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ers and pupils directed towards May,
and for the first time in her life, instead
of giving her pleasure, it filled her with
savage bitterness. She leaned her head
upon the desk to weep; but the fire
within dried up all her tears. In an
instant Mays soft, dimpled arms were
around her neck, and, Are you sick
sister ?" was gently whispered in her ear,
aud looking up, she saw ker sisters in,
nocent eyes all moist with tears, and her
sweet mouth quivering in plying sym
pathy. The sight maddened her she
rudely pushed her away, and bade her
study her lesson. The astonished child
obeyed; it was the first harsh word her
sister ever spokei she took her book,
but her tears dropped slowly upon it's
pages, and her sorrowful, grieved CLAN
ces, frequently sought Lizzie's face.
q" Let her cry" said Lizzie to her
self. "I will not hurt her. There is
no danger of her ever shedding too
many tears, for she is beautiful, and ev-
cry one viii love her."
But her better nature soon triumphed
at the sight of Mays grief, and turning
to her she remnrsefully kissed her wet
cheek, murmuring. "Forgive mel did
not mean it."
When the shadows of the maple trees
heightened far across the meadows in
the afternoon, the welcome school 8
dismissed" fell upon their car, and they
started for home. On arriving and en-
tering the yard, Elizabeth glanced in at
the parlor window and saw Mr.. South
erland and Frank In conversation with
her father. So they called to see her; !;
but they should not do it, she thought
they should have no opportunity to rid
icule her want of beauty, and COM
pare her with her sister; no, no So
giving May the dinner basket, and bid
dug her carry it in, she few to what
seemed her only asylum this side the
grave-the woods. When she returned
the stars were Frightening In the twE
light. and the visitors were gone. Her
face bore traces of severe conflict, but
it was ali overpast. She had fought a
hard battle with her angry and jealous
feelings. and had come off victorious
There WAS a meek smile upon hes face
which traus6gured it,. making it, as it
were, the face of an angel. The Savior
had looked. with pity upon her trouble,
and the holy comforter had not dis
dained to lay the balm of his healing
upon the wounded heart of the child
Neither the seedlings of Rachel. nor the
reproofs of her father, "for hiding away
from visitors awakened one angry
emotion in her mind, for the peace OF
God, which passeth all understanding,
rested upon aud abode with her.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. =.
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CHAPTER I,
AN INTERRUPTED WEDDING.


It W the first of May, the marriage
day of the Vlscount Montressor of Mon
tressor Castle, Dorsetshire, and Es,elle,
only daughter and heiress of Sir Parke
Mo.elle, III yde Hall, Devonshire
A glorious moruiug the cloudlass,
blue sky SMILED down upon the
green hills and dewy dales and deep
woods of Devon and the park around
the Hall was all alive and NJ usicial, with
the joyous songs of birds, and the mer-
ry laughter of young men and maidens
gathering to celebrate their May day
festival, and to do honor to the mar
riage of their landlords daug ghter.
The elm shaded, winding avenue that
led from the highway to the house, was
arched at each terminus by mammoth b
wreath of fawers, and many were the
carriages that pissed under them, on
their way to assist at the wedding; and
these contained only the bridesmaids,
and the nearest friends aud relatives of
the family, whose relationship or pcsi-
tion gave them the right to attend the
bride to church for a still more nu-
merous party had been invited to meet
her at the altar. The villagers and ten
ants, grouped about under the shade of
the great old trees, or wandering over
the greensward on either side the ave-
nue., watched these equipages as they
rolled on, commenting as usual on such
occasions.
"Oh-dear me the weddingers won't
pass till nearly twelve and here we are
to wait two mortal hours said young
girl to the game keeper.
"Hush my darling look, here comes
his Lordship's carriage, itself, just as
sure as you're the prettiest lass in the
country"
It a0as Lord Montiessor's carriage.
Early that morning note from his
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SPEAK KINDLY TO THY M0THEa z

