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DROPPED DEAD.-George Thomas barber OF
Harrisburg, Pa, fell dead on Monday evening
while In the act OF shaving a gentleman. The
latter suddenly felt the BARRIERS hand falling,
with the razors edge resting on his own throat.
He caught the hand In time, and the barber fell
to the floor, dying In few minutes. Heart
disease WAS the cause of death.
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VHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN ID. c.

FKUPERI1 IN GEOKGE1OWN, D.
On WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9TH, 1880, AT "A
81 O'CLOCK M. in front of the premises. Es.2
will ell for owner part Of Lot IS. in old A.&.
Georgetown, located on the south side of Prospect,
between high and Potomac streets. known as No.
81, improved by newly remodeled, three-story
and basement brick dwelling, with two story frame
back building, containing nIne rooms. modern i'm
all paid to date.
Terms 81, 000 with per cent. interest in eighteen
months; balance one half cash and remainder in
six or TIVE I've months, with secured notes bearing
8per cent: Interest until paid 800 deposit at time
OF sale. Terms to be complied with in five days.
uther particulars day Of sale. Convevancng at
purchasers cost. je4 dads
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sHThe New York Chamber of Commerce
yesterday at its meeting was presented with q
large oil portrait OF Secretary Sherman by some
OF It's m 6mhers.
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FRAUDS TO the extent OF $40. 900 are reported
to have been committed during the past few
years on straw goods and millinery merchants
In New York by BoaS Brothers 40 and 112 Gen.
ter street Richard Angelman, their agent, was
arrested in Canada, and is committed for trial
The plan was for the agent TO buy goods on
credit. turn them into the store of BoaS
Brothers, and then disappear.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE DAYS.
NyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
AND THIRD STREETS EAST CAPITOI

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the Goth -
No. $40, folio l2S. one Of the land records for -
the District OF Columbia the undersigned Trustee
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises, the following
described property, viz all that certain piece or
parcel OF Land known and described on the plat or
plan OF the city Of Washington, In said District Of
Columbia, as Lot lettered @. In N. O. Sholes and
bered IA and Is, In square numbered 759 begin
Big for the same at the southwest corner of A
south with the lines of said Sd street east 81 feet
hence west lO9 feet 10 and a half inches thence
north ~ feet; thence east along the line Of North
street l09 feet ten and half inches to the place
payments at six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust
All conveyancing at purchasers cost 8 100 deposit
required at the time of sale
my27- dads GEORGE PETER Trnstee
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DIED..

KING. On June Sd. 1880, at quarter of two D.
M, Mrs. MARY KINe, aged seventy five years.
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend thu
funeral from her late residence, ga street n "
st half past eight, on Saturday morning. June sih
thence 10 st. Patrick'e Church, where requiom 50
win be said ut nine O'Clock.
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MARRIED,

STANFORD-JEFFRIES. On May 22d. 1890
ut the parsonage Of second Baptist Church. by Rev.
Isaac Cole, W. W STANFORD to LURE K. JEP-
FnIEs, both of Washington. No cards.
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EX-GOv. SPRAGUE, or Rhode Island, made his
appearance on Tuesday at the mills at Baltic,
CT, which have been ia charge OF a receiver for
the last five years, and attempted TO resume
possession, on the gIound that the creditors of
the Sprague Manufacturing Company had been
more than paid. The attempt did not succeed,
and the ex-governor retreated on finding that
three men who had sided with him were dis
charged by Mr.. Chaffee, the trustee.
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EOR THE NEXT SO DAYS we win continue to
II offer those beautiful
sEvEN-sToP ORGANS a. s75. MN
after which, owing to heavy advance at the fac
tory we viii be compelled TO raise the price.
SIDNEY 7. NIMMO COS
mylT 40 1lth af. NV.
- CARD PHUTO6HAPHS Fob ol. 90 .
u BKST FINISH GUARANTEED.
BIzACKLIDGE, tia Photographer, III
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FOUR THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER AT
AUCTION.
On TOMORROW. JUNE 8. AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ >,
feet Of New Boards and Joice.
Terms cash.
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T'HOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE ON 8 STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND ZIG EMIT II

