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noticeable on tho streets Of Clicago, from
tho casa with which they draw loads TINT
m,ais % Of ordinary breeding are tie a.
rect result OF 1lr. Dunlla1n's enterprise.
Nit. Dul'llnI begnn The Importation Or
tasss aorsss Ia IT. n See hs a,
vested capital Of something Ike half .
million dollars, md everything, connected
with u being done or on INC M'ost inesal H. sGa!a. @
lianl's enterprise, Il may 1e. stated TINT To-
steamer City Of Limerick will sall from
ns,,se n number Of S60 ileaI that Mi. nunhain
Aas imported within seventeen months, being
q surger number than ias over been Imported
by any other man or urn au1!iiE , ~ ~
combined impnrtationa OF all other importers
OF ali kinds Ut drafthorscs In tho United
| States aud Canada during ltly one year. le
sSpiaeat ai Arrives % the srestest Collection 81
| drafthorses ever owned A., by one nlni.
| winners in France. Mr. Dunhaln sells from
riosy s II % lie Tnio ID to caade sa md Manitoba,
and II Ills llnportatfons continue 1t VIII not
be n,ally years tlll French dealers will haye
to s vh5e nSs 1
'G!sis IL iss ~ lie j. S%arqs. d G!lite ill.,, i:
ported two horses, French Enperor /" y aid
| :" Success" and s0!u tAaM Sn9CllY al&er 70
n. W. UunhaM and others. OF Wayne, Thls
was tic beginning OF the extensive ilnportA-
tiohs Into Illinois that haYe placed her, III
the hreeltnX Of draft t-horses. far fly ADVANCE
.0f oil other parts of the country. III t6T3 II:
W. DanIlati, airsady owning tAe two llrstt
stations Imported to this State, inportel
| several mares, aud the !iIst pMro.bred colt Ut
tLls breed was fon1el 0u Mr. DnAlialn's farI:
| In recognition lly WIS named "Alplia."
When months old 10 with his datn was
sold to Y. r. uabbttt, Of New York City.
Mr, Dabbitt at this tllIie bought Of u. W.
| Durham $4,000 worth OF stock, probably
tho largest amount ever Haid tn oye parcha;,s'e,
fnct that MIR, uuntlaM 0wlvd and still owns
the first stallion Imported from Frallce t9
Illinois, anl Imported tue Arat mares a!II
bred tho Hrst p1le-lred colt ever fOaled IN
The State, placed him at tho head froIn the
start as y Legitimate breeder Of French horses,
And the energy lie displayed III selecting tue
choicest aullna!s I'M France, Including
the two gr9nd prlzo horses Ut Tho Universal
Exposition ot fal!s q ls7sIthe greatest
lloEse show the world has eYur kM0wn-.does
him great credit, The two stations REFERRED!
TO, named respectively !" ltoin4!us niM
"Clefe," weEo awarded the hlgllest prizes
and the grand gold medal. There liaye Oeel.
about la5 persons engaged In the Importing
OF French horses, but the most OF them hays
bean brought over by. few mel. H. w:
| pnaham AAs Imported about oae'thEd o.
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San Francisco Harkct>.
rnl VAL ANp rrLFaH,rH.l