Young man, speak kindly to yoGF
mother, aud courteously, tenderly of her:
But little time and you will see her =
more forever. Her eyes are dim AMI
her form is bent, and her shadow fall7
towards the grave. Others may low
you fondly, but never again while time II
yours, shall any ones love be to you a4
that of your old, trembling, weakened
mother has been.
Through helpless infancy her throb,
bing breast was your safe protection AMI
support, in wayward, testy' boyhood, sl.a
bore patiently with your thOughtlcs !
rudeness, she nursed you safely through
legion of ills and ntalddies!
Her hand bathed your burning brow:
or moistened your parched lips; her cyl
lighted up nightly vigilsi watchina
sleepless by your side, as none but heF
could watch Oh, speak not her nam
lightly, for you cannot live SO many 5eara
as would suffice to thank her fully
Through reckless and impatient youth
she is your counsellor and solace. Td
manhood SHE guides your steps for iiAi
provement, nor even then forsakes or fol-
get you.
Speak gently, theni aud revere9t1v
of your mother, and when you too, shall
ba old II .ball in some deoree Tighten
the remorse which shall be yours for
other sins, to know that you never wani
tenly have outraged the respect due u
your sged mother.
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fFrom the .Nep York Ledgsr.l
LINES.

AS distant lands beyond the sea.
When friends go thence. draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither gone
Draws nearer from the sky.
And as those lands the dearer grew,
When friends are long away,
So Heaven itself, through loved ones dead,
Grows dearer day by day.
Heaven is not far from those who see
With the pure spirits sight,
But ear, and in the very hearts
Ofthose who see Alright.
January. 1857. CD. STUART.
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dAoctrg.
Cur Native Land.

Home of our birth our dear loved land,
Thy glUries stretch from sea to sea-
From ocean lake to tropic strand-
Land of the fearless and the free!
From whore the western Golden Gate
CLEANS ruddy III the sunset ray,
To where the STERN Atlantic cham
Looks proudly ON the rising day
From far Niagara's deluge wild
To Florida's perennial flowers
Ne'er hath the sun of heaven smiled
On such a heritage as ours.
"God and the Union i'' This our creed
Our motto this forever be;
So shall our starry banner float
Forever Ger the brave and freel
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Music TeachinS.
oils -ZITTERRART Prnfe

IL of Music in the Vermillion In stitute, will
give instruction TO CLASSES in any town of Ash
land county ;-private instruction to any fam
lilies in Hayesville or Ashland. He gives in
He will also teach Bands in any town it the
county.
TERMS reasonable.
April I. 1887. 436
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|. R. GoodfeIlow
William Ralston,
New livery Stable.

c-Ln B. GRAY, Proprietor Fami
AAND. ly and Pleasure Carriages, and
2:40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the neighboring towns on
the shortest notice Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. G-Stables in the rear of McNulty
House.. Nov. 9th, I655.-26tf
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D. n, Fox.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, DC. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatness and despatch. OF
ice in the Law Office of Kenny & Jacobs
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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THE ISLAND PRINCESS.
OF THE OLD AND NEW
WORLD.

BY EMMA d. E. N. soUTHwoRTH,
Author of Z" The Lost Heiress,'' The Desert
ed Wife, The Missing Bride
90 Retribution," etc.
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E The Big tunnel of the Pits
burgh and Stsubsnville Rail Compsuyl
which las been uuder contract for soasi
time, is now opened tbe entire distarss
of 2 200 feet;
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Willard SlocUIp,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office on corner Of
N Church and Sandusky Sts,, Ashland, o.
Particular attention paid to collections.
November 9th 1855 26tf
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PHYSICIANS.

nR. PH. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon
IL Office near the Sampsel House, adjoining
the Drug Stole of Dulin & Crane Special at
tention paid to diseases of the Chest as well as
all chronic cases.
Ashland May 6. 1857. 4Sf
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/. L. Crane, NJ D.,
CURGEoN# AND oCCULIST, Office is
y Dulin l. Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th, 1655-26tf
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Thomas ]. Bnll.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Loudon7ille, Ash
Afznd County, Ohio, will attend promptly
10 all business entrusted to his care.
November 24th. 1855. 26tf
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D1. H. Buck,
DRACTITIoNER OF MEDICINE AND
Il SURGERY. Rowsburg. Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 27th, 1e55.-26tf
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DE Ply
Edson ss Deeuy,

