city, rleyo
| Ill Ca.t0re.
-sleps llavc bccn taken to preserve Tic Fra
Ailgeltco frcscoes III tho outer cloiss9r Of San
Marco, Ftnrcncr.
-Dr. iiumann l,ns uncarthed Mt perga,nus
n marble statuo Of Athene, headless, but re-
talning both It's arnls.
'--Madrazo is painting the portrait Of CAM
l'ctta, which lio will sensl to tho Salon Of
1851. lie receives for 1t 10000 francs.
Thu King of the Belgians Inns bought
Alfred Soruns' "'rlo Little Orphnn," aud
1sltiore Ver|tuy.lcm's "Tho harvest"
The annual prize OF 1000 francs given by
tho Z" Belle Artt," in Florc,,cc, WIS won tins
year by Zig. 1Ia{aello KomaAelli. for q mo del
iiclay.
-'rhe lntcst acquisition 10 tho ClMny Mn::
SCUM IL the collection OF shoes anu boots,. Dt
iii ages niul countries, formed by the lutte
| Jules tacquennlrt.
baron Charles t1o 1lothsclllli1, OF Frank
fort, iins lately atlel to Ills collection a sl.
perl, cup Of silver gilt, n 'narveluns work Of
.tnnlMltxcr, tho price Of which, 1t Is saiu. WIS
110, ,000 francs.
Lio,tcss," By Wolf, of llerlin, whlcl. was
| shawn Mt tIle Centennial Exhibition, ilns
found n place in froMt Ut tho HoulqgicnL Car
dcns, at l'airnuunt park, Philadelphia.
Tho Warwick Vasp IS Tie, production Of
Lysipptts, stnttlHry to AleXn;HlSr tug ,.t !5feat'
as,t as THs IL Esiad H nj b. i ST. Sir W!iam ialto i,
1854. 1t Is Of sci,tpturel n1arb!e. adorned
with elegant figures iii hlgh relief. Z
The sixty-six paintings a1d studies by
! anil belonging to tho tstnto Of ulo lnto VIII
sS,ua.ba. TI.a highest prce iald was s .'xt1'.
M'f tio iatEo M'p paiis Hs " wiic M 'ss isa II is
"a bictrrs By Mr.. W. 7. Dana. Of Inoston,.
Is on exhibition at Durat'd lsMcrs gallery, III
the Rue .lg Ia pa!x. pHElss ltrepresents M tllo
J by All English squadron il thu wlr OF tSi9.
1t Ilas ueen bought by Il gentleman Ut Saw
York.
IA how pantng by ,rEttan las beer, dis
! covered in tha Austrian Chateau d'Allbr'.s,
werG It ng g4pt nnGSe5 IL ts t9F wfs "y 81 liz Es
peror Charles ". There are said Z, be tnil
prnofs or tho Authenticity Of the work, which
7 llas been t,lkell to Vlellia.
There Is story current TINT a Joint stock
company hAS hcer formed III l5e!gstllM u nc
saye sioS eaci. h 'f Tiu nro'otsrs ny also sai o
lave n,i.t!e n Contruct with Afeiss0t!ter by
which tho Inter binds himself to l'aint two
pictures, encii nbUnt " leet BY I'll, tllg one q
T,s te stI,es y t'1at II S oi "War" Sieissoner IS to
get 1,50o, ,0oU francs. .
An exchange states that tho Atozzl Palace,
opposIt tho bridge Df Le Graxie, IL Flnrcllce.
one Of tie oldest an!I r,ps. historically ii,,. II
, 1880-12-25
THE OLD YEAR AND THE new.

For Tbs Chicago Tribnnf.
"Thou Old Year, how ccuscoss and swift - thy
faIu Woul.l actaLn thec: 0 tarry to- nInhtl
ynarIl to rrc0ll III! 1,y sngs a1.l thy tears:,
oGasto not to fnii IN tho runks Of doad years!"
"Nuy, Hl0rtns, wink mortal,
Thou askest IN vain;
Th!s sldo of Tunes portnl
hay nu yeAr rtEnnln."
