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wax for Grating.

Prepare your wax by melting seven parts OF
rosin two Of bceswax, and one Of tallow together.
Pc IT this hen melted into cod water, say pound
at time, and having rubbed your hands thorough
iy with lard press aud work the wax IN your hahds
ill it is pIlable land the forced out II IS then
ready for use. Wax prepared in the above manner
will remain on the trees three years ana protect
the slump from the weather. Ii a larger proper
ton Of beeswax tallow are used, although utc
scions will grow, the wax vii soon "ash on anu
not protect the stump sufficient Iengih oi tune,
The wax mus, be sufficiently warm to spread
easily. | always spread II with my fingers having
first rubbed them with lard to prevent the wax
from adhcriag to them. ! cover the top OF the
stump, and the split both sides as lar as ~ et-
tends the wax on the top Of the stump should DC
the thickness Of a cent. II may be somewhit INN
ner on the sides. Great should be used 10
make the cleft both air and water-tghi, ana II
once made so with the wax, 1t will remain tight
through the year.
The time for graft;ng will depend much on the
forwardness of the season. | think the best time
is hen the buds first begin to OPEN Sclons VIII
live set any time after the sap begins freely 70
circulate and till the apples on the trees arc as
large as muskel balls, vet those set late, nor nav
ing the advantage Of the whole season viii not
urow as much the first year.
Pruning the Trees.
When small trees grated the whole top ina y
safely be ernoved at once but 'tnk II oad Poi-
lev to remove more than one-third OF tie Top Oh
a large tree in year. There VIII usually DC
enough of the top OF Il large tree cut away tie
first year by grating; let half the remainder be
cut away tho following year, and the third year
finish the pruning. The young sprouts should al
be taken off yearly, especially those near the
scions.
have above described the process make use
of IN grating those who will faithfully try 1t
have no doubt will be satisfied of its usefulness
Yours, very respectfully,
SIMEON FULLER.
Willouchbv, Ohio, Nov. %, 1888.
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RASETUL EFFECTS. OF QC hEHh

