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The ArfEAtg 81 h fnqttaAivsd neat i pam am
phlst, entitled EaasscsaiiiOa : If, Fqrmsrsl cal
d en-; is oob5Ig Aets Rad By the aauffioff
Isaac L. Csc, AN, ii. 2. .4...s-- ''0T1'uf'
4sTHssste. Re 7sabjsel IF dri hishiy
worthy the thought and toll that Dr. Case
hiss given H. md We Bops ltGoss espssc5isI1ly
concerned =wiit-givg profound and practical
attention to ths eensidgs doas he lsys b.
fore tbems F6ify 'ninstYe.fSeF PER cent. ( Of
the people Of The Southern States depend for
living uP9q sgFP'turFb gpeIations sad
the education OF he children that are TO be
The farmers and farmers wives OF thsT nekt-
generation is therefor a matter Of tran
rcsndent inpSrtsncs : Rfoderd discovery,
invention and Improvement have made fhe
farming of to-day very different thing to
the rude, Conventional process. Of two gener-
'dons ago, and the Isauissnent for sducss
zion among ths tanning. GLASS is pro-
forfioued to The new dem lands {hss
changed condition OF things make
upon the in,epigenee q the cultivaloFs
of land. fssrS great 'esncouragerhiasfn,t
TO comply with this requirement. In cities
'nly a email proportion of the intelligent
workers become prOprieiors, ia the country
"a large proportion do 20, for kuowledge d.
secting Industry insures success and rszsfd,
The supply Of cultivated skill in the pro-
tssaiona is fdll to Overlooking. 1t isjn sgti-5
culture that stsiuments are rarer and .ep-
pOrunity 10 sucoeed Is consequently more
frequent A knowledge Of the broad princi-
pies that uuderlie agriculture, and industry
10 carry cut thst knowledge 10 the practical
"details Of the fsEaa, mpst aso1ae and-s degres
oftucosss unattzi9sbls b thosswHoss bauds
are trained bat whose nihds airs uncultursd.
As matters haze goae the youngIhave b., n
taught TO falIJE zbdtis5-ia-th e Sp sGratfioas
If lss farm, with no thought Of wherefore,
ard little knowledge as to why those opera-
iions led TO the desired results, aud iittIs care
60 10 the parts soil, climate, snd the vari.
Cue operations oSnature acting upon seed or
nimal take in iructiiying and multiply
iaE. Early should ever. iarnet's child be,
,aado aware shS'certSin saftainmenss must
he occurred By mea1s of education, not that
those attachments will relieve him from
work, but that they will eusble him |
10 work TO the bsst advantage. The |
youpg who are to live on the fsrni |
should learn, not ouly to perform the various |
processes, but 10 understand the fsssors' for |
them snd how the aid they give to nature
sccorplishes the objects arrived at by |
Them. Our sysisBsN Of gducatiEa generally
has been nodded by eollegians, and are
adapted to cultivate the nentft pJSeets gehs |
orally. The farmers child wants specific |
knowledge for specific ends. In everything
The school is adapted for professional or
mercantile life. The very examples in the
arithmetic refer mainly 10 commercial pur-
- Nr@s =
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sRAfN..

7iniId- socIALIsT THREATs. .f. .
MADRID, March 5.--The mayor Of xeres
has received 4 letter containing threats 10
poison the drinking wAter II the prosecutioa
Of the "Blsckhand" Society is continued. d.
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LAW REPORTS.


Criminal Cears-Iorrfxss, Judge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. SO, Barney
Smith; 50, Jones, alias Oversly. :,
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The mail from Louden to Dublin is 8
rather expensive one. Prom london 70
Holyhead the London ADD Northwestern
railway charge for the use of the '.limited
mail' train e40,0 900 year, and from Holy
head to Dublin, about sixty miles, the CITY
of Dublin Steam Packet Company thinks il
not not s saoss. . = charge fsp fot
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-BEcEf-rIon COMMITTEE
Appreciated TO Meet and Entertain GEN.
E ~ fffzhHsh Lee. if.d ~ 4.f