"stin i,nRor, thou Old ycar-for Joys thou dIdst
o leave me It's artor, Its faith, md liz sooth"
amy. youth Il hut iicetlng-
Tu,os ht,lnws mrs beating
Forever nild nyD.
And help In my strait, thou fNm!llar Old fGar!
'rh0l kaDltlrst aol1l0 deoLs that long 10 undo;
Thou knownst Ut thoughts both unwise nud uu-
"Nay, nsk not, nor hopo not,
Tho I'hat tn reHaln:
Thru hatlat y Tree hg1po-nos
Il bond or GhAlnI'
"Then col Thou nrt cruell I love sheo no
Thou Krstntest 10 ha1n for heart sick and soro !!
| turn, aud tho Orient lloaycns ! see;
New rear, advancing. what dearest thou
III hrInv bopo md healing
-,urol my wttlo Wings;
Thu future conecaling.
"Dut thou art so strange. and foar thou dost
bids -.
Son,e future Of fortune, somo wo to betide;
D Whisper thy AeGr0la. that now may know
What JoEs must ysod, aud what xIaducss foro-
"Nay, wherefore affirm thee?
ThIs luur IL unknown;
Tint fAtU doth tut hlrtN thua
Which yet II unknown"
"Then welcome, o Now Your, with greeting and
AohE,. 49,
And smooth bc tfy pnth as thou sneedest al0nR
btay bright l0 thy blessings, AuA f9W ba tAy
teOra.
Ard Gnt so,la US all many Happy Nov roarsl'
| OSHKOSH, Wts. bl. Il. 1lANNod.
, 1880-12-25
The Merits Of 1ha Weekly Tribune

AZ HfIesparor apparent 10 at1 Wc boltove tial
It exceIs III thu nIant, uuuty. ana sarleiy ol ths
ruGdnH. which Il prusld0a, oyUry oias p!blca
ton ut tho kind In s,ls country. TI0 space allottaa
su hlssttiiers II Enrlosay kept down to nAFFo" ''L
lts MDra than ty columns " cer. tfjb't fvuf u's
<dtath tvtek &pih ths atat nsEut ed!tnrlal dlsca'
sl0nE, stoetos, uSsnys, poems. humorous pnrusFarS
spuciat articles Ut int0rest lAgefs aud thu iae'
snnrket reiA,Fts.
liz Mark1t reports nro unsurpassca cnbrncna ~ 81
tho b1l1r1Atl0u which fn.lncr2 require fUf a llts
psat transaction Ut business, both spor4 and ooJ'
eEb. $3.50.
fncts about railroad combinations and ratoa are
always noticed In THE WEEKLY,
improvements VI agricultural machinery und new
methods Ut utlIisnG G4Ini products aescFltsa ~
THE WEEkLY.
"Anral js.," wratcs on "Tho Fnru md Garden,
10. L. H." IN "ilurtcuEaurvt" md "votsrsE!an ~,
on "'rhs F.eld Ind StaAls," III zach Issue VI f"s
WEEItLY,
Tho llou,o department, gossip about tho fashion"
shurt stofes, Atld lboomy, leTnFy Esoctlohs w. ~
iaat0 1Ilx WEEKLY attractive to tho adlas sna tns
youngor mnmbers of tue Ianlly.
, 1880-12-25

Tie variability of. winter. weather Is SO:
we're tust tu \. pianos Stabfllty OF tune, niAl
only a.l Instrument Ut faultlcss construction
cun maintain uniform perlnailence VI tu!te.
lNl,ly, ct Ijustu, have Ma.o their upright
plnlsus ~ Us 10 llisuro perfect atld unyarying
oXrrllelcu In this respect. 0thor upElKlts
lnuy fAil, but those or tllls firms llhit!tnct-
n5s st ior II i1e np ~ @ ,uE tM
time. ". ". .klmoail, CORNER Statu a.ul
Adams streets, ltAs n comprehensive uss0It'
1nenl Ut tlycse YOpulAr pluuu5.