Attorneys at Lao, FuzruoeTt, Ohio
WILL attend to all business entrusted to
w their care, in the counties of Vanwert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the
collection of claims and payments of taxes for
nonresidents. Also agents for the sale of real
estate. 49
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
5 FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
FREEg


- The subscriber offers for sale large assortment
OF Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees, per
lest IN al respects including all the desirable varieties
A'so Cheyrles, Peaches Grape Vines, Raspberry Goose
berry, and Blackberry bushes, Strawberry Vines Liz
niels Rhubarb, and Asparagus roots, &c, &c.
Norway Spruce, very cheap; Scotch Larch, and Fur,
Tulip Trees, MagnoUas, &c
His collection Of Shru6S and Pk1nts, as soon as his
foreign additions are received. will be very large and
plete- among which Weigelis Bosca Forsythia Sp-
raes, Deutsias, Laburnum's Fringe Tree, Hawthorns
Double Scarlet Currant Purple Beech, Weeping Beech,
Ash and Lines Clematis, Honeysuckles; Perpetual,
Moss, Climbing, and other Roses
Also, Green HOuse Plants, Including ell the
desirable bedding varieties: Verbenas, Savias Pansies
Dalses, Heiotropes Geraniums Nerembsrgas Dahlias,
&c, at the low sst rates.
One dozen Verbenas including Brilante de VASE the
finest rosy scarlet known, for One Dollar Cut Flowers
and Bouquets.
Fine transpanted Tomato Plants, by the Dozen hun
dred OF thousand, from the beds, in pots Cabbage
and Celery Plants. D. w. LINCOLN.
apT deod3w&wH
NOTICE.-The undersigned would inform his old
o4 customers and frenGs that he has taken room
81 NO. 2O7 Main street, up stairs where he keeps
Chttdren'S Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle &c, for sale very cheap. Umbrellas,
Palasos, Canes, &c Altered, Covered and Repaired
Pinking in various st les; Eyelets set; Marking for
Embroidery from any pattern sent in Also many other
small jobs done, too numerous to mention.
u Agent for the New England Dye. House, Boston.
Please observe the sign of 'rhe Variety Soreo oppo-
site Brinley Hall, No. 207 Main street, up stairs
apt diff P. YOUNG, Agent.
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Continues under the charge of Mr.. STEVENSON, who Il
Is needless to add, has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department salts
factory in the highest degree 1t contains fine Sc
lection of
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VestTngs, Pant Stu1s, and C0ntimgs,
To which all the and desirable styles will be added
as fast as they appear in market
Trusting, by the grea amount, variety and superiority
OF our Stock moderate prices and unremtted application
to business, to merit and receive continuance Of the lib
era Patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
this establishment we beg leave respectfully to invite
all purchasers of Clothing examine our stock before
making their selections
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Consisting Of all the eadiug popular styles of the sea
SOD, together with full stock adapted to hard service
Especial attention is invited to our assortment Of
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DAILY PAPRR.-FOCR DOLLARS a year, payable al
vavg IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
The expiration of the term paid for.
WEgKLY PAPER-Price Two dollars year; 81 for six
oDths and so cents for three months II paid strictly
SIvance l75 year; single copies cents each.
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CHILDREN,s & YoUTHs, CLOTHING.