The following gentlemen are appointed a
Reception COMMITTEES, to meet Gen. FTtzhugh
Lee, and to assist in extendingi to him the
courtesies of the city on the occasion of his
contemplated visit and lecture on Monday
aud Tuesday next, 18th aud 18th Instant: =
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ing products. six, four and one-half, and
thfeeiold; Total export ef domestic pro,
duais, G. 7ataliss;.efAtsf merchandise. 6.F
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The extra eIpen-e to which they are
forced to resort y \. s 3 s02di Of time,
times to the hefchahts, is not a very profit
able business to the farmer. Because a man
happens to have credit is no reason why he
should resort to sod Is M 4
feially applied e. the l4ads, d st have been
absolutely worn out by continuously culti-
ysting the N with cotsou.iuH l.
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EoII5. WIFE every anlu1aI, th9Ir USES and
their aiIHaen.s, aEef q Il hons tk irg Shat ex
cites his curiosity, some fact He wants to Oh.
serve or verify Fhe wonders of Gross fertil.
ization, aud III he niystsrions processes Of
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CONGRESS- has destroyed the efficiency of
the National Board of Health by withhold
ing from it the necessary appropriations. 1t
gets oulyi 10000 simply for office expenses,
and he per diem Of its members
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rroductioDi lncfeased prodqoIlon makes
foreign mark4issspe csssars fdfe;gn naarlnis
make laTveg starif peo9RaEz znd s0 vi . d
hielLion deatroys itself
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that the beat piled between Philsdelphia
aud points up the river (Bsrlingtnn, B9stos
etc. in 17sS and 1870; bat the Wilmihgton
voyage is moi 50 well knosn.n
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ENGLAND,

TIE DANUBIAN CONFERENCES. I'd b.
LONDON, March 8.-The Danubisn Con-
ference has completed arrangements for the
treaty protocols to be signed tomorrow. s
-bou r777l IN 1.-THE ooMMoNs. ''stl
+ In the Commons, Gladstone declined 10
give day for the ;discussion of the Kill
Pmainham treaty negoGations. Northcote
said be would not proceed further; the in
ierences to be drawn from the deelina alton
were obvious. ~ 49,, ,.,.,..
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LosDov, March 's.-Iady Florence Dixie
in alletiter 10 the 1Smes, charges Bigger and
Parnell, "a trustees of the Land Lssgns Faad
with not accounting, for sl52,Q00.r She
claims that while this money is unsecounted
for Paruell, and his followers have no righi
TO mock the rufferings Of the distressed in
Ireland by ths4H,am championship of the
starving pessa .t,....,s.tT 1,.--l
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These gentlemen, together with the Gen
eral Committee of Arrangements previously
Appointed, are requested to meetfn the par
lors of the Peabody Hotel for consolidation,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Gen. Lee will
certainly be. here at the appointed date uu-
. Iesa acme ,ccideht prevents. -
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= INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

: i day dissolved by mutual consent, B. v. MUIR
ply retiring. J. ]. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities and will ntinus the General 1nsurnne1
street. lf,fils7Fl T7Iir 'f7''t
MsnrHIs. September 1s. 1852. -. -
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Now, if Dorsey had been a senator in the
Congress just adjourned, he could go horn Z,
you see; but, as ut is,- the countrysstilF de-
hands lis presence in Washington until the
penltenlia rF season, opens. y 75s- f5s9
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RUSSIA
ARRrsrs AT MOSCOW.

~ lNroKfAET Ak kIiE At MOSCOW W
ST. PETERSBURG, March SRA number of
important arrests have been made at Moscow.
The arrests are due to the extra vigilance of
the police, owing TO the near approach OF
the corspatien, of the Gear. There lie No
reason 10 believe4hat any special plotting
TO prevent the coronation exists. - 10 SIS
|9idFs RUSSIA AND rHEvArIcAN. igqi
BERLIN, March rS.-Negetiations between
Russia and the Vatican have Sc far pro-
gressed that twelve vacant Polish sees will
be filed on the 15th.w shF ~ os mr. o.
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PDLlT1CAL' NOTES.

aHEwill carry an onion in his handker=
chief VITO weeps over the death OF the
Forty eventh Congress- says the Etmirat
re As1ezoEd Free Press. 80 alt
Z BILL Is passing. the Illinois Legislatur b
IN skibg the members Of the State Board OF
rRsilroad Commissioners elective by the
people instead of appoiptive by the gov.
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= JeDGEl JOHN P. KING, of Augusta, G a., is
ssidsso be the Oldest ex senator OF the United
States living. He was borff 10 1899, snd en-.
tered The Senate in 1888. His health is now
vefysftble.
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fotFra.ss Byrse's Z Aifbi.