sETERTEHS9TF iSp sIsfGT RsE%EES i
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in "a
III hiber ~. folio lS2 one Of Land Records Of ;A
lie auction at the ooe Of Thomas ss E.
auctioneer, No 3d. on It'll street Invest in the
I6TH DAY OF JUsE 1880. AT TwrIvH o6Iock ME ME-
Lot 80 in Burgess recorded subdivision of square
Terms: 800 to be paid when bid accented, and
an addlhoual amount in cash not exceeding one
in equal monthly e bearing nj at
seven per cent and secured on the property sold
- & " E. E Ep ARRkERXs Trustees.
DosTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR sUBUR-
ne fHSfE avnSh At THa HEAR or CON
;n That bat magnifieent piece Of ground front Ia
junction of said Boundary street and Oonnec- i..A
s ss hs 6 sss
On Saturday a, the 22d Of May and again on Friday
poned on account Of the weather. viii be again Of
1eTed b for sale on the sJ premises on WEDNESDAY
Terms Of sale: one third III cash; and the balance
in one and two years. with seven per cent interest
payable semi annually. secured by deed of trust
my2s ,d&ds JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustee.
sE-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9fH, 1880,
jeS ''''' N''N f'' JOHN E. NORRIS Trustee.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANoERY SALE OF LOT 5 AND WEST 10
FEET INOH OF LOT 4, IN SQUARE 1850,
CORNER MARYLAND AVENUE. NORTH q
STREET AND FOURTEENTH STREE
HSR S SSUTH s1hEET, Cry tN IF WISH Ash
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Ia
Of the District of Columbia, passed in equity E.SA
White ct equity No 25Ss tie n nnders asy as
trustees, will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF JUNE
A. D. 1881, AT D O'CLOCK P. NJ, all those pieces Or
parcels OF ground known as lot No. 5 and the west
depth Of said lot 4, aud improvements.
And Immediately after the above sale, AT SIX
O'CLOCK p M we will sell, in front Of the premises,
an that piece or parcel Of ground in said city and
District known as part of Lot one %, in Square No.
S76 be ginning for said piece Of ground the south
east corner of said square and fronting on south
street Al feet and inches and running thence north
feet theE ce east to the line of 7th street east
feet inches; and thence south with said street 70
feet; with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and balance OF
eighteen months from day Of sale with inter est al
six per cent pr annum, aud for payment thereof
promissory notes, with surety or sureties, to be
approved by the Trustees. No deed given until
purchase money and interest shall have
been paid. The balance of purchase money to re-
purchasers can pay all cash day of sale on rati
fcstion thereof by the court. All conveyancng Ut
purchasers cost. deposit of $50 on ca b lot So
WILLIAM j. MILLER. $50 La. ave. Trustees
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TVNHE STEAMER " MATTANO."
il captain WILLIAM FL. BYLEs
Having been thoroughly overhauled ~n-I
md repairtd in the most substantial EssSt!afz.{&
mapner, will reeume her trips on
Thursday, March 4, 1880. Leaves hist. wharf
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at Z .. M as
follows: On Tuesdays. for Oolton's, Nomini and
Prospect Hill. On Thursdays, for Mattox Greek and
landings In Wicomico- On Sundays, for Mattox
Creek, Ceton's and landings In st. Clements Bay.
Making intermediate landings going and return
ing. a. r JONES Agent
my3l-3m 6tb etrea+ gvbarrf
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STEAMERS, DC,


