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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03

whatever they will bring for ordina-
ry use" shows that the willy ex-Gov-
ernor is as astute in the business of
breeding horses, as he is in politics.
If all the leading breeders of this
country would adopt this plan, and
keep it up for twenty-five or fifty
years, the improvement in our horse
stock would be most astonishing, and
not a breeder in the land, either large
or small, but what would be greatly
benefited. In the breeders market
for trotting stock, the demand for
"pedigree and blood lines" has been
SO great as to almost overshadow
other requirements, and especially
the higher points Of individual eX-
cellence, and breeders having taken
advantage of this demand have
thrown upon the eager purchaser
every form of individual ragged
ness" This course may not have
been so very reprehensible years ago,
when an improvement in blood was
to be had, and had to be introduced,
regardless of collateral sacrifices, but
fortunately that time has past, and
now good trotting blood is almost as
plentiful-but not so free Gas the
water that flows" In "blood" we
have made wonderful strides, and SO
far ms blood goes, we have the ideal
roadster and trotter, but are we any
nearer the "jdeal" in individuality
than we were before the 2:20 list was
started? We are inclined to the
opinion that for beauty of form, fin
ish and intelligence, that our modern
trotters are not the superior of the
steeds OF our "grandfather's days"
And this being true, in one leading
respect at least, our "hOrSe breeding
cycle" has been "A failure. If there
ever were excuses for sacrificing in
dividuality for blood and speed,
those excuses do not exist today.
The country, is running wild with
speed, and is overlooking with blood,
but beauty and soundness are econ
spicu0us by their absence" Plainly
enough to all, the time is here when
no defective animal, either male or
female, should be used for breeding
purposes, and the breeder who
thrusts upon the market, for breed
ing purposes, animals that possess no
point of merit, aside from pedigree,
is "killing the goose that lays the
golden egg" 1t would be much
more creditable-and in the long
run, profitable, to follow the plan OF
Senator Palmer, and "hide the iden-
tity of the scrubs"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03
Improvement of Stock.
Western Sportsman.

Western Sportsman.
a man in any business, who has
the courage of his convictions, will
succeed, and a man who has not this
quality, is not blessing to any bust
ness, especially the horse business.
In the business of breeding trotters,
the men who are public as well as
private benelactors, are those who
have the moral courage to castrate
their worthless studs, and hide the
identity of fillies not fit to perpetuate
their kind. The instructions Of SEN
ator John NJ. Palmer, of Illinois, to
the foreman of his breeding farms
"to castrate all defective stud colts
on the farms, and suppress the breed
ing ofall unmeritoriouS fillies, and sell
them out as breeding unknown, for
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03

wheat observed through decade of
years, generations unborn would
cultivate the same variety that our
fields now produce, without the least
deterioration in either yield or quail
ity of grain.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03

We want every mother to know
that Group can be prevented. True
Group never appears without a warn
ing. The first symptom is hoarse-
ness then the child appears to have
taken cold or a cold may have ac-
companied the hoarseness from the
start. After that a peculiar rough
cough is developed, which is fol-
lowed by the Group. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will prevent the at
tack. Even after a rough cough has
appeared, the disease may be pre-
vented by using this remedy as di-
rected. For sale by Ritchey q Bos-
tick, Druggists, McNIinnville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03

If you have headache try Preston's
"Hed-Ake."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-18