HA MAIL AND ltLE@ENf4i-.
WHEAr-~l 47 .al "a per GENITAL foI
good shipping.
uAr~-~l l5al - p rt}.
WuoI.-Orcgnu. VALLEY 210-n ri>. -
n. Eastern oregon. IS,o3u.
HIDES-llcayy sailed 40 g.; light. d"
1nc: Sallcd calf. 100 T..
FAMILY pEOVl~ION~-l' Bacon. $3.50 l.i' .
els: clear Oregon sides. lit, ~ sc: hams.
J.. s@l3 cts.
BAgLEY--Coa~i feed So@Sl a. cts:
Brewing - 5d!Lj - ell.
IAY-Whcat. ~96~l5. Oat. $50 : Ia
Barley. ~gdSl5 4 ton.
NEGETABI.E>-Po Potatoes 7.,dSl ciS ncT
100: Onions. red. 60a1Oc per 100: Vel
low. SlteSl 10 per loo.
EGG>1C alifornia. "a I1c = dOZ: Ore
gon. 500 40c = dOZ.
FLuUR-BeSt family extra. - ~: Su-
pcrfne. - JO04: Bakers extra. ~ IL
Oregon extra. - T50NJ OO: Malla-walia
extra. ~ J0dS4 -.
FRUITS-Drled apples. SN9 cts. fnI
quarters. sliced; Plum> pitted. l3etl4c
Peaches ll6ol2 sc, peeled lSDd20c.
BUTTER AND CHEE>E-ENtra fancy
Butter. 80 cts. u 10: Fresh roll. good
10 choice. 45W41 cts: Picked. 10 ct>
y ID.
SEEp>-FlaX. 2ls,d2r p n: Canary
St4@4 q: Alfalfa, 9@llc: Timothy. 80
Joe = n.
BAGs-There is good business in Z
iobbIng way al S@4@@i4c for STANDARD
grain.
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Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Superine s. %; Extra 8 70
Corn Meal r. cwt. s. 80; Buckwheat r cwi
S. 90.
BUTrER-Choice roll, top prices, ~ cts
SIC wholesale; choice lillamook :suc.
CHEESE.-Clatsop dairy ll0lNc.
t,GGS.-4Js 80 cts r doz. Chickens, on.
FRESH MEATS. Choice cuts. Lamb. loc
Beef Sal0: Pork 10; Nation Sole. BY tn,
carcaSe sc.
MEATs.-Breakfa,t bacon i3'aal5 per D.,
sides ~ sall &c: haius ~ ,l:'c; shoulder,
loal3c: smoked beet l5al6.sc; c0rned bee
Sl0als e bbl; corned pork lJc a..
BEANS.-ig4 cts.
DRIED FRUIr>. Black berries eac: Prune,
lba30c.
HoNEG.- In frames 30, in glass soc.
LAEn.-ln tins and caldies ~ ll5c r =
Mill F4ar.--Bran so 20: country. -. q
to1: Shait> 81 90: Hay SO u.It.-. 30: r. ton
uArS-Acruidlng 10 quality. prices rang,
from 80 .ft, CT bushcl.
AEGE"AElas.--i iotaiues 4lal ct. 81 D.
onions .a.5c = lb.
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KEKOaLL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTMAN FIFSU

Bakersfield. VI. Dee. y. IS79.
Il. j. kFNBALI. & Co. Gents Wis. o
ad Hy testimony IA favor Ui your invaluable
lium-It ~kcntall'~ SPAWN CURE" In the
spring Of - ! lip;Sd on the lee and
>pr;j'HeG ivy right lsmh al the knep JOINT
Wt> y,.Ty tame and at times suffered thr
uu>I rNcTUrIatlug pam. | WORE a hJnGase
Ou {; fer uNcrT year. and tried most every
lhW- boo my reach. hut coItld find u0.hing
IlIli would give nae permanent relief. When
! rv, TwOfkcd. n would pain uie very much.
iu Ap.ii 1873 began 10 think | should he
q cripple lur life : but having some Of "ken-
dstii'> spawn Cure" th0ught | would try IL.
uSed one third Of a bottle. and experienced
r,'lief az once. The pain left Inc and las not
YOU aud would rrru.umeud Kendall : Spay n
cure 20 al who suffer with >ITJin> or Ihru-
matISm. Yours truly, Mrs. j. BOI-TEII ,
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is. ISSO.
DE. y. !. kENBNLL 4 60. Gents | have
"a very 'iuc mare tiIsI hats had "a bone spawn
for lnI time. I tried every thing man
could dcNI>i. tO cure II but MI I'm vain and
W.lS about tO give it up when Il friend Of
aIiHr Iu this -iiy came tO ItIs and rrcOn.-
m-udrd kendail'S SPAWN Cure which tried
Wi.h grand r'->UilS. removing ia I bone ce;lr
1Hr Cf ynuT Illustrated Horse Books and
think there i ne better book printed on the
uuT>s- aud his diseases. | have taken gJeat
fHIrTC~I in u and have since sold II copies
IDr Yen 20 my uri-hburS ami will try and DO
what -uud | cTlu 10y srIiiiIg them for Others
Nufr> frlily g. w MiII.EI q.
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Sea Side Lodge No. II A. .. u
Common Council.