~ Ax11AAxAASAODf w.
T7HB STEAMER MATTANo:"
inS sssa he
TR1rsGsy: March :, 1880; ieavss sth, ST. wharf
d ane dsonss
Prospect Hill On Thursdays, for Matto1 Greek and
sna m f IN g. ne! ssg
Making intermediate landings going and return
mys1-sm o. S sth,stTee ax %harf.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
t sTsAME s LADY a IF THE LAK1:
o. sssSnd asss s.-s sS - hsSs ma
Hfs r. EfSSf So + T ana R}SAYs p
M .sayes Norfolk asrp p days at .ad
Fort fSS Ssses ~s,,
anoSDAE sE ISEEsR 94E NV sRa
g.sT q East RIVER; N, y, shTEsRDAYs.a m
Tickets, stateroons, sc 20 to General Once.
. .sss Nat Met Fsssf1T K6 RSsB. ssey
qosESS5 BE9 &Nb F R2EET sSEqH FoHTsEss
sTEAMEk GEORGE LE1ARY. ss,sssfSxc
LEAVES
sosDsf :; xnn TIon wharf
every SATURDAY. at st4 Pm.
stops at Piney Point and Point Lookout Going
TiTst-eIass fare 81 Round Trig q; So Tickets
7th st. Bha A. k EHssss1fi Sn d; O.
ap27-6m Oampbers wharf. Norfolk.
NLYDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE
SAsHIser99ss.b s ESfisSSSPsi ALEXANDRIA
Connecting at Philadslphia with Clyds's
dsnes, Fail River. and a Igs noin,. tn IN.
New England states. ' INV
Through bills e ~ lad I9d gi Hs1s
From Mashington-Mondays, st I'm.
Fe2ht daily nnt p n e
goods received and delivered at washington
Will, TyIIdfAM P: CLYDE s 90, General Man.ser.
x.shins Cons 'h St wharf and izOz st. .pso
NEW ROTTERDAM.
paM ssfnsss Of sa HIS
A-sCHoLTEN." ''P: OALAND," and MAS"
Company's Dock. Jersey City. regularly on We'd
ii % er1 Aren't ssS sdsfs ws$
81, HsT for RI FSE Pssssxe apply to W g. NET
xsen Natena T ssfe
DsPosit Building. corner New York avenue and
10Th St. NV ap24
NORTH GERMAN LI.OYD-srEAMsa1p
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvBE, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers OF this company Will sail every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Bates OF passage: From New York to Havre Lon
don, South aRpton and Bremen, first cabin, S1OO:
second cabin, 500 steer3ge, $50; prepaid steerage
certificates. $2S- For freight passage apply 10
OEIRICHS co, Bowling Green. New YORK
W 9: ME1ZEROTT CO., 925 Pa ave-. AEents
Tor washington sepl0
CUNAhD IINr si;or1cn.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Ing at Cork Har6Or.
FhOM PlER 4O, n. B., NEW YORK.
Algeria Wed, June 9 Algeria Wed July IA
scythia. Wed, June l6 Scythia Wed. July 81
Abyssinia; Wed june 23 Abyssinia Wed. July %
Bothnis. 49, .Wed--JIly 2
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE
$50 and al00 gold. according to Recommendations
Ticket 70 Paris, S15, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates Steera@e tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of
Europe. at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Office, No. Bowling Green, or both STORAGE aud
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW. Cos It'll street. Washing
Jams OHAs G. FRANCKLYN, AsentN.Y.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE
WI as tne 81 PEST t 80 u JUsIas Old stand
SECOED-HAND CLOTHING can be seld at re.
stand. No 6I9 st.. between 9Th and tn sts n w.,
or Branch Store. No 408 9th st., between and
Bts. NV. N.B.-Note by mail promptly attended
to, u1af0
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO WORK HORSES AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW. (Saturday), June 9Th.
1880, at l2 O'Clock, in front of my au ction IN
rooms shall sell. for whom it may con-
Germ, two Work Horses.
1t TIIQl DOWIING Anct
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co., Aucaoneers.