, 1880-12-25

feet above l,lr,. About this time tho ,ncn an
fcar, apparently regar!lcSs OF mo mil INV INV
:!aE. Iilere w9rv probably 100 guns ilre;iI
bnluts soui1rtl 10 io yrry ,tcli like M l,nIi, 1c
stnrm. As suon Ms nll liruin gut jI[s h,.ai
stl!i enough SO tlarc slloot. lniu liu, on
sr1a, MI1, t'cy wern trttnS SO many guns.
.cr %t Hc ysi Ws ~, S sh"; g wSg o 5 ~ It
st'on sttccnM9ett to tho hot lenu Tint was br.
lnE o',reE ",, Ei,, Int hts body. Wlen the ilon-
fmr.ttess Of nj! orders, nlul TINY wcra stron
]ol!clt by tue three otl.er lines" Now S1. Es'1.
ernl search commenced In tito centre n,ul
t tlrGuEl. tug liAtts mud caves on tte slles oi
were found n,!t killed, tho last ono lelnr n
tic tor Of flon tree. Frlns i,ow s' cIoseil'ii IT.
darklcss wns .cominY OIL. Tic. men wcrs,
apot where tho ldg bcnr had bpcn klIlrIp'
They were ordered 10 discharge thOir unrs
md then stack them. Then tho labor Of "'
1,ls1uuixa THE GAME
commenced. First tic wolves were drawn
r, a'!a If t.lcr9 we; were tust seycneen. II was
uail by tho Slate for wnlf.scalp ps-sllnuli
bu expended tn refreshments for tno l,unt.
inE !losst, Accordingly two ,ugn were lis.
patched! 10 The settlement, Of lllchleld, sey.
E!Mt HltEo UU IllG EitSlt kiIDlC u 1!fuClIFn
whit they could find, mil return Will it to
tho scet!e OF tho tlRy's aGtloll. within Il lev
1nltrs tic lnGn rGttlrActl, bringing t,arrel uf
whisky, drawn In 4 sled by n yoke OF oxen,
III the lncalltftMe the other Enino fntl tlepn
gathered, ntnl 1t was found that there wuro
over. 800 deer ami twetty-one hears, i
raustng big tlrc Wns built, md tie sccn0
which !Atl recently been Il vast slaughter
lHn hau now turned tnt0 Nnc Of bOtstrrUns
jubllntlD,l nlld lncrrineht. Il rUl!.cnl ,yIy
ma,tc, mil 1t WIS found TINT there wcru III
men on tho ground. And tlien, rs "1iilry.
tho Rover" OF Cleveland, thu bait( Ut the uc.
cns1o,'t describes II In Ills lines Oh This hunt
composed soinu years after:
They snt tho bnrrct IN one end,
AMI stove tho othcr In:
Thpy ttsc for tnpster to attend
~ ladEo madc Of ill.,
n, .,,,.,., ..
Ws w'IrS ,1ss;s au ~ ,,,, ~ ,r',,s', 'Iust '"ea'
An' Wns a1n urn,K ss, " c ,cr mnt1Rnr n t,.
IL Irlnk on SUCH .,lEhs. @''"
- 0'-'''
Then every man drank what he chose,
:, And nll wero sncn Of eI,llnk:
nut not lighting wrnliKlg rose,
Anu t'ot nun Rotafs1nx.
:. The word was now passed that tho wlolo
slnau
CANT HERE FoR THE NIGHT.
A half dozen men soon Ind tlnld Ut the h}r
bnnr, drawing him up l1y tho Hind itrs:
turkaI OF thu skin, nlNl tic fnf. crnnsy rar
cnsy W,y soon roustiug and shifting brit,r lin
large camp lire. hut few OF tho hunters lA,l
| brought n little H,JOhnny cakp.' mt! n slirn
, 1880-12-25


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It was onr pleasure to recently hear tho
following from II correspondent lit tllr tialt
House, L0ulsyille, Ky. am we'll acquainted
with tllo President Ut q National bunk Ii
out tho StMte. lie l.as been unable to do
anything with himself for the past five ycrs,
md Inns pnltt Dut largo sttlns Ut inulley fOt
tho cure Of Ills complaint; nothing, however,
al!crtel Him ns did st. jacobs OIL, which, 10
ciasnss, las .lone Him more good than ail lllu
medicines llo ever used. Ills ailnent WIS
rheumatism. anu he suffered severely u
StNtcll.-i5rC}iInf|c
, 1880-12-25

prove highly useful to those WHO hnve rot
access tt tic authorities from whom the tt,is,
ta,tnns are ,nnic. X wurk less rrctent[ons
,l,t 1>oastfu1 In lts tonr would bo iliosc likely
tn command tho confsleMceUf sober il,t1MirGrs.