Hezatsr Ia .e'ings second AMI fourth iucs-
DAY svculng, - each m"ntn. ~ : 3. O'Clock
So Person, desiring - have matters sri cu
lirYn by the Council. ~ any regular meeting
must present the SatUe Z" the Auditor and
Clerk aa .r before 'lc Friday evening I'ri,i
- the Tuesday nu which the goUncii hold, O.,
regular meeting. s d. CAlipp ELL.
Auditor and Glrr-
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Newer 60 shopping without con-
suliing the advertising columns of THE
AsroRIAN. They will tell YOU where
the best bargains are 10 be had. and lusi
what merchants are alive and doing
business
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Knights OF Pvthias.

Astar i.ud-e. va. 6. x. - y. mecis
every Noiuc-,iay evening al = n
p'clpci,. iu rar hail Of the 4. O.l ". Y
c"ruvr theuamu- and Benton streets.
81 order
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Beaver Lodge No. 80. LO.O.F.

Meet every Thursday evening. -
at o'clock. IN the Odd Eel =
lows Hall. cor. % Cas- and Che
namu> streets. Astoria. " enberS of the Orde
are invited 10 attend. By order. y. q,
Sea Side Lodge no. II A -. u. w
TIA, -'1rri meetings 90 this inige shall o.
ou SATURDAY evening nf each week ~ the huul
u q O'Clock during Ihe months oi No
y.mh.'. December. JantaTA aud February
Haii-lr>J during March. April. >cpirnl'e.
ana brIu..,t. ami 40 q. N. during MaH
June. IU'y and August.
!. ". GFAGHAET. Recorder
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PORT OF ASTORIA
READY EoR SEA.

otter. Or b.. iss toa- Clark. Ii..rrinoi Feb .
Prudent Tr ba. 555 tons Iai.la1th Feb
Aclaia. 5r ba - ton-. Saao. L,r-go1i teb .
SAILED.
Columbia s-. z5-' tor- Eolr> : f.. Feb .
oregon 81. .asr IONS. Fu1man. : F.h
Earl Dearly. Dor bh .h toa-. Li,eu.puI Jan -s
Orient brig ai2 TONS. Williams : San -
Cour~-r. sen. s. p. san ..
R1tHs--, gar. b. ns s-i tons. Jan 30
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Astoria Lodge No. 4OLOGT.

Regular Meeting every Iue>dag Evenins
AZ 80 O'Clock. al tieDi IenirlaT'- Hall. Jhe-
'nsmus street. Astoria, over &. l.. Parker
Store Mem ber, of the order. in good stand
nc. ara invited tp attend. Degree meeting Isl
Monday each month. By order ". Z. +.
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Temple Lodge, NO. !, a F. A. NJ.

Regular Communications first and XT
third tuesdays in each month. at7i. w
o'clock. p. NJ, al the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order. in good standing, are
invited 10 attend. By orde; Of :he W. NJ.
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VESSELS on rHE HIl.
From Americam I,orI..

