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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

PypLgs AND SKIN DIsEAsEs-Are the result of inn
grc blood The blood becomes thick and cIogged. The
Nm not able to cast oil the Impurities important
10 health How many young men and women we see
vih their faces covered with pimpies and blotches,
Mo are endeavoring to them by the ofsoaps
d washes of various kinds. This is very dangerous
and should be plaeeed by persons DESTROYS If
rood health. Mothers who have children afflicted with
@ and eruptions, should dry them up by extar-
B applications, for thin way they will drive in the
lu,6 and produce i'll health for the child during its
whole life time. There is mother that likes to see
her ehildr afflicted with feeble health.
JrDsoNs MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are prepared express
IL tor the cure OF eruptona OF the skin, such Pin
lies Boches Sores, They cleanse the blood of all
impurities, producing beautiful, clear and healthy
skn so much admired by al people Of taste and refine
meut
~ Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Med
Dealers. oWz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
NAMES or DELEGATES TO COUNTY CON
VEXTION.

By the following list, it will be seen tlia
the County Republican Convention held a
Lancaster on Wednesday last, contained
over ZOE delegates, being the largest eve
held in the county:
Beetoma-E. Bishop, w. a. Holloway
+. Preston, s. Newick, G. w. Hayden.
Blue Riuer-D. r. Sylvester.
BoscoJel-C. KDean, j. III. Barnett, Z
D. Hurlburt.
CassvilIe-Wm. Owens, 0nis McCart
ney, Fl. Burgess.
C7itton-Yal. Groshorn, Thos. Watson
M. Fawcett, 2 votes.
EzlenJoro'-S. +. elise, G. w. Cowen
Fe,aain,ore-H. A. w. McNair 4 votes
NJ. Finnicum.
Glen Hagen-J. B. Sergeant, Johr
White, Jas. Kibourn.
Hazel Green-C. Hobby, A. Tyler, 2
Schilhum, Jef. Crawford, Geo. Babcock
VIM. Caldwell, i. Dobson, j. v. Rose, j
Harris.
Harrison-W. w. Barstow votes.
Hickory Grog1-not represented.
.Jamestoacn-W B. Colburn, J Lathrop
Jas. Barney, Jno. R. Cray, G @. Skinner
Li5crty-Thos. Weir votes.
Laacasfer-Dr Hyde, A. Dyer, ]. G
Holloway, j. G. Cover d. Mckee, D. Sfait
ner, I. DC. Barhaf, j. Lisherness.
Llma-H. UT, w. d. Hilst.
Little Grant-Thos. Pendeton, r. Bris
Marion--M. Rice, c. II. Blanchard 2
votes G. w. Crandall
M1lluHe-1. S. Stratton, 2 votes, 5. 3
Lum, S. Nye, VIM. Whitesides.
Muscoda-P. B. Mcintyre, Jas. Moore
I. G. Fight.
platteptHe-Saml Mitchell, Israel San
derson. Sam'l Moore, N. II. Virgin, Thos
Chapman, Calvin Rusel, G. r Laughton
JAS. HOLMAN, J. F. Kirkpatrick, las. Bel
ly. ]. w. Rewey. w G. Babcock.
Patch Grope--J. Warner, g. Ballent'ne
IS. w. Brown, Levi Brown.
Paas-Allen Taylor, votes.
Potosi-H. L. Massey, 5. z. Lewis,
votes J. N. Eayres. B. II. yisher. 4. Arm
strong, 10. Hall, VIM. Y. Decker.
lS1elser--Wm. Brandon, j. NJ. Smell
ser. John Wilkinson, r. S. Reed.
Idftoa-E. r. Smith. u. Briggs, p
Lumbkin, j. w. Bracket, S. A. Taylor.
Waterloo-S. Ashley, votes.
Waterstown--H Morgan.
U7nqptl7e-W. @. Thomas, John Ste
Ivcns, J. 7. Kcndrick.
Wyalus;ng--not represented.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
- Ra1paER.-Col. BRIDGE, the pro-

