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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
Nerve Flower.

Few people suffer SO i, ~ch nervous exhaustion
as as newspaper editors. The wear and tear of get
seldom know how much vital force a single item
may have cost the one who wrote it, Editors
have often been driven t. drink in order to slim.
ulate their exhausted faculties, but Of late are
using Warmers safe Ncryine instead, This val
liable preparation acts soothing power, quiet.
ing the nerves and producing sleep with all the
reircshmcnt that it brings
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

whose intelligence and skill should powerfully
contribute to the safety and glory of the nation.
Fortunately for the interests of commerce there
is no longer any formidable opposition to appro-
priatOns for the improvement OF our harbOrs and
great navigablc rivers; provided that the expen
ditures tor that purpose are strictly limited to
works of national Importance. The Mississippi
river with its great tributaries Of such vital i'm
portancc to many millions Of people that the
safety of its navi CATION requires exceptional con-
siderltion in order to to the nation the
troll of all its waters. President Jefferson nego-
tiated the purchase of Il vast territory, extending
from the Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean,
The wisdom of congress should be invoked
to devise plan by which that great river shall
cease to be Il terror to those who dwell upon its
banks and by which its shipping may safely carry
the industrial products OF $4,000 900 of people
The interests of agriculture which is the basis Of
all our material prosperity and in which seven
twelvths of population are engaged, as well as
the interests of manufacturers and commerce, de-
mand that the facilities for cheap transportation
shall be increased by the use Of all our great wa
ter courses. The material interests OF this country
the traditions Of its settlement and the sentiments
of our people have led the government to offer the
widest hospitality to emigrants who seek our
shores for new and happier homes, willing to
share the burdens as we'll as the benefits of our
society," and intending that their posterity shall
become an undistinghishable part Of our popula-
ton.
The recent movement of the Chinese to our
Pacific coast partakes but little Of the qualities of
such an emigration, either in its purpose or its
suit It is too much like an importation to be
welcomed without restriction, too much like an
invasion to be looked upon without sohcitude.
We cannot consent to allow any form OF servile
labor to be introduced among us under the guise
of immigration. Recognizing the gravity of this
subject, the present administration supported by
congress-. has sent to China q commission of dis
tinguished citizens for the purpose of securing
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

Secretary Schurz will leave Washing
ton about the middle of July for an ex-
tended tour through the west and to
the Indian reservations. He will be
gone about six weeks.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

For Homeopathic Medicines only
one centennial medal was awarded at
Philadelphia, and that to Boericke &
Tafel, established in business since 1885.
Their Chicago establishment is at So
Clark st. They make a specially Of
Medicine Cases and books for family
use, and for veterinary treatment. Send
for descriptive price list.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

Females that are liable to suppression by taking
cold, or irregular or painful mensuration, should
always keep Carriers Compound Extract OF Smart
weed on hand, and its use will convince them that
it is Natures remedy in those complaints. II.
Bosworth s. Sons, wholesale agents, Milwaukee.
q Noble e. Co.. PronrietOrs Erie. Penn
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
How Senator Hamlin Got Curiosity
from the Vastly Deep.

How Senator Hamlin Got a Curiosity
from the Vastly Deep.
4 New Bedford correspondent of the
New York Sun tells the following story
at the expense of the Senator from
Maine:
''An old salt who was found on one
of the wharvcs of this city, says that in
1869, when he was one of the crew Of
the revenue cutter Dobbin, stationed at
Castine, Mo-, the Hon. Hannibal Ham
lin, with party of friends, was taken
on cod fishing trip to Mount Desert.
The venerable senator was inexper-
fenced in hauling the fish on board, and
they invariably jerked the hook out of
their mouths before he could get them
over the side Of the vessel. He COM
planned to the captain, who ordered the
old salt to get Il file of the carpenter
and put a better point Oh the hook. AS
the sailor was returning aft, Il large cod,
which had just been landed, opened
wide his jaws and the sailor stuck the
file in his mouth to see him bite The
cod closed his jaws on the mans hand,
who let go, and the file slipped into the
fish's stomach. Half an hour aftorward
the steward, in cleaning the fish, brought
to light the old file. His exclamation
Of surprise sent Mr.. Hamlin to his side,
who called his friends and all the Off
GERS on board to see what had been dis
covered. "That old file must have been
there for years." he said "How much
will you take for it % he inquired of the
steward. Being assured that he was
welcome to it, he gave the steward Il
dollar for the curiosity, and no doubt
the file is still in Ills possession.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