Ample provision has, for many years, existed in this
uty, for the abundant supply of every descl Upton Of
Mems Clothing, but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and YOUTH indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
or difficult business of manufacturing an adequate gen
eral assortment of the various styles and sizes of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing (aud the want of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded as Sc.
rious inconvenience Believing thsta city extensive
and important as Worcester has become at least
ons first class establishment of this Sort the subscribers
have been indused to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and retail, and for this purpose separ
ute has been fitted up in the Second Story of
our store which under the charge an experienced ar
list, Who will, at all times be prepared to to order
my style OF Children and You ts Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
OF which, we here desire say that intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment If all the best
styt7s in vogue in the larger cities and it will be our con
slant aim to produce Garments of the NsGes and mast
4tHGctiUe Form and style, and to furnish them at all
times at the MosT MoDEdATs PRICES possible, which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
nent, and sold upon the
"One Price Systera,"
AS in the other departments Of our business. We
have only to add that hope make this Department
worthy of general cqpAdence and patronage.
A. p. WARE s. co.
BlCh30
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" II z $ II GRO RIE S
"a JUST RECEIVED AT -
B r 4 w Il r. s

b r e w T. r. s.
No 234 Main street Paine Block and will sold at the
lowest Cash Prices Many articles held at high prices
In the MARKET such Sugars Molasses, Syrupi Butter
AMI Liquors. (e last ofhcb Bre,cer does
not keep while other articles are as low as thew have
been IN past years, such Teas Spices seratus Sage
starch SAT-, Soaps, Brushss BToons Mats Tubs Pals
stone ware, &C. He will not so into the cry Of ksgk
prices all articles but those that are low win sen low
and those that Oh as low prices as he can Best
Family Flour at S,75; Good do. 1926 diff ap27
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A CIV STORE! NEW GOODS ~. G
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted up IN the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by VIM ARaoLp Cor
a Toy, Variety, Confectionery, Fruit Nut, segar Soda
Beer Oyster Eating and Ice Cream Saloon all Of which
furnished ia the hest possible manner, and at such
prices will immediate sale Friends aud the
publjs invited to Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
40. I23 Main Street, w OrcesGer.
So eudf JOSEPH g. WARREN.
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no LEIn

FHyE NEMENT To R ENT On Mulberry Court,
Il containing six Rooms Possession given on the 1st
Of May. Apply to c. B. sWEEFsER on the premises
ap23 DIFF
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
g1h Sc WING LIACHlNEs
NO HUMBUG
Fully Protected by valuable Patents,
THE SIMPLEST SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD

Its general appearance, and the arang eent OF the lew
parts. are entirely diff rent from any Sewing Machine
before offered TO the public, sn every who ba
seen it prorounce the most unique thing Of the kind
which has yet bee invented.
ANY lady who wishes bs,purchase Sewing Machine for
family will regret it fshe does not call us before
she makes her selection,
Its used by fastening it to the leaf Of any table, to
any piece that has sufficient protection
Any person caErun 0ne-eYen child Of twelve years
Of age, Of ordinary Observation-Disclosures seeing it
used.
1t any kind of good thread taken from the spoo
on which it was bought, without re-winding.
1t has springs to take up the slack thread when the
stitch is being formednothipg Of the kind is used
quired.
There is concealed mechanism-any person can see
and understand the whole operation at a glance.
The machine will wear as long, if nOtauger, than any
Sew ing Mache made for family use, and most
ordinary machnist could at any time, if required make
any of the parts, excepting, perhaps, the needle.
And more than all, no need fear that after they
have paid US S25 for machine they will have pay to
some other party IS SO for the Ttght to use it.
The Patents which this Machine are dated Feb
g. 1885, Jan 30 1857 and Feb II 1851 and no Sewing
machine now made is better protected.
" What has long been wanted in the market is good
selVlns Machine, which he sold at price that will
within the reach of persons of moderate means.
Let everybody come and ii are not prepared to
meet such want.
EMERY, H0UGHT0N, CO.,
332 Washington rect. Boston.
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THE WORCESTER SPY,


pyintss and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, 3
TH8NAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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A + X NJ IN WORCESTER.
a Combining about so Acres,
10 BE RENTED favorable terms. Inquire of
e. W. VAIL,
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FByO LET-A small upper TENEMENT with Ave
z rooms, tn a family without children. Rent $l25
year. Iuquire Of g. P. Bryant apl4 dtf
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GT0RES TO LET.-Three Stores in the new
~ block southbridge street, suitable FOR any whole
sale retail business will be let, application to f.
DEWEY. 21S Main street, or L. & S. ?. HARRINGTON
No Paine's Block. dawtf az
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EG0UNls 40 4 az In Uar8's new BlocK.-One
ES Front Room, secon4 story with hre-proof aafe.--
Also, one on the third story. Apply to
d2T If VIM. O. CLARK
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CLOTHING, sc.
A. P. WARE & CO.,
SPRING CLOTHING

