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agricultural department.
Then and Now.

A Vermont correspondent of the
Neeo England Farmer says there was
never a better time to 'sfarm it, liz
Vermont than the present. Every
thing excepting wool brings a good
price, and wool cannot always remain
where it is. The extremely low price
of farms makes it good time to buy.
Fifty or sixty years ago farmers ran
in debt for their farms and paid for
them they certainly can do it now.
The one drawback i, the price of la
Dor, which has nearly doubled, yet it
is in part offset by the labor-saving
machine. The mower, horse rake,
tedder, reaper, sowing, planting ma
machines, were unknown 30 wears
ago. What would the farmers now
think if they had to do their work by
main strength as 80 years ago, and
sell their produce as it was sold then
butter from 10 to II cts. pound,
cheese 6 cts. per pound, eggs 8 to y
cts. per dozen? The only market
they had for their potatoes was at the
starch factories, where they brought
from 10 to II cts. per bushel. Poul-
try now brings more than double.
Wood brought then from s to 81. 80
per cord now from So to Sc, and all
kinds of timber and lumber in the
same proportion. Besides. what the
farmer has to sell now brings the
cash; 80 years ago it was mostly
store pay, and what they had to buy
then cost double what it does now.
Yet with all these great advantages
in favor of the farmers at the present
time, in Vermont farming is not held
in as high esteem as it should be.
This can be seen in the high price of
labor, the low price of farms, and the
fact that many of the back farms
that once supported large families
are now abandoned.
The February statistical report of
the department of agriculture relates
to the numbers and values of farm
animals. There is reported increase
in horses, mules and cattle and a de-
crease in sheep and swine. The larg-
est rate of increase is in horses
per cent-and it is general through
out the country, though largest west
of the Mississippi. The aggregate
exceeds $4,000, 900. The increase
in mules averages 81 per cent. The
increase in cattle is 21a. 1t makes
the aggregates over 40,000,000. The
increase is nearly as large in mich
COWS as in other cattle. In sheep
the decline appears to be between 2
and 3 per cent, the aggregate of flocks
being about 43, 300, 900. There is a
smaller decline in numbers of swine
less than l per cent-leaving the
aggregate over A 200, 900. The ag-
gregate value of all farm animals is
$500, 900, 200 more than a year ago.
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Carriage Painting
REPAIRING.

The undersigned having hired the Gregory Paint
and Repair Shop, between Glover and Barton Vii
Iage, will do Carriage Painting and Repairing at
reasonable prices
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
a Brio dEs Jumper ssrIously injured.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-MattheH Byrne,
q cOaohlnAn, of Port Richmond, 9. l.,
evaded Lhe polioe and jumped from the
centre spAn OF the Brooklyn B,idge into
the river. He crossed the bridge In q
wagon, and when he came to the centre
ptdes RI ans and teAmAters saw him
jump from the wagon and climb on the
parApel with the Asility Of a cat. Fling
ing of bis derby hat he sprRng TO the
water. When picked up by friends he
was in a Eami-oonsoious condition and
tue tuR conveyed him to the Hamilton
Ferry, when an officer summoned an
Amb1lhnoe and be WAS conveyed 10 the
Long Island College Hospital. He Wal
dressed In q bathing anit and looked u
II he had made every preparation &c
lump from tho bridge. He WAS evi
dsnt.Y badly hurt, and the surgeons
said hh wGH suffering from severe ehock
aud nssrnAl injuries, which nigh
lprOve fatal He refused TO give hi
name for long tune.
ByIne iH believed to have made tn,
jaWp Ia consequence OF unrequiset
love. a week ago Kate Smith, dreul
maker, refused to marry him and b
beoaune dependent and threatened I
shoJt hlmsslf. Miss Smith will call I
500 h IN ct the hospital tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Hsv.sunmarx.

