davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-20

him IN tho. Western uni,n Telegraph tom.
nnys n'ncr, 70 that ha. might
scninl 1lal t'ccn srnt u film t.y u rririul III New
furk tity. sfr. Mnlcoln1 Mel>innld ln'1 Ut.
fnin!ttt'tl e ID him tho fnv"r. int hn wus mt
fnY, knnwn Hrtirrs In his Ittc nf business,
ot.IKo ht1.,. ind IN got tho money. Inter,
ne to,nl. s." III. ii.ss,cr law " ,.stt:r,nt,,c.i .s
that tho trticr wna mt intended fur him 1t III!
lut Tor Tho fsnv. 0senr :tl,tirts. NJ New fMr&
CIty. VIM wis tnht1nlrslrJly ntEpptnH here. The
telegraph t'g''In!s fel tok umnr Mr. }insalrr for
ttlc 1,'''lny, nI ht WIS In !attt,t.a '1artlnr,
ttnl!l lust night, when he accidentally rim Acraa
Hlu!rcs, 1hl tu,k him ntu c!lstMiy. Et1,n lct-
tory fnt' upn tho prisoner Il VIVA piafn tt1at hc
HID abaan'trlch the responsibility Ut family
cares attd tlt lila wttu mid ruintlscs wuro gun
erNlly dHsi4ttxl With him,
, 1880-03-20
The CuTlCURA system
0r TroAt1nx ltunt0ra Of the Itto0dt Skin, d
&cMlu. with I40aa Of lIAlr.

OrTFoAt1nx ltunt0rs Of the Hood, Skin, md
Scalp, with I.oss OF Hair.
is f1rat tho pnrfflcRelon Ut the bloo through u1l
energetic action Of tho bowels, livor, ksdnoya,
and skin, tho ,tut,lrnl purifiers OF tho body. Ncxt,
to hcal oyery. axtornll evidence uf tisrase. ind
rostero tho beauty, wh'tsHess. and fsvshness az
Cur1CuKA NEsni.vEHr Is cnttRrtte, dl,rc&Ic. re-
solvent, and absorbent. It p,.rl!ies tho blood,
polsons, inviKurntcs tho brain md nervous
forcca, and throws ut disease. CuT1cuns, II Nc
dictn1l jelly, arrests bxtcrnal dlscAse, removes
lifelcss flesh md skin, rrntlclS hcnlthy ulcers,
eoros, md dlsoharXng wounds. niiHys tnntnin1
tfon, Itching. nnl irritation, nnd hcMls. 1t IL tho
:Wcettat, clcanest, and hest ltnlr lsestorer nr'1
cleansing. rbatDrfnK, nl,tl Identifying tho skin,
md for tho tollot Latt. and nursory, is nrtyal.
cd. 1t Mnl tll0 CUrtCUIlA 8MAvINn SOAP, tho
first nnd only metItcttInt SOUP prepared cxprcss1y
Tor ahMytnG, 0r0 prppNrud frnnl EuTiuuisA.
, 1880-03-20

- !. bmfrn9, Mioh!gan hushandrnan who
~ essdeRtly l4At hls grip, was yesterday lodged
~ t9a Armosy BY Eugene nassler, proprietor OF
= sample room at No. u Exchange place. who
epafEes him with having obtained money by
na sa1a pratonsas. TAe wifo Of the prisoner, Ar&
sqaires, II a bearded woman, and
a. tome ttmo or other has earned ! COM
tVsMnlo 4Ttus tor hoIsolf md husband by
s.tnioIting her curious physipgnomy. squtres
~ Ms travels pays capoolal attention to Yreo-
1eseHn IN hish standing, snd through !otte4 os
ntSoan ntstSSeoiantaendat!on whvh he presented. and by
1,teaals ss Of that Otslor In this CITY. Hbo1t two
A"'as14 aSo he requested BIZ. Dassler to identity
, 1880-03-20
SKIN HQMQR