North Bend bkt $40 tons Mrrpman- = f'h %
MoGoc. sch. ~ roa-. 4. JaH =.
Tru--,.,.. sch 90. tons. McAl'cp D. Jana
Canada. -h. Ils-' tons. TroUbrdge. y. \. via Bio
Nov
NJ rom. sh Isol toup Lowell. y y Dec d
Gerten. sh Philadelphia Jan J.
Flr9ire. ~h ~ iorA. Ioau ~.
ka1. Davenport -h i2l~ tons MaIl-'i \ JsH n
Colu.uyu-. go reG.ala Aru H"ra. J44 80
Carrie Wius.oa. Am 5k loading, Philadelphia
From Foreign Ports.
Ague, Oswald Dr ~h. 1881 tons. Ms.ibppu. Cardiff
Dec %.
Adolf. Swe. Ok, es5 toas. Rinsnan-~oH Gotten
hurs. Oct iS
=. 80. -. o.. 6,a tons. Rio de- 'aui"ro.
County of Ayr br bk i.s ton-. Alexander Glasgow
Oct \
,lty OF AGRA. ir bl. lr7i iou-. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant. br bk. s'> tons. .Iarrrs. Liverpool.
Couu,r,- Of Rothc-. bf bA Cardiff
Clam Mcleod. br bh hi6 tons Yokohama.
Ethel br bk. la5 tons Graham. Liverpool. NOV ~
Emily Chaplin. br Dh 49, tol,. Barri,. Cardiff
,,eo Beulcy. br Ia ipsn'on B,wIrU. Yokohama
Glencarl. br %. 61I tons. DlrdiA
lizzir Iredale br bk 6gs tons, No>-"l,. Liverpool
Aug d. wa Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia hr bs 4:6 toa, LsN-.I.,u. y.a H 1aolulu -
ly -. HOubttul
Passitaea br bk 81 tons. " .~t. Liverpool Noy :.
Ryeyale. br. bL. 80 tons. Williams. Liverpool,
Sept 8.
Serica br bk ga roa- t,aanml- River Bo,8e Nea
castle y ~
Selkirk kshire. br sa. n - tons Anderson. tardif
Scottish Fairy br bk \ Jkohama. Oe; n
Thrlen Castle br IN 1898 tons. Shanghai
Nioia br bk, 5,5 tons Price Liverpool. sept ] wa
Honolulu
Victoria cross, hr bk 66s tons. owen. Calcutta
Doe hr bk Liverpool VIA Victoria Jan >
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Cnamoer OF Commerce OF Astoria.

H".alar nrr,iu- every ii and "a MONDAY
pf ,sl,.l -" pll'h al - r. y in 1lir hall of ih,
luUu. H.'ti', Christian Association.
j. q. 4. BONI I.BN. President
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$1,000


iruri. uI f'rr Is. g.. u1l1I ;-sU,I personal ap-
ulf-slfluw. v lt.. ,ssr.-..t. -hs- Eu THpu~ii'uHI
= intended. U. ai'i -if, ttF names ni ai.
Ii> u-rs-. ru.,. is Ha.l-sii lh' ahuvr
uf'rr> vs-r.. Hr.-. u1Iir lHiur. l.. ii,- pre-
pTi"l"r r. aHg uI.i-. fa.ui.l Al'tllriIr go 90,
War,U
Many tr~t;m11ial>. Hrti-F Uirr-1-
zion. auI i.il directions lus .I-i''- W''l hr
found In 'fr liaLiph'-1 -ir-'i-~ u!i Hl~,-s.~.--
uf iisr BluuJ. in which, ,.irli i"jli- - riI-
rlu>ss l'Isr. N i"-I i'nit.r Containing L.
urUIrfH> ur 90 Zoo 20 tlff-.-> ~p.' bN lTI -sl>i> =
%. Ransom. SOY X 'u. i-uDlT.riuT>. bI,ii:;ln
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KendaITS SPAWN Cure