DIED In this town, suddenly, on tho loth
;,st,,, NJ CHARLES BELL, Sllver-smith
m, circumstances .,t.o.i'ne the hiness and sud-
f,n death of Mr.. Bell, were deemed sufficient,
bv = taroe portion OF our citizens, 10 deinahu J"
Coropor's Inquest, and a post mortc" eSaihiha-
; II aoDeared in proof, that on the Saturday
;rh, ,rcccdinr Mr.. Bells death, beng slightly
-, I;snn,e1 he was induced 10 call on one Ihos
C,iaitb. agent for the sale OF Motrisons pii's,
c,, II the pills That Griffith attended on
hin, renularlv afterwards, until the 'ime Oh MS
- , large number of the pills were al
,,,,,,s,erpd. between $50 and ooo "i'nih iiEo
a. nrccedinr his death.-l2o OF when were
49,, "a tho last hours )-and the patent as
.,,red that he was doing we'll Nheh Nir- De-,
- -, fTaripo under the spasm which preceoed
-: l.,b Mrs Bell became alarmed, ana sue
~ 100 ITO importance of sending Tor another
1,;oi Griffith replied, that he was getting
aIa,r very well; that his CONDITION 'hcn was oi
7sc3 bv the, ordinary operation OF me 'leu
y an evidence that the result would be
- IIo that there had been cases "hefe inc
IL G.c;,e administered by another physichn, III
.,.,,;on with his pills had produced Death ne
t;,;a,. who made the post moFtem eAiahihd-
p. ,orted that the morbid appearances On me
- ch which they supposed to proceed from
s'1;l,. taken. were sucien. to produce death
yoraic, of the inquest, that me oeceaseo
-, ., bis,Icath hv 'Morrison's pills, also known
"a Tho name Of .Hygcian pills, being Inordnate.
pH w n';,,;,tered to him by one Ihomas Griffith
Springfield (ohIo) fioheef'
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4 young husband.-This Is the name oil
work bv Dr. Alcott recently published by ueorse
w. Light. The Boston Mercantile Journa' te'is
:, rood story in conncxIon with the title A love
Iv yonng damsel, with health blooming on her
cheek, and hope sparkling IN her eye. stepped
into booksellng establishment day or TWO
since. and addressing a handsome clerk behind
the counter, said, Il will thank yen LOT ouis
Husband sir 7? meaning of course, DR. Aicotts
late work The clerk gazed for moment on
the vision of loveliness which appeared before
him-then lay his hand on his heari-mahins a
low bowie CALAMITY replied, III YOU WISH Tor a
vounq husband | am n Your service. MISS
The noor Girls bushes betrayed her confusion at
this unexpected reply--bui she damped the ardouT
and hopes Of the youthful aspirant 70 hef hafo'
hv stammer,ng ou,-'I-I-l-want one Tor my
-mv-rny brother. sir-'-N l. Mirror
All safe yct-The popular bra nch OF the Legs '1a
lature o. Delaware tWhig) have P1s'Po"eo inos
NJ, he s,,,r;ous Van Ruren Senate slsh @ 90
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IUNIIE proorietors article, protrac,en
extensive research believe they have Obtained from
the recefaGle kagdon and certain substitute Gallo
mel; least calomel eXets beneficial effects
upon human article free from all substances
productive of disastrous consequences
The this medicine the constitution IS uni
versa part escaping its Influence II
upon organs Secretion and ercreon that
great power particularly manifested rom TINS, II
will be seen upon the hillary
and TO peculiarly adapted the treatment of bilious
frrers diseases, which toptdfy congestion
of the Hrer and portal c'rcte prevail.
1t admissible in all cases, where II Is necessary to
stomach and bowels Ii removes Obstruction,
and exctes quick and healthy action of the liver and 9th
glanduar OF the abdomen. being dhustbe IN
its atom it produces circulation The vessels
surface body, accompanied by gentle per-
spraon exhaust like drastic puses; stil is
universally and IL may he often repeated not
merely saety but with great benefit TINS becomes
indispen-aby OF long standings for IN
temporary impressions made by strong melt
seldom, il do good, but tend to ufe the SIAM
ina of the constitution.
1t cleansing and purifying to the system acts IN per-
harmony with the known lars of fe and undoubt-
edlv valuable articles ever offered es pub
lie trial and inspection
This medicine may had at Aposheeories' Hall Main
street. above 9TH street, CINCINNATI ana also OF
the following agents in the State of Indiana
Dr. A Carter-t'rcensburgh, Decatur county
DR. J. NJ Whitesel-knightsto"n Henry county.
Dr. y Observation-Disclosures Decatur county
Dr. T. Paslon-Andorson Rush county
Mesers. Pierce aud Stewars-Marion Grant county
VIM. Y. Nyley-IndianaPolis-
Ford * WalkeI-Lafayettc.
y r. PercivaI & Co.-liartford. Dearborn county.
r. r. Cartcr-DanvIlle, tendFicks county
r. w Webstef-Cr raw fordsville, Montgomery county
Alexander Vanpelt--N oble Shelby county
Mason < GrfIth-C nnnersville, fayette county.
Thomas MoIrow-ds,. agent for Union, fayette and
Wayne.
j III. Wrsht-NiIton, Wayne county.
DR. : Procter-tireencastle, Putnam county.
J Il J. Bowen-Lodi, Paris county
Dr. n Field cftersonville
LYON 4 Wilcox-Evans.iIle
Allen Aakepeace-t esterfeld, Madison county
For sale bu Il BRIGHrwELL, Richmond, Ia; also,
IRWIN REED x BKoTHER-
4. MILES,
of propretors and General \ gent
C1<CTySATr, Dec. It, 1887. A.
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Mississippi Archttecfure'-lt is heheVea the
new State House at jackson, Mississippi, will RI
val in sDendor any edifice of the kind III our coun-
try, excepting the Capitol at Washington; which
barring its disproportona,ely large dome, is, as
;, sbouId be for a national hail. the finest building
or that description IN country. Mississippi IS
one Of our richest staple states. and her planters
and merchants have got the rhIno and tho spunk
TO the thing needful.
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AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM.