kooti in camp with about six followers The
Governor shook hands wi Tie KOotl, who well
coined his ExcelIeIcy About eighty natives en-
gagee In war dance al the Teteko settlement.
Ii Is said the Government Intends to make FUR
ther reductions In the land transfer, Justice
and Insurance departmenss. The reductions
amount TO about 2l2OOO.
skull believed TO be that OF MIR Quill Gov
eminent surveyor, who was killed recently mas
been found in Cleddon Valley at Invercargill
Inc LOCALITY SHOWS that Mr.. Quill fell 1000 feet.
on the border OF Uriwera country and met al bout
300 natives OF the Uriwera tribe, who were sing
Ing and dancing In welcome. Fourteen chiefs
made speeches Of welcome, and the Governor
said that however unirIendly the UrIweras had
been In the past, they were friends of the Euro
pran now. He hoped they always would be So
Nearly all the natives shook hands with the
party, one rubbing noses with Lord Onslow.
A young woman OF Auckland, named Emma
Nottingham, domestic servant, committed
suicide by eating match-heads. She had been
melancholy on account OF reports which she be-
lleVeQ were meant 10 tnlufe her reputation.
The SHIP Leading Wind, lying III Auckland
Harbor, has been sold by auction TO Captain
Sayory for e2150.
AT the suggestion OF DR.. Mcdonald OF Dune.
din, where there are three cases OF lupus, The
Minister Of Lands has promised to communicate
with the Premier with the object OF procuring a
supply OF the Koch lymph from Melbourne.
Mr.. fafkes, a resident OF Iimaru. has be-
queathed $4,000 to the Timaru Hospital for a
special ward for septic diseases.
The Government has made great reduction in
the pubic service by Distressing with the services
Of large number of officials in the public works,
deiens3 aud police departments Among the
more prominent officers dispensed with are MIR.
Biackett consulting engineerI Colonel Humlrey,
Colonel Hume and Police Inspector Thomson Of
Wellington.
A fire III Dunedin destroyed Browns furniture
warehouse and three shops adjoining, occupied
by Wilson, cODfectioner, Bull, fruiterer, and
Sutton, grocer. The damage Is estimated at sew
erdl Thousand pounds,
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Hawaiian Islands.

Queen Lllluokalani and suite left April 9th on
all excursion to Waianae, where they were the
guests OF Hon. Il. A. WidemanD, Minister OF
Finance.
small child playing with matches caused The
destruction Of a house at Honolulu.
Her Majesty Queen LilIuokalani recently hon
ored the Punahou Preparatory School by her
presence.
The Total population OF the Hawaiian Islands
runs up to 80, DAG, an increase OF nearly II per
cent In the last six years.
George c. Potter has been appointed Assist
ant Secretary OF the honolulu Board OF Educa-
ton.
The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser says:
The bark Mary Ninkelman diSgorged 480 tins
OF opium yesterday. Tile boxes IA which it was
packed were marked wi, b the letters a" II. NJ"
Enclosed In a diamond. The seizure was made
by Port Surveyor Trlpp and bis guard.
"A grand concert II the KawaiahaO Church was
in preparation for the 18th inst.
a fashionable wedding took place at st. An
drew's Cathedral, Honolulu, on he 9Th last,
Mr.. L. W. Puryis aud Miss L. A. McBryde belng
The Interested parties.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.
The Kaiser has purchased a yacht.
just why we shall have to give up;
But It's safe 10 assert that it's not
10 win the AInerlca,a Gun.

To win the Americas cup o.
He-Would you object to my smokinga
She-Certainly not, if you don't Object to
being fired.-Munsey' Weekly.
Where He Would Fit: "That actor is a
regular stick" said friend to the manager.
drama to play the part Of Pole. Wash
ington Post.
An Appropriate Costume: what was
the idea of dressing the little page at the
Revere wedding like Western desper
ado?' "Oh, he was to hold up the train,
you know."-Puck.
Sufficient Cause: SIS he really your
rival?" Eyes" Great Scottl If 1 had
rival that looked like that do you know
what would do?" mo" I'D give up
the girl."-Harpers Bazaar.
minds me so much of the learned profess
siuns. Bulfnch-Ah, he'll be glad to hear
it; but in what way? Miss Sharpe-Why,
there is SO much room at the top.-BOston
Courier.
drama myself" said the bearded lady.
"Wot you goin' to play?" queried the fat
woman. II haven't made up my mind yet
whether TO tackle 'Virginius' or Camille. >"
Indianapolis journal.
young man," said the good man i'm
pressively, IF you keep on betting on horse
races do you know where you will eventual
ly go% Eyes, sir" replied the youth; If
luck don't change Pm mighty apt to go
broke Y. Recorder.
Two ladies who hadn't met for month
met at a silk counter yesterday. II was
sorry to hear your husband has lost his po-
sition," said one. Yes" was the reply,
''but everything happens for the best. He
started some sort of benefit association,
and he is doing right comfortably now
Philadelphia Record.
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South Australia