For Twenty Yenrs Entirely d.nrei.
Mcssrs WEEKS + PtrrEn-1entltmtn: hayo
suffered from Il Skin 1fuMOr for twenty yonr8.
Without finding my rU,llttfy nr trct1i,1nt thut
would euro 1t, until llcSnn tho usc Of CuTICuNA
1tEMEbIEA, which, In II ehHrt ttmB and Mt sn,,lll
expense, have elttir1ly t.r1cntctl every trace OF
tho dtsellae, 10 that now I'M gnttrcly FREQ frum
tt. therefore brlsoye thoy will 10 I'LL sou nd.
vortlso tlou, to do. 1test,ectfntly y0,tra.
Jos. W. EliSTIAI}NOOK.
Dosr0N, July2, 1870.
, 1880-03-20
TIE nA111oAD nonnErs.


yGsturfay huf,ru Iu1t!no Wallnep ut the Arr1-
a1y tho rnl!rHssl r,b1.efs were asraixnt'l npon
c1InrHcs of mrHtnry. After a full i,cnrlnR,
Charles Powers n'.d lImo,hy Moore we're hrl'1 III
E",o00 onch to tho. tritnnu' CURT. J. E. Wright
In sDo and tho pnwnhroker, II. DC
YUung. who wnivctt examination, In t2MD
efs wore discharged. Thorn wlts polls,dcrnl,ln
comment. polteo ind ntEorw1sn nl'olit Il hntl
nppn whlcl, tl.lq IF tic Kltix, Willlnm Stevens.
thor why niout II, rlerls C1lu9en will tnutiless
bo sul>jGutatl tu MI examination by tusttcB WAL
laGt. mid Suvor l1HrriAnl. Tl!c evidence nKnlnst
tho prtHtIltrs was substantially What hl4 nlrGnuy
brilti nttt,ltshrH.
, 1880-03-20
SCALD HEAD

For F0ur Years Cured.
Mrs. 4. SWIFT. Everett, nass., wrttcs: Tho
CuTICuMA REMEDIES cured my child nf ecnlf
Head, eovcrinK tho scalp md lnwnr lnrt Ut the
ssstel nl! tho isual rcmollgs.''
, 1880-03-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcnsism Ku1nyA4 Inns been .ltcd with
highly bcnrrinl rcs,,lts during the Inst four
years In tic vurltus fnrns of ysWpsin, Ksstri!fs.
Ila,,sra ynncr7l debility, ctnsllfnptlon. etc. kn.
Hike beverage IL fNhit; made froi,, milk. l,nli
inrly grateful ~ delicate stn1.acil. Nothing
s!:S nascs tlssf: hn1 o'ri n1 stngth r. r.. t.'st
tht,sn cuscs Ut luw Vitality IN wht,, medication
nr ordlanry nutrition full. s.hl fer clrculnr.
lewaru of limitations. 4Srrn1'A I{,imyss Ia mt
sul1 to the trnc. Consumers supplse1l directly
by a. Arcnd, Chemist, l1U Madisoh street, Chi.
GllRQ.
, 1880-03-20
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

For Hleod, Skin, and Rcnlp 1t,mora,
Arc prepared by WEEKS j. POTTER, Chemists
and DrttKK!stA 100 WaAhinEson:Bt., HMton, VI
dnn. nd are % Tor sais % Sy Ill rnsVis!s % I' Prcs ; IF
CuTlcukA, sMull l0xes, 10 gunta: l4r1e boxcs,
c!ntalhii1g two and nnc-halt tinles tho 1llantity
CuttA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, 70 celtts+ Curl
CutA MEpICl&AL s.IAvtA0 Hs)Ar. 1b cent?; in
bAta Tor BARRIERS and largo consumers, 10 Gthts.
COLLINS V0LTAlo PLA8TER8
.~--->----
Instantly relieve 1'uln. SoronesR. unA Weakness.
, 1880-03-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

llAt1rAx, Afnrcl, 1p.-TlW steamship
Scandinavian is now twenty dnys cut frotn
LtyurtMmts
LlyEnronE., March 19.-Arrlyed-The
Olympus. frutn fltIAtutl.
, 1880-03-20