To drill small hole in glass use tur-
pentine, and take care when the drill is
about t. ~~>ek its way through the glass
as the hole IT. I',ished.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

Those returning from fishing excur-
sions report plenty of bites. Mosquitoes
and gnats are abundant.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
A Great ENTERPRISE.

Tho Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company 10
There Hop Ditters have reached sale beyond ali
precedent, having from their intrinsic value
found their way into almost every household in
the land.-GrGphie.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

Secretary Sherman is building in
Washington, near his present residence,
a substantial red brick house which is
to cost about $25,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
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Reduced,

$40 Parasols are now offered at IS, 50 at 1878,
So at Sc, 81 at S525, Sc at $3.50, S. at 1915, 81
at SO at JAMEs MoRGAN's, milwaukee,, and cheap
err Parasols are reduced in the same proportion.
Bargains offered in every department.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

Washday is holiday, thanks to Dobbns' Elec-
trio Soap. (nade by Cragin & Co., PHILADELPHIA
which is rapidly coming into general use. 1t acts
like magic, and bleachcs clothing without injurin-
the fahric Try it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

State bonds we're quiet and steady. The sales
covered Louisiana cOnsOls at 40, Alablmas class
at co.'s, and Virginia Is consols ex matured cou.
pom at 81.
OF city bank stocks, Phenix sold (55) ut 03. and
German American 10 at 50.
Although the dealings in railroad bonds incuded
sales of sxty-three different varieties, the business
comparatively dull and generally without
feature. Texas and Pacific incomes sold at so ex
interest prior to July, 1870, against S612 with all
interest on Saturday. For the interest 10 last July
about three years-the company issues scrip,
cevable for lands purchased of the company or
convert bic into the cOmpanys stock. IL is antici-
pated that the scrip will sell at from 40 to 90,
that the price of so ex interest is an advance on
Saturdays price of from TO 3l2per cent Denver and
Rio GTande frsts were strong with an advance from
1913 10 1921, and Kansas Pacific frsts, Denver
Division steady at 1854 a 10Sls. indianapolis.
Bloomington and Western incomes 1uctnated be-
tween SO and 81, closing ar "a 2 against 60 yester
day. Erie second consols were active and advanced
from 903sd0 80 TO 81, and the funded 5s after drop
ping from 80 to 81 ID rose to S5l Chesapeake and
Ohio rsts series b, advanced from G6l2 to SO, and
the currency interest debts from IL to 43. Tho
recent fayorites of the speculation generally were
shade easier in prices.
ance. made up BY losses OF $1,000 currency and
1854, 142 coin. This makes tho total loss since
Friday S9i ,254. Money ruled firm at 9 per cent,
domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah. 1l6a4
premium Charleston. 10 cents premium bid
ew-Orleans, 81 80 discount. bank 81 premium
st. Louis, 80 cents discount Chicago % cents
premium Boston, par The United States Treas
urer at Washington to-day received $685. in
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were $3.50, 900. and the internal revenue
ceipts were $4,000. The Clearing House state
ment to-day is as follows: Exchanges.
Sl2S, $3.50, 766; balances, $5351 1888. The busi-
ness at the SubTreasury covered Receipts,
$590.740; payments. 81 ,455,591; currency bal
ance. $500 1872; coin balance. $105. 256656.
The following is the statement of the assets an d
liabilities of the United States Treasury February
2. 1880 impaired with the statement of January
2, 1850
LIABILITIES.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Ferry ,raron IN New. York foot Of IiOerty.st ,,