l. sure m It's effects. mild Ia IiS action rs u
does not blister and Vel 10 Il penetrating
and powerful tO reach any deep seated pain
or to rrni1yc JHy bnny growth or ANY other
enlargement, If used tar several days, such
~ SpayllS. SpilntS. rtIrli>. c;tllOu~. sprsliIiS
SwellugS. any lamene>> and al! engagements
Of the JOINTS or imb>. or rheumatism m man
and for any purpose for which linimeut II
used for man uT besi>t. Ii j. now known To
be the best llunneut for man ever used. act
Ia- hiisi ami Vet certain in it> Effects. IL Is
Used ijIl ,IpIts,h with perfect safety al all
,Ca>ut> ui the year.
S,.uj a'idu-S> for illustrated circular which
Wr think gives positive ptuDi uf it, virtues.
NJ r'u,'iy hI> ever mel with SuCI unJuali-
feel >lirrt->~ tu ujIT knowledge. tor beast ~
Nrll - mIu
Price II per bottle. or >iN bottles for -.
ALL DRt CYCLISTS have % or csu get II fOT
yOu. or @ viii hr SEM iu any address uu re
rript Of prize 10y the pTppTj-iuF~.
l'I;. g. i. KENDALL & co.
EH.rhur-h Falls Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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for deed. quit claim deeds. mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TAREH Cure. n Constitutional
AntidOte for this terrible maIa-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies ma
relieve Catarrh, this cures a
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-09
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Silver, at par.
Com exchange on san Francisco percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying gar:
selling, , 10 . percent.
Legal renders-par
Telegraphic transfers on New York 1 per
cent. premium.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-09
Columbia River Exports.
nFrFNfEfR.

DECEMBER.
I5-To QrcocnSiOlrn. per RiRgloGdcr
From Portland 1866 ctl, wheat. 50. 40
Total>..........ss.7Ie s5O.4.o
I3-To Ljr,rI"rl. pr ChUders.
From Portland l2s77 lb, iiour..-..--..-..sjG. .l.i
A.ioria - - 3am
Toiai>..........ls.Iu. seos55
From Astoria .:2ia - salmon. l6g,5
Total value cargo i7U
l3-To Qs,.usio,r1. pr id1,a " Simpson.
From Portland 2S.~o4 cfl> Wll-at-.........> .>-.5o0u
Astoria gsg5g . 81. 80
Totals. 4Eyo5j S5s.5s6
I6-T, Qp.elsfDr,. pr LrVq Rg,Lb.
Frou Portland 2>,'27 ril> wheat .. III .>'u
d. To puu.Hsiy.ru. pr IrriH'.
From Portland .I.aii 80, .hr;i,...---..--S -S5.sl r
as-T, IirrrTsr,'. i-sr IaIgs.
From portland n 80 b,'> flour.-..-...>s 80
Astoria l-5 .--...------ 80
To,al>..........iI.7a ,Icu
,--T. yu,.g.Io,-a. ..., Cts.E...
From Portland 2l.so r;l> ss s.i,-.si.....-~- --;..s
" ASTORIA -f.lsH ........-- .5i.> -i
Ta'aI- .-.-..siS-5 -. is,
s,--T. t,u,,l,',r-a. rl.,. rsrl,.f.,,.
Fr1m Portland 2.ils -'.> g.s.as-......-.s Go
s'--T. s.a,.,is'. .-.l. f.., = '.-.. f...H
l-i.r., l..r--...lll..5 ..- ..,f. .,r...-r ism
ASTORIA '.l.> .---.--- il, "'
r
'.'' --"
jazz hEy.
y.........,...... .... y...,.. Fy..r.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-09
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION
For San Francisco
For San Francisco.
VA. Siatc California
s. A. N-vTLLE

STEAMSHIP LEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- 40 3 \. ". ~ follows.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
from a Prominent PhYsician.