nst!u tho book without III, Impartial cXtiNl1tn-
tion at It's contents, which Will spenk for
tlIolusglvrs
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.,,,.,,,. ,,,.,.ai n.11iS 1t.,,I. > s"s t,, x,, -
,o,, chS rio.". nt.'us' ., aua .no sp!"s VI
lssl, Is MI unusually atssacliVe humber.
or <trt il n u,,,Is,,al merit md nnply fullttls
all tho promises madc by its entcrprlslns COLI
ductors.
,o.an ns ;a t.1oxun artics !ra H.,
Affair ut Kings Mountaia," by J. Watts le
reyster; "'rlle Southern Campaign, 17s0:
"Trarts of ti,o Ancricnu Ilcyolution.n by j.
G. stoesbrldEc: @ M "Ir"iici, Iiiii and thc Traii
tioi,s ii of ths French in Norti,ern Westeilrs-
Iortraits," hy tho Editor: "rlle Casa OF
Osce0la, by Il. II. Potter, U. S. a.
,;, peeenpgr my, mngsr o1 e cMfnno conn"s
ti,a fnf,n,v;nw ~ nri,,inai @ c"nuMI,,,irath,ms.
aEcuital irrita,!o,'. M iornther VIII! Yo,na it,.
,narks ~, I'm jiv1itsnn ii liza i;unitnI urcniis
ioE Gysts o 1ni;aatt SosT;ssa tgfA wiil III
ii.,rnto ii,aM, iim,a,rrl.9t1is TrnInnsns vag,m,n
ai,i Ei',roiii ,r,,n,nrs ~ tha if"r,s3S,,nt:,sss
ri nvnrimt,imr' - hv II" +. Sanicy' M: H. !.
~ S,tnrni spst',o, II i;,srasns H. ri II Is
stnxItfn. y nv; Truu,nn " I,rntIv. II. t. !:
!. Aistrn1ct ~ M ,lir.ss hniiv,rs,s, Hpfn,,,
,,n Si,,n,nt Nsscrutint, nf i;mslt airticai
t;oiIcru.T br f'ruf. Uu Tnskfe Miller. y
film Doen,rhnr u1,u,h.r nf tltn T,fe11,tt,
ti,,,nI f7e,ist, ci.,u,.s the ninth vnj,tn,n
Inc t,,e fnilnw,nW tnbls ~ "n,,t"nts. "Stofn
Smmmrt @ ~ iinmn,niI,nti tionni St.innjs In E,,-
,in,.Fi y j. Nv thn i,er' Il. ". i,uIr ii. D.
S,EnElish pLEt0sophy ani English Phltost,.
r,,~rs " hv i1n,IinI t;r"nninmf 'rhnmnsnn. !.
"Nl "Nlnxnntpr Von iiumIoi,f in i'oIIties." by !
Enri iilin1j. Wi,Isii f,tft..n T.. hy Wnltnr
t;ham,,nrtni,I. M. il. aTie Drink irobit,il. =
by Fe!ix l.. Oswald. N. D.: "a ll9ply TO
l'rnf. ynnainy PRICE," BY Edward Atkinson;
1.-THE University Of Texas," by Prof. Oscar
Statute" by the lion. Jnhn Lowell; "TWo
l'aeiHs.-!.nvo'a Gnin; l.ove's Gitt," by i.
W. 1}purui1lon; and "Contemp0rary Lltera-
ture."