zMnsnsomr EBONY FRAME p.n1on srrTr
GILT TRACED, BEAUTIFULLY UPHOL.
STERED:: ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER
eskvfD * IRA SIZE fi ShkFt m HE 6kEssl
hG CAnE, NEaRLY NEW. WITH WARD
sULTEs; PARLOR SUITES; BRUSSELS
CARPETS; WALNUT WARDROBEs; EX-
TENSION TABLES: TOGETHER WITH A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
On TOMORROW, JUNE 5, AT 10 O'CLOCK -
A: M, we shall sell within our salesrooms the w
above named articles. kA
Terms cash. MI
1t WALTER WILLIAMS & CO., Auc.s
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WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
Wv sell nrst-clase Tailor made Second hand
SUIT much better and great deal cheaper than q
common new suit can be bought, at
JU6TH'6 OLD STAND
No. 619 gt. wv, or ut Branch Store. No. 4O8 9th
IT. NV. N.B.-We buy but hFst-class Second hand
Clothing. mAr26
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m ORSES no PABTURK AT $500 Pen MONTH
II on farm near Bladensburg. Plenty Of ~
fine grass, shade, and water. Inquire on XG6po
prmises. or address B. A. SHREvE. Bls
dei 0burg, Nd. Ap8o-2Ws
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no TO jim WALKER 2O6 10Th street. for Oar
VI pct Lining. Folk Tarred Feat Felt and Grave
Roodn9s Repairing. and Lima Oemenk Easser.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company Will sail every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street. Hoboken
Bates Of passage: From New York to Havre Lon
coH, SouthaRpton and Bremen, first cabin, S1OO;
second cabin, 500 steerage, $50; prepaid steerage
certificates. $2S- For freight or passage apply 10
OEIRICHS co, Bowling Green, New YORK
W G. METZEROTT CO. 925 Pa ave. AGENTS
for Wsshir 1ton. sep10
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A BSOLUTE SAFETY!!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
10Th Street and New York Avenuo,

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from &5 TO
eco year. Government Bonds on deposit for 81
per TO- Aso. receives silverware in Trunks for
moderate rate. Board Of managers-Wm. Shckuey,
president; Geo. W. Riggs. vice president; b. P. Sny
der, secretary A. L. Sturtevant, treasurer; Henry
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: ECOND HAND CLOTHING,

HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, WATOHHS,
PISTOLS 30. Ec.s
by calling on NJ. WALSKEY, Dol street, corner
OF 9th street northwest. Orders by mail viii be
promptly attended, to. Ap6-lY
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-S STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, WITH
,STORY BACK BUILDINGS. No. 1858 B
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
9ie repnbliianii@e Ylatiorn,.

Die rspubIitanii&e Yartei In ber gea.
tonal Convention uirlammeIt, am gnbe
Der ,wau;is Sabre in utl4en bic @esies
runs ihren 6dnoen anusrtraut III, unter,
breitet hermit benz Sclte Der Sereiuisten
Staateu bieien iurSen Yeridt ibrer Nbmi
niiiratton. Sie unterbridte cine Nebels
lion, uslde bsinabe cine Wsiuion Reuf&eu
be pafinst bate, UNI bic Observation-Disclosures
,u fir3sn. sic ifsllte bic Giubeit Der
Staaten wieber FER, NIT Greibsit anifatt
Stlapsrei als @runoitein sic uerwaus
bette pier Wiuionsn meni4li4t @eien uon
Stlapen 3u 8Irsern. Sic entbob ben
gonsrsB Der infamsn Aufsabe Eiebenben
Stlapsn na4suiaseu unb beauftraste ibn
baflr ,u iorsen bas, fsine Stlauerei mebr
bsltsbt sic bat ben @ertb unleres Ba.
pierselbss BON SO Yro,sat auf pari nit
@slb sebra9t. sic bat bic 3abluns un,
ierer Oblisationen auf cine iolibe @elbba,
fs srboben unb bat uus elm abioIut sutes
unb seiesliGes Man3ipitem ssssbeu, has
in allen Gbeilsn bss NanSes slsi3 III. sic
bat ben grebit tes 2anhss ucn benz Yunfte.
no ie9spro3entise Bombs AZ SO @ents uer,
tauft wurbeu, babinsebra@t. baB isst pier.
pro,entise sieris seia@t werben uub cine
Yrdmie brinaen. Inter ibrer Mbminiifra,
ton baben giienbabusn nit 81 900 Weileu
In 1860, bis 3u 1000 Neilen In 1879
,usenomuen. lluisr SanbsI NIT bem
Auslanbe bat In berieIbsn 3et pon 700
Willionen au 1850 Milllonen 3usenommea,
unb unisre &usfubr. pel@e 20 NilIionen
meniser als uniere ginfubr In 1860 Be-.
trua, mar i'm Sabre 1879 $284. 900. 600
bSber aIs bic ginfubr. Obne psitere Mns
leiben 3u MAIDEN. bat He, felt gnbe bes
Rrieses, Die Iaufenben Aussaben ber &e,
sieruns nsbft ben 3unebmenben Sntersisn
Der Nationalf9ulb 9ebsdt unb no4 idbrli9
iber 80 WiQiouen fur Solbatenpeniionen
ausssseben. Sie bot $sss, ,00O, 900 ber
Nationali@uIb be,ablt unb babur&, baB fle
ben &eif 3u nisbriseren Sntersi1en anselest
bat. bic idbrli@en SatsrsHen uon nabe3u
$l57 ,O00, 600 auf wsniser aIs $s9, 9,0OO,s
900 rebu3irt. Mqe Snbuiniesweise iinb
neu belebt: Arbeitst,dfte finoen Na&frase /;
bic 26bue fnb TN sanSen 3anbe seitiesen.
Der Beweis III uorbanben, bab mir einem
srSBsren Wsblfanbe eutsesen ssben, ais
nod ie. Muf bieie Gbatia@en bin sriu@t
bic Iepublieanii3e Yartsi um bas fortses
istte 0ertrauen unb bic llnterfisunS bes
Soltes. unb bisie gonu,ntion Isst ibm fols
asnbe Gttldruns uon Yrin,ipien uno Yors
idSen, wel&e fortfabren werbsn ,bre Mas
itreuaun0en ~ fiibreu unb ~ beoeiiiern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

