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New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
TIE BONDED PERIOD on sPIEIrs.

WAsmNGTON, May 5.-Ihe report submitted
IN the House to-day by Representative Harris from III
Ways and Means Committee. recommending the passage
OF the bill to extend indefinitely the bonded period
distilled spirits says that the bill has the approval OF
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, who considers
any law fixing date OF tax as disturbing clement III
the business OF the producer. The experience OF tho
past years has demonstrated the fact that tho do
mapds Of have been such to enable the
dsters to withdraw their entire stock upon payment
O, tax within hroe years demanded and result
there arc now about 10000 900 gallons held
In foreign countries exported for tho sole purpose OF
svadng payment OF tax until the whskey entered into
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
cago yesterday The labor Interests nave ocen

cago yesterday The labor interests have oceh
BIZ capital In NowYork and should 500 that th's op
preston does not continue" .-o,o,a IN
For onc said Senator Day DO not m on "
Nav York such wild excesses IA have occuricu W Ill III,
oago Neyertholess think that we should comply WIN
The reanests OF orderly laboring men when are e@'
pressed IN this resolution . hal, h. cop,
{" do not think this debate sho"iu n' w" =,
n,rnd with appeals for tho righls "
priu pi ,, - .aid ennator Fas,ett "1herc J. 40 roa-
son ,yhv wo ahonld Initiate such inves'icoion me
RAILROAD Commissioners have already declared th'' c
strikers are In the wrong. .,,,o,, ,,,,.,s 4, ,,os
senator sloan opposel any invesgaton nlcis ~ T hs
recommended by one OF the regular committees VI '0
Senate ,,,. .,h.. o,o NJ the
most dan ce doctrines that can DO anYocdru tl
we should deny this petition OF tho wors gmsn 600 % -
York hold in my hand petition sighch D. -vVv Pn
sons doing business III Third ave-, VINO ask io' 'N'' "
"Inyesfigoting committees cannot scttle labor enes
tions" said Senator Vcdder. "Ihat IS an ecohohirr
,n,tter which only tho laws Of traio VIII determine.
misrrst thai thero are persons stirring up '"eS'
strikes . -. 49, .oso,v,io,, "a tho
DaT0a; Committee adopted by vote OF - ~ ~, -,
a party vote except that Mr.. Kanes voted Wild Tue
Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
DEMOCRATS DIsFRANCHIsE DAKOTA.

WASHINGTON, May 8 (SpeciaU.-From the
beginning the Democratic majority in ihe House has set
its face gain,t the claims OF DAKOTA for the r5ht OF
Sta,ehood The action OF the House Committee on Ter
ritories to-day was the crowning act OF Democratic
;nfarv In that respect 1t shows that for two years
longer at people of OAK ta are to be deprived
of the rights which, American ctzcns they are enti-
tied 10 onloy The Republican members of TIE Commit
tee on Territories to-day asked only the poor privilege OF
having the bill providing for the division OF tho
Territory ard the adms OF the south half reported
10 The House adversely. TO this the majority apparently
consented aud SO voted, formally. Iheh inc
committee proceeded to consider the several House hS
before -one for an enabling act, one or two simply Tor
the division Of the Territory. ana 50 on ana each IN
turn W.. reectc After the list had been gone lHioush
with PROPOSE made that the ADVERSE report Oh
the senate bi I've prepared and submitted wbcrcupOn
Democratic ncnnrr the committee moved 10 recon
slider the vote by which the adverse report WAS ordered
ami peulng vote this motion, the committee ad-
ourned IL Is probable that even an adverse report
upon the senate bl Will rcaca the lioase cary enol@h
10 ave action taken upon 1t by this Congress, Tor tue
cacndar already has reached "A prOdlgI0us sZ" ADOul
800 reports have been made by liolso commute
since January, only small proportion OF "hicH Has
| considered.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
OUBANS DFEOUNCE THE SLOW MAIL SERVICE.
From The Hardnd Boletin (0meTciGl Aprs ~.
T.. :. Iur hat wi IL


peuing with the United states mall. The steamer
Ma cOtte which arrived this morning rom Tampa ana
Key Wos brought sixty bags 0f natl matter when Aau
accumulated in said ports, for want of means OF trans
orlAtiol during whole week since the arrival OF tho
MascOte the 2lst inst, no, single letter mas peeu
shores are only eighty miles from ours Who will com
pensae the MERCHANTS for their esses account OF tho
delay In receiving their shipping documents FOR meioh
dtse having arrived some days In advance by direct
steamers from New.lorki Who would incur the
lbity in of lire any other cause oF lho
ioas az 40 much valuable correspondence undly ac-
cumuated In the ports of Tampa and Key west ms
thing has conc TO such extreme tnnt we caI INC NJ
tenon Of he postmaster the laot that no ought 10
demand un Immediate remedy for this abuse from he
authorities Washington ana wo 10 not uoup. ns' ~
W M soon be satisfactorily arranged IL Is outr"seous
that ID should from eight 10 ton days Tor letter
mailed at New York to reach Havana
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
cAnfEs In OIuER PLACE.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.--ln the game to-day be-
tween ths Chicago and ~. LOUIS League clubs. hs
champons took long lead Ia the early part % sAe
ame and holding it easily to the end, Won asfoovS:
Chicago o.......................-.- 3 l
II lOrs. ............ ........-..... : " > -
p.se bI,s-Cbcaeo7 ST Louis g. Error hcago D. ~
rcui. : Pitchers ormick and hiI'y Cm2te-Hf
GGEncy.
WASHINGTON May 5.-Arother heavy batting gems
was uaycd today between the Boston AID Washington
clubs. he score was aa iOilo"S'
poe,cn ....... ............-... ! III
washington ..................... 1 3 = "-i'
ppee h,t,-Boston Is washington 5. tTror.-Bos'o..
ashin gton s. Pitcbers-BuihntOn and Barr Oipi''-"i'
Evans.
KANSAS CITY, May o. The game between the Dctro'
and Ksnsa. C,y clubs to-day we'll played tae Ds-
troll men ralying at the bat ald securing t.c s''
Winning runs in the last innin2 The score was
no.ro,, .........O o o 3
Kansas uslsCity.............-.-...-..O q y "
CIScISNArl May "a teu-inning game was PDoi
hetvean tbs Louisville and Cincinnati claos today.
Witch the visiting players finally Ton. iHe o.a sl'"'
foucht nari for su prenacy. The score "ss;
!,mninaaf .......0 D y o l-s
paso hIrs-Lousvlle Cincinnati. o. ErroF'-Lou!5yAla
|. Tiuclunat 3 Itchors-i.a nsey All 9ldiIi "?A0
Mr.. Young. -. II.
The schoiul,d game at PtsDurg between the ~ l2is
and Pittsburg clubs had to be postponed on &c count
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
SENATOR MuRPHY'S RESOLUTION.
HIS PROPOSED INVESTIGATION REFERRED 10 III
KAILKOAn COMMITTEE.

trRoM THE RfCULAR CoEREs! !ONDrNr or TIE TRInuNA
ALBANY, May 5.-lhe Strikes IN Chicago
were called to the md OF the Senate to-day by senator
Murphy, who used them argument to colnpe The
Senate TO pass his resolution for the investigation OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company OF New-lors. Inc
slver-nairel Thomas c. T. Ecclesne. counsel OF tho
Ihird-ayc strikers was the senate Chamber To VIII
ness the action OF the Senate upon IT.
Senator Pitts moved that the resolution be REFERRED 20
the Railroad Committee with instructions to report
upon the necessity Of investigating tho conduct OF tho
railway after obtaining tho opinion OF the Railroad
Commissioner on the subject.
Senator Murphy protested against this disposition OF
the resolution From 10. 900 to 10000 men, no said
are out OF employment In New YORK owing To this
strike Remedial legislation Is necessary or wa sha
have sccncs In NewYork such witnessed ia Chi-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
TO MAKE BOYCOTrING LAWFUL.
AssrMDLYMAN FISN PROPOSES AMESDMESIe
TILE PENAL CODE.

THE PENAL CODE.
ALBANY, May (Specia0. - AssemDiyman
Finn introduced bill to-day to authorize ooycotns'
Tho bin Is to amend subdivision OF section loo Dy
making IL read
To nrevept another unlawIully from exercs ng law
fn Trade or calling or doing any other la@iul act py
force. unlawful threats or intimidation. or py
with tools, Implements or property Deonsng 20 or se
by another, or with the lawfui use OF empi'' A'"'
thereof ,,
The ameniment made Is tho thrustng in or the "ora
"unlayfulv in the section. Hero follows moro
serious amendment OF section 40 OF the same ac' lhat
section Il made 10 read; .
No conspiracy "a punishable crimnally u!e's IL rs 10
ons of those cnmoracd IN the last two sections ana tn
orderly and peaceable assembling or ccopeIatoh %, %
persons employed IN any calling, trade OF az o
wages or compensation or of maintaining such rate OF
Of obtaining reduction Of the hours o! iaoor - %
conspiracy II none of tho acts or Things PiV"Iuvu
hereby is do1e macousy, or agreed SO to DC done Oy
the persons Assembling or co-operasnR'
The new part Is that which reads:
"orof obtaining reduction of tho hours Is not con.
spracy II none of the acts or things proabitea ersDY
Is done malicous.y agreed so 20 De uono W 'no P0
sons assembling or cooperating
III plain that malice" must be proved. Section
653 Is also amended. This says that q person IS guy
of isdcmeanor who does certain things such as using
violence or nictng injury to prevent person iroi'
aborlng Dfr Finn proposes to add the following ex
| cepton:
p,, stotemont that the interest, influence and co
of any labor organization or association WIZ
which TIC perrcB saklnX snch statehent 10 -, iy @ Us
connected will be or is opposed 20 the oi OF Ho vU
tnr of any particular the following OF any mar
Gated corse of conduct shall not be deemed VIOLATION
| thereof
| Tho action reads:
person who with view to compel another person 70
do OF to abstain doing an act which snch 9tnci
nerson has legal right do or TO abstain IRON nOn4
wrongfuy and unlawfuily violence or nnicts in
Jury upon such other person or his family or nrhDei
thereof or upon his property or threatens such 'oect
or injury or dcpriyes such person OF any toolS NE
plomeut or clothing, hnders HIM IN the nso thereof
NJ of At
any manner Is guilty Of misdemeanor Iheh Io'!o"'
| NI. Finn's amendment.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
vALUIYG THEIR PROPERTY HIGH

WAsmINGToN, May 5.-The commission Of
which Secretary Lamar is charman aud cn will
have supervision OF the construction OF the
Congressional Library building. to-day opened the Oilers
OF OF property the sites selected by Congress
to sell their holdings to the Government The amount
appropriated for the purchase OF size Is 100000 Tho
owners of the pgoperty make is considered by
commiss on high valuations. one site. II bought Mt the
owners figures, would cost over 100000. and the
other 100000 Unless the owners OF one or tue
other voluntarily reduce their valuations SO as 10
Come Within tho amount OF tho Appropriation tho COM
mission will enter proceedings Tor condemnation,
as provisi oDELy required by the act OF Congress.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
Mr.. HEWITT ORDERS A HALT.
RIOT. DEATH AND DYNAMITE TIE SUITS OF HA'
TRAvAGAST TAXATION.

p1or nrAru AND DYNAMITE TIE Il SUITS OF Ex-
TRAvAGANT TAXATION.
WASHINGTON May 5.--SIr. Hewitt addressed
tho uouse at length to-day on tho bill for the relief or
cer;ain officers OF the Volunteer Army 1t was tme no
said to call halt upon these bills giving an unknown
su,n-au untold sum-from the Treasury or tina Untod
States which could only be brought out by the coined
sweat of the aboring men OF the country The Govern
men; had not any money to give away THOUSANDS Oh
men to-day In the presence OF starVa''oh' Ano
avenues for work being closed up-mosty tho ro
suit OF oyertaxaon. Lot tho House address ieso w
the work of reducing His frlenis from the south
were placed in an embarrassing situation when this class
OF bills was presented they conld not discuss them wVh
thavine the impntatol OF dsoyaty thrown upon them
He had seen gentlemen tho South come up and Vo'o
for these blsfor every measure OF justice 10 on'o
soldiers-but what he had seen them iorceu
TO give their assent to other measures which "ouu '
have vcd appreciation in better days OF the 10
public when tho Constitution was better undcrStoou anu
respected than now. lie had seen them come up anu
vote for these measures tho ground that 1t was tho
only way they could ge back for the South any portion
OF the money which thoy we're 20 recKieSsiy taAoi' ~
did not blame those gentlemen for voling for river anu
he constrained 10 oppose. for In their 81
their loss OF everything except h9nor. tney VIZ % Se
Union soldiers II not hOnest nor honoraOo 10
upon them these measures to which they were Ho' "'
"Wnat is there dishonest or dishonorablc in this
mea .ure p oueried Mr.. Warner, of Missouri. -
The limit Of endurance tue part OF the thtPay
has been reached" replied Mr. Hewitt "and IL IS oieaa, -
siop until the pressure and load OF taxation IS reov.u
Mr. Skinner North Carolina. said that tho gentb b
from NewYork in Attempting 70 aeno. ,s io of tho
vote OF the Southern members. had malc use o my ln
words TO the effect that they we're conpeieu W
AGAINST their better uds snen AMI that VIM tuvy of
for river and harbOr bills they d so Tor tho
getting eyon with the North. lie rose 10 dohS n".
statement and to say that there was Que man az 'ts
who had fought on tho Southern side throughout tne
war who ha gio vote III this iiouso Ca
! cent his better Judgment dictated.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
FAvoRiyG THE CONGRESS OF NATIONS.

WAsuINGroS, May (SpeciaD.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations to-day voted unani-
tnously TO report favoraby the bill introduced by dr.
Frye TO promote the political psOSress anu commercial
prosperity OF the American Natious The bill authorizes
and directs the President 10 invite IN behalf OF the
ope OF he United States delegates from each OF the
krpuDics OF Central and South America. from san
Domingo and Brazil 10 meet IN WasAi gon, October l,
1877 to consider and decide upon such questions rs
shall be to the mutual interest and common welfare O.
the American people. The measures to be considered
are those preserve the prcsclt integrity an eIfl-
Iral conditions OF eacn Nation against loFcDe ais
mcinberinent tho formation oi customs union; the
.sablisnmnnt steamship lines uniform System OF
customs regulations, weights and measures, eic; thc
aGoon OF a common silver coin and TO agree upon a
II an OF arbitration disputes A similar though mOd
lied measure been reported In The House ihe iact
mat such Democratic senators 1s Morgan broSn Sius
bury aud Payne approve the bill indicates that IL Will
pass the Senate Dy a almost unanimous vote As a
seoue to the amendment the POstOfce bill In regard
TO the establishment vi steamship lines this is e!irded
as
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
DEFEATING TIE BROKER TAX BILL

ALBANY, May (Speciah.-The Assembly
Committee on Ways and Means reported favorably TINS
afternoon Senator Vedders bill to tax the brokers OF
Wall Street. The bill was attacked by AssemDiymen
,f.ri,uand lanes laggerty and Hotchkiss the
prorul that 1t wodI impose unJuSty heavy tax on
all brokers Mr. IIotchkss said that tho tax womb
%nount 10 600 600 Oh tie stock Exchange ransac.
mons alone Mr. McClcgnd moved that the Oill should
lie led aud tho motion adopted by vote OF Oh
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

srun,,on This outlay for transportation w,ic ,no
nna hv c,z,ns q, the United states. inurrs W 's
benefit Of forcgncrs Whilst I may o. q screass tho
cost OF wlIsey the report Gays. thcro can W ~
ton az to hoher the additional eapenso N, Initial
should lnure to tho benefit OF ciozchs ol v rfora
Gtates or OF foreign COUNTRIES. The conhtt"o 80
recommend tho passage Of fhs h when WIZ nil'% r.;
mont TO be made when tho distIcr - natui aJ aoy
n,y through tho demand for consumption anu VA" .,
will to American citizens inc M ,rao s P" ~
Foreigners for ocean tran sp0rtaon ana STORAGE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
TOTE JACKSON. TIE l

TOBE il CKSON. the DYNANITBR. CAPTURED.
ATLANTA, May (Specia0.-Tobc Jackson,
the dynamer. who has made wido-sprea al reputation
recently, captured b. the revenue agents this
ing ana loiged IN tho Atlanta Jail Jackson made mis-
escape last week by jumping from atran on the West
ern and Atlantic Rallroai aud large rcwarfs
for his capture lie Implicated IA various crimes, in
Guiding arson, burglary ana attempted murder.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
ruprzz11yG FRof A wIRE FACTORY

AKRON, Ohlo May ,SDcciuD.-The Grand
Jury to-day returned tweutYiour counts in an indic
meut against Edward Mcdonald, OF Cleveland. and IL.
II. snow, Cnyahoga Fans. Tor emOezzllug 5000 from
the Falls Wire Manufacturing COMPANY operating ne ar
here. II Donald tls CO nptuy, DODkkeeper, with
eadq4atters at Cleveland, and managed fso-
tory al Guy ahOsA Fails.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
e., - vo. r,a-er. nrrired fron phIladelnhIA la.t

THO Nev-York players arrived from PhhadeiphiH lsss
night and Will play tho Washington club at The P'o
cror,a. today The management propose 20 make the
nr.t visit OF the now IAagns member noteworthy ohe
The Tth Regiment band VIII furnish the ~isca pnrt ot
the programme. 4 good game my DO cNlecVu' "''oA
and Shaw will be the pitchers - r.,...
The scheduled game at Wa.hngton Pa.x, brooai{n,
bc. .wenn ina Rrooklyn aud Baltimore ciubs yes crtay
was p0stponea OWING to rain. Inc hrst uniaE was oo:
gun and tho home players by heAvy batting bt scorei
7nur rms when he stopped the IN ten am rOoe1
the home club OF poss. DO victory. lac contest
staten Island between tho sletroFoHl IL an "t'.e"s
clubs was also stopped By RAIN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
RACEs ArLEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 5.-Thc track WAS faH
to-day The Ars one mile wL' "oA " ies'' AAo
sasher second aui Nay Lady thirI Time. li0. Aur
,ion poo,s-rest 500; The slashcg $50 May Lady. B
the second race one ard ons-oErtn miles. ws won oJ
Tyrant; Irish Pat second Lady Wagwari third Tine
2:1O Auction pools-Tyran.. $40 Irish PAT S31 LAZY
Waywarl 81. The third race, one AMI ona.s.xteenth
miles WAS Won nv Aionis; Ieai second and sam Wtoa
third Tune 1888 Auction pools hdon.s. 80: LeIl.
Sii sam Walton So The fourth rt'o, il NILE wss
won by Lt.re: Laura 6. second. h'lair tAlrd tlHe'
hne S3f; Iattrsu, $50; Nulavl, S2S tha Held. ~.
Mutnals 20. There 10 m tuas sold except on
the last race.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
THE NETWORKS VICTORIOUS
WINNING A GAME IN PHILADELPHIA
GOOD FIELDING IN SPITE or ghIN-KEgFg's piTos.
INC YFrrCIfVF.

GOOD FllLDINJ n sPI!I OF HEIN-hI.bFh5 TIICa.
ING TFFCCUYf.
PHILADELPHIA, aiay 5.-Rain cansed two sus,
pensons OF pay game botvoea ,he now York aud
Philadelphia fsagre baseball crDs TO-DAY, AMI 6aaly
put en- cnf 20 IN tho first haf Of tho ninth Inning
Tho visitors showed marked impToYs neat In theis
fielding. bu. were unable hit Ti,con5 w'th ea.ol
Ti,coabs bases on balls however. wero Costly News
York four runs being scored by VINO reached frss
base In that way. keefc bot, effective ana steady,
giv,s only one Dase balls and permitting only fy&
acattprea nts 70 he made oil him. Rain fell heavily
wien Ncw-York went IN Tor the ninth inning and they
hal scored ;orr rams. VITA mrH bases and one
ont when game vas cal ed. Tie atteDdaEcs 3.Ood
Following is the scOre
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

NEw-iIAvEy, May o tSpecab.-ChrIstoph r
W. BarDmann, a baker doing business In Haliock-st
was granted divorce by Judge Phelps. OF the Superior
Court on Friday. lie not free more than twenty
four hours when ho married Theresa Beck. his house,
keeper.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
ApRAcTTuE GAME OF CRICKET.

The NeW-f Ok IfIChtI OIU', ~ IIII III' V'1'4 =
five members and IA In good financial condition has an
cagcd T. C. Elliott u the Ulster Cricket tluo trst'
rate bowler. - professional f'r Che -2' n tetefS.
~aetce gsne was played Central PARK when iliDtt D.
IAN 10 coach tAe eleven auuJec Vi mtsAos n so)h 10
"a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
AMERICAN oPERA AUXILIARY.

= Pun, ,prIpnIA, May 5.-At meeting he'o
hero yesterday the formation OF an orsan,Asnv
aux Hillary TO the American opera Company s"o'''"
sions 70 tho amount VI Sooooo woso seeo'eSs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

EASTEKN EMPETDR " IN5 ITTs1 OII''-t--'' Ut
LONDON, May 5.-The race for the chester
Cup to-day was by tho Duke OF Bcanforts hve'
yearcld gray horse Eastern Emperor with Leopold 20
Ro;hschds three year Old bay COLI Beaver second and
Lord Bradtors threeyear old chestnut colt SIT Himo
third There were niuo starters The course was nearly
Two and quarter miles. Eastern Enperot woa
by half length. IN re were Tour Io"A'"S o''"'e"
Beaver and Sir Halno. 49,. ~.
The betting was to Eastern Emperor 10 Heayer.
ana IL to l Sir Iano General owen WilliailsS six
ycarold brown Colort WIS the fayore at 10 l.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

EARNED runs-NowYOrk Di FI.iIlGpipIit ]. WHY
hits, onor Daily. Passed bala-;, I'D ~, pcaG,
First base on balls Vow orx Phltlrip2lt l. flrS
Ncw.Yofk 3; Pr adelDhia T. Sra,< oat Ssw & OK 7,
rer Fogar;y ard Bastlan UnpsS-ir CafFJ Tine -2SJ.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
He Was the One.

An Eastern young man return. ed home few days ago from . trip to Colorado for his health and narrating his adventures he told about buying silver mine tor 5000.
 Il knew they'd rope you in," ex- claimed the old man. "So you were ass enough 10 buy a hum- bug mine
 "Yes, but l didn't lose anything. l formed a company and sold half ;. the stock to Connecticut man for s70O0.
 "Y-you didn gaspsd the old man, as he turned white. "I'll bet Pm the one who bought it."
 T know you are,' coolly obser- we'd the young man, as he crossed his legs tried to appear very much at hone.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

There is little difference between
 the nutritiye value of . pound of steak, the bone, the bone being counted as weight, and & quart of milk, says . writer in the New
 York Tribune. The milk used with the same quantity of bread and po- tatoes that would be taken with the steak will support life quite as long, and at less than half the cost of the steak. As . general rule given amount of nutiment in meat is twice as expensive as the same amount in milk. There is further necessity for caution in the use of milk. It has been proved to be one of the most fruitful nurseries for every variety of ferment aud one of the rediest vehicles for the tranemission of Infection: whether taken in from the blood of the milk giving animal, or absorbed by con. tact within infected air. But this danger danger lies only against the conditions under which it is pro- duced and handled. All animal foods arc subject to similar objec- fiona.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21
Agricultural Column.
The Doctor Talks 10 the Boys.

I have seen great deal of evi come from the discontent of boyt with their home life. AS soon as they arrive at the age Of sixteen oi eighteen years, they think that the farm is too small for them, and that the city is the only proper place in which to live. If their pa rents yield to their persuasions. their boys go 10 the city, which they find to be already full of boys. looking for something to do. II they manage to struggle along, the ajoriiy of those who support themselves lead life of hard work and privation, and but very small number make success in life, Some of these boys-happy indeed if they can do, make their way back to the,r homes. Some continue to struggle, ashamed to 20 back, and still others, 2 number sad to contemplate, go downward to life of shame. Do not under
 stand mo to stay that no boys should leave the country for the city. The mischief comes from boys making a change for the sake of change, and before they find out VI they are fit fui; ind cd
 before they have really found what their country home has to offer
 them. I have tried to show our
 boys that if they find life dull, and
 they would have novelty, tha,
 each Spring, the wood, the mead
 ow. the stream and the fields are
 as full of novelties as the most crowded city street. Would they see wonders, each seed that i' placed in the ground, each bue
 that opens upon brush or tree, ev en each egg that is placed under the old hen, is working out a great CT wonder than any city showmaT
 can present. Even the common , est things; the pebble under foot
 bit of limo stone or of coal, has { story to tell, if you will but hear it While l would not check the prop CT aspirations of any boy, l would have him first know something
 about the home he is so ready t' leave, and not wait until he returnI to it, after sore disappointments I to learn that there is mo plac' 3 like homc.-American Agricultur r ist.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-21

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