CHARLES H. MOORE, Milton
JAMES MINER, Esq. Lewisvile.
S,urEL HAZARD, New Castle.
Rrcu.Kp HENDERSON, Greensborough
BARSABAs SPRINGER, knlghtstown
S,N1-EL ScuooLrIELD, Dublin.
J,.tEs L. RUssEY, Munceytown.
.yEu1EL WATSON, Laportc-
Jesse WAY, Winchester
MARK L. REEVES, Washington
JAMES f. REEVES, Hagerstown.
Isaac BEDsAuL. Marion
Jnux THog~BuRG, Economy.
JONATHAN USTHANh, New Garden
THosAs C. COFFIN, Annapolis.
BARNETT BARNETT, NobiesrIlle.
JoHy II. WRIGHT, Indianapolis.
WILLIAM RussEY, Jr., Boston.
DR.. JAMES VI. KNOX, New Paris
ARo1 PLEAs, New Lisbon.
JANIS FoRsEE, General Agent.
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Prercntion of jealousy in ~te.-one hihg
o,,rv husband can do in prevention. and tfht Is
10 give no ground for it. And here It IS no SUI
fc,ent that he strictly adhere TO MS marriage
vow he ought further to abstain iFo"i e'Ii a.
hoveyer free from guilt, calculated to awaken the
l'h,ast leoree of suspicion in mind the Ieace
- ,nhch he is bound by every tie OF Jlstic and
b',manitv not to disturb, or, If he can AVID II
- s,,ffar il to be disturbed by others wHnan
~. - vc,v fond OF her husband, and this the
Win nine-tenths of English and American
women. does not like to share with another any
even tic smallest portion. not only OF MS nee
ton. but of his assidaitles anu applause a'u %
No., e.,yinr of them on another, and RECEIVING
w -. IN hind can serve purpose timer
,ban Of gratifying ones vanity, they ought . be
.h ha.a;ncI from, and especially if the graihca.
non should be purchased with even the chane OF
uo.i nncasiness IN her, whom 1t Is YOU sa-
81 a,5tv TO make as happy as You can
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
NRRIs TOOTH ASH--Prepared from the "r'gn-
Danel t.o.lard. N g Cold street,

NRRis TOOTH w AsH--PGepared from the "ss'n-
al recipe only by Daniel Goddard, No 3, Gold street,
New ork
The Orfs Tooth Wash purely vegetable preparation,
the properties cleansing the teeth and mouth
restoring. the a healthy and preventing any un-
pheasant taste mouth, whether arising iF"
ieraved teeth or from Of the stomach
and white teeth the most valuable pHf
tons OF poor Humanity, how many neglect tho aentof
necessary their on even surrounded hF an e
means needed Among know OF none more plea
SAINT nd the oEris Tooth ash; II ceahse=
and whitens teeth. Strengthens the pures the
mouth and BREATH We recommend as use To
all Young and old.''-Boson Post.
zine ORR, Tooth Wash is the detergent ever
used q, our enamel. boston Transcript
To the Publc.The concurrent testimony OF the mos
ane,t Dentists and members the Medical Faculty. ~
every pari Union, is united IN favor OF the '7
Tooth Wash.
From Dr. Eleazor Parmey Dentiss-''l have used me
rris Tooth Nash and having been made acquainted IN
the articles which il composed feel great plea
s-e IN recommending agreeable, wholesome, and
''' EIEAZER PARMIEY,
No1I Park Place, y. Y, January, le3S'
Fan \ Uodoe manufacturer of Imitation Incorrupiibie
TIT and Surgeon Dentist New iofk--''t'enilenoh--i
consider your Ors Tooth Wash the best u use "L7 "
Zoe, constantly hand for the OF my
send a supply AolgheuJ =, -
I33 Cana! street, New FORK, July Is, lo37'
been Ell from the io""'is
from : NJ Meeks, NJ. d, Tuscaloosa, Alabama;
]. H. Harris, Surgeon DeniisI, NaS"'''e' i
J. l.. Igget- DO. GO.
Dr. : A. >hurlef, Boston.
John Randall NJ D., do.
Walter Charming. VI. d. do
- T w Parsons. Surgeon Dentist, do.
H.. s,ie ~ IRWIN REED & BROTHER; Richmond, Ia
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TO the Public.

ll7,e Of tie 7rafing and Manufacturing LonPany't
oy'es Riotueorsd June lts l-37. )
TT t-.,o,, ~ the Sock holders IN The RICHMOND
n TR.D,xG AxD MANUFACTURING CosrASf, he,d on
-. =. Monday IN June. 1888. Benjamin Igbnu isaac
= -. levi,rts hin-. J. r MandenhaIi. L. Newman,
I+[., Tovvnse1f and Abel Thornberry. were eiec
1;ec,o-. for one year Al meeting Of ihs Directors
8 the exi dav James r. Mendennall vas eiec'ea FL
-, " arner II Leeds, continued Secretary, ana II"
Rrogyn. elected Treasurer. r.
f-7-They still continue 70 pay the name. Pr -
80 I,h4e Who have wool Tor sale viii please call on
[eyinus King lat the wooilen factory VINO IS AUTHORISED
purchase for the Company - = -
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Coniuoal lore--Sterne, who used his wife
very ILL., was one day talking to Garrick IN fnc
sentimental manner, in praise OF conJugai love
and fidelity. The husband, SAID Sterne, VINO
behaves unkindy to his wife, deserves to have
b;s house burned over his head If YOU think
So said Garrlck, Il hope your house Is insured
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