Der i'm eire Mebrbeit ieiner Wfhbirger e.,
wdblt bate, unb pon ber Jpn bic SSibrer
ber repubiitanifaen Yartei aussei9lo6en
batten, ruitb uon ben Demotraten Der Der.
Staatsn nit tiefer gmpfnbuns aufsenoms
men. unb fie ertldren ibr 0ertrauen In feline
Wsisbeit, 0aterlaneslie6e unb gbrli9teit
fir ureri9ittert bur@ bic Nnsriife bes ee,
meiniamen Geinbss, unb ite ssben ibm fer.
ner bic 8erii@erun9, baB i'm in ieine islbiis
sewdblte 3uridse5ogenbsit bic Spmpatbie
unb bie N9tuns ieiner Mitblrser bealei.
ten, rpsl@e ibn als einen Mann betra&ten.
ber bur@ 6sbuns Der 6fentIi@en Wloral
uub bur@ @einisuus unb Eerebluns bes
1eamtentbums bic bauern6e Dantbarfeit
feines 2anbes unb ieiner Yartei perbient.
M&tens. Bir fnb far IiberaIe
S&ifabrts. @eiese, 70 bab ber ameritani
f@e 6anbeI auf benz Meere wie ~ Qanbe
NIT @rfoIs ben &f um's Daiein beffe:
ben Tam; sesen alle unsere9ten 0ersans
itisunsen an Gransportlinien. gorporotics
men ober NouopoIe; fir Menbernns bes
Durlinsame'i3en 0ertrasss; sesen isbs
weitere @bineien. ginwanberuns, auSses
nommen Reiienbe. Beiu@er unierer 2eb,s
aaitalten. unb iol@e. bie im auswdrtisen
6anbei bei@dftist iinb; mir wolIeu, 6aB
baS @elb unb bsr grebit ber Nation einaia
unb oQsin fir 2wede bes @emeinwo6ls
uerwenbet unb bic 6ffentIi@en 2dnbereien
nur wirtli@en NniiebIern seseben werben.
Neunten8. Die bemotratil&e Bar.
tel III ber Greunb Der Nrbeit unb bes Mlbei.
ts,s unb uerpfi&tet ii@, bieien iowobl se,
gen Mnsbeuter ols sesen ben &ommunis.
mus ju f&isen.
3ebntens. Wir besIiduanl5en bas
QanD Of ber gbrIi&teit unb Spariamteit
bes bemotratif&en gousrefes, uel4er bic
Naiionalaussaten um 40 WiQiouen Dol
lars per Sabr ermdBist bat, iouie Oh Der
Gortbauer un6 Woblfabrt i'm Snnern unb
ber grbaltuns Der nationaIen Gbre in, Nus,
lanbe, uno per o0em Oh ber suten 9lusii4t
auf etne Aenseruns IN ber aationalabmi.
niffration. bic uns cine wabre unb bauernbe
8eform IN iebem Oepartement bes 5ffeut.
li@en Dienifes fi@ern Nib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