-rrhc ronuorr numhnr NJ Scyl,,,,cr,s con-
totus ~, n"nn,,Mi ~ ;hn ni,nS n,ul w"ttn,fa ~
ti,a nn,v r.. " iinrnic~fcni nnI f"r',,n"t,t rfnni
u nmroan IN" r.nent,v .stnh,1s"d % h. tt,n W;mrhns.
tor fhscrvainrv! ~ WIZ a;atiHce NY }rn, ~ 70,
H. hsrs9al ailslcct;Ghn h on 1e snoI n,s u
{s SSaiy aa ssSt dt i Ss t. rs!ss f
,ti II nh.
@ . ,s ~ o.Eranf atc1a ~ tha onii ~ -
ey nsG ,i' sn.. ~ ~" faot y, ~ y
sSe9!, tngethei wy. snnlo s'aEMnl .acts ~
tho ne!nas!iL M uilu G!tpats ~ t!vI1o@.e!ess' @
naHo ny tno hfslela ~ n"le 'l.u Haua! m!esrs
to tha render. tug sallH number a'Sn con.
ta!l,s tau! sonu necoiInt, q alt. John l.' Farsgs
! mn Mf' LOUIS Y. liltahY's recent Wo1K III
! SLAlilGu glass.
, 1880-12-25
Extraordinary Chaapnass.

VhIio the pEIce Of snEla subscriptions will Eean
at tI.S0a year, Eipt coplss UflME WEEKLY 1'1shuNs
will b4 mat!Gd ono yuaE for Ftps fA'iiAn Wistaso plo
IMd, md ~ MY ono can luaau VII Club VI Hv0 wv
los, II reduces tho prlco " ONE D05.a'.Am y. :.
WEAK. Fur Txunty po1Iara 1wGnty corlos W. hs ~
year and tros copf ~ tho gsster'ep VI Wv
, 1880-12-25
moro t,,on l,o lid In tho case Of tho Nc

my moro tllnn io tt1tf In tho case of tho Nc
Dunnpll'sor Glencoe to sl.c'l the reG.ltnto;, ~;
OF tic saf,c mul,nfch. T',e Young lrrsaslu.
trs as ley now wGr'' caiis9' .rs1'eM ti!n.
Of 1t ironl MI Irish stalulpnint; u WIS ~.
iha lstory 81 U,Ns|l, NeNSyin = g q, the ,,J,I u.
e1lnrs a,u ihu Confederation Of Kilkenny.
Others wrnie nt other, tmrltsls. Dayls pr,-
jtu,tl M, c,tItion pf ttH Orators Of lt1,tallt;
lie edited Curran'9 spescllSs ,l!sss,,it ,t,tsnt a
Mitf"ni n ,ie co,'si.ierstl nj El,Eisi, ciassle.
Meantime. the NHtioH wis weekly prenGt-
inE 1t tt& '.ansscs. Essays. poems aekshH!s, !:
l,a,etH, alt llntl nfu 0l'1tct,-tn taslGtstG tila
1Or freedom, to llnko then, proud II tiieir
name nlut nation. Ono poet (AleCarthyl
wrOte:
Think. Eeilcet. Inquire: e, cTa,m!tn}e; a.,at},,,.
Know tho lila TINT kecr thco 70.
s MT's, fs9 + scnsS s ;f + ls sSste,s i;,,s; know
They were taught to rely uHoit themselves,
"tho llclp that sl,put wit1Iln 6e sought scortt
frlU, without to bortuw.n l,avls pUureH oitt
Its wllolc soul III The effort t0 impress OH Ills
conrtrYmcli tho necessity of unton:
Never to fhltcr, nnver uatrty,
With I'LL Amen, wc sWcnf 1t aunln.
Grunge md Green will curry tho day.
The dignity Of labor was preached, 9'1tl tae
Under the tnsll of tlo Nntln,t writer's. Truth,
candor, honesty, mil $obriety wcFo incal-
Gated:
For Freedom ean'ea from g, Coils r!sl.t Icy hand
1t ncetisn Enolty trim nf righteous n'eu
10 t,lakc our isle rntton oilec aEh1'.