If tie MI uf1trcrs from premature ba1d-
IlcBs but kt.w 1t, tho t1Inlc qualities If CufsflG
nrp specific. Iii no shapc Gtn 1t to Escil l1nrc
unir IUt1nn.
, 1880-03-20

Vtctar baby Food
comes ncArrr to nlnthor's milk thnn Any othor
preparation known. Try It. price. 25 cunts.
AL drugg1sss,
, 1880-03-20
I1A1.r's E1oN1:y or F1loItRHot'ND.
bright Star Of Hope, .
It Casts Its Beams Upon the
People Of Chicago ina
Special Manner.
How The Dangers Of Colds,
Consumption, and Death
are Avoided.
4 Scientific Discovery Upon
the Subject OF Great
Importance.
HOreh0und and Tar as a
Modern Means OF Pre-
serving Life.

Few people rcntlxo Tho fnta1 s1gnIcanoe Of eveu
slight cough. ID IsftAA0n which AttoNls 1t n nnfuy.
sir but tic Hanxes Which inlu,lls md Ia oertatn to
f"llnw. unless lrunpt measures lken h seldom
fHft. II WIS wttf tho Intention VI AsdnH this Gy!t
That tho proprietor II HALE'H HONEY UF IiDlss-
HOUND AND FAR uuvlscl tito vrgat remedy rnd
rthce 1fsru tho public, Thu rnSu!tn which have
nttcniel ia ArG simply wDnlprnl Nnt nny has
It IN I'LL cases relieved cousl1, ru1n. urd brUrchHi
h!ftcultlus. but IL has curod Consumption ut tines
whom the llfe ut the snf0rar c1nalerd lust. A.
precautionary peanx Il IL unexce'il: It Ia
unsaunled. It N prescribed hy l1AttInK physicians
WHOM eTrctani cur0s ura destre und It Is nlnrsei, by
NIL *slu arH trl1 H. In adti1h th thu ue1thtA It
cnnta!nA. nnd which It's nan,B IcatsH, II l1As hva
othur ingredients, u pf which Hseca1!y designed
Il! reksnre the dDltente tlsss Ut tho lungs uI thrnt
ltALEt3 HONEY Or 1lOlsEElDuSD AND TAR IL
fur sato bJ a uEuXsts. Ii r. insAablB III 1otlxH.
luld r01uod3, and suoh cunlmenus ilaot tu nil.
TryIt-
c, II. cR11TENT0A, Proprietor, New York.
, 1880-03-20

151il1ncnt Dr. III. IL. tyn1tO11+ Annapolis,
Nttl.. writes: Call,an's ltchfKa I.q1id Extruct VI
llecf ls superior tu Coil Liver Oit Or MnythtnR
|, tInns.
, 1880-03-20

Ns% Steamer. Iii s;sI; ssin:,1 sS fS Mi; rss 4;
s%utna,un9pM , L. and nTc,,,s. itMsonxa1s bookod fot
RATES or rAaHAuE-trH!l Nov York 70 sout,+
aMpton. l.onnn. iinyEv, aud l!yamsn. trst cabin,
4 raluuud tA,u.; DEt!tl!IiS. 4 GlY. naxii,.R
GfeHtI4 N. 7. II. l.rLAlHESlEa CO., Huuth Clark.
y, Agents 5tlF ChtGuua.
, 1880-03-20
CUTICU1sA IRI;sOLyENT.

Travellers, stop At the A*tor House. New York.
, 1880-03-20

STACEY fdIEI4, E+R.s Of the At. Auburn
1ncEineA 1k0ilrouA, ClaGInnRl, o., aaJa. "un.
duubtedly Il u 4 remarkable uludlclno"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

This number Of delegates we
think sufficient for the purpose re-
quired according to the linton, and
doubtless be as great as would desire
to give the time and money neces-
sary to attend Congressional
Convention.
The committee having the duty of
calling the convention are compe-
tent to adopt such basis of presen-
tation as they can agree npon, and
we submit our plan with full per-
mission to use it without royalty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
Legal Notices,
STATE OF WISCONsIN-COry,