There will probably be another attempt made
ere long 10 invade Lower Canada. Bouchette,
Gagnon and the Vigors at Champaign; Bry-
ant Is at Alburgh. and Malhiot and the renegade
Cote are at Swauton. Bryant Is teaching mil
itarv school, and all the leaders of the banditti are
surrounded bv great numbers of refugees and VA
o-,,t Americans On the Goth ult. several build
mos were burned near Baldwell's Manor by retu-
gees from this State. 1t appears the arson arose
from private quarres. and has been productive OF
no other injury than the destruction OF four or
FIVE thousand dollars worth of property.
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the opton of editors.
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Wiloughby, Ohio, Nov. 20, 1888

r. We think we can recognize i'll the iollswIng IN
of our s'ilIustrous predecessor, j. FINLEY, ESQ.
, it from the Indiana Democrat
AWAY UP EAST, JAS. Il, 1889.
NV old friends, G. =. X. w. and w. P.....
nd thei r assoc iatcs in the la bOrs of the Com
of the Hoosier Nation, Greeting
We Legislators, wise and shrewd,
Who labor for the public good,
To give the simple multitude
a better code;
Forgive me if | should intrude
On your abode:
| pray your honors. 20 attend
To some suggestions of friend,
Tho they may not be smoothly psnned,
In classic lore;
If they shall answer good end,
| ask
am told you have much trouble there,
As well as tllo folks elsewhere;
Mislor,unes viii not even sparg
The summit level,
But eact~6l us must have his share
In Hall or Hove.
Shoald Modhers ''scar and PITCH
Ei,bt system-men from ditch to ditch:
And go-betweens from both sides, Itch
To cast brand M
Remember, have got niche
For each to stand i'll.
The subject of Improvement then
Behooves us all meet like mon;
Let no sell-nterest sway you, when
The balance turns;
But mind this lesson from the pen
OF poet Burns;
Al, ratf,,rins votes We slack,
..Now stand as tightly by your tack
.sNe,er claw your lug, and hdge your back
can hum an haw;
.sBut raise your arm and tell your crack
.'Before them az
The soqoreigns of the land may think
You care little 70: the chink,
And in the Mammoth scheme would sink
The fIoosier nation,
So have Il care, YOU may s'--k
The whole creation
Now some of rs, away up East
Have worshped long, This Mammoth beast,
And waited for splendid feast
To rabble-rPuse on;
But when our hopes that have ceased,
We've nought browse on.
Let Whitewater. rs well she might
Appear in midway of the fight,
And bracing up, front, lefs, and right,
Asser, her power;
Yo,-n see when brou yls III contract tight,
Who first shall cover.
Around the capitol sec
Nou've planted such varie ~
OF native, hoosier, forest tree
Long live the sample
To foster them, supplies should be
Abunlan,--anple.
The wise protector merits praise,
And NAV has busts be crowned with rays,
Ina, future patriots may gaze
W TN proud delight;
When treading these secluded ways,
b. day and night.
Farewell, fareve ell. may each o. YOU.
Re welcomed home II season tIe;
With well done servants, good and 'rle
Clear from disasters
AMI sometimes i'll your fancy view,
ONE OF YOUR MASTERS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

The highest chimney in England has just been
erected in Mr.. Muspratt's chemical works IN New
ton 1t Is three hundred and ninety-seven ieet
from the base 10 the summit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

as HE l''-Many sigh Is heard-many
a heart is broken-many Life Is rendered mis-
etabIe bv the terrible infatuaton which parents
often manifest IN choosing life companion for
their daughters. How is i. possible for happiness
to result, from the union of two principles so dia-
metically opposed TO each other III every point as
virtue is TO vice! And yet how often is wealth
considered n better recommendation 10 a young
man than virtue, How often Is the first ques-
ton which Is asked respecting the snitor OF
aauGhter this-..Is he rich p
rs he Rich YES, he abounds in wealth;
but does that afford any evidence that he Will
make kind and affectonate husband!
is he ich?'--Iesi his clothing is purple and
fine linen and he fares sumptuousiy every day :;
INT can Won infer from this that he IS viTIuous
as he Rich l,'-Yes, he has thousands floating
on every ocean; but do not riches sometimes
take to themselves wings and hy awav2' and
will YOU consent that your daughter shall marry
a man that has nothing TO recommend hun but
his wealth. All beware; the gilded bait some
times covers a barbed hook. Ask not then-''is
ne rich?,' but rs he virtuous?h Ask not If he
has wealth. but If he has honor and do not sacri-
fee your daughters peace for money.
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Just l(PrStTeH.
NEW AND FRESH GOODs-seiecse6 vic -
care at East and adapted TO the ea!i. Of 'hs -
Tnnotv and the comparing ahcT- roffis,,
Don,e.,ic DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, tRo1hb"i :.
etc The subscriber acknoss hedges his snare OF Pa''s
received from public and respectfully s'it =.
ne of the soroe TO deserve which, eb'f'7 s''
wanting his part sb.,-. f,r
: y ProDgcE Of ali kinds taken 70 e.shahsEe '
-, -: JOHN " ILIIAAsOs.
3c.h 149- 2In
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BOOK BINDING.