Ns>hiugtuHyillr. Ohio. June l.. 1870.
Dir T. J. KENDALL y Co. Gents Read
Iug yuuT advertisement m Turf. Field and
FIIni. uf kcnGa,'> SPAWN CSTe. and having
a valuable ard ~. r'iy HuFSt- which had been
Ijur from SPAWN eighteen months. / Srnt tU
yuu tur q lUt'ic 10y express. which m SiN
weeks removed all iam-u">~ and enlarge
rrut and q large ~plUU from another huT>e,
AMI both horses are To-day - sound ~ colts.
The one bottle WIS worth tO me Uue hundred
uollar>. Respectfully yours.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
High Water. Low Water
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Right i reserved tu change steamers or
sailing dayS.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 al the pril-
rlpai ciiie> M the nitcd States and Canada.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures AL SrroiuluuS affections ai,d disorders
resulting from ImpUTiiy ~ The blrod. II j.
n,-edle>> tp specify all. ~ ihc sufferer can
usually prrrriyr their rsIE>s bUf Sal
Etssm. Pimgl,s. Tlc,rs. TYm"T,. GDifrs.
Sgr. FiHu, 81. ar, flle u,-' rn'gmnu. - we'll
sl> MANY affections of ilr H'rfs. Had. LircT
aud Ssf.sHnFl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-29

9poutIns, outssvIng, RooSlng and Jot
Work promptly attended, o.. Gall end
examine stock and prices.
OF. 8. ~. WEuOolou Emmy.
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~. IA large stock o. enc beat tln-ware,
|holIow-were. hardware, cutlery, &C.; a1so =
great variety % goods d al kinds IN HE
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80. u....:...- -... ......I .f.. ltf<lo taII ~
KS ''''"N '"s se.s.'~s ,, ,;..,
ee"ntsn'p",n.> ~ .,'," .';',.s ',e '.'.
on subject Y" r.S''" Nd w".s. NV
people NV "oe'u''t w 'ne ua.> ~
nave "t'r" 'nv"-"' 49, ~ $500. MN
- n'"". oou"''s Psts = ,..'
co'hp'''h y "'''"4e."' = N.
eH'Sn ~ WY N '.'..;.", i; NJ, 80.
Result M ',ra"ue.s - .'r. e'.:,
s&N oh vs. PNa - s"1" s"1 ~. TAI u; I,
n'nN y N; z e." So'' ',. ' r:.. y s sasJ
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Paving and Building
BRICK FORSALE!

The undersigned has on hand large
and line quality Of good building and
paving brick. for which parties wanting
10 build cannot do better IN Southern
Indiana then 10 call and purchase ~ him.
House patterns AZ reduced rates. For
further Information call on him Il his
residence on corner OF Mill aud 9th SITS.
JosEPH JEReER,
Aug 8. 1679-y. jasper. Ind.
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English Farmers In Despair.

II may besirom fear Of America, 1t may
oeirom The long continuance ofupprofita.
BILE liaryestg, it may be frOns the rise in
the expenditure especially upon labor
or 1t may even be from increased intelli-
gence, but there is hopelessness about
farmers' complaints which experienced
men, famiIiar5with their. ways, ,never re.
member before. They hardly look for
any improvement. They do not speak
of the bad times as exceptional. They
do not, among each other, talk Of prices
as sure to improve. Above all. they
throw up their farms on apparently light
provocation. Experienced land agents
notice eotal difference oftone, an indis-
position to haggle, q sort Of determination
to make none but low offers, and to stick
to them. The tenants, as they say, seem
not TO want the farms, and make offers
too low to be entertained, in spiteful
sport. Very often no offers at all can be
obtained, and the land is either thrown
upon the landlords hands or goes
out Of cultivation The latter occurrence
was, formerly, most unusual in Great
Britain, and seems almost impossible; !;
but there Is no reason to doubt the state
ments made that in every county In the
south and east large numbers Of farms
formerly yielding good rents arc lying
idle, the landlords being unwilling TO let
at low rents 10 men who ask. long leases,
and unwilling to cultivate for themselves
or ablosto benrsa5 Temporary loss We
know ia ourcwny experience Of d dis
tFictins which eleven farms, pGorish to
fair as to soil, are deserted and untitled,
and have read ut. rertscmcnts of quite
extraordinary character in tho way of
temptation to the tenants. or farms in the
landlords hands, and Of farms broken into
two or three, there,is no end, while land
in modest patches has slink my lue in q
| degree whick suggesI kind of dread
| among tenants rs we'll as land buyers.
There is feeling Of hopelessness, in fact,
abroad among farmers Of The better class
| and uf reluctance to remain in the bust
ness, which of itself may produce impor-
tant effects, willingness to farm having
been IN important element in the trade.
1t differed from all others jn its attraction
for class-thosc who preferred country
lite and were content not only with
modest profits, but with "lmost'an entire
absence of those chancts which in many
walks of life are SO. attractive, Now that
willingness basF dissppearede4+Lonlon
| Ebonomist. q % 80 N3sT
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Cracking Wheat into Flour.