ST.. gnsliib seb0rtA, wie Elm giosrapb
f&reibt, r,u Der RlaHe Der tiblen, fiinen,
wobIiberIesenben Wdnner". bic ibreu
gHi@ten sewadiea unb auf iebe Goeutua'
litdt Sefa6t fnb. Seine grfabruns CAB
inn grsiebuns niBt nur far bic gerwaI
tuns uon priuat llnternsbmunsen, ionbern
aud far bic nationalen Nnseleseubeiten.
un6 er wirb bas Mmt bes 0ice. prd1benten
woblausse,dfet fdr bsiIsu Verantwortlib:
teiten antreten. 81. @asliib III Elm srob'
sewa&ieuer aber etwas baserer Nann, nit
buuteIm ause unb 6aar. Bis !ur gorsIo.
fsteit einfa@ In Rleibuus uub Wsanieren.
Gr bat suei 3inber; @ia 9. Gusliib. fem
Sobn. III Wanaser bes neuen Opernbau'
FEB In Snbianapolis, unb feline Eo@ter III
bie @attin bes Dr. Sailing IN 9ouisuiue.
Die @attiu bes 9rn. gnslii9 III uor 2ar.
aem seaorbeu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-22
The Boston CultivatOr.

The Boston Cultigdtor, literary journal
with agricultural aspirations (highly en-
dorsed by Hiram Atkins, is noteworthy for
the vast and varied misinformation which it
distributes to its readers weekly. Sampling
a single number, rather less inaccurate than
rial notes" that "The aggregate amount of
the wheat crop for this whole country the
present harvest is placed at 100000 bushels
by the statisticians, quantity of food sup
ply so large that it is difficult to adequately
conceive of its magnitude. Enough and to
spare" In fact, the quantity named would
not bread the people OF Massachusetts. The
real product is nearly one hundred times as
much. In another place it reports " new
process for preserving butter" to consist in
covering the butter with layer about an
inch in thickness of strong solution of sui
phate of lime--a chemical that is in somewhat
common use for the preservation of cider
Sulphate of lime is simply land plaster, as
any agricultural editor ought to know. A
strong" solution of it in water cannot be
made, and it is not used for the preserva-
tion of cider. Again it informs its readers
that chocolate is a. the flour of the cocoanut."
Chocolate is not a flour" under any cir
cumstances, but when hot is fluid, and when
cold solid. Neither is it made from the
cocoanut. Still again it tells us that Sun
flowers originally came from Peru; " whenin
fact there are some twenty species, including
the common sunfower of the gardens He'll
anthus annuus), all natives of North America.
As a bit of dairy wisdom it alleges that "If
the food which healthy COW consumes in
July is like that which she consumes in Oc-
tober, the milk which she produces should
be substantially the same" 1t could have
safely added that the food might also be en-
tirely different, and yet the milk be "sub-
stantially the same" If the milk of cows,
or any other animals, varied substantially
with the variations of their food, they would
never raise their young. Any wholesome
food makes substantially the same milk, as
it makes substantially the same blood. An
other oracular remark is that well-fed an.
finals never get lousy which all farmers
know is not the fact. Acids will eat into
marble but not granite" is another piece of
information that will be new TO chemists.
That nothing will give greater satisfaction
(as winter bloomer) than the double pink
petunia,' will be equally new to window gar
deners, who have always found petunias
particularly hard to flower in winter The
Cultiudtor is full of this sort of matter every
week. 1t ought to employ at least one man
in its office who knows something about
some of the branches of science relating to
agriculture before boasting of being " the
leading agricultural journal of America"