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot OF fultohsI' 'e"e"'
Commencing october c. ls7eLcave NewYOk, foot Of
$50 fsmngon Eastcn RsIyaers . RsnIons stT
Hazeton Wiikesbarre Llmira etc Connee.s at Junction
with Delaware Iakawanna and Western haiIoaa Maintain
BSdd's Lake and Lake HOP Itcong Easton. Allentown Har
rsburg and the West Maneh hunk, Iamsqua' "ANes'A'
1850 o. m-For SOmervIlle and Pennington .,, ,,orc,
Ipm-For Pennington, Easton, Bath, Allentown, Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqus. MshaDoy CITY Haze0n
M NpBSsS Poitsy 5fraT HaTfsbaTs eng OO'
For High Bridge branch schooe icy s Mcahh en
BudPs Lake and Lake HopatcOng EastOh De'uoio' ''i
4so D. M For someryille and Pennington. ,,, ,,,nnS
$50 D. m.-Daiv for Eason, Allentown Mauch Ch 1
h Hr Ja Msea@s tor wes
KAY sS SS I glS S3G S o. 7 a5 7S ss
S SfS 3d. s'9 srs l 5ls SY fSS pr"o
and spn%ay sni SsS1 q M OCT aleu-
OE% HsTssurg and thS Me s, 7s 7s s5 s5 @
70 e 1880 l'i s,h nj Xix y nj $780, 9O o. O'O O'
ST trans 10 Ioa pots sec Time Table at stations
s sey city e''' '''"0" TO ''D HUH "'''''' '
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
Leave NewYork foot OF Ibcrtyst for Rel Bank. Long
Branch Grove. &C. AZ sj, lli5 m, ll5' l. b;lo
= stage connections to and from KEYPORT at MATAWAN
STATION, TO and from OCEANIC and tAIt IA e sp a
Girl, with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION.
Leave of Libory.st for Freehold at sl5. ll40 m
4, 5;l5 p H.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave ~ York foot Lbcriy.sL, G. r. X. ON J.
sl5 m-For Farm Dgdae. Toms River Bsrnegat aud In
10 ?: Toms Rlyrr. yneland all stations to Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC, CITY; p...,o.,, rrc.er.
ton r. Il. and Philadelphia
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD:.
ID Leave Ncw-York from foot OF DesDrosses anu 0o'F
landtsts. s,,- 1.ro,rratI
$40 a. for Washington, Pttsburg, Columbus
IndIanapois Chicago the West Richmond Cheroton
and the south. Pullman Baltimore TO newark
Ohio, Pitisbuig and Chicago ,,. r,..., oar. ,-o-,
p m for Washington and the West Pullman cars fom
Washington, making close c1n
nections for Psbnrg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
ana 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncln
h So daily for washington the souh and West Pull
W., orn Sew.York Baltimore Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indianapo
lie Louisville 81 Louis Columbus tts9nrg tne SCUM shu
net connects AZ Washington with trains for Lynchburg
FLORIDA New. Orleans and the south. Co., . - o,,
For through tickets please cal at Sompanys once 81
and at ticket Ounces loot OF Cortanlt
and nsshrosses-sts and Depot Jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBhASh
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The announcement by telegraph from Washing.
ton to-day than the Secretary of the Treasury had
determined to purchase 81 ! ,0O00 bonds for the
sinking fund.- the bids TO be oDened and the awards
made Wednesday, February IL, further strength
ened the market for Government bonds. But the
business done was not as large that OF yesterday
Inc transactions at the Boards included SO 900
counon and $4,000 registered Is Of sSl at 105ls
$4,000 coupon los at los and $40 800 registered at
l067s0 1864 and 100000 coupon As at 1O5l40
l05is and $4,000 registered at 105ls District
of Columbia 3-85s sold at SSGSSlt ex coupon Al
the close the market was strong at the annexed
uuOtatIOns.
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Sterling exchange weaker because of the
small demand for bills and rates for bankers ster
ling were reduced y cent to the pound, but later
the rates tor short sight were again marked up.
The following are the revised quotations:
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Mem Publications.
SUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46.
THE ORGANIC LAW.
CONTENTS 4:


Diseases Of The neetum Bladder spd Uterus their sympa
thsS sympons IN other pats Of the So character
Cieulacison; its true meanns-was religious n.y.
VaSio; ceie what It, and effects health
blood and neI vesaIyedi what is the cure . o IN h,.
treatment Of structure by Internal Incson; and
simple nstrument for immeiia'e
Vhiity in Young Married People an unsuspected
Inilae9oo Of Toeseco on the Sexual Power =, ,.
Tie Ghe S9r y be haa & eaor as W oeo
formation Of VsEf S SH5s 70 6 by + e. r nay
ne g ne % the DE- TS SI We@a
s sat T Her D1soa.es 'a'
Or DiYon audience for himself by the strength
says HIs works are always read with pronL'-lBoston
"Dr Dixon is a man o; the greatest capacity TO teach
Every rage is weghy with kno@ledee and experiences
Hours Tor eoS;4iaion to TO- A. and to 10 even
fngs. at 20 Fftnave.
''Cream OF Medical Literature
I xxx. PART EIGHTY. XAA.
Just ready for delivery.
BRAITHWAJTE'S RETROSPECT,
FOR JANUARY, 1880.
THIRTY EIGHTH YEAR OF REPUBLICATION.
Containing General Index for the last two years.
Published by -.
For saIe by all booksellers and egerywlere
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, bills 90 days

The London markets were reported dull British
cons0s were l6 higher at 9s5l6 for both money and
account. United States bonds were higher; new
IS aad 2s Il each ut 1858 and Ill i respectively.
and is 3l6 at 10Sllo. Erie declined nom 50is TO
1865 and second cOnsols from 933l to 93l2 the pre-
ferred stock and funded IS being steady. Atlantic
and Great Western first MORTGAGES we're q lower
on balance. In Paris, the French 3 per cents adj
vanced from 81 20 10 So 50d $3.50; sight exchange
on London rising to 20.16l2 francs to the E. Der.
lin dispatch reports that the Bank OF Berlin gained
APO, 900 marks specie for the week.
The National Bank of the Republic has declared
dividend of per cent, payable TO its stockholders
February 8. 80
HE gross earnings of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad are reported as follows:
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SALES FROM pig O'Clock 10 CLOSE oV BUSINESS
o'CLO,K r. VI.
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- boarding and LADIES and Children.
STUDIO. Gymnasium KINDERGARTEN.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.
p md % West 32ds Broadway and 9th ave-, n T.
REV. THEODORE IRVING. LII. D.. Rector.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

