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StNou1ARLY Deliberate MuRDrR.-ln
Adams County, Miss, few weeks since Mr..
Duncan skinner. ovcrsocr for Mrs Sharpe,
was found murdered in mysterious manner.
Last week three negroes were arrested, and
proved TO be the murdcrors. According to
the testimony. this was one of the most cool
Is planned and deliberate murders ever COM
mittod Tho Matches Couricr says:
The negroes in the plot went to Mr. Skin
ncr's house just before day, and aroused him
on prctense of child in the family being
sick. lie opened the door while in his night
clothes, and was knocked down by a blow on
his breast with heavy stick. Three stalwart
negroes seized him, and after severe strug-
gle succeeded in choking him.
While thus insensblc they carried him a
few rods from the house. and there by main
strength dislocatcd his neck They then got
out his clothes, dressed him. and 20 turn away
suspicion, put his watch around his mock, and
his purse. with part of his money. in his
pocket, brought out his horse and saddlcd it,
put the liicless body on it, and led it into the
woods whore the body was found. Here, after
running the horse up and down. they took off
the body, dropped the saddle and set the ani-
NAL loose. The latter returned home a few
hours after. The body Of their victim they
placed in such a position as would Indicate
the probability of accidental death then
brought out his gun. can. whip and came bar
discharged one barrel, and placed several ar
ticlos in the tracks, as if of d runaway horse.
So long period bad passed, that the guilty
tio a,'5 , .i5 I ' c wy ''''u9 was UuI
'''' '''u', w .o' b'''o" i,u' ''ii ~,
whole chain of evidence is complete as TO the
crime, its manner and circumstance The
three negroes are safely secured, and are now
in Jail in this city.
c. .e...., .,,
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POETRY
For the Waterman.
HOME.

ny cur CHERRY.
'rs thc dearest place in the wide, wide world,
The dearest and iruost and best
We never can know all the love chat we owe
Till our love Is put to the test.
Last Saturday night went 20 my home.
"Wont home to the dear Ones ail,"
Went home to the hearts that will ever be- true
And tho love that never will pail.
Mine ewes were wet with namclcss grief.
And my heart was full Of night;
But IN, heart walked up to The oldcn joy
And mine eyes to theoldcn light
Aud my soul was filled with a deep, deep bliss.
Aud JOY too sweet to tell.
And the light Of that hour is DER me yet
Like a wondrous, magical spell.
That dear, dear spot viii meier be forgot,
Wherever my feet may roami
oh well may the gifted poet say,
There Is place ON earth like homo.
There is no place on earth like the homo we love,
The home whore our childhood played,
When we never once dreamed Of q grief like this.
That We ever should thus bc stpyod.
But lis ever thus in this lower world
The dearest friends must part,
And severed must be The closest ties
That arc binding heart to heart
But there is land where the chains Of love
Arc never, never ri,en -
We shall part to meet again, and meet
To part no more ia Heaven.
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DrfrrrrO articles.

TuE WAY THEY CIR Ricn IN rHE WEST.
"A friend of ours, just returned from Kan
sas. where he has resided two years, tells us
of the high prices of provisions in that region.
Flour last month. was selling at sll per bar
rel, molasses 81 so gallon, pork 20 cents a
pound, and other things at tho snme rate
The crops last year were poor, the winter Sc
we're, killing many cattle, and the army Of en-
igraton SO large as to deyour all before them.
To the question. how did they live, the an
swcr was prompt, Give said hc. "lived on
cracked corn; corn for breakfast, corn for
dinner, and corn for supper. / have just
learned to live; and If J had practicod here
for ten years, what / was forced TO there
oven at low wages, should have been a rich
man."
Here is the whole story, We complain Of
hard times. and go west TO better our condi-
ton. If we would live in logor mud house
with ono room and no floor, sleep on straw,
go barelooted, wear the cheapest and coarsest
clothes, and deprive ourselves of all the com
forts Of life anybody might squat upon two
acres of common pasture, and with the same
labor, be as rich in seven years as upon any
half section of land in Kansas; and il there
were hundreds thus squatting, they could get
a land fever, speculate in lots, and have the
prices 60 up as they do in the West What
people save in the new States ;hey crush out
Of themselves, and that they can doanywhero.
All the advantage they have is the privi-
Ivy VI 'l,ll+ as ., '"G"n 0uo oclg as l''co" az
''''' VII "V"i' WIN "ooo"l ~ in"
-. ~. "''i'i ''rn5 ~ wy
as much as the gipsios do.
GENERAL WALKER AT THE Souru.-
General Walker was at Augusta, Ga, on the
lth inst, and was called upon TO speak. lie
dwclt at length upon the course pursued by
the Northern press towards him him. and att
mbutod its hostility to tho fact he had,
as President of the Republic of Nicaragua,
issued decree logalizing African slavery
within its limits. lie remarked that he was
Southerner by birth. and devoted TO all the
institutions of the South, but that he never
would have issued that decree unless he had
been convinced that upon the establishment
of slavery depended the stability Of any gov
,''''0n' "ricu in'su' NC H'uuguiGtou III any
WV 'p''''''i 1l'''','gI' 'cPUou''' ne
5u''' paper i'"u, "n'on we quote says
l., ~ uo", sH'i',' N'oi'el'' w AMER expresses
III ~ III 'i'0 aus III
- .. ,II 49, ",'I i'' Oo.iil''',''
IN ~" ,'','''o'' ~ ''''i ~
nI Inn M t'i' ny '"o .''o''nS ~ WIN
;n1,on a,,5 ,,;H, i .'''l',, ~, ,','-
euccoed in re-cstoblis bin, III ,,,tborit,. 3,
1r..-.... I. r 20.
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sHERWI ms y R1.HII.EUM !, BALsAM,