- " court tor Iowa County In Probate
Notiee IL hereby given that al special terr, os
Iowa County Court, to be held in and fyr 80 %
comfy, at the Court House, in the villisEo. ~
Dodgeyille, IN said county, on the 18th dgy ~
Angus, A. ID. 1850, being the third Tuesday OF ssi5
m0nlh, al 10 O'Clock in The forenoon Of said aar
the following matters win be heard ana am
sidered. ~'u'
The application Of James Toay to admit 70 uro
bate the last viii and testament ct ThoinSs
Witches, late Of the city Of Mineral Point WI
in said county, deceased, ana for letters tests'
mentary thereon
II is further ordered, that notice thereof bo
given to al persons interested, By publishing
copy Of this order for three weeks successful,
prior 10 said day ofheariLg, III the Mineral Eois,
Tribune, a weekly newspaper, circulating In sai;
county.
BY order OF the Court
2gwS JOHN 4. JONES. County Judr.
Dated DUdgeyine, Wis, July 18th, 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN

~ ~ Court tor Iowa County-ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term OF
Iowa County Court, TO be held IN and for SAID
county. at the Court House, in the village of
Dodgeville, III said county. on the Eth day Of
month, at | O'Clock in the forenoon OF said dUy
the following matters win be heard aud con.
sdercd
The application of James Prince and james
Topy to admit 70 probate the last viii and tesla.
ment OF Colon Geldsworthy. late of the city Of
Mineral Point, Wis, in said county, deceased
and for letters testamentary thereon.
And II is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
Using Il copy Of this order for three weeks sue,
cessiyely prior To said day of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune a weekly newspaper cir
cularing in said county.
By order OF the Court
JOHN T. JONES. Judge.
Dated DodgeNillc, Wis, July 18th, 1850. .e-S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
IN PROBATE--IOWA COUNTY

VVI
In the matter OF the estate of Margare, Graham,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Robert
Graham, administrator, representing among
other things that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place he
fixed for examining and allowing the account
Of his administration.
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
by the Judge of this court on The 25tn day OF
July, 1880, next ensuing, nj the Court House. in
the village of Dodgeyille, ut O'clock in the after
noon.
1t is further ordered. that notice thereof bs
given to all persons interested, 10y publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks ia
the Mineral Point Tribute weekly news paper,
circulating in said county.
Dated June 22d 1880.
26-3 JOHN f. JONES, County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

party votes as shown by preceding
elections. Hence, recognizing the
advantages and purifying effects of
larger convection than one Of 80
members to nominate COMPRESSION
al Representative for 100, 600 people,
we suggest as an amendment to the
Unions motion that the convention
for this district be composed of one
delegate to each $50 votes Tor frac-
ton thereof of 125 or more) cast
for Hayes in 1876. Upon which
plan the convention would consist Of
SO members, distributed as follows !:
Gro uford copnty 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

acqu;esced in by a people who in
dividus!iy believe that it is lie,
established by might and not right I.
Is the right of all classes of citizens
at the South to vote respected, SO
that their elections can be consider
ed fair and intelligent expression
Of public sentiment, or are such re-
suits simply dictated by class, des.
perate for political power viii
the North be true to the noble his
tory it has made, now to pass the
government over to the control of
the very men who fought to destroy
it Will this be just to the memory
of those slain in its defence Can
the politicians of the easy-go;ng
South appreciate the needs of the
great, energetic, progressive North,
and will they be disposed to regard
them
The policy of Cancellation is urg-
ed. 1t will be we'll to remember that
not single prosecution for treason
has followed the great rebellion.
Universal amnesty has practically
been granted. The policy of the
government has been lenient in the
extreme. TO ask the North to yield
to the South any of the substantial
results of the war, is asking too
much. This would be an outrage
upon the patriotism which secured
those results. 1t would be an evil
dence of weakness and a virtual adj
mission that the North and not the
South were in the wrong in that
great struggle, which l am not dis
posed to admit. Yours truly,
p. A. ORION.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
-FOR GARFIELD.
HON. 7. A. ORION GIVES REASONS
FOR PREFERRING THE REPUBLI-
CAN CANDIDATE FOR PRES
IDENT.