Would respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public to their very extensive stock of
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The subscriber will continue the business at the old
ttand where may always be found Of the best assert
ment Of Cloths and Ready made Clothing that can be
found in the city, and prices that defy competition
W. MEC0RNEY, Merchant Tailor,
April /, 1857 eff 2l4 Main street
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TEVO RENT-Three Stores and the rooms above, in
Il sargeuts Block, of Main and Southbridge
streets The stores CENTRAL and well located for ro4
GERS Provision and Hardware dealers The rooms above
well abadtel for Boot and Shoe manufacturing Job
Printing, or other mechanical purposes. Ppply to
ap4 diff A. J. EATON
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FEN0 LET'S Good Tenements in a gool location.
3 Inquire of H. P ROBINSON,
ap1o diff Over Taft e Lily's Saloon, 229 Main st.
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FEEO LET-A large and desirable House on Salisbury
street. with about eighteen Of choice land,
largely stocked with all kinds Of fruit trees VIII be let
together, or separate Inquire Of
SETH CALDWELL,
apo DIFF IS P.e4sa street
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GPANISH COIN,

Bought and Sold at Boyden's Exchange Office, No. Lin
son House Block. diff
I'D EVOLVING CLOTHES FHA MES,
A9 Turned Posts, HitcIIimg Posts, Clothes
POSTS, &c put up in any part of tie city. Apply A.
HOOD IL Central street, at the Grist Mill Ex-
change St. H. HOLDEN
apo d3m
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All notes and accounts due the above ar must be set
He'd Immediately, to save clst.
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q DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE
AZ The copa!tnership existing between ME
UORNEY BELOW, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W MEG0RNEY,
April ], 1857 JOHN J. BIGELOW.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Az Of which have been purchased at about one. half
The cost of mDoraton which, added to our former stock
makes one Of the largest and decidedly
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SPECIAL ADVERTISENTENT.- Lon and
~ after the list day of April next the subscribers will
commence selling off their entire Stock OF

w. i. GOODS & GROCERIES!
Every article is of prime quality, and will be sod al
Cost for CASH.
Almost the whole stock worth in market from to 20
per cent more than when purchased.
good opportunity will be offered to Families for
8upply of Groceries, at very loE prices
The Store and Fixtures may be obtained on early ap.
pliDation, NH 81 distf EFF. DIXIE 4 co.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL
DRY GOODS.
VNHE BIG GUN is LOADED!

LO CKE & co.
Have Just received from New York Auctions. an I'm
mense Stock of
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-02-14

EE- Somebody has said, we don't know
who, that good stove is an indispensa-
bic condition of domestic felicity and if
so, it becomes matter of some impor-
lance to our married friends, and also to
those single ones who have any intention
of soon trying the realities of a matrimo-
NAL copartnership, to know that Mr.. AL
ExANDER has just received, and offers for
sale cheap, very large and fine lot of
Cook Stoves, which he will warrant to
cook, bake, boil, or roast so as to suit the
eye and taste of the most fastidious cpl
curean lord of creation" Our lady
friends had better see that their husbands
as is" and those intended to be, find
their way pretty soon to the hardware
store of Mr.. ALEXANDER with the inten-
ton of selecting and purchasing one of
these stoves, for the sooner they call the
better opportunity they will have for Sc
lection.
He also wishes us to say to the farm
ers that he is receiving a large assort-
ment of the celebrated Grand Detour
breaking, stirring and corn plows.