rs
i"i the itu,i ana speedy sure of rheumatism Neural
VIZ spinal complaints, Cramps, Sprains Bruises Cnts
wounds, oWcungs, SuH Joints and Limbs. ami ,li
kinds Of Pains and Inflammation
ne 5umaole value Of this preparation has hcon
ooA'nsiVcly proved and no family Should be vitbont IL
as Single uose or application often prevents
4, THE MOST FEARFUL CONsHQUFNcrs
h1eiy person should Keep supply on hand flr inp,oJ
a'v We as Is perfect balm destroyer and mo- ono M
~ without deriving '"' "'''
SOME SPECIAL HENIPIT
immediately and many arc perfectly curod and ,.l;l
~, ~, lun'5c amount Of suffering. Many of the no.t
'"N'm physlclans recommend this
., WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
" we most perfect confidence, and freely prcsoril a.
W lnoif patients and always with Die huupicst rcslt
J. N'', NOT CURE EvrwrHN0,
NV only certain class OF cnuulainis which IA c,ro
speegAy ana permanently, without injury TO Inc system
proving that there is '''"'
= hAiM fuR EYRBY wousn
us RAPID ana unparalleled sale is PROOF POSITIVE of ia,
t'."t value To an apprccatoy public who pronounce h
yourself pntcr 50 cts nm noy.rt ~ anu sdusly
FOR sale by an Dealers in Medicines
MA. SMITH co.. Pronrotors
No. a, fremont STREET Bos,o,
RED T.. SMITH, Montpelier, General Whoiesoie H.,
lor vermont Druggists and Merchants desirino a,en'
oles shouc apply at once Circulars furnished cae "
gent win men name and address printed thereon i3yi
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THE SUGAR CANE.-The present season
IS favorable for testing the adaptation of the
China Sugar Cane to our soil and climate. If
with the extreme baokwardness of the season.
1t shall become available for the purpose of
syrup making, there is little Yoason to fear OF
ITS falling hereafter. Many are discouraged
at ats slow growth, but we are confident it
will be bigger by the last of September. We
hear Of some seriously contemplating blowing
1t upT~ Don't be hasty, friends This cold
weather it has been growing downwards, and
in few days ii will put out like a >. 40
nag on race course. It's early growth last
year was discouragingly slow.-1u,herst N.
~ Cabinet.
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CAUTION TO FARNRRs.--The hay which
you will have this year will aot be as nutri-
tlous as If its growth had not been so sudden.
Make allowance for this in your estimate of
food for your stock next winter. You will
need more Of food, or less Of stock relatively
than in some years.
HoME.-koep your store of smiles and
your kindest thoughts for home give to the
world only those which are to spare,
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Aumhrr, Sc.

UMBER LUMBER The Subscriber
- manufactures and has constant, on hand r,r Nd
spruce licnlock, Birch, Maple, Ash oud Bas.,oo5
renee SUN and m kinds Of job Work done To- order
snort notice, Gig Saving, Sc. az
Also, he purchases Butt Naples Birch also An a..
and Spruce in the log ADD sawed WHOM done h., H. N,
Leeuon ANY wishing 70 buy sell will do well 10 ,e
log. A ~ '" MI or pr ID the
Montpelier, April l, 1906 MI
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" RUl ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODw
g ~ Nov is the tne to use the great Spring and