TIVE ERIE RAILWAY,,o,,, ,.,,,.,,,.
%asTERT RAILROAD Ri Arrangement O tram" taxing
o o. cGnRs a S1a n$ fsSSsS Pay A5pra Drawing
ePm. Daiy Fast s., LOUIS Express arriving at suaao
wet Pulmans best Drawingroom sleeping Coaches to
~, N CDaily Pacific Express for the West sleeping
NAH ard Chicago WITHOUT change also Hotel Dining oars 70
'4 = D. m. Emgrant lrain for The west
E HeHaT G5 saS o m @ i2o fog5 5 Sr o 7so
D. and ~ midn gh Saturday nights only. SUNDAYS 9l5
e. E Hi hertz and Pas.ae 7.5o 10 1920 a. NJ oho
~ noon IlJ s. $50 $40 5:lO b:31 0lO go X no ~ me
II midnisi, sundays g. s3c 1870 M. i:l5 $50 D. n i
anP ~ & $40 $3.50 40 10 1920 ll:3o H. ~ noon
las = $40 800 AGO; 40 5:l0 0lo b;5O $40 go T.
7 49, Iop AZ ana p ra aad IL @aa; g. $780, oi5
mdngaL sundays. 6. $50 lo2o a. M i.i5 Goo y IN.
MaLT nrS ln5 cornwall 1850 $780, 4.SO, M sun
ays s$9 a. an n Kingston s m. SSop. m Sundays $50,
m;osneu t. 800 D. lO:lo $780, 800 $50. H. H. sun
da NSi;aSieic%n $50 a. O:2G S5o 4sO p m sun
3ay ram no. connect with aud Os"eso Mdand ak Rr
read at MAI $50 s., 1910 H.. 40 G. n m sna.x
ESQ 1920 a. S - 20 3ds qIeroi ana gu after
~ BS.4s A. n 9:ij j. and AZ l05 Ii:I5 M
sos "a eau be a% gcfs Tor TG s
ea Gan sd da % 1 w o@Sa e. e SS%
C3aels trans from tho West NewYorK 2J
8. NJ 1922 ard i"I' a0fr GEM passr Agt NewYors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
fans i9r E9geTso oc CSs S elmon Yyack
:, o., M. aud $50 m. The 1880 IL train
1aasa 81 minutes lbter saturday nights 80 ~
Manuel VsSi 30 o Gsa 1s SSSS
'VO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YOER AND PHILADELPHIA
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPoTs
IN PHILADELPHIA 9 IN NEw-YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
or AND AFTER TtNUuY, 10, 1880,
Streets Ferries. ns follows
$50 $50 500 10 Limited II o. m l. $3.50 t. 40 g. O.
g0 Sg 9aa 40 s ana SiH % n n and p nrG '"O aa'
Express Trains leave cIk daily except Sunday nj 1870
and pm. running through via Trenton aud camden
tJ%sey C,ty anordng speedy ana direct transfer Tor
Re,nnlng trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 500 S.ab
T. 1870 g. $50, aud a. N. Limited E1pres 1850 M
Sis5 s. $50, IN. A. 1885 M. Leave Philadelphia via
Camden q. M pnd Si60p. m daily, except sunday.
Ticket O1icen2b ard D4 broadway Aston ouse and foot
neI Depot foot o. funsI Brooklyn Nos Ia iio and iis
lldsonst iiooonen Depot jersey CITY Emirant Ticket
TSs transfer Company will call and check
p9FFklhsSS tgtPrpl uMsoS, J.. p. FARMER
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Danrna AGaoemles.
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RAILROAD.
GREAT Trunk LISE

ND " I'D NTAItN NALL KUU Y.
Trains leave New York. Via Desbsosss aud toriandt
StrcctS icrics az foyWn:
air.huTg Iitt-burg West and S0uth with Pullman
Pa,acc Cars attached. - n. M. ana $50 pm daily
WilliamsporL Lock Haven ga M 500 p. m CORY and
Erie al $50 D. III 40 Cory Tor Iusylc Retro
Centre and the Oh EebiOnA
Eaitimoe Washington aud tie south. Limited gt0n
Express. Pullman PIrlOr Cars dny. except sunday 1a
m. arrive Washington I:l2 D.. m. Regular at 80 ana
500 a. IL. J. md 10 y. N. sunday, 10 "A ~. ~, y ..
IL tor West Philadelphia AGO. 80. $40 y 10 Lin
ted il q. m J. 80 l. 4Iy D g. 7sU. $40 IL D. IA.
AID 2n.,, sunday, i:30 and .. T. 73O $50 and 10
y. m q l2 u'ili.
Express for Philadelphia Camden, 1880 AMI p m,
except Sunday.
Boats 81 Broiglyn Annex" connect with all through
jersey CITY; anodng speedy and direct uan.icr fog
Trains arrive: From Pltsbmg 600. lo:i0 10l0 D. M
dalv: Q.Oa $50 D. dhly. cXcrpt MONDAY. From
Washington AID Baltimore. c5oa NJ, =, 400 $3.50. lOlOp
m Sunday. C:JO Prom Ph.laIriphia $500, Goo 800
$40. 1910, l3o q. $50. $3.50. 400 $50 s3D and
1OlOp ~. SUNDAY 800 60J, OjJ. 1910 1889 AN, GjO
In a N m
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Eau 6riIools.

VALE Law School Regular course, years:
Graduate or degree Of DC. L. yesr all tera
urtns Sept u. ADDRESS Prof. WAYLAND New-Hsyen o.
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gnsirnrlion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

A GENTLEMAN of large and successful e1-
N perence IS now conducting limited class for Har gard
Columbia. second begins February =. Auures'
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Art Schools-New-Y York City.

MISS CHERITREE will receive pupils in
w oil and Water Colors. also in Mural Painting at her
stu OF 10th