|, PARIS, March S.-To one of the safidzvits
forwarded from Lonaonfor ,the1purpose OF
proving that Frank ,Byrneg was in London on
May 9th, when tae Pheuix Bark murders
we've committed, is appended . telegram
from London by Brine on that date an
nouncing the release of Michael Dayiti
from Portland prison. ,,,i,sat77a aaG
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o'sHEAIs, LETTER. - ISIS,

of Parliament, also suspected of connection
with the murder conspiracy. a,41n of t.,.,.,. -
o'sHEAis LETTER. lslsu ntz1
The Tunes, commenting on The letter of
Capt. OShea, defending Psruell, says the
letter will not alter the deliberate judg-
ment Of the country. The efforts OF the
writer TO fasteni charges of inaccuracy on
Forster viii not serve his cause. -itaj ,g
TIE gIeGAR-HYLAND RREACHdoF, PkosdIsE
/ CASE. .., sti-,i 1s-dI - =
The trial of the action brought BY Miss
Hy land against Mr.. Biggar for damages for
breach Of promise begun TO day. Counsel
said the parties were Introduced in Paris by
Patrick Egan. .,,-..., i.,s
Miss Hyfand said Egan was mainly re-
sponsible for her bringing the suit against
BisgzI and stated tn az Egan left Duhiir 20
avoid being called on as q witness in the
case. 80 ..,,,..o.,, 81
s The Jury rendered a verdict against The
defendant The damages were fixed at k400
80. sAi i THE SLIGO AssnzEs.F tifo s,'''''
n DuBLIN, March S-Judge Johnston, in
opening the Sligo Assizsss to-day congrAtu
lated the jury on the dipinuliou of sgrarian
o1fnie; M In. sf s7sd 3lvsi rce1oio5q 9as
sKN GIRLS FOB NEW HAMPSHIRE. t1e III
7 LIMERICK, March S.-Five hundred GIRL
started from here for New Hamphire to-day
Almost the entire population assembled to
| bid them geodbye.iss sd etF Elnne' 81
Il
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faFp'btsd pssplef WI al Education for Fd6mers
Sgsikrsn shows heS.pqght 10 be. We are
Sa,horiasa y D. CFspslo say, on his pc ri !;
T wig irglysseqdla sppy, frss of charge 10
soy one thatwiir request it," Address, Dur
hamviIle, Tenn. We doubt not many will
! avail thepzeiv1s Of this generous offer, and
, We are surs that on reading HE hook they
wiH fec3 grstsfHbtoake egiher9's' I"sf "11o'
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SUSPECTED MP.,s

A correspondent Of the Central Nesps al
Dublin states Chat the authorities expect to
be able to -implicate several Irish memb ers
of Parliament, also suspected of connection
with the murder conspiracy. a,l4, of l.=,.,,,. -
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SENATOR WxKNER, Gen. Arson McCook
and JslN. Werdswotih, otaNew Fork, aud
Amos Townsend, OF Ohio, leave Washington
next week for New Orleans, Mexico, Oregon
ara AlsEks gl6na pleasure and business trip.
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VEORD Err IN lB ANKUPTCY =

,ETUv TJr IN SE Si@ q
Made hy Judge Heshmon d aCoAcefslRs
- apLatec A ssIsnec,s Gaxes.a zrA ,
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i TRADE AND MANUFACTURERS

In Florida the strong fiber of the leaves Of
a species OF Cactus 'is turned into rope, It's
juice into a pleasant beverage, and lis trunk,
after the removal of the pitb, into pals.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Hon. Z. L. Frazee for Lieut. Governor.
[Aitkin Age. july I4.-Rep. |