FORT BRIDGER.--CoL. DFluger, The PRO-
- aFort Bridger," famous in connection
pJ @ The history Of the Mormon settled il
the Lake b Il sso ana has a SSs greatly anS
els1ns II an interview witt Gov Cumming, the adj
galuo Of he army into Utah. he stated 10 him, that
,aue Years since, while pursuing the buffalo, he aG
sop'o MEL an immense rock OF pure crystal, through
dgJ The suns rays reflected with all the gor-
VIM" ness Of the most magnificent rainbow, but that
a lad lost the place. ana had never been able TO dis
ne na Hoofaads German Bttters, which be dis
cow in the store Of any druggist dealer in medi
NV Win positfveiy Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
& If Annette &C, and will almost restore to the old
~ ~ ,le vie6r Of their youthful days. lml0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
aEXNIMoRE, G;aut Co., Wis,
Tnfv % r06n

BARTENDER ". Co., so, Park Row, n X.
GprLEaEN:--I was for three or four years severe
" afflicted with Fever and Ague, aud until became
g redaeed in health and depressed in spirits as 10
y unable 10 attend to any regular business. ! en-
sged the best physicians in the country, and tried
ious highly recommended remedies, without any per-
aeni eifuntil your agent, Mr.. Mark Finnieur in-
aasei me to Try the Graeienberg Feserand Ague REM
~ although Without much hope 81 benefit on my part;
w 10 my surprise, my health very soon began to inn
@ySant in the course Of few weeks became as yg-
'Gls and healthy rs ever.
se truly thankful for the benefit received, and as q
.uaV ! owe to my fellow men, would recommend in full
S0aaaeneea ual of your Remedies.
am with great respect
Yours very truly,
JEREMIAH p. SMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

LADY EQUEsTRIANsHIP AND TRoTTIEG
AT THE FAIR-The arrangements for these
features Of our County Fair have been
completed. The amount for the premiums,
except ten dollars, has been raised by the
individual enterprise Of the citizens Of the
towns Of Jamestown and Lancaster Both
features, which are new with us, are expect
ed to be creditable to the Fair and will add
much to its attractions The Trotting, We
are requested to say, must be "sqaare, =
no skipping or halfway movements,-and
in harness. This viii commence at precise
" o'clock on Wednesday the first day Of
the Fair. The Ladies riding will take
place on Thursday, the second day Of the
Fair, at o'clock, pm.
The premiums offered are, to the owner
of the horse making the best time, $4,000
End best, $1,000; Sd best, $1,000, and 70
the most accomplished Lady Equestrian
$1,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

TAFToN SEMINARY.-The fall term Of
Tafton Collegiate Seminary opened on
Tuesday last with sixty students, being an
increase of one-third over any previous
term. This number does not include The
juvenile or preparatory classes. The num-
Der will be increased to about eighty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

LADY EQuEsTRIENNEs At THE JAMES
VILE FAIR-At the Fair held last week
at GAINESVILLE there were thirteen ladies com
peted for the prizes for horsemanship. -
Mrs. G. M. Fasset, of Chicago, took the
first premium.
The riding costumes Of the ladies' may
probably receive some attention from the
fair readers Of the Herald. Mrs. Fassett,
the lady who took the first premium had
a black habit trimmed with black velvet
and wore white hit with black plumes.-
She rode black horse The lady who
took the second premium wore light blue
habit, brown hat and white plllmes, noun
ted on black horse. The lady who took
the third premium was dressed in a purple
habit, trimmed with black, brown hat with
black plumes, and rode sorrel horse
Others who took premiums were habited
as follows: One dressed in black habit
and wore a black hat-rode an iron gray !;
another had black silk velvet basque, dark
green skirt, brown hat with black velvet
trimmings and plumes and rode a bay
horse another dressed in blue velvet habit,
black silk cap and plume, rode a bay.
After the ring riding the ladies were call
ed out in couples and passel and rcpassed
in review.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