While two brothers named Curry were
wagon load of vegetables to
q small boat, At Penr sville, New Jeuey,
on Thursday night, the horses suddenly
backed the wagon overheard on top OF
the two men. John Curry was drowned
and his brother was recovered with dim
Guilty.
A supposed dynamite bomb, made oi
q sec lion of gas pipe two feet long and
plugged ct both ends, was found in the
baggage room Of the Rock I.land depoi
at Chicago, on Thursday evening A
card was attached, bearing the address oi
Inspector Bonheld, Chicago. The con
trivance is probably hoax.
Ignatius DugAn, jail keeper, was ar
rested in New York yesterday on thI
charge of releasing prisoners from Jetfer
son Market Jail on forged discharg'
blanks Justice Ford got wind of th'
affair when he sentenced the same wo
man to the Island three mcnths twice In
the came week.
\ President Spencer, OF the Baliimor
and Ohio Railroad, said yesterday tina
che has information that leads him 4
believe that freight rates from the West
which ara now In greatly demorAlize'
condition, will soon be raised to remu
nerative figure"
J.L. Iegare,o Wood Mountain Man
ltoba, will meet an officer OF the Unite
States Government at Regina and otfe
testimoney as to his claim 10 having al
sisted IN the capture of sitting Bull, 70
which he asks large sum. He inVeig
led Sitting Bulls band into Canada.
James Mccullough, Buffalo tea meI
tchant, was knocked down while passin
through City Hall Park, New York, yeI
terday morning aud robbed of his watcl
Thomas Brodie, the alleged thief, wa
held for trial.
During an attack OF Intermittent feve
Prof ssor +, A. Parker, Principal OF u
Dubuque, Iowa, High School, shot an
killed himself while on an exc nrslo
with teachers from all parts OF the Un
ted States TO the Yosemite valley.
Four thousand laborsrs, employed ye
teTdAy in Duluth, in cleaning from II
streets the debris Of a heavy storm o
Thursday night, struck for an increase
wages from so to 81 per day.
In attempting to board cable car,
St. Paul, on TBursday evenlug, Corpor'
Fird, Third Infantry from Fort speilinI
fell undef the car and was killed.
Tho long drought at Danvllle, Va
was broken yesterday by a steady rail-
which revived the dropping tobae'
plants
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A Oass stool shell,

PIrTsBUR0, Pa, August 4-Wbilt
waiting tue Government test OF the
HAinsWorth steel gun, the Plttsburl
Steel Casting Company has produced &
cast steel shell, claimed 70 DO the Hrs'
sveE made in she world which tE leAis'
entire AuooeSs. The She. 20 20 5oaioAl: az
inches In diameter At the largest end
and taperlng % TO:nt az iDohesI 10.
oludinR the opening At which the cap ID
placed. Il hes bn elonRRtion OF q =
inches, and WeishE 05 pounds, ?, qutTiul
Eve pounds OF powder for q ohErEe
making the total weight leo pounds
Fifty pounds Of powder win throw tbt
projeotile six ard one half mlles, and 4
will travel At the rate OF 1000 feet PEI
second. The oom pAny has aQ expert
mental order for 500 shells, which will
be followed by one OF 1000.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Rsrora the Jnare.

Tha FLOWING cases were disposed Of
n thls uoFninR'a session OF police court
by Judge Lynami George Lee and
Thomas Welsh, charged With drunken
ness, were fined 90 cents and costa each.
John etldhAm was 6ned u and coste
for being drunk and disoEderly. CLARA
Chapman, charged with disorderly con,
duct, was discharged on her promise 70
leave town 81 once. There WAS Mml.
liar charge against Jehn NuRent, bat 90
ID waa moi sustained by the evidence, he
VA discharged. George Cumminsi
colored boy, wRa held IN 500 bail for
oourt for the larceny Of two shoes. John
Kelly, arrested for being drunk, prom
iaed 10 leave town and Was discharged
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Arnnarn, sropnad 1