[Aitkin Age, July 14.-Rep.l
When the Republican state convention,
which lately convened at ST. Paul. nomi-
mated Chas A. Gilman for the third time
as lieutenant governor, they committed a
most fatal error It will not avail at this
time to discuss the means whereby so un-
desirable result was accomplished or to
unearth or disclose the corrupt combina-
tions which it is alleged were made 10 pro-
duce it. It is sufficient to state what is
already well known that the Republicans
of northeastern Minnesota, and in fact
very large proportion of them through
out the state, are dissatisfied
and outraged by the attempt to
force so naUseous a dose down their
threats, Heretofore a nomination at the
hands OF the Republican party Of Mime
sofa, who have been so largely in the ma
iority, has been equivalent to an election,
and acting upon this theory the corrupt
politician has at times got in his work on
| the state ticket and foisted men Of lik e
ilk upon the commonwealth.
The time has come for the people to
| take the matter in hand and give the lie
| to the assertion that to succeed at a Re-
| publican convention means success at the
polls. It is now time for Minnesota to,
! sit down on this pestiferous politician
whose only real strength lies at a long
distance from home where he is least
known, and whose corrupt political oper-
ations in his own section of the state have
made him generally detested by the masses
of his party. A call is now out for Demo
cratic state convention. No one expects
that the ticket they will nominate will be
elected. The majority against them is toe
great, when as is the case in the present in
stance the remainder of the ticket is uno5
| jectionable. With the lieutenant governor
however, the case is far different. They
can, by making wise nomination, secure
the election of their candidate for that
Office and confer lasting benefit upon the
state at large and win the gratitude OF
thousands of Republicans by ridding the
state of an incubus which threatens tC
fasten itself upon their party and the
people of the state during life. By unholy
alliances and corrupt practices it has been
possible in the past for this unworthy crea
ture to carry conventions when he was not
honestly entitled to them. Let him nov
be rebuked and eternally squelched by the
nomination of an honest man on the other
ticket. Such an one will be found in the
name of the gentleman found at the heai
. of this article. R. L. Frazee has a name
and reputation which any man might bt
proud of. He has made it in Minnesota
and during his long residence in the state
it is not saying too much to assert that ht
has never done an act good man ough
to be ashamed of. In point of ability anG
, intelligence he is the peer of any man whc
has ever held that position, and if placed
in nomination would as certainly be elected
as election day came. Will the Democrat
of Minnesota give the people the oppor
tunity they desire by placing Mr.. Fraze
in nomination?
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
HEALTHIS WEALTH

DR.. e. C. Vests nerve and brain treatment. 9
specific for hysteris, dizziness, commissions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss oi
memory, premature old age, caused by over
exertion or over-indulgence, which leads to mis-.
cry, decay and death. One box will cure recenl
cases, Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box or six boxes for fv
dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. Wit
each order received by us for six boxes, accom-.
panied with five dollars, we will send the pur.
chaser our written guarantee to return the money
il the treatment does not effect E. cure. Guar.
antees issued only by Lambie & Co., corner
Third and Wabashaw streets, st. Paul, MINI.
Ord'-s by mail promptly attended to.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Confirmation of Assessment for Opening and Extension Of
Dakota Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July II, 1883.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

AL objections ions s must made Elm writing
rotem.
2nn
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Vital Questions!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the
world for quieting and allaying all irritation of
the nerves and curing all forms of nervous com
plants, giving NATURAL childlike refreshing sleep
always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
''Some form of Hopsr'
CHAPTER L.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physicians:
''What is the best and only remedy that can be
relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and
urinary organs, such as Bright disease diabetes,
retention inability to retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar to women
''And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically ''Buchu.''
Ask the same physicians
'|What is the most reliable and surest cure for
all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipation, in
digestion, biliousness, malarial fever, ague,
etc. and they will tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelionn'
Hence, when these remedies are combined with
others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters such
Concluded next week.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
At the Matinee.

They talked OF their babies, their clothes, and
their teeth,
And there isn't thing you can think of be-
meath
The sun or the moon they didn't discuss,
With q wonderful din and wonderful fuss,
But the music we all had assembled to hear,
These three charming mothers of babies so
dear.
The orchestra played that musical dream
OF Schubert-his last-until it would seem
That a chorus of angels had caught up the
theme
And lent the sweet tone of their voices su-
preme
To lift our souls up; but these fair mothers
three
Still talked of their babies in innocent glee.
And now the grand chorus rings out through
the hall,
And melody reigns supreme all over
Over all save these mothers, who seem to for
get
The charms of the music, because they have
set
themselves for talk, their babies for text,
Without even a thought for those they have
vexed.
They tell that music will charm the wild
breast
of the savage and set him completely at rest,
But with babies for text, song ever sung
Can stop for moment fond mothers tongue.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

expen
n
o
the saidss essmentw be nfrmedby y
amousass dagaint the ameo o-wi
neranddecrp pion
r M 99oRi IRa 1s avenue a ~ " ~ " M M . 500
Pap
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
WINSTON, Forsyth Co., N. C.

