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MISHL ER'S
HERB BITTERS.

II Is now Ave years since B. Mlshler's Herb
Bitters we're first prominently introduced TO
the public, and during that time their success
ia curing all diseases, arising from an impure
state OF the blood or diseased stonach, has been
50 great thattbe proprIetoris justified 10 offer
ing gthein as a specific remedy for ALL diseases
originating frGIn the above CAUSES, and Is willing
to refund all money expended for these Bittsrs
II they fail to perform all that Is claimed for
them.
b. MshIer's Herb BitteIs are guaranteed 70
cure dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, Intermittent. Rsnnttent and Typhoid
Fever, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Affections
General Debility, or Weakness caused by ex-
cess, imprudenee. or exposure, Coughs and
bids, Rheumatism, DiArrboea, Cholera MGR
bus, Cranp in the stomach, Piles, Diseases oi
the SKIN, such as ScrOsua, Ulcers, etc, etc. il
IS also certain to remove all distractions to the
regular course Of ba:ufe IN Females and will
cure Green Sickness, or Leucorrhoea OF Whites
Womb COMPLAINT or Falling OF the Womb, &c.
and thus preserve the Fair Complexion ofthose
who useit. hsaTonic ahd Appetizer these Bit
ters are unrivaled.
| Unlike other popular remedies, the eoTnpo
siiion Of 3. Mishlers Herb Bitters IS no secret
| for the proprietor has no hesitancy in making
| knewn their ingredients: They are composec
Of EIeeampane, Burdock, Spkenard, Soap
wort, Peruvian Bark, Baehn, Spicewood, Mui
lem, siippcfy Elm, SAssafras, sarsapariila, Gen
| tiah Root, Jumper, Spirits Nitre, Baisam Copa
| via, Cubsbs, Dandelion, Pure Spnts, and Bar
I berry.
or Mishlet's Btters are warranted pure and
unAdulterAted. For sale by
j. VAGNIER, Gen1 Agent
| For Fairketi county. at his Rooms on Colnlba;
street, Three Doors North Of Main, Lancaster. 0.
| July 4, lSGI-3m.
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Exclusive.

guarantee to those who call on
mo as frequently as is necessary,
that every one Of their teeth can
be saved through life. | use only
purest gold and stahiel foils. My
attention is not divided. l give
certificates of guarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south oi
Market-house, east side.
15-tf. IL. SCOII,
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Road Improvement
IA Nc N TE M GE :
Saturday, August3, 1867,
Let, to the Lowest and Best
Bidder,

The work Of improving the State Road, in
said county, from the village Of Cedar Hill, In
AmAnda,tOwuship. and where the same inter
sscts the GAINESVILLE and MaysvilIe Turnpike
Road near the city OF Lancaster.
The said Improvement being ten miles ant
two hundred apd seventy-two perehesin length
and to be let In sections Of one mile each, ex
cept the last section near the city Of Lanras
ter, whichJs 272 perehes long. and the work tc
be done a. follows
Said road shall be graded to the width ofsix.
teen feet and 70 grade not exceeding i've Isl
degrees at any point throughout It's entire ex.
tent.
Proper and necessary bitches shall be con.
structed on each side thereof. and wherever
else the same'may be necessary, to carry Of tn,
water from said road.
Culyerts not less than sixteen feet in length
and bridges ofthe same length-culVerts to b,
built Of stone, and bridges Of stone aoutments
and both plsnked with good sound white oal
plank, sixteen feet long and two ihches thick
70 be constructed wherever necessary, as Indi
eatedin the plot and survey ofsaid road now OF
file in the Auditors Office Of said county, tC
which plot and survey reference is hereb.
made. Where thus grayeled, ditched and bridg
ed said road TO be grayeIed.with good, unsereen
ed gravel to the width Of thirteen (l3) feet and
to. the depth oftweFve p2) inches.
Said improvement is made BY authority o.
law and will he paid for in cash. Acceptable Sc
eurity il required from 1he contractors.
PETER HAY, sup't
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For lha Ilanna.lar aaualla.
FIank Movement.


The board Of health of our city
is composed of eight members.
Six Of these are democrats, the re-
naming two are Republicans. The
six democrats are shfewd politi-
clans; one of them haa held Office
for many years, and has grown
gray and bald. headed in "demo-
ocratic strategy" The republican
members are unassuming and IN
suspecting gentlemen, and have
been outhanked by their more sa.
gacious and less scrupulous asso.
ciates.
A resolution was adopted by the
board that all nuisances in the city
should be forthwith abated. The
'Ailanthus tree was declared nui-
sance, because i. was said that it
stank in the nostrils of some of our
fellow citizens. 1t was ordered to
be cut down, dismembered, and
dragged out, by reason of its un-
pleasant smell. All things in the
future, unpleasant to the olfactor-
les, are to be regarded as nuisances,
and to protect the health OF the
city must be abated.
Our colored fcllow-citizens have
always smelt louder in the nostrils
Of "FaiUeld County Democrat"
than the sweet perfume which en-
anates from the prolific blossom of
the much abused "AiianthuS." The
difference is that the Ailanthus
blooms but for o month in year,
while our colored brethren, in the
nostril of the old and well.trained
horses pulling in democratic traces,
bloom always,
Democracy says, "The Ailanthus
stinketh p
Democracy says "The niger
stinketh Il!
Democracy says "the Ailanthus
is nuisance, by reason of its stink
ing properties, and must be aba.
ted. The niger possessing an ar.
oma, according to democratic dis
cipline, must caeteris paribus, be
abated.
We anxiously await the action
of the board of health, inasmuch
as they have given us plan to
rid ourselves Of the pestiferous All
lanthus, it is expected that they
will suggest some plan to rid US Of
sour colored fellow. citizens" and
and thus dispose of the vexatious
question which has so long agita-
ted the minds of tho Fairfield
County Democracy.
The scheme has been we'll laid.
Thus fair it worked well. One res
olution on the subject of "stink, ;"
and away goes the poor niger,
and in short time he will be as
dead as the shrivelled trunk and
leafcss limbs of the dctested and
prosecuted "Ailathus."
We humbly implore the republi.
can members of the board to open
their eyes. .--open them widely,
and try to keep them open, and
endeavor to arrest the misery
which is so soon to be inflicted up.
on one component parts of our
community.
"Music hath charms to soothe the savage
Thus spoke one of our colored fol-
low. .citizcns in ancient times. If
the democratic plembers of the
board could be taught to sing
"Woodman spare Il at tree,
Touch not a single bough,"
the "Ailanthus' might be spared,
and the niger saved.
REPUBLICAN.
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RIanT OF WAY.-A number ol
suits are pending in conrt at Co
lumbus, which have been institu.
ted by the II. v. R. R. Go. to OBJ
tain the right Of way through the
lands Of certain uncompromisine
individuals. Itissaid they will oc.
cupy two weeks yet.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-FRAZELL--ver suddenly at Cam.
bridge, iii. on the 23d inst, Lucretia McElroy
FraEeli, daughter Of the Rev. John McEiro>
formerly ofthis city. ~ EOS Ns
peparted this life on the 2sth OF June 1851
after An illness OF six months, Mrs, Amanda WE
Of Z. Hall aged 2s years. We feel thnt our loss ~
q her ereat gain for that Savior In whom she
trustei has said ''oome unto mo ye weary anc
heavv Iaded and will give you rest she dec
4 menaber Of the Methodist Church.
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BeyNELsoN's BUSINESS COLLEGE
of Cincinnati is one of the most
thorough institutions in the coun-
try. Information regarding it can
bo had of our agent Mrs.. H. Par
win, or by writing to the President.
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The co!ored young men Of
this city are organizing . base ball
club under tho name Of the "Black
Champion Base Ball Club" Ne
means and Juniors, pWhat will you
do when the black man comes r.
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We cut the following from the
Chillicothe Gazette of last week:

We had the pleasure of recei-
wing a call last week from Gen.
Sanderson, formerly editor and
proprietor of the Lancaster Ga.
zette He worked as journey
man printer in this office, in 1909,
but first worked in the Fredonian
Office, this city, in 1906. lie is near
ly 70 years Of age, and is probably
the oldest printer in the State. AS
is wei! known to many of our read
crs, he was a Captain in tho war
of 1912, and was Justice of the
Peace, at Lancaster, for thirty
years, until the Buttcrnuts of Fair
field commenced "going back on
old soldiers" He is hale and
hearty, and the most genial and
interesting old gentleman it has
been our good fortune to meet in
long while, resembling Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens in that respect,
as we'll as in his fervent love for
the Union, and all progressive
principles that al radical, which
means right,
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The old Court House is torn down, and the new
one is on the top the hill,
But the subscriber intends to remain atsHAwK's
CoRSER still
Where to his friends and the public WiththaDks
he would say.
That his goods and his work he will sell very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are cwing him for six months
or more,
Can he fully accommodated by paying up the
old score;
His mottO--now ready-call in, everybody, you
know;
And this he will say, without making fuss or
q blow.)
No matter what bargains you're told that you
elsewhere can get;
He will vie with the best and warrant you oil a
good At.
July II, ls67-tf JACOB HITE.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

County Sabbath School Festi-
val.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Managers of the Union
Sabbath School Association Of
Fairfield Co, have postponed the
day of meeting. This has been
done TO accommodate all the de.
mands of harvesting and to enable
the teachers, pupils and friends Of
the Sabbath School generally in
the county to participate in our
proposed celebration.
The County Festival will there
fore take place in one of tho groves
convenient to this city, on Thurs
day, the 29th day Of August, proc.
The programme of ceremonies
will be announced hereafter.
VIM. j. REESE,
Prest.
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Try and See

Try and See
II Homeopathy will not cure Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
and all other Summer Complaints.
with moro certain and speedy Of
feet than any other treatment. 1t
is triumphant in Typhoid Dysen-
tory, and has Cured mere cases OF
Cholera than any other medical
system throughout the world.
CHARLES w. BABCOCK, NJ. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC Physician,
Will be found at all hours Of the
day or night, (except when absent
on visits,) at his office in Tallmadge
Block, first floor up stairs, Lam
caster, Ohio.
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Mo ..Treatiseo Necessary.

Use "Barrett's Hair Restora'
tive" and treat your own case ac'
cording to directions on the wrap
per,
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Base BaII---chaIIenge.


The following correspondence
speaks for itself;
GAINESVILLE, July 20, 1867.
To the officers and members Of
the Junior b. B. Club, Of Lancas-
ter. Ohio:
The members of the Dexter B.
B. Club hereby challenge you to
play them q match game Of base
ball, at q time and place conven-
lent to you.
BY ordcr Of the President.
G. CoNRADE, Sec.
REPLY
Lancaster, o., July 20, 1867.
To the members of the Dexter B.
B. Club, ofZanesville, o.
Gentlemen-Your challenge OF
this date is hereby accepted, and
the game set for Friday, July 26th,
at Lancaster, to commence at IL
o'clock, A. M.
By order of Committee.
Tom. MONAGHAN,
Sec. Junior B. B. Club.
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Lfay6r-Tail Slough.
CsfV Marshdl--Miehael Stock.
Cytv Cerk--Wm. l.. King
Cgtv SoEicitor-John @. Reeves.
Citv' 'Tredsnrer-James McManamy.
Cytu Engineer--E. s. Hannum.
MeHlbors CitJ Council il--Frst Ward, Theodore
Mlthof, John 8. Brasee; second ward, L. l.. Slo
cum, 3. ]. Wright; third ward, Hugh Cannon, j
d. Jackson; fourth ward, Jacob Hite, William
Sohopp.
Prssiient City Couueit--Jacob Hite.
Market Mdster--Michael Steck.
Rsiqh Master u. w. Tows0n.
Eup't Public Uock--W. Bininger.
City Watch--M. Steck, (Chlef,) Pat. Powers
Wm. Bodenheimer.
SuDsruisors-Thomas Casey, O. Plinke.
CAief Of Fire Dep't--Wm. Vorys.
STANDING coMMIrrEHs OF COUNCIL.
Finanes--schopp, Mthoff Brasee.
Streets and Aueys--Canuon, Mithoff, Slooum,
tJns-Mithoff, Cannon, Wright.
Public Ndfety--Wright, Jackson. Mithotf
Market House--Aiithoff, Slocum, jackson.
-Brasee, Cannon, Schopp.
Grdueyards--Slocum, jackson. Cannon.
Drainags-Brasee, Cannon, Wright.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Ist. wMd-Dr. M. Efinger. Joseph Relnmund
I'd. DR.. Swander, W. l.. Righy.
I'd. DR.. q. Z. Davis. NJ. Steck.
lth. /" DIR. It o. Edwards, John searls.
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To forget trouble, hoe potatoes
on good ground by the side Of the
woods in the afternoon shade
The smell of the vines and the rich
soil, and the singing of the birds
and the crickets will be like read
ing a sweet and sorrowtul Psalm.
A Brother of Fred. Douglass
was found recently in New Orleans
by a Northern clergyman, and sent
North. A letter from Fred. Doug
lass TO tho clergyman announces
the arrival of his brother at Roches'
ter, and their reunion after forty
years separation by slavery.
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l@ About half the crop of cher
ries in this county will be left to
rot on the trees, from lack of help
TO gather them, and unremuncra-
tive prices wren gathered.
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A Chfd.

Mrs. CATHARINE Powers takes
this method of returning her heart
felt thanks 10 the firemon and cit
izens OF Lancaster, who on Wed
nesday morning were instrument
al in once more saving her resi-
dence from destructon by fire.
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r%We ave informed that the
above game will be played on the
grounds ofthe Nemean Base Ball
Club.
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Medical Notice.

nR. Il. GONE MAY BE CONSULT
LIED atthe following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Coioorn house,
on Saturdays and sundays, May tand o. June
and 0; July Is and ID; August IL and 10
Sept. 81 aud %; Oct. 20 and a.
In LANCASTER atthe TalIme ige HOUSE ,,n Uii
Mondays after tile Express Train arrives gong
West until il goes West on Tuesdays, May q
June iSi July lSi August -, September
% October ". DR.. CONE cures all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia IN aIilts Va,
rious varieties, all diseases ofthe Lungs and
Air passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, ana
Consumption all diseases q the kinney iIs!y yi h
dis eases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells; ali diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves. as
Epilepsy, ohorea, st; Vitus Dance, neural neural.
ssll diseases OF Females, enlarged Tonsils. and
ali forms Of scroiula; also al diseases oithe
| Eve and Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases.
mss'V' s [AprflS, lsd7.a-lyl
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Oh AN DIS
MAGIC BILlOUsPOWDEeS

= - - = - = - = = = - =
|fEyIlts REpArlATION u tho discovery cflhA
Ree.I. ", rolAnd. formerly ne I4a|orel
the Baptist Church N 9oiI.toHu, n! H.lana
out New England. Howas obliged 80 leave ne
puln. and audy medicine 10 savc h|s oNh liIc,
and his Magic Powders are ono % the most
WondeHnl discoveries Of noeefu times. Itia
Tho Great Liver sha Bilious
Remedy
which completely throws 10 The shade etolilef
discoveries In medicine; Had q aiieids him
much qualification that they receive The heani-
nous approbation ofall who have tes'ea ihs'na
The Magic Bilious Powders area
Positive Cure for Liver Complaint !
Ia Il. mostassrasal.d form, shd snIminsaiats
correetor ofalt f,4
BILIOUS DERANGEMENTSt Z.
Excellent Tor HEADACHE,
Constipation, Pimples,
Blotches, q Sallow Skin,
Drowsincss, Dizziness,
Heartburn, Palpitaticti
And most wonderful
Cure and Prercatirs of Ferer and
Aguef
| I'VE advise All who are troubled With IBIS
fearful malady 10 always keep the Powders on
hand ready for immediate uze.l .sf
Here are few important partculers;--
ist-They are the Great Specific for al Bnl
ous Affections.
| 2d-They are the only known renedy thet
will cure Liver Complaint
Cd : They are The only known remedy that
| will cure Constipation.
| 4th., The Powders are so thorough 70 Their
operation that one package will he al thst the
majority ofthose using them vii require TO ei-
| feet a cure.
5th.--They' are mid and Pleasant yet tho ]
! most effaetuA oathartic known.
| Gth.-Thcy are the cheapest and best medi-
! cine extant as they can be sent by mail 10
| anv part ofthe globe for the price, 30 cents.
Circulars, containing certificates lnfoFmatlori
4c., sent to any part oftbe Torld free Of charge
! SOIL bg al Drl,ggists, or by mail on appllea.
| tion 70 d. q. CLARK a. CO., s
GeneTHI Agents.
NEW HAVEN, CONN =
Prize, 50 Cents or
Jan. ~, 1s67-eow-lyzoa
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Fourteen Years Practice
IN CHRONIC DISEASE.
APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
LOGAN, Monday 4 Tuesday, July 18th 4 Goth.
MlLLVILLE. Wednesday, July 3lst.
SUGAR GROVE, Thursday, Augustlyt.
LANCASTER, Friday L Saturday, I'd Sd, at
Tallmadge House.
NEW LEXINGTON. Sunday and Monday,
August 4th and 5th.
SOMERSET, Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust 6th and 7th.
July IL, 1s67---3w@
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isnow offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved by the test @ OF
eleven years, in the New England States NhSIo 81,
ITS merits have become as we'll known as ,hs
tree from which, IN part, 1t derives It's yrtnts
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The White Pine Compound

Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. Itisa remarkable RENE
ly for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DilelrY
OF Voltling Urine, Bleeding OF the kiuheys ano
Bladder, Gravel and other complaints
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LANCASTER, OHIO:
city OfRcial Directory.

Ilhargday, JuIg 25, I8@.
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july 4, 1s67-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-10-11

A London paper says a singular
course of lectures has just b en-
brought to close-nothing less than
the formal inauguration of new rel
igion! The new religion is that Of
Positiyism, founded few years ago
by Auguste Comte . and the lecturer
was Mr.. Richard Congreve, long
known as tervent follower of Com,e
and believer in his religion, although
he has only now taken steps to found
church with a building and regular
service. Among the most constant
attenders have been Mr.. G. H Lewis
aud his wife. the authoress of"A dam
Bede," while such names as Lord
Amberiey. Lord Houglton. ana others
can be mentioned as those Of occne-
ional hearers. Mr.. Congreyc has an
nounced that q church will shortly be
built, and regular services instituted
for promoting the new creed Which is
to regene-ate humanity. With them
no other philosophy or explanation Of
the universe is possible except such
as can be got through science by OBJ
ssrvation and experiment; but the
majority. including such men as Mr..
Lewis. stop short of Mr.. Congrevc's
doctrine which vas also Comics own
that the religion Of the future must
consist O. these scientific truths alone,
and the practice oftlio moral prccepts
thence derived. 1t is quite marvellous
to witness the enthusiasm with which
the nsw doctrine is taken up and
preached.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-10-11
Tho Holy Land.

The Chicago journal has cores
rondent who is stfolling through tbs
Holy Land, and Palestine. He is moi
particularly impressed with lis present
state, whatever its past might have
been. lie Gays:
have not seen a wagon road In
Palestine. Even the stones and tim
Der for building the houses Of Jerusa-
lem inust be brought into the city upon
the backs Of camels and donkeys. and
the road over which Abraham, David.
Christ ard the Apostles once travelei /
arc but paths winding over rocks and
round the base Of sterile mountains.
in fact this whole land said to have
once been so beautiful is now but a
rocky, barren waste. ! think | have
seen more good land ia one square
mile IN Iowa or Illinois than in all
Palestine.
Much o: the con. try is occupied by
he Bedonin Arabs and for the pri,i-
i-ge oi visiting Jordvn and Dead Sea.
their Sheik requires two hundred and
lift. dollars from each person. For
this amount he sends guard of Arabs
With you.
The population Of Jerusalem i. now
said 10 be about fourteen thousand.
The correspondent upon this fact NOR
allies thus:
While boxing at the city as il row
stands with its narrow streets filled
with dogs. Arabs and filth, it is hard
10 realize that ii was once the home
of more than million Of human be-
ings. aud the proud metropolis of .
mighty nation. While looking out
the window at Mosque Of Omar where
the Turks bears rule. l can bnt ask
myself tie question. is it possible tl.at
on that spot stood the temple of Solo
;aon? Is it there that DAVID held his
Iourtg The pages of history, an
swer. yes. That spot is Mount No.
iah. Upon that ground stood the
'cmrle whose glory fled the whole