st. Patrick's day was observed as partial
holiday at Adelaide. The Government Offices
were closed in the afternoon. A procession OF
the various societies and guilds marched through
the city 10 the Adelaide Oval, where sports were
held. There was very large attendance, and Ia
the evening national concert was given in the
Town Hall in aid OF the distress in Ireland
through The failure of the potato crop.
Heavy rain has fallen between Hawker and
Beltana. A portion of the railway line was
washed away near EdlOwe. The creeks are run
ming with great force, and the country alongside
Is lying partly under water.
The vine growers OF the colony are sending an
address to Sir Henry Parkes. which concludes as
follows: II there are reasons why Tree trade
should not be brought into operation at once in
regard TO manufactures. they do not apply to
vine products. This association respectfully
asks You 10 use your influence TO secure free
trade, on at any raIe this basis In any decision
which the convention may come 10 respecting
this matter"
Heavy floods have occurred in the far north.
The creeks are running full The Birdsvilie and
IDnaminka tracks are blocked.
The Acting Chief Secretary has received the
report OF the board appointed to consider mat
tiers IN connection with the use OF DIR. Koch 8
consumption lymph. The report has been for.
warded to the Chief Secretary, Sir j. G. Bray.
The Grand Council Of the Loyal Orange Iusti-
tuition of Australia has concluded Its labors.
The grand lodges OF New South Wales, Victoria,
South Australia and Queensland were represent.
ed. The following resolutions were Unanimously
record It's strong opinion against any form OF
Australasian federation rendering to imperil OF
weaken the existing relations between these col
0nes and the British Crown
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Queensland.

A Townsville telegram states that Mr.. j. w.
Gran. proprietor OF the Queens Hotel, and Mr..
w. Pit, manager Of the United In surance Com
pany, went for short cruise in a small yacht,
and nothing has been heard OF them although
several search parties have been sent out.
A special meeting OF the Cabinet, lasting ten
hours has been held 10 consider the strike ques-
lion. The result was not disclosed, as ii has TO
be communicated 10 the Premier and the other
members OF the Government who are now in
Sydney.
a supply of IL goo gallons of arteslan water
per day has been struck az bore 1, Cirwarro. A
larger supply has been struck at Tinenburra
bore, reported 10 be 1000, 900 gallons daily.
With regard to the shearing trouble In Queens
land It is reported that twenty-five men OF the
ToOwOOmba Mounted Infantry have been ordered
to leave for Charleyllle
ST. Patrick's day was observed as a public holi-
day at Brisbane. The principal event was the
annual demonstration OF the Hlbernian Society,
who marched in procession TO the Exhibition
Grounds, where programme of sports was
Cal ried out successfully. and attracted a large
number of visitors.
This Railway Commissioners have offered a re.
ward OF el0O for Information leading o the con-
victiOn OF The offenders who attempted to wreck
a tram al Barcaldine.
Several Roekhampton naTyies have demanded
an increase OF wages.
AT a meeting of the United Pastorallsts' Asso-
cati0n The following resolution was agreed to;
THAT as freedom of CONTRACT as agreed TO at the
Sydney Conference was not Intended TO include
Chinese, Polynesians or Asiatie labor, we ear
nestly recommend the members OF our associa-
ton 10 discontinue the further employment OF
this class OF labor"
Samuel W. Burrows has given himself up to
the police at South Brisbane on charge OF en-
beZzlement stating that he bad been Town Clerk
OF Bathurst, New South Wales. and had read In
the papers that warrant had been issued for
Ills arrest. The police have no information of
such warrant, and Burrows has been demanded
in order that Inquiries may be made.
A special return has been published showing
that during last year duty amounting to $751;
BOB was paid In Queensland on butter, cheese.
bran. chaf, fruit and other agricultural produce
Imported.
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AUSTRALASIA NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Mono.
wal, With Dates of March 23d.
Parliament Prorogusd-Railway Man Killed
by the Cars = Three Girls Drowned.
Town Wiped Out by Cyclone.

The steamship Monowai arrived from Sydney
yesterday morning. She brought Sydney papers
as late March 23d. and Honolulu flies up to
the 10th INST, from which the following items
taken.
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NV. COR. BROADWAY AND COUGH ST, SIX
~ IS; magnificent view of the bay and fine
ueighborhood: S95OO
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE OF ROOMS $500; COTTAGE
" rooms and basement, $1,000, $500 down, SIS
month; cottage of rooms, barn, chicken-house.
lot 50xl35. $1,000, $3.50 down, SID month a bar
gain; cottage or rooms, large basement, all mod
ern improvements, barn. 1 block from depot.
S22oO, Sl400 down. $22 per month. lot 50xl35;
cottage of rooms on corner OF prominent street,
lot 100x135, s5U0O $1,000 down, balance easy
payments; new cottage Of rooms. large basement,
all modern improvements, lot 50xl35, chicken
house, beautiful iower-garden. $4,000, $500 down.
$50 per month: cottage OF rooms, lot 75x100.
frut-trees and flowers, all modern improvements, 2
blocks from depot $4,000, terms to suit: variety of
cheap lots; Sunday engagements. w. @. MORAN,
Lorin. or DUSINBURY q wURTS. ACT Ninth ST.,
Oakland. ap1S2t
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HOWARD ST., BET. 18TH ASD 26rH. W.
Ii side; 75I122: Is and neat and cosy cottage OF
rooms and all convenienceS fine stone wall and
artifciaI-stone Sidewalks beautiful garden with
tropical plants eabe-cars pass; SlO,25O
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New Zealand.