GENTs-I desire to express to you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bitters. was troubled
with dyspepsia for five years previous 10 COM
mencing the use of your Hop Bitters some SIX
months ago. My cure has been wonderful.
am pastor of the First Methodist Church of this
place, and my whole congregation can testify to
the great virtues of your bitters
Very respectfully,
Rev. H FFRFREF
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

Last week Henry Marrish of Atwater,
Kandiyohi county, was declared insane
and removed to the asylum at st. Peter.
Last winter, burglars robbed his wife of
$4,000 in notes and money, none of which
was recovered. He exhibited some excen-
tricity previous to this misfortune, but the
loss of his property had the effect to un-
settle his mind, and it was deemed unsafe
to leave him at large. There is hope that
he NAV be restored.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

of benefits,
Morris LIN
Twill
hownt
hne1 1by aidB
benefited
damaged and the
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objections b Board
Iston eday Sabine C.
~ CiekBo dofP Works.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, AUDITORS OFFICE,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, July 5, 1883.
rious State institutions for the year ending July
81, 1884, will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock noon, on the 18th day of August, 1888
Blanks, specifying kinds, quantities and places
of delivery, and, near as possible, the amounts
required at specified dates, and giving terms of
payment and other information, will be fur
nished on application. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
L. F. HUBBARD, Governor
W. W. BRADEN, Auditor
CHARLES K1TTELSON, Treasurer.
Fuel Commissioners of Minnesota.
iuly11-wed-4w
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
WELLS TROUGH ON CORNs,"

Ask for Wells ''Rougk on Corns.". 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-18

We have received a circular from
hessrs. Baugh Il Sons, of Baltimore, in
which they state that the annual report
of the n. g. Agricultural Experiment
Station is incorrect and unreliable both
rs to price and quality in regard to the
fertilizers Manufactured by them. Trey
also say
1--WE are opposed to the heavy @ler:il-
izer tax imposed indirectly on the far
mers of North Carolina, as We think no
farmer can ,fford to pay such heavy spe-
cial tax, IN addition to regular ordina ry
taxes; and we are determined to give
every farmer IN North Carolina the OF
portunity TO buy direct from us at the
Lowest Who esale prices, and thus save
all agents commissions and exorbitant
taxes, and we think all intelligent far
mers will sec TIA, it i, ia their al, an
tage to buy from Us. AMI to lay no at
tention to the incorrect reports published
by the Board Of Agriculture concerning
our goods. At.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-18

LoUIsBURG TIMES ITEMs.-Capt. j.
A. White says President A. III. Will
liams. of the OXford-Henderson r. R.,
is North. negotiating for iron. Also,
that a proposal as to the Lou.sburg ex-
tension will soon be made.Visit
to Henderson:-It is a treat to one who
has never Witnessed it, to be present at
a sale in a tobacco warehouse. Two
sales took place that day-one at Coop
ers', and the other at Watkins ware
house. The "uig break took place
one day last week. when nearly $4,000
were paid out for the weed. Among
the improvements, we note the compile
ton of the Messrs. Watkins new brick
store. which is one of the largest in the
State. and the three new stores adjoin-
ing. built by Mr.. Burwell one of which
is occupied 10y Lehman. Bros. Tie
hail over these stores is not finished.
but when completed will he one ct The
prettiest in the state. Henderson i. oi
course proud of her hank, which Is Yer,
properly MANAGED by Col. W. ii :.
Burgwyn. and Nj. Danger cid. We
were shown through the lire aud burglar
proof vault by these gentlemen. and
can very safely recommend that the
bank is perfectly safe IL hs particular
IL seems to Us that the people of LOUIS
burg and Franklinton could do business
with this bank very conveniently.
Henderson is improving every day. and
buIldn continue to 20 up. The Epis-
'opalians contemplate erecting a new
church soon. and the county commits
sioners have already advertised for pro-
pOsals to build a court house.