TIL. subscribed j. prepared 10 execute all "rrs ~ the
above VITA despatch. Persons wsaihg BLAsk
oks made have them ruled TO pattern by leaving
directions The Of paper viii be used, If wise and
the executed style which be - persuaded W" meet
the APPROPRIATION Of Nil who try hun.
f~5-An assortment oi BLANK BOOKS viii be kept ~
hantf and ot.D Bpoks sH-so0Sb. Prices Moderate
rArBfNDERY sItu. ted Main street, over LIS 4
' ~ T. G. YOEGE.
Rirhtuond. J me . 1882. -iu
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An Tnerpectcd Question.-Whlle Mr. Bur was
.-sS e~,miuinr a witness in the Marine Curt,
he !,appened to cast his eyes under the tabisand
instantly stopped down and took up a very VIVA,
hIe fur can. which he showed to the witness and
asked him. SIS that your cap" Inc qaetoh
WIS allooether so foreign TO the case on tEiafhat
), created no little establishment IN court, an the
witness 10 whom il was put seemed boih atom
;shad and displcased at it. Mr.. Burr REPEATED
The ouestionJ ana the witness answered II Tue
affirmative. Where did YOU get II. askesMF
Barr. II swopped another cap for IT., rePlie the
- Fitness ..With whom Il don't know his
ENC well. them | can tell you" saicMr
PR ..vou swept il with me the other day IIihis
,.orv court. and without my know ledge or cosent
.,,ber and YOU left me in the place OF II g.ass
oid can. not worth shilling. and therefore hsill
~, stand such o bargain" As Mr. blrihad
both law s. equity on his own sIce, ne Of cofse
recovered his cap.
In the kentucky Legislature, on the io'lhl'''
during the consideration Of a divorce case inc
following resolution adopted;
Resolved, Th&t the petition of Miranda M,iey
h committed TO the Committee for Courts o'n
,;ce with instructions TO reports bill. H1aAihsha-
h,tual drunkenness a sufficient ground iof o'ree
!, n Court of Chancerv; and that tneY also NV
into the expediencv of authorizing the thaheaio
% oxercise the same control over the person hno
of Ia bituaI slrunkards. that ne Is aushoEeo
/ TO exercise over the persons ana es.aae - e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

.rhe State authorities have planted III me PuDto
grounds around the Capitol young Tree Oh every e3
;,asve,on. 70 the soil of Indiana.-Eds Pal.
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Indiana Mutual Insurance Company
Chartered January 3Gth, 1897.
Office, No. II. Biake's Building, opposite Brow.
nins's Hotel. India ma polls.
JAMES BLAKE. President and Treasurer
CHARLES w. CApy, Secresary.
THIS Company being fully organized, is nov ready 10
receive applications for iFsst.raacr.
Every per on who insures in this Company becomes \
member Of u, with all the privileges .ncident corps
ration, and Immediately
and prosperous condition. The assured Of
making ms application insurance. required Ia,
promis.ory obligation, called wilhou,
teresi, amount of which by SUM in
sored and the hazsid of the risk which pay.
per advance. No further paymen, required
should during period years.
being the for which policies issued, which
made squ,aby all sunac
To building of the Best cia.s
q rtsks, of 81 ,00a the assured would give
his for $40 per of which paid advance,
- and 81 for the Policy would only -
hi payment A. the Policy for much
sona trouble and saved Ia the assured
ing required 10 make annual rensas of the insurance The
company t-ure ticosrds ted value build
F ings, and Oae-ltaT of personal property.
The contingency which The CALI
~ the premium notes depend, much of The
su.ed this company adverse ihemin proof
the actual results similar Institutions be
duced. No Mutual Insurance Company in tho United
States with such adverse fortune stop w
eratan which than he said of stock
Ii considered ncontroserble that insurance
company will prove safer cheaper and certainly eqa4-
table, than by other method devised.
Partial losses viii be paid full exceeding
insured
James W Green Esq. of Richmond. IS hereby duly
thorIsed TO act Agent for the Indiana Mnloat Fare
CHAS. w CADY, See'g.
july -, 1888. 27--ly.
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