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The funeral OF
Catherine G Glrodo was stopped By
the police this afternoon by order OF
CLERK TOal Of the Coronsr's Chloe. Fred:
eriok Glrodo, plumber, and son OF
the dead woman, appeared At the CoEo-
ner's oalce, end charged that his moth:
er had been killed BY an overdose OF
morphlue administered by the attend
ing physician. A deputy coroner made
an Investigation which satisfied hiu
that there were no grounds for the
charge. Young Glrodo, the WomAn's
SOD, protested, and says he will haze
the body dlsintsred And hn autopsy
performed. He charges that his sister,
Marion Girodo, poisoned her mother to
get rid Of the trouble Of caring for her.
Miss Marion Girodo IL . member OF
Henry f DIzey's Company. Her
stage name Is Marion Cir AK, but abe
Is better known to the members OF her
profession as "ROxey."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
w-.0on urnua Ru,uod by Rain.

lIPAR1s, Aug 8.-The President OF the
Erench Agricultural Society has made
( reRort regaldiag the losses caused oy
the recent rains. BE says that the hey
has been destroyed and that the peas
anta- have been compallsd 70 kill theii
snIuals, being unable 10 feed them
He Also saya that corn uau not rlpep
that the pOtAt0es are Totting aud thA
M viut.us this year will be inferior
He estimates The loss to saricuiturs o
half 4 millIard france, and says II tb'
rad weather ooDtiune q month longe
ths crisis will eKtand 70 enormous ot
|manRiona.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
TVIRD EDITION.
T1EUAMPAIGN.
WIN d Kelley, the "fAtnSt Oh NV
House." EEPeota New hoLA 70 80
DubuoAn By rs 900 WpJortar'

N ualiay. the UFRther Of the
zon.s-,, ETpscsa new York 20 so re
0nnI,oan By 75 900 MpjoritF.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 8 Hon. William D.
Kelley arrived here last evening Aecom
PAVED by his wife for 8 iortnlgnts ne re
anreration Of his perennial viRor. Inc
Fatber of the House has been kept very
hS nersonai and political friends ever
b',5y since his arrival. Simon Hassler's
oTcbestra PLAYED the Star spanRled Ban
nerD and hAuld Lang Syne" in honor Oh
America's grand old man this morning.
while sittinR on the beach this morning
oonyersIng with Chris Maeee and Sena-
Tor Jobn q, Reyburn, both Of whom were
attired in their bathing suits and lay nat
mon the ground with upturned faces
Iistening 10 the aggressive standard
bearsr of q progressive policy, who was
sncaking, MT Kelley gave h reason LOT
81 ought TO be iu the fight, said be,
.thnt I'm worn out, Tom keed went ON
IN Maine and Mckinley and BuJterworth
~ me Convention, leaving me IN the
House to hear the bruut Of the battle, IS
thongh / was a y5ung man. They work
cd me too hard, and Pm going to stay
mere until feel better, unless somethihR
"What do you think Of the outlook =
t,From nv very widely extended cor
rasnondencs. as well from my intercourse
SttE business men, am convinced thai
the Democrats will get a more perlec'
conception OF the operations Of cyclones
and biizzards than any American expert
ence has ever yet shown" v,
"What is your idea oil Ne" iofh
Kelley hesltated as though weighing
b,s xords and then said, "PennsylvAnia
will have a majority Of over 100, 600, and
10 % see a Republican majority OF 5000 Il
New York state l tell Sou the avAlAnen'
An that .tate will be a mighty one WheI
tbe time comes." The gentlemen who
had been listening all took TO the Watel
al this juncture, but their 6eaminI
sm,les of satisfAcsion showed how vel
pleased they were.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
union street Grove. .

The camp meeting At Union street
grove wss largely attended last night
The sermon was preached BY |. Y. jar
Wis, pastor Of MooTe's A. n. Il Church
Rey, EEklel Townsend will preach To-
night. Preceding TO morrow 81 10. ~
by 1 B. Cooper; 2 30 .. N. by Rev, 3.
II. Ruly, past9r OF U. NJ ID Church
aus7.45n m. The missionary meet
ing will ba held on Tuesday Afternoon
aud night by the misslOnafy sister Of
A. U. Church, this city. Meeting
every afternoon. All are WOlcome
Rev 1. B Cooper, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Attempt 10 ROB.