Ete khg q ~ - =
Minnesota millers DO longer grind
wheat into -four. trhey "cruck" il. and
the people Of the Norihwrst cleiu tlint
the new process makes theiP hitherto in.
ferior wheat the moatI ya bio in the
Norld. Burr stones arc hi i +.of the past
and Hungarian isteet 'rnllt "a have taken
their place. T'hnsc rnll a.,are about
thirty inches long and aeht inches in
diameter. 1t takes FIVE sets T.. steel rollers
TO finish The -four. Each sci of rollers
'rn closer than the preceding. After
the wheat pnssc. each set of rollers it is
boltcd or ~iftcd through conr.c cloth.
This cloth lets the diiinirgrntc'l particles
Of whenl through and uvscsoff the bulky
aud larger pieces, which nre run through
;;n1ihqE and cioscr set OF rollers and
cracked again. The last rollers have
little else but wheat hulls and waxy ger,ps
OF wheat, which do not crack up. but
smash downylike Il piece Of wax. The
germ orykerucl of whsat.lsnot good food
1t makes -four black. BY the old mill
stone process this waEy germ was ground
up with the starchy portion and boiled
through with the flour. BY the new sys-
tenn of cracking the Fkerncl Instead Of
grinding il this germ is not ground, byt
flattened out andSssiltcd 0rsbolted out,
while the starchy. portions of the wheat
are crushed into powdered wheat or flour
All the big mills of Minneapolis now
manufacture by the new process.
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: A remarkable case oftrauce. catale

"A remarkable case Of trance, catalep.
sy, or some form Of suspended conscious
ness, is attracting much attention in
Lehigh County, Penn. Tho subject is u
German about forty-five years of age.
He fell asleep, apparently, in his arm
chair near the stove in the dinipg-room
of the hotel mt Fogelsburg. Efforts TO
awaken him proved futile. Medical aid
was summoned, and he was- conveyed
to room in the a.:.isiouse, rs he was q
stranger without friends in. the place.
Since that time--nearly six weeks agcA
he has lain prone upon his back and has
given no! signHof life except an ALMOST
imperceptible breathing. Upon ithree
occasions his attendants noticed that his
breathing had ceased entirely, and tho
mans death.was.reportcd.- =. Before burial,
however, it was noticed that breathing
had again begun. Very small quantities
of;Equid refreshment liavo,been poiffod
down hia throat, but there Is no apparent
action ofthe digestive organs. There has
been nnjpastinglof tho Body. His phys
icel condition Is normal, and his color
and general appearance bctoken perfect
health,5 Prominent medical and scientif-
|ic men have been invited to investigate
the case. A prayer book in one of the
pockets of the patient contains the name
of John Gyumspere, and is the only
thing that has been found upon him to
indicate his identity. His homo is un.
known. Apparently he has been o more
than ordinary person.
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