ToRcHLIeHr PROCESSION We'd
nesday evening after the nominations and
at the close of the meeting at the Court
House, the villagers Of Lancaster had the
pleasure of Witnessing torchlight process
sion, which considering the place and the
fact Of its being gotten up in but few
minutes, was quite magnificent. The
company had their torches lighted and
were marching, extended along the whole
side of the Court House square, as the
crowd were working their way out of the
house. TWAS a brilliant winding up Of the
days proceedings, and Of the fine speech
of Judge Paine. The affair was planned,
arranged and the procession conducted by
Mr.. Farquharson, foreman Of the Herald
Office. Mr.. Farquharson has heretofore
been an "unterriied' Democrat, and he
wishes rs to say BY way Of explanation that
he IS get.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEM

NO FAMILY SH0UL BE NIIHOUI THEM.
We speak ofMLaues Liver Pills, prepared By Flem
inc Bros Pittsburgh, Pa. which have become an indis-
pensate Family Medicine. The nightful symptoms
which arise from diseased Liver manifest themselves,
or less every family; dyspepsia sick headache,
Obs uction Of tile menses ague fever, pains in the
side with dry hacking cough all the results hep
ATTIC derang emeutand for these Dir. Flames Pills
a sovereign remedy. They have never been known 10
fail, md they should be kept at all times b. families.
DIRECT .0Ns--Tak9 two or three just before going to
bed every second or third night. II they do not purge
two or three times by next morning take or two
slight breakfast should invariably follow their
use.
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging is
simply necessary As anti-billious purgative, they
are inferior 10 none. Aud in deses of two or three,
they give astonishing relief to sick headache; also IN
slight arrangements OF the stomach.
80 Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MIASE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, Of pttsburg Pa There other Pills puport-
log to be Liver Pills. now before the public. Or. Me-
Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vtrmi-
bye nov be had AZ all respectable drug stores
None genuine efhop. The signature Of
l!nl FLEMING EROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

SPEECH BY JuDeE SMITH.-Iion. A. p.
Smith, elsewhere announced to address the
Agricultural Society at the Fair, will adj
dress the citizens of Lancaster and others
at the Court House, on Thursday evening,
the Goth instant, on political questions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
qg-Durino the confederation of Canton

~ DW1l11s3 ~ 3 y = 1VI40VII
epgd BIZ the bombardment of the British, the extern
si,e medical warehouse Of our countryman DR.. j. G.
AVIAN o Lowell (the depot Of his Cherry Pectoral and
Cttbartie Pills, for China) totally destroyed. lie
nor makes a demand upon our government for iadem-
niiy from the loss Of his property and hence will grow
another nut to crack with elder brother Johnny -
Sck 10 il, Doctor; and if our Government maintains
our rights wherever your Pills are sold, shall only
be unprotected tracts that very Reforns
e. Tfeat0R, ~ j.. lwiO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
l.aaeasler Feb. Elh. lsg0.
CAUrION-YOUCH Tr NOM

All persons are hereby cautioned to not purchase
certain promss0ry note, given W and payable
to J. McConnor, a, D.. y, MeConnor MD. or tear
er Tor twenty dollars the note containing or moro
provisions conditions; note payable before the
Isl day OF december noNt. Sud given by
To real or pfeienGei DOCTOR Tor part services TO be
performed ~ him IN curing ne. am now satisfied
that the 10 whom The pote gwen is quack
impostor aud am determined 10 not pay the same
less compelled by law. CALhB TAYLOR.
hurricane, town OF lotosi, Grant CO., Aug. -, 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
o,v,royyA. Steel Co, Mimi, Nov. a.

VTW
,eso GeanemeM: Having used yourMA UTER-
s ,TnolIc0N in my practice Tor the last tive years
III, measure in recording my testimony Of its value,
~ AZ not know OF a single instance where it has
gwen the most complete satisfaction, and many cases Of
~ kqyng exhausted the skill OF eminent physicians
VIVA been permanently curedb y this medicine In fact
never knew a remedy 50 universal in accomplishing
o Affect for Which it is designed and of great yai-
No 10 jhe human family us this ID. MARSHA, NJ. D.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
..;ood 70 find that the ranown.