DARLINGTON, Wis. July 6, 1880.
After all the thought | am capable
of giving the subject, | have con
Guided it is my duty to vote for, and
do all in my power to promote the
election Of Hon. Jas, A. Garfield, Pres
ident of the u. S., and | shall do so.
Having uniformity acted with the
democratic party in the past, it is
proper should give the reasons
which have impeled me to this
course, which in brief ! will do.
| am fully aware of the severe
censure which is almost universally
visited upon those who, for any
cause, folsake OLD political associa-
atoms. Bad motives are generally
assigned for the change. / cannot
expect exemptions from such ceu-
sure, though fully conscious, that |
am governed by sense Of duty,
which it would be positively wrong
III me to disregard.
Many of my oldest, best and most
cherished friends are democrats. |
ask Of them the exercise of that
charity which our long friendship
and the confidence which | hope
they have in my integrity will
inspire
On the day of the evaucation Of
New York city by the British in
1888, at dinner given in honor Of
the event by GOV. Clinton, at which
Washington and other distinguished
reyo,utioniSts were present, who
knew full we'll the cost Of the ma
TONS liberty, the following toast
was given, "May justice support
what courage has gained"
This sentiment SO prominent in
the minds OF the foretathers, after
their struggle for independence,
ought to have infinitely greater
weight with Us In the light OF
centurys history we have seen the
manifold dangers TO which the r.
public is exposed, and have seen the
most formidable rebellion in the
worlds history, deliberately organ
lied for its overthrow, only put
Gown hy sacrifice of life and treas
ure, which it is appalling to con-
template.
Atm time ought The American peo
pie to invoke justice to protect what
courage has gained with the terven-
cy which it is their patriotic duty
now to 90. The graniest results OF
the late civil war are the proserva-
ton OF the Union and the abolition
Of slavery in the Republic. The
all important principle established
by it is, that no State has right to
eeoede, that the United States is a
nation, supreme within its juristiic-
ton, Of the extent Of which 1t IS the
sole judge,
No grander results ever adorned
the brow OF any conQueyor. They
are worthy the American people,
and justice imperatiyely demands at
our hands, that not one jot or title
of these grand achievements shall
be surrendered or placed in jeop-
andy.
Whatever the democratic party
may have been in the past, 1t is es-
sentiaiIy and absolutely the party
Of the South to-day OF the l>o
electoral votes required TO elect q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

LEADyILLE at last has been
brought into direct railway connec-
ton with the outside world. The
Denver and South Park Railroad
was completed to that city Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

Hon. r. w. THOMPSON, of Indi-
ana, the Secretary of the Navy in
President Hays Cabinet, addressed
large meeting at Teyre Haute, on
Saturday evening, in the course of
withdrawing to the Democratic
shemes of bull-doziDg and fraud at
elections - he declared that ''the
fright and privilege of every citi-
"zen to vote as he pleased in the
coming contest would be secured,
"if necessary, by the exercise of all
"the power of the Administration,
supported, if need be, by the army
land navy" and he warned the Dem
ocrats that the man who now occu-
pies the Presidential chair, although
he said bat little, would be found
equal to any emergency that might
arise in the protection of citizens
in exercising all the privil ges to
which the law entities them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
National Ticket.
Repres enta tion in Congressional
Conventions.