An attempt was made about 3 O'Clock
this morning to rob the residence OF
Frank Pyle, al No. 1871 West Eighth
street. Mr.. Pyle and bis family are
cut Of town, but hs has man employed
10 watch his house during their Ab'
senca About the time stated he heard
the epllttipg OF wood, which was no
doubt caused by the thieves trying 70
force their way 10 With q jimmy, aud
Immediately opened Are with bis re-
yolyer. HssaR Rtwo men run and semi
four shots after them, one OF which hs
Id coufdenT struck the foo! Ct ona OF the
fueitlves. Nr Pyls's house hEs been
robbed twice before.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
a womnn prystorlousIy naIsalpr.

BELLEFoNTE, Aug. 3-rhe people IN
th ne RhborhoOd Of Millheim are very
much excited over the mysterious dis
App sArsnos Of Mrs. George Royer.. MT
Roger has now offered q reward OF tlOV
fos her return to him alive. The Wo
man disappeared on the night Of July
rs, Her husband admits that repeated
II in the past she has declared her In
tension Of "runninR on and leaving
everythinR." She 10 the mother o
nine children, the oldest a girl, II year
old, and the youngest little more thar
Q year.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
RaauItod FatalIy.

James Mulsbenook, who vas Injured
BY the explosion of powder at Reed
street and Mary land Ayenne while IN
the act OF Loading toy cannon, on Jolly
4, died from his injuries yesterday,
From the hrst the attending physioiAn,
DR.. wales, gave his parents very little
euoourAgt msnt As 10 his ultimate re-
oovery. HiS death caused . great thock
70 his parents, IS be vss OF an exem'
plRry character. The funeral Will take
place on Monday morning. High mas'
viii be celebrated At 81. Peters Pro
|OAthfdFAl
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Intgnns Hsat,

OMAHA Neb., August S-The heat
at this place for thu past three days bAs
been Intense, the ms ximum reaching 81
10 the shade Six deAtha i'om tho heat
have been reported within forty.eigh'
houFu. Temperatures reaching W 10
The shade have been reported during
the past three days in Indiana and l'n
nots.
The extreme hot weather this weeh
has proven fatal TO many ouS OF dooi
laborers At Little R,ck, ArksnSAs. Or
wednesday four parsons were overcom'
and died before morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A PoIlceman shot.

SrPArL, Mlnu., August 3-Omeer
Hanson. OF the Virginia and summit
avenues beat, was found dead this morn
ing, with a bul'et wound below the right
eve. In his hand was era ped his revol7-
ef, at half eek, aud he wore his rubber
coat. The bullet which caused his death
had shattered the right eye. There are
two theories advanced 10 explain the
shooting-one that it was the work O
burglars and the other tGat Hanson was
mistaken for a foo'-pal, as he wore
rubber coat over his uniform.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
PRESENTED win > OAns.

Yesterday being the natal day Of
Thomas DAvld.on, the vel-kuoGu
marble dealer, Fifth and King streetss
his empioyeB shortly before O'CLOCK
gathered In tho office and presented
their EN- ployer with = hne gold mount
cd ebony oaus. The head OF the cane
was Inscribed with the name OF the re-
,5.pisas. 5.i,isat .nsAiha. with the date of pre-
Sanitation. To-day the works are
closed ns the work men are camping
along the BrAndyWire.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
DIED.