~ ..1oeNssw England, Doctor Aver, has at length
ed Chemist - TO the disorder which hangs like
turned DIS community. Our section is healthy as
6nsn nihs with single exception and that is the
ss d. 4 @s sSoad aoT Has
his Tei1e' cast cut this baieful distemper from among
made ~ onrs 4 one of the ovliest spots in the west
W s'u @,I Fairfield, IOua
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

70 THE ~ a5SaaS hat 4ass
~ Lancaster aud Ficl of n her line at her residence,
viii continue to o. as Eouse. She is prepared to do
according as sons s' Il nto an a 1' g.
bsts to suit pes9i the use of trimmings well as
-iven 10 economy - 44tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

The latest and most
fashionable styles Of Dress
Goods Bonnets, Shawls.
just received by IL. Il b
Hats andCaps a splen
did stock inst received,
Ready-Ai de Clothing,
a large lot of the latest
styles Just received.
Boots aud 5 h oes -a.
large assortment just re-
ccived by HOWE i BURR.
Paper lIangings--a fine
lot Of all kinds for sale.
Chairs "a large and dne|
assortment for sale eh5ap.
Farming tools and inn
PIGMENTS of all kinds for
sale by IfowE d BURR
Nails andGlass-a large
assortment for sale.
White Lead and Zinc
a pure article for sale YER
j cheap at Their. p. Store.
Boiled and Raw lin
seed Oil for sale cheap
Turpentine, Alcohol \
Yarnish for sale
DYE Stunrs of all kinds
for sale By II. " b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
HOW = y BUI'K.

u Sugar-a Prime article
7 for cash, II pds Tor a dol,
j., Extra Rio Culfec--siS
pounds for u dollar.
A large lot Of salt, ine
and coarse just received
land for sale by the sack
~ or barrel cheap.
- Fish-A Fresh lot Of
~ salmon, NJ. Trout, White
fish and Aackeral for sale
~ at the lowest rates.
A large assortment o.
Havana, Ymaa4d l'rinci
pc Cigars Tor sale by the
- box verA lew.
\ Machine and Fish OIL
a good article.
i Lard Oil AMI Burning
4 auid for sale cheap.
~ The celebrated tiraefen'
berg and other Medicines
for sale.
C0stars Rat Exiermina'
tor warranted SURF
7 death q mile) for sale.
~ N. III. Downs Negeiabl,
Ba!sai1ie Elixir, the giea
northern remedy 70
~ coughs and colds a sur
cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
UP ON THE 29th DAY or

August, 1860, on the PROMISES Of tho undersigned,
in the Nuwn OF POtos county OF Grant, and state OF
Wisconsin, on lands owned by him, yoke OF oxen
about or years ole, one btinde With White under
his belly, horns, marx ian under BIZ in the lett
ear ana slit ia both ears; tue utner light red OK,
with dropping short bognclasv 70 his heau, marks
cannot be designated. Dated Polos August tbs 23th,
1860. lllt SAMUEL DRUM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
Dry-Goods, Clothing,

Boots and Shoes Groceries, Crocktry Hardware Paints
aud Oils Nails Glass, etc etc Which they will sell
prices lower than over before known IN this country
Ne do no long credit business, but for cash ready
paw we w epdeavor 10 make Ii object for tue peo-
pie the surrounding country TO purchase their goods
in Lancaster and we ask them 90 call examine our
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
We feel thankful to friends 10 the very liberal
patronage we have received and hope for continuance
af the same HOWE < BURR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

RE-Parties interested arereferred to the
legal opinion of ]. I. NJ, on Railroad Mort
cages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

ne There was slight frost in some parts
Of the county on Tuesday night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

ne The obituary notice Of Rev. John
Lewis, which we are requested to publish,
is deferred for want oftime, until next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
no OWNERS OF
IhroahIng NIaohines.