Mark Rawllns, Treasurer Of the Parnell
Orphan Home, Auckland. has been sentenced 70
three years penal servltude for embezzlemeut
and larceny OF money OF another person and OF
the home.
Lord 0nslow and party, on their journey to
Uriwera, have arrived at Teteko They met Te
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New South Wales.

A petition for the reprieve OF John Wilson, the
Clifton Hill murderer was refused by the Cover
nor. and he was TO have been executed on March
oath.
Parliament has been further prorogued to April
30ih.
w. A. Moore, a railway traf1ic superintendent.
was killed by the cars March 22d. He had been
in the service since 1861.
An unknown foreign vessel has been wrecked
on the BEACH near Crescent Head.
An attempt 10 wreck special train near Bris-
bane was made on March 10Th. 1t was fortu-
naiely frustrated.
James Fletcher OF Sydney NJ. L. A. for New
castle, is dead.
from James FilZmaurlce OF Sydney, on the pro-
posed electric tramline from Moss Vale 10 the
FiIzroy Waterfalls, distance about IL miles, In
direct line. His approximate cost of single
line Is 9l0,000 excluding the cost or rails.
water-Wheels, etc. The council has taken no
further action in the matter but II Is possible the
public may discuss The same.
A sixyear-old boy, sou Of James Finch Of
MueDgandia. was lost In the bush and is sup
posed to have peflshed.
lie Wesleyan Conference was in session at
Sydney.
Professor Anderson Stuart has returned from
London and Is giving lectures the efficacy
OF Koch's lymph.
Heavy rain has fallen at Broken Hill and the
weather was sultry and close.
Rain Is needed at Crookwell for successful ag
ricultural operations.
Three gitls were drowned near. Nowra on
HaIcn Kun. Oue OF Them was 10 nave oeen
married sUon.
Herbert Coffee, young lad was killed In
saw-mi'l at LlsmOre on March 18th.
The ceremony of turning the sod for the Lis
more-Tweed railway was to have taken place
about March 25th.
The successful Installation OF the electric light
al Enfield was celebrated by banquet March
14th.
Master and Man" has had successful three
weeks run at the Theater Royal, Sydney.
John DOdd Beckett Postmaster at S ;ockton,
has been arrested for embeZZiing Government
funds.
j. Poole. MilparInka surveyor. has patented
new device Tor destroying rabbits
Tie cOal-iumpers on steamer at Thursday
Island have struck for an advance.
Tie town oil Wyndham has been nearly de-
stroyed by cyclone. The Inhabitants mrac-
ulously escaped.
Holmes, against whom jury readily returned
verdict OF manslaughter OF his wife. whom he
literally kicked 10 death, died at The lookup,
Perth. OF alcoholic poisoning.
An ATTEMPT has been made to burn the Gun
dagal Mechanics Institute.
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NictOria.