VERNON; - Marion W., wife Of ". Scott
Vernon, IN her 8tth year.
lnterment 70 Wilmington and Brandy.
wine OometerY on Sunday afternoon Al
o'clock. Services At the houso, 1901 Wssi
BAnE;-on the "a inst, sldnsy 81. Bans,
Sau9ai o. ksahal and ELL s. BSns, in
Relatives and friends are Fsupsotfully I'm
yited II attond her funeral nom inc resi.
denos Of her father. e21 West B0cond street,
O'Clock. 1ntermSnt At RivsrvieW Osms.
tory.
precious one from us has gone,
A voies We love 10 stillsd,
A plnoe IL wasn't in our heaft,
Which never can be fIlsd.
|WlSE.--On august 2nd, 1883, Agnes l. ,
infhnt daughter Of Mi and Fannie WISE
aged months and 10 days.
keiatives and friends are respectfully In
yitei 70 attend the funeral from the resi-.
danoe of her parents, 839 Looust street, on
tntornent At RivarVieW Oometery.
We had q little Ayues once,
she was our darling pride.
We loved her, ahi perhaps too well,
FOR soon Bao slept and died.
No cArfies the lambs 10 His bosom.
MULSaSNUUK.-In this city, on ths 80
last, Jemes !. Mulsnenosk, In the iIth
Due notice 81 the fansrAi VIII bs given.
HUBIvSON-lA this city. on AuRust O.
Lydia, infant daughter Of ]. Morris and
3. Emma hobinson, aGsd Q months.
lnterment on Monday, August 9Th, 70
meet ~ the housa, 1l2l west street, At
O'Clock p. m. InteTment private.
lSTBPHkNS.-on the ID inst, MRS. Mar
gsFet J. stephens, widow OF the lat,
Alexsnder Ste ph0nB, aNsd - years.
Relatives and friends OF the family Ar
respectfully invited 70 attend her funorA
rom her lGts resldoaos, so Upland street
chester, Pa, on Monday, Auguhe, at
LIP. N.
tW0ODlN0TON-O On the 90 inst, aeorgl
o., son Of Joseph W and Laura wood ing
ton, AgPd six months ana fiVe days.
Relatives and miondB arc respectfully In
vitod 70 attend his funeral from the resi-
dsnoe Of his parents, No. 1921 W0at Tent
glrset, on Sunday afternoon At O'Clock. In
tsrmont at Old SWodes osmotery.
IGAFNkY.--On the ath inst, Mrs, Kat
GAfnsy, aged IS yeRrs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
Ivttsd 70 attend her fanoral from the rest
ldenoe Of her parents, No. cas- west Thifi
atreet, on Tueldsy morning at o'olooh
High mas! Rt St PaurS Church. Interm On
lat S,Sw Cathedral OomOtery.
-s~~AS%-
"Tho PrtsIdsnt'a 3 s,sr," illusi.a,-1
Sunday Republic. 2 lets.
- ~a-a--~s-
BunuRY RDnub lie for lhkAAk neWn
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Runaway Accident

Ths horse of Mrs. VIM. MoOonaushy
took fright in Newark on Tuesday, and
running away tore the top off the oar.
riaga. Ha also frightened the horse oil
MT 3 NJ Reynolds OF MiddletoWn, BAT
luok lily he was stopped before doing
any damRge. The horse OF Mrs. Nc
Cjnhushy was caught By James all
more, who Is highly commended for hil
bravery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

PIrrsBURa, Aug. 3.-William Myers,
. young merchant Of Waynesburs, Ohio
proposed marriage to Miss Eta Metz
last night and received negative an
aWer. This 20 excited him that he
walked to the door and shot himself IN
the hesd with q revolver. he died in q
few minutes In the arms Of the girl, who
said she had refused 70 marry him io
zee how he would take IL They had
been keeping company for about . year
Miss Metz is almost distracted VIII
nrIef,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
QMok work.

] anss F. Wood 8 Co. have the rspu
tst on foT doing quick work. No dilly
dA!Aylnz GlioRs1 about their business
bnl push It through ct once. Theft
syateIn, v aloh Is thOTough, allows faiI
competition and Ia Tsnksd amopE thI
highest Ct its olasa iu the United States
Try them,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
IN. senate rsriii BIll