Having purchased the Patent Right for the county Of
Grant, ~ manufacture and sell J. ieya Jones Equal
izers Of Horse Powers woald say 70 each and every
owner OF threshing machine, that viii be prepared TO
furnish him with sctt the preseat season IAey are
made entirety Of lron simple their construction and
very dp3able. the dtait by their Is cqaalized
round the power to be impossible break the power
biSak sweep as is often the without then
Having purchased the Right late in gle Autumn o.
did not manufacture but few sets lasl
Tho following statement, made ~ tlose who used
them last season. speaks for itself
We hereby certify that used in the Autumn Of 1850
j. Herya ones Equaiizers FOR Horse Powers manufac-
tured and sold By VIM. w. Field Of Fennin0re, and
that we believe them TO be Of great benefit every
rhreshing Machine. The danger Of bursting Powers and
breaking sweeps, BY their is wholly avoided. No
power lost by the decreased speed of team
ing the tfundng rod, from any other cause, aud
consequently the cylinder rurswith much steadyer mo-
ton livery ilorse Power TO be perfect, should have
4 them attached In a-wOrd we would not good
machine without them.
pHulp TEMrIE1oN Fennmore,
ISAAC WALEKR, Patch Grove.
JEROME EVERETT, Marion.
All orders addressed 10 at Fenniore, viii receive
Il prompt attention. MILAN w. FIELD.
/ Fennhaore, Grant Co. Wis.,, June II, 1890. 52m3
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CaIicoes Cheaper aOw Than Ever,

Our Millinery Business.
We intend closing ort Ia fsw reeks- A word TO ms
Ac;s N aicent Tne goods ID Ibis department mus
e soia no matter what hey bffng So those Nsnlnl
millinery goods Of any Kid, Lad better avail theseiYe'
Eonnets We sold last week for $780, we viii sell ~
st le from this dale, FIR Loo, and the same sls
lie reduction will be male al goods u1ut We eioss
ms usi.' Resnectf1llv submitted,
Mickey BROTHER,
~ Next door to the Post oaics, psattoviile, Wis.
Pt ATrKviLLE, July %, $500. oyi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

rTy2Y.his remarkable and most Interesting remedy.
4 III composed Of fiie concentrated juices 81 the
most powerful and the soothing plants ana roots
IN nature, chemically combined and insulated n weii-
sealed glass Bottles and charged By apoweru battety'
Thus possessing in adation 70 ts superior neolea w
tues, tong Magnetic ana Electric proPert ss pr2iounu
Is penetrating and eIninenhy quieting and sooiing.
It relieves pain and rfammatn az once when I1es'y
aDplied relaxing the strained muscles ana nerves nv
mo new life and vitality hy ie liie-givng Qualie %
naTa ED pqrts and chronic long standing compile -,
ard weaknesses aiIaying nervous PAIN lNenialgial
t.so, ana rof,,ov3ng distractions like charm. In
1 as ' ; and esteon, II ~ far superior 10 any
and Xii other external remedies il use. II applied ~
II n an unfriling remedy for tho Group, Sore
Throat Inflammation d tho Lungs Bowels, Liver, Kid
,s,,eir ti,e Breast and an times nervous
eadaehe Neuralgia, Sore Eyra Ear Ache, Tooth Ache,
Acue in the Face, Pimpses and EraPions q a KINGS,
Piles Bruised and Spuned Limbs, Burns, Frozen Paris,
cbiblains, INDECENT and long standing Sores, Wounds,
Ie &C. twill also res0fS the Hair. 70 the Bald Head,
ana prevent the Hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used mp
Oh Canal and Dfanght Horses fnf Calls, Wounds spns
and Iameuess ard Is cure when apriied hot for
the Scratches on hors s. and the Foot all on Sleeps
All the Psopf.stors ask for the Magnetic Vnment Y
Fstr trial. confident that all they claim for - ~il By
osnd to the letter IN tho neighborhcod where u
il manufactured, many people buy ~ re qnnn'Hs
aud ii is kent and used BY almost every nhabant e.
aracea fof the numerous pains and aches every an
II il more OF less afflicted WITH we say again
TRY Or. TRASYs MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless ,igned s, Buen.' with PEN
lee Parnhleis containing full directions around cash
.ottle AMI circulars left with agents Price shAgh
81 snail and sliilingg for large Bottles
For sale hy John H. Calls, aud all Dsugssr in sne
nunfry. xr .frrrNf.v
f7y7 All orders should be Addressed 70 y ~ sicADAp
80 Eariviiie, MADISON c., NJ. f. cI,,,
saldas Lancaster, BY SEQ II. Cox ana r. 1870
alton Osborn 4 pafsolm; Patch sroSe' AlsH' ~. y
~ I. rernironrc MARI Fmpierm; Bogcobe Ie9Es~
Jaw ca. ana Alfred Palmer; Mueenaa. Ez31tknnn
larr5s: Fllenbnro John Darneit llgtieys&te~
;oodell ami Mrs. Ann Williams ~
J.,t 4 T,r Jamestown.
'airplay. Alex Wood, and ps
H-yI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
r f a ID r "A x ST O r T.
LANCASTER wise ONSIN.