''Niili'I Nltflt4nt.
Ht. LANGLEH'S ROOT AND HERD BITTRRS.
tomposcd Of S1rsgpnria, lolloio Dock Ipida Chcyyv
tHoFo'Whcort' Irichy ish, HhUbqyb, Mandrake DIM
"e'D e"0 " iHfeYrttns0 combined as 20 act directly
upon ne cause of disease, and forming one Of the best
remedies in the world FOR Jaundcc and Liver Complaint
IN "a" iher forms Dyspepsia, Costycucss HumOrs Of the
Blood and Skin, Piles, Indigestion Headache Dizziness
Heartburn or Acid stomach, Langour, Weakness Loss
90 Appetite, Debility, Bilious Disease Mercurial fec
uons, and all Impurities of the Blood matter what
thc cause may De. Fever and Aguc, Coughs and Colds
broken up and cured at once
lhey are pleasant 90 take useful 40 an times and sure
TO do good, They clense the bowels purify tho blood
heal strengthen regulate build npand keep ia order tbe
whole system, hNcryhudy should use them. Nearly
popular medicine ever known ''
Price only y and 81 II cents per bottle Depot. 30
everywhere 90. sO''i'
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IIoWARD ASSOCIATION, PM

OW ARD ASSOCIATION, filha-
Il DElPHlA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNChMhN !,
10 an persons afflicted with sexual diseases SUD, \.
Syphilis, &C.. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Of PHILADELPHIA . "
view Of the awful destruction Of human life ana nI.,
caused by sexual diseases, and the receptions when w
Placuccd upon the unfortunate victims Of such as'@s
I Vqacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon N
LuAhlIABLE ACT worthy OF their name, 20 w
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all persons tl9 t h.
hcted, Male on fcmalo) who apply by letter Wh
symptoms Of their condition. (age, occupation negg
me- &e, and IN case of extreme poverty ana sun,'s'
TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or tHAhuh,t
The Howard Association is % benevolent ineN'u,'.f
established by special endowment. for th, In
OF the sick and distressed, afflicted with ilI tr
aud Epidemic Diseases" and ts funds can be usegt I
no other purpose II has surplus Of means, N.'
he Directors have voted 10 advertise the above ho e
~ Is needless 10 add that the Association commaI e
highest Medical skin Of the age, and Will luins" io
most approved modern treatment. Valuable aaNl,i i
given 10 sick and nervous females, afflicted win sho,
nal weakness, Womb Complaints Costi,eness' A'''''
Address, (post paid) DR.. GEO II. GALLO ~ oDb
sntng Surgeon, Howard Association, No = "''
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HARTWELL, Iresaen'
6Ho FAIRoHILp, Secretary v'I'
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| 1R. MARSIALLS HEADACHE AM
~ CAiAlutH SNUFF o2lv

W Il'lNG AND STAMMERING-
- Cured by DR.. WNKOFF Of Pittsburgh Pa without
ram OF surgical Operation. Who will send the cure to
oy returned II the cure is not ctlccuai.
n U , Al letters must be addressed 10 DIR. WYCKOFF.
BOX i4h Pittsburgh, Pa, in Of Arthurs Rodgers
s. Correspondents will please enclose stamp for
return postage. F ~
NAulloN'--All persons who can not produce my gen
""' S''""'"e' are humbugs' OILY. DR.. W.
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posr ufricEi llAnuAnnf LiN Noa Micns NOV. l0 1855
In. ArEn: Your pills Che perfection Of medicine r.v
have dune my vile ooi than can tell YOU She had bel
sk aud rn|nr Tor months Went Oh 90 be duoinfu
great cyponsc bat g1 uo lotcr She then commenced taking
your PILLS which cured her, by cxpeing large quanu
of lladl from hcf body. They afterwards CURED Dor and
our two children oi bloody dYaentcfys One oi uegif
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while others arnunh us fai from Give o. twenty dollars do
nlsi and lost much tiuo without hus curd entirely even
then such medicine n you're which b actually good aul
honest will ho pflzcd here HEu. J. GRIFFIN. Ytrnrfef
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SNAlR WARNlNG.-All demands due tbe
late firm of SrORRS a PALMER. must bo p,il
10 ne snosenbor The books the Store ~ pnlner
"'a'ehn' LOOMS PALMER.
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sNSpRlNG REDS.--A new patent, which will
On trial OF week and fnot liked win be
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ErysipeIas, Scrofaia, Kings Evil, letter,
Tnmors, and Salt Rheum.