touches vital subject in the follow
ing mahntr:
The canvass for the republican
nomination for Member of Congress
in this district is in progress, and
promises not only to be lively, but
to be somewhat bitter. Scheming
politicians, with warily laid plans,
partisau,, with all kinds of cunning
devices, are at work for one or 9TH
or of the active candidates. The
people, or at least very considera-
bic portion Of them, are standing
quietly by, taking no interest in the
contest, but hoping for an outcome
which will give them candidate for
whom they can cast their votes with
out misgivings; one whose fitness
for the place it has not required
years Of active campaigning to de-
vel0p one whose character will be
strength to the national ticket, and
who will net find it necessary to
swap off the candidates of his party
for county and legislative offices in
order to make his own vote respect
ably large. In short, what the re-
publicaus Of this congressional dis
irict need is q candidate selected 10y
the people--not the product Of pack
& caucuses and intriguing politi-
clans, whether they are classed as
Gins" or ''outs." The need of the
time lies in the direction of dimin-
ishing the distance between the peo-
pie and the nominating convention.
The circumlocutiou between the
town or ward caucuses ana the con.
glessiunal district convention is I'M
necessary and harmful. Instead OF
making the assembly and senate dis I
tricts the basis Of representation, it /
would DO much better to make the
supervisor district the basis. On
this plan, instead Of being represent
cd ~ ten delegates Grant county
would have about 80, Instead of four
Crawford would have 10; Green
couutv's six would be succeeded 10y
II; lowa's six by IS; Richards six
ly II La Fay cites six by 10. The
- delegates which now constitute
the nominating convention would
give way to nearly 100; and instead
of - men selecting the candidate
about 60 would be required. 1t
needs no argument to show that uu-
der the proposed system the chances
for the success Of scheming pohtl-
clans are very much decreased, and
therefore, the probability of nomi
mating u worthy and representative
!nau is increased. The numerous
conventions now necessary viii be
abolished, ana the connection be-
tween the nominating convention
and the correct and unbiased
judgment of the rank and ii.e OF the
party is uubroken.
In all it says relative to the evils
of the present system of nominating
candidates for Congress, and the
necessity for its correction we fully
concur "1th the C"''"' he hoDe
OF CORRECTION suggested however
we 'hink not the oeS' OF most eq"'l-
abe Ohuer IL o's"l'l" county
Nhlcn caSIs pu' ABOUT l'oo' N'YeS'
would nave 'ne same h"n"'l O Ger
e9a'eS IN convention rs IOWA. Wl'e"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

IT is estimated that Delaware will
this year produce 1882, 500 bushels
of peaches. The orchard shipments
last year were 3,439, 900 baskets, so
that it will be seen that the crop
this year will be quite as large as
that of last year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

Trn lotto, Of acceptance of Cen
eral James A. Garfield was given 70
the public Tuesday morning. It is
a strong, judicious, and statesman
like letter, clearly defining our can
didate's position on all the great
political questions of the day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

ASK the recovered
Dy>pcp,ics. Bilious
Sufferers, victims Of
Fever and Ague, the
Mercu'ial Diseased
Patient, how they
recovered Health,
Cheerful Spirits and
Good Appctite--they
viii tell you by
taking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
DENTIST RI

j, NJ. Iiale5.
:, rrcs1n Dentist. office IN COG BLOCK. 1,o'
- ii, James JcReiry store. Mineral Point vs.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

/. A. FriederichS
DHYs1CttN AND SURGEON, laHcea' eva
| county, Mjst 0usiu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
The Tribune DireCtOl'y,
PHYSICIAN 8.

} n. Vivian, NJ. D.,
DHTsICINN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point
/ Wisconsin. OaiyG in drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15

}. b. MOffett, NJ. d,
physician AND SUEGF4N, Mineral Point
/ Wis. OtliCe IN MUfctts drug store,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-08
Among Our Contemporaries.

The Country Gentleman has for twenty
six years published an Ann,ai Register Of
Rural AGairs under the continuous edi.
torial charge of its associate editor,
John j. Thomas. TO certain extent
this Annual is reprint of some of the
best things which have appeared in the
Country Genueman, revised for the pur.
pose, but very large proportion Of the
matter it contains is prepared for it by
specialists in the matters of which they
treat. 1t is an exceedingly valuable
little work, and should be in the hands
of every professional farmer. No. 26,
containing 244 pages Of excellent letter
press, and no less than 1870 engravings,
is on our table by the courtesy Of the
publishers. IL is sent free TO every
subscriber TO the Country Geniiemdn
These Annuals are gathered into Trien-
NAL Volumes, under the title of Rural
Affairs, without either calender or ad
vertising pages, and the eight volumes
now issued form one of the most com
plete and valuable agricultural libraries.
Their valne as books of reference better