In connection with the Narbethong murder at
Melbourne, the case against the murderer is
practically complete, and the case has now re-
solved Itself into search for the perpetrator A
strong piece OF evidence Is The two pieces Of
brown paper OF different sizes found near Davis
body, the smaller piece being spoiled with blood.
which were found 10 be OF the same texture and
to fit exactly piece Of brown paper found In a
room occupied by CUlston at the Narbethong
Hotel.
II. J. w. Pound metalurgist OF the 0tway
Ranges Company, was charged at the City Court
with stealing 1900 ounces OF metal. said 10 be
platinum, valued at $4,000, the property of the
company, on February 18Th. He was remanded.
ball being allowed.
Samuel Philips alias Allied Saville, was
charged, on remand at the Adelaide Police
Court with stealing G2636 belonging to Cornelius
Proud, sharebroker, of Adelaide on the 31st OF
March last year.
The Globe Hotel at the corner OF Mitchell and
Willis streets, Sandhurst has been destroyed by
fire, through an explosion OF a Kerosene lamp.
Ii was partly insured.
The annual conference of the Australian ma
tlves was being held al Ararat.
map intended TO give Information 10 regard
10 tile colony has been prepared by The Lands
Department, TO be sent to the Imperial Institute.
Itls 24x21 feet. aud VIII be forwarded to Lou
don this month";
Rev. W. Moss, SUPERINTENDENT of an eleemos.
ynary institution al Malvern, died sudden ly
March 18th.
Mrs. Dodd. wife of Alderman A. j. Dodd Of
Glen lnnes, dropped dead March 18th. The de.
CtdAcu NdS COufeEelHR Win Il lElcuu Ill
good health. and while stopping down to pick up
a book, she fell over and died in a few seconds.
Tie first experiment with Dr.. Kech's tubercu-
line has been conducted by DR.. SpTiDgthorpe at
the Chlldren's Hospital, Melbourne, upon three
children suffering from tubercuar joint disease.
Cornelius Bourke has been sentenced to death
for the murder Of fellew-prisOner named Stew
art III the Hamilton jail on February 23d.
plaster er named Henry Curnow threw him.
sell in front OF an engine at JoimOnt and was
killed Instantly. Ii is supposed that fll-health
and want of work led to The act. He was one Of
the Trustees of his trade society.
The returns for the whole colony for the week
ending March Nth show that the typhoid cases
numbered LAT. with 20 deaths; diphtheria. AT
cases, with IL deaths; scarlet fever, IA cases
and l death. The number OF cases was much
less than for the same period last year.
ST. Patfiek's day was observed by the Mel
bourne Hibernian anu kindred Irish societies,
who formed procession which was nearly a
mile long, marched through The principal streets
OF the ely with banners and bands 10 the exhi-
bifion, where yalious sports were held. There
was great cODcUurse OF people, the attendance
al The exhibition numbering about 5000.
The Melbourne pubic offices were closed dur
ing the Easter holidays.
letter has been. received from Mr.. Fl. NJ.
Stanley. who definitely names next October as
The date OF bis departure Tor Australia.
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nrANuFACTURING SITE.

G0O0A HARRISON ST.. BET TTH AND
u OOUO. 9Th; 2-story house; rooms, bath. etc:
stone blocks down: the electric road Being built
now passes this property
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BROADWAY, n. SIDE, Mr.. COUGH: 3sxI12:s;
ID $1,000; fine view of bay.
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~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices, 603 Larkin
ST., S39 Hayes st. and 251S Mission ST.; open till
{ .SJP. NJ.
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CToCKToN ST, CLOSE TO POST: 2Sxso. AMI
= 2-story and basement brick building; incom'
Sl65; $1,000
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FINANCIAL.

$1,000 GUARANTY BY RESPONSIBLE
n real firm for sale for $700 Will be settled
sithin / year; profits may be $4,000. Address q.
b. BOX 81, this once. apps tt
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
~ your old gold and silver by mail to the old aud
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, ii Third ST., San
Francisco; / will send by return mail the cash; II
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 535 Keafny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money On diamonds, watches; low interest," oo4 u
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CACRAMENTO ST.. BET. KEARNY AND d.
- pont; 25xl37 IS and solid 2-story and basement
brick building; very deep, covering all the
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@I0 000 WITH NEW $4,000 2-SToRY;
trfU.OOU. stores below and fne, high, planked
well-lighted cellars, and floor OF 10 fine rooms
above Brannan ST., bet. LIST and I'd: 7bxl60 to
rear street; lot on rear street so feet st vacant
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INVESTMENTS

TWO CORNER 5O-vARAs. ON THE WATER
l. front on Devisadero North Point and Beaeh
ats. Slh.OOO.
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CHEAP-LARGE LOTS. 6OxlOO. AT FRUIT
~ vale block from cable-cars; sell on easy terms.
W. NJ. BRANDON, APO Montgomery ST. apl7 2tS
gsOe0O HOUSE AND CORNER LOT; 75Xl40;
,DZOUU. this is your chance: terms $500 cash:
balance easy. Apply at wM NJ. DE WOLF.
cor. 18th ave and L. 18th st. East Oakiand.al6 lot
USr BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE, A CHOICE
M corner lot 40x12T; frstclass location: $500
Il. NJ. CAMERON. AZ Ninth St. oakland. apl2 II
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VALENCIA ST., w. SIDE. NEAR 2lST; ssxllO
and 2-story residence. IL rooms and all modem
conyenience; $4,000.