One thing which tho Nation writer's great
1y deplUrcd wns, tlnt 50 many lrisl,nIen elt-
tered tlo Rr!tls r. tn5y,i nry r.. y,ioa }Ht WV "
Ills free!!on; This was all wrong, a1s! iley
wrnie bitterly ubynt II. laerc Is ,iic statlzn or
n hal1al sung nt TINT ti1nt III the fnlrs aul
markets, and which was first printed III tho
hHtttH:
Go-to find. mid crime nnd toll.
The tlon.n to which sneh guilt Is hurrfed;:
UO--tu tcnve nh lndnn soil
lnur hn'ica to utcnch. AGcursctl, unbrr!cd;
Whoso wrun4s with wrl.th the world aro MI ing;
tiu--,o SHY c,,c brnllier-slavc..,
Or spurn to lake tho saxun shilling.
With teachings such rs these cmbotllet In
elegant langl1aEc iii glowing rersc--yersn3
which won tho unqualified pstlfsv Ut i,nrtl
ax MasssaY e e tld e WYsr 70 KSs at fFs te ". @
l;ecatin popular i'll lre'and. Fie,winhows Ut
the Uillcp were t'ften hroken by the eager
throng that sought, copies. IT arrived i, THO
country town Satn!ny wnem n, ',e h. scai ra +
alnnu in the evening to crowds Ut ill.teratc
hut eager listeners. The ynung meM read md
discussed the articles al,l tllc poetry With
fsSo ie s'%sss sss a II s''ay S s'"ss .!'oi'?nE ai
thu blacksmith, was sure to have cnuy y J.. u
rea.l by the young. farmer wl,0 brought " ny
llurar tu te sl,ol: The gospel Ut liberty, h!t
Hs 's, sec.i s,i'' WIS i sawn TGs aryest il aboui
Iie iirst yorumc Of Mr.. Du!ry's book closes
appropriately with tile dent!. of Davis, which
occurred III 1915. Samuel Ferguson sums III
tho work of his life:
Q, brarc yo'sng tncn-my love, my prlde' my
F'0.te!HS
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TIE TESTIMONY or THE AGES,
An octave volume Ut ,002 pages has colMe
to hand which consists almost entirely Ut
extracts from good Ruthora pertaining 10 the
genutneness aud authority Ut the different
books Of the Bible and tho illustration 0f
their contents. Tile work has beeu prepared
BY Herbert ". Norris, d. u. Tho authors
eraly scholarly u1ld reliable, ald ttse huit,er.
Gus Illustrations arr, for tho mtkst part, well
executed. The volume contains q vast
amount Ut valuable information, n1iu wlll
, 1880-12-25
SCHILLER AND Ills TIMES.


sc,1111;Er ASD ITS TIMES.
7ohn,,,,as sni,orr,. h,ol. ,v,th t,,a obovo
1oi."t'es oenelts pooA WIN ,'le au',o W.
lille l'ns been Translated tF0lls the ierllah ny
Elisabeth Mcclellan, and published, with
several illustrations, by ]g Kol,lcr, Of Plslln-
,lnlnhto ,rho out1,or Ia eyl1cntlv n warm
"e'p'.'. -, iIo ""s .,''',n ~, .,,n eat "".' ~
n'!d enthusiastic at!lhates OF tho great Ter
innn writer Ills NiM |,ns been to pTesent y
llfe-llso picture Of Schiller, md to draw for
tho Middle Ages wero still consn!cq,ous, the
last days Of tho queue. tho peri,Ml u TIC
Rnvolutlon it France which tle!lollsliett the
Ntti.udenna Influence Ut Luther. There, IL
no prrsensc TO n, Gsthotfe crlticls!n Ut Tho
works Of the poot. It Is Il faithful pict,lre OF
Schiller In unlly life, mud Of that cpncl. ION
which. III spite 0f tts shadows. no German
cn,i look buck without Ills breast swelling
with genuine PRIDE"
...
THE RADICAL CLUIs OF nOSTON.
This Club, whose meetings ntlli discussions
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
AMERICAN COMPETITION.