Fom Ea4saritao Merchant Of 81. Louas, FEB. l. 1856.
pR AVER. Yonf Pills the paragon of all that IL
in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
iccs upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncrsbe for years. Her mother has been long grievons
~ afflicted with biotches and pimpies her skin aud In
her hsir. After child cured she also tried
,ins, and they have cured her. ASA M0RGRIDdE.
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e: ::?:; !: s.: s e. ). $;''.,
ARE MAps
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
Invalids. Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
PhtlanthrOpists, read their Effects,
and Judge Of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
PrrTsBURG, Pa, May l, 1856.
DIR. J. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body have by doee two
of your Pills Ii arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse at IL they will others they do
me, the fact is worth knowing.
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
Bilious Disorders aud Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT. or rHR INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb, 1885,
SIR, have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice you made them and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathartc employ. Their regu-
tng the 6per squck and decided, consequent
ly they are admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ Indeed, have seldom found Of bilious die
obstinate that 1t did not readily yield 10 them
Physican Of the Marine Hospital
Dysfntery, Relax, and Worms.
Posr orPrcg, HsRrLasD, LIv Co., MICH, Nov. 49, 1885,
Dr.. AVER: Your Pills the perfection Of medicine
They have done my wife more good than can tell You
She had been sick aud pining away for months. Went
of be doeore great expense, but got better She
then commenced taking your Pills, which cured her
by expelng large quantities of dead from her
body They afterwards cured her and two children
aG bloody dysenter One of neghbors had it bad and
wife cured him with two doses of your PILLS, while
others around paid from hye 10 twenty dollars doctors
bills. and lost much time without being cured entirely
even then such piehicne as yours winch Is actually
good anu honest, WIZ oe PRICED h rn,,,r>,
ubo D. "nirFiN, Tuse"d@@.
Indigestion aud ihpurlty Oh the biOOd.
From Rsp J. T. Hs,ass Pastor of Atcent Church. Bston
DR. Ay,t / have used your pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called e visit
IN Distress To regulate the organs OF digestion ana purify
h"ow. and can consdent,y recommend them e INV
fjeuls Yours j " UTMEs
' - =, ,a-s
WARSAW, "fohiNs W., y, II UVt. ~, icoo.
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system and purify the fountains of the blood
Holm a. MEACHAM MD
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ErySipeIass Scfotuid, Mig EVIL Actscts
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BurIinuton aunertISrmpnta,,'-
s ag BOOKS FOR IOWA,
NTHE CITY OF IsLgkA BURLINGTON

ii L.. CRFSE q SON, would call the attent;o,
- OF the citizens of Iowa to the une xan,ped far
ties they possess for furnishing article in the Book
department. and the connection Of Burlington with the
hfst manufacturing places in the world by railroad
places them in the heart of the market Their estab
lshment is divided into distinct apartments each in
charge of the most competent assistants.
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs-The publications NJ
the different eastern and western houses are pac-
ed on their shelves almost as as issued.
I'd SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT.--Ars agents for
MGutfice's, Sanders, and most OF the school books
published in the Union. They furnish them at pub
fishers prices, making them come to the buyers at
least l0per cent cheaper than We procure them
at any place.
Sd. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENTAL agents for the
principal Law Publishing houses IN the Union they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica
4th. MEDICAL DEP ARTMENT Complete at all times
9th. BLANK BOOkS.--Bankers, Merchants, and Rail-
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house.
9th. STATIONERY.--A large stock of Cap Letter and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices
9TH. AGENTS DEPARTMENT.-In no way can a young
man without means establish himself in business
easily by securing subscribers TO publications
found on their shelves. A trial will Individually
prove satisfactory.
Sth. PRINTERS DEPARTMENTAL agents for L.
Johnson's Type Foundry, they supply mmedi-
ately from their stock on hands, every variety of
News and Ornamental type, Cases, GaIleys, Chases
Presses brass and Lead rule-Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper of every size. Flatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, card board, cler-
omatc boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with prin tng Office.
An examination of their stock is all that is
n3O-t
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PREPARED BY DIR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MAJ
G. G. PACKARD.