The subscribers would respectfully announce TO the
inhabitants of Lancaster aud vicinity that they have
lust RECEIVED from New or and Boston markets.
Their new and splendid stock of Goods for Spring and
Summer Trade of 1850. Consisting of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

re All those who participated in the
Torchlight procession on Wednesday even
ing are requested to be at the Court House,
tbs evening, (saturday,) at the meeting Of
the Lancaster Band. Any others willing
to join Wide Awake Company are also
invited to be present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15


The Tenth Annual Exhibition Of the
RSVoSSIN STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD DURING THE LAST WEEK
OF SEPT, NEXT, AT MADISON.
~. ac Grounds occupied Ia 1858 have been enlarged
tss,s pe more substantially and elegantly fitted up
s 'ause any previous exhibition.
a. The new features the competition BY Coun-
a,,s ne Prize banner, the operation OF Tile Dr4in
~ Aols prainers and it Is hoped Steam. Plows,
Uteen House, Illustrating the best methods OF
NS''i0h and management, and
WARDS World-Renowned Ioe-Boat.
M Imminent The lee Boat is very costly structure
Ne S;sh secured for the Fair st large expense to
90 hi 5 VIII nevertheless be exhibited by Mr. Ward
gsly ~ ale1-nt Tor small cAarge extra. 1t il
list t'1Hoehced the most surprising invention of the
he ri century, and Will Of itself repay visit
Aaea 4. also Ia sttt sales Of Improved Animals at
Eeang g any Gfana Parade OF Premium Animals, a
n,ais n 81, ~ Worshy OF the name, and such improve
lsaes aspects the added experience Of previous
nlsliss, e written suggestions Ofnearly thousand
eaiys ,,tsenas OF the society have enabled tho Elk
~ e0uaaittee to make.
wa "sconsin Fruit Growers Association
e'eAani,s. N connection With the Society, aud the
R 10 ~, uN horucaitRrsis Of the State are prepar-
Gate,s le magnificent show of All Kinds az Fruit
Ia ~ grown IN the Northwest
naaga I s'ot the Fair week will be occupied with
ssa,iae ~ ana Discussions by some 81 the ablesi
Hue pie FsaeNcal men in the country
slete Ntlritea Counties While h have entered In
I've bot - 1ne banner, together with those which
@Eoaaa y aequit themselves IN a manner
shy vstb Us present Indications, there will be a
e dsan,c8 - 9i Tue people such as never was be
EatTess ~ q N Wisconsin
as that t oe made il possible before the Fair, Ii
al may b less liability to mistakes.
All the Railroads
a hsseageFs At Half Fare ana ali except The
suisbt M aud the Mil. Ghicaps n ia. MI. ear
~ 3 the Fair - aof exhibition, Free; char ging tut
I'm of the ~, Sat retan'ling the whole amount on
|N SeoH frer, .1es o. animals with Certificate 81
.ae LsCrosss i sue /, Secretary.
If. = says. ~ X will charge fun rates fo, freight
lei " Fsiarn Se 0oicago Mil Il. X tai rates q ihs
L. 's'ia' CT Entry and Admission.
ana and their Families are entitled 10 rrse
A Members = except for special Premiums
P@ q Aappsl 4 our single Admission Tickets. Ex.
a. " Of Life gssaa membership. with six Tickets.
EaalEJ Fee, Sl salp, $40; annual Membership
exIesa Single Admission Tickets * cts
- that eyaa feasty wec9me Is all AMI X 4
ls ss Farmer and Mechanic ans al Eli :. II, Y,
oss week 81 ss.ye indie try will turn out I'd ,a,
sssoFy Al. ,ealhef period notable in fI,e
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