The following suggestive article appears
Sae Bristol tEng.l Times and Mirror:

The following suggestive article appears II
sae Bristol tEng.l Times and Mirror:
Who're Ia this American competition to end
Inc Yankees are threatening TO take the leather
are superseding those of Staff ,rdshira. Ameris
IAN APPLIES are taking the place Of those of
solnetpetsh !, end Devon IN the dye works.
Forms I'm more houses than perhaps the In
haeitants themselves are aware of. and many
probably Troan under American barons of beef
Whoa snno osgga ill., no o an PM shop
notions, locks Which are tighter and ebsaeap
then those of English make, and if not
perhaps as substantial and well made.
eck at natter than those Which bar hs mari e
81 English makers. kven the English aRrienl-
s.lrisNs themselves are cnltivatina their fields.
.an gather them at all. with implements Oh
American Invention aud Of American manu-.
seas. where machinery is in use at ali In.
American machinery is MOTTO be found. Amer
stsan moving end reapipe machines, American
hay FORKS, everything that you need In harvest
work, II you wish 10 economies labor. Is 10 ID
ssuad upon MI, the farms IF Norfolk. Norfhumber-
American implements seem to be preferred be-
cause they are lighter, handler and cheaper
Asan the corresponding implements and ma
not 70 be, and IL Enslandis not to be superseded
10 neL eWn markets, t must not be. The Yam
KEGS have many advar tages over us ID soil. and
are concerned, in grain and meat especially.
they may. with a rich and virgin soil be able
90 produce. with less labor, more than
we can, produce with the aid of the costly
artificial mfnures which we require TO stimu-
tate our soil; but 70 be superseded. as we are
leAnE super seeded to-day, In so many branches |
Of industry, where intelligence aud skill are |
the chief things concerned. implies something |
wrong In higher quarters. In iptelligenee, in |
enterprise and energy. we have fattered our
selves Eli now that we. could hold our own |
against all the world and even now Lord Derby
sas been congratulatinG us that we shall sfill /
Pc able TO compete with the American grazier |
tf we cannot possibly compete with the Ameri-
American beet and mutton is not perhaps |
equal or anything like equal. La the f1neness of
It's fibre or In taste to the best grass fed Engish
beef and mutton but II is said to be In flntely |
superior to the second and third rate English |
esef and mutton that constitute the staple arti- |
cles in the market: and IL that Is the case the |
American gra3ier win NOR opolize the bulk Of |
TIE trade Ia . few years. as the farmers of Illi-
'tsois and Minnesota are monopolizing the trade
Nc Marx Lane to- day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-02
THE TEN PROSPEROUS STATES

We extract the following frem an editorial on
sAe subject In the New York Sun. of the twenty.
ninth December:
For The year ending on June 80. 1879 the DO
aaeetic exports from the United States amounted
6m value to q total of sTlT 0e3,7T7. of this vast
sum the ten cotton Sta es OF Alabama. Arkansas
florida. Georgia, Louisiana. Miss issppi. North
Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee and Texas
with Their seanty population, are credited with
slsa ael go for their cotton alone. Over % per
sent ~ the value Of our expectation was received
5aF crop grown by less. than 30 per cent of our
Bopulation. Not only have, th g cotton States
shade q large crop. estimated by competent au-
shortly ut 500 900 bales in excess Of last year. but
4hs prizes obtained In larger. The crop OF 1873
egonaht an average of seven cents per pound
Thas years picking IL selling for eleven cents
aeE Mound
There were imported into the Unitsd States
wv 1879, merchandise. coin and bullion to the
ssasii entered the ak Southern ports OF q ,ti-s
more. Charleston. Savannah Mobile. N4w Or-s
asans and Galveston. The. direct imports
shrouah the custom houses situated In the ten
cotton States were sI4ie0.1aa The exports from
ahe eeua ports were sl4s.as2 $685. or they ex-
ported csc more than they imported II
~ safe u state that the balance OF trade ast year
YES nj leasb sIno.ooo,ooo In favor Of the cotton
Statas.