AyHoLEsALE and Retail dealer In all kinds Of
~ XAxASare, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent Ifncott bro. 3 Fire Proof Safes.
AZ all trnes good assortment Of Carriages and Bug-
giles on hand from the celebrated eagiage yeposory
Of Packnrf& Barnurn, Warren, Ohio g.. = -
gD- Opposite the Curiew House, .OttumwM talSrs
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J. turers prices, ~ KEITH, ROBINSON CO., I
Sole Agents. Watsr, near Jefferson street, Burlington,
iowa. Ae1e.u
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~ &c BEANKS.
BLANK, NOTES and other Blanks. just priat
NJ I'd, ansts4 sale at this Once !
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- 80 sse
THE MEDICAL TRINITY.
Each of RApwAY's Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers over certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF RRNovATSo REsoLvENT to the RRGu-
LAroRs are used for the certain class disease they
are specially designed for the system undergoes rap
Id from its diseased condition To heal
thy and happy state of existence
p,nn.y,s pp.nv pY,,.
"nAD, N1
TINS remedy Is TO De used externaiy Or taken inter-
many tor all rams, Aches ana innrmities In Few
minutes u stops the most tortnring PAINS subdues all
nnamatlons ana cures the worst cases or hheumaism
Lumbago, Gout, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Toothache
Burns, sprains, Strains &c restores the Lame, Stir
Jolnted, Innrm and crippled 10 soundness ana Nlgor
II likewise Certain Cure and preventive for Fever
and Ague Scarlet Fever, smallpox, Group, Hoarseness
Colds ana influenza whenever you feel any unpleas-
ant or painmi symptoms, take dose OF kADwAfs
Is located; In short time you will enjoy ease and COM
tort.s
Bear IN mind, there Is no pain SO severe but that
kADwAYs READY kELiEF VIII stop, and no system SO
crippled with inhrmities but that the H. r. Il. keme
dies VIII restore to sound and vigorous health.
RApwAY's REGuLAroRs
m. ,,. :, 49, ur.,s.un,, MN.
r sra IN nryo,;vss s,d nav nrinainis a. ,hn 90.
ne. aS nacins IN taIina Thee piiis no ar;r;ns
nains or Sickness At stomach experiencsd bv pns
pains oI ,h @ nsy oPe
ase 10 wy NV anu osnef y"
soy" M i,sss .h ~ tLs ,h - a ..,. =
aai,,n a a syse "o 'aA soou aPpe'i'eanu
n r' Bar Wis ss. ,., ~. -
.,s a. .a a,s; sss s ew ie ~ VIE 1aoou'
~ apS III cr.ia,n al uepoS
I d. 49, t t 49, ~ Ia, W. po,, ,o, IN, -
ell, une ~ wv ay IN ~ % nss ny VIII Gu
Jaundee Nervousness indgestiop Liver
ud ,. Meancnoy, anu w cure al
M % WIN . VI messens uisohalse:,
PS, .poss rs anu
p,cynas or Hs,tTa Avn Rr.rrv
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PUyHE suhscr1he1, &aving succeeded J. II. Grifhth
u II The Rlaehl hing business and removed 20
the Lower Mil M6trtbe has erected new shop, begs
leave "a hs friends and customers that he
Is now prepared 10 all kip Of work, inhsline, On
short notice and reasonstl 1rms u ......-s.,
no24y AAkoN Afkkts
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Dys(ntery, Relax, and Worms.


From Rec. j. T. Hhnes Pastor Of Adcent Church, Boston
DR. Aus. / have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called Il visit
in Distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have
known aud confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, J. v. HINES.
X.RsAx MYnAnNa Co " " Oct "a 1853.
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TINE DOUBLE LITTLE CHANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEf

PATENTED May, lS0A.-lmproved in 1855. y. u
INEE Little Giant Corn and Cob Min n n sso.nis
n and portable machine formed on the COTE min
principle entirely of east ron for farm and planta ton
use and designed for preparing food for stock which
does at the rate of ten twenty bushels per hour
has been effected In its model the present season.
which consists In adding another Gone and sett Of
crushers, together with improved Bridge Tree and
in substituting box platform In place OF the old legs
by means Of all which the speed Is nearly doubled
and (when required the Mil adapted Also to grin r
shelled corn into honmony and fine meal for famils
use. Ey reversing the notion or in other words bs
running IT backwards, ten fifteen quarts Of meal t
the bushel are obtained and the balance Is superio
hommeny or good food for feeding.
THE ADFANTAGE or FEEDING CORN Avn
COB NEAL PROVEN
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfield CO., Ohio says;--aI
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of corr
and purchased 100 head of cattle TO fatten NV bro
er wishing 70 divide our interests offered me fftes
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the Gait
to the number Of seventy head accepted, and
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred
twenty; we then divided our corn; he fed his ain
shock, and had mine ground together with the
fed IT in troughs, nailed to trees around the
MY brothers corn did not hold out near as lon,
mine, though we had divided equally and he fed
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When
corn was out let him have from mine: and when
finished feeding the cattle were weighed and so
was found that my cattle had gained 1--WE pound
the hundred, over double what his had gained, an
pronts were over one thousand dollars more thar
Eacn miii furnished complete, ready for a.
team, and no exsry power required than whf
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON co
Iowa.