WASHINGTON, Aug, ~, IN n
crnts IN Congress are GIss., GIsS.;o,, Il
with the Republican Ssnl 'aas. b.
SspsIls Ssts q tie Ia il bill Ell'l p, b
pcep sriaz rs q substitute TSs NJ 81 I
WI g5ioS tao senate bill Is p S'lIs VI
SnRoys n them bscAus.;S. s.;S..,rss !,
chan ces OF criticism ..i.ISS, tuIs u !
copt,nues its daily '.sslu-
Sttsptiyeiy SIDI to tn. a., IePi'I's Paoss .
various industries nis.sr !ns, V'i ID 3
To-day II. J.. smnsuuisa1r
Mountiord, pottery .i.a5 ne ID 4
Trept ton, N. j., address, asa X, jIur j
mittee. They wl'aSu y csvsr ,v ihif
tsry raised 80 q . o..Ss,l. UJ ~
tstion, etc. T9e c,a@nnI'ciSr.s c,@TI,'iS y
linn, Several manuIp miant sIp ~
Ss',1 Ssiore ihe committee ee'..[I
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
STABBED . Iter a Struggling UontesT.

HARRIs BURG, AGR. Two men
named Ylngst and BliDesmith, who
have long borne q RrudRe, met today
On L egenth street and began 10 slug
each other brutAlly, Yingtt had the
better OF the fight, but he wound up by
stsbblug Kiinesmith three times, oEce
eyer the heart. YinRst was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Personal.

Mlas Nettie d. Dickinson, recent
graduate OF the Newton Grammar
School, West Philadelphia, is visiting
Miss dAllie Lysinger, OF this city,
Miss Cora X. Overdeer, Of his city,
will leave on Thursday for Gettysburg.
5he will be the guest OF Miss MiGervA
Sheeley. Her trip will occupy about
siX WeokP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
nc strarsd OIaImed.

The mare ard mule which strayed
away yesterday morning ard taken in
charge by Harry Kienle, of the " Butchers
Palace" were claimed by their owners
late in the afternoon. Their recovery
was due TO the local that appeared In The
REPUBLICAN. The mare belonged to
lester and Mcdaniel and the mule to th'
Pusey aud Jones Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
KlI,oa py the usndlJ BobtAn oar

ELIZABETH, Aug. Gsorgte Skin
ner, aged ~ years, was run over and
instantly KILLED BY a bobtAu car, IN
froDt OF his home, ,442 Ellz Nbsth avenue,
this afternoon. Tee child vas crossing
the track and was not seen by the driV'
er, Who was making change. The driv.
er. Patrick Barnes, was locked up
pending examination.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

The remarkable success OF the VIII.
minSson Commercial College should
oapte ali desiring an education TO read
the advertisement which appears In
thiS iseue, aud 10 send for o catalogue
before deciding on q school. This In
sutuu0n ia rapidly coming 10 the front
ard has the highest endorsement.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

Pc tuss'es r. Y Watson. OF Milford
Tos married on Thursday evening Mt :
g'clnCk to mlss Josephine Shockley, by
the Episcopal ceremony In the church
OF that denomination. The Yedd ing
party returned to the II hyme Of !h9 bride
wbeTe congratulations we're shower d
upon the happy pGir ard Wedding
feast GFtakeD Of.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

NATIONAL PARK

with complete round Of all the points Of
interest In Americas wonderland, and 2m-
pie time fr q thorough inspection CT It's
many mArvels. incidental vlsits to ciaRarA
Fails, Chicago, MilH aukee, the Dsila OF Oh 0
wisconsin. st. Paul, Minneapolis, the FalIs
OF MInnehahE, Lake MlnnoionKR, the IA.
mous "Bad IIsnds" OF Dakota. etc, All
Hallway Travel In PAIape Sleeping
Cars. the Party VIII be limited In
number. In sddition 70 the Abovs there
will be a Grand Trip to the yellow
stone National FRTk and Across
the Continent, leaving philadelphia
sept. II; Three Trips 10 Colorado
August "a, sp su b Or 10 Rpd October 81 ENs
curHtOns direct to southern CRlffOr.
MIA, s spt. o snl uet.s; Tour over the
| N Orthern Pacl0e 90 California; Not
S; SIX Trips in august and Zen Trips
Ia Septemb 7 10 FAB.er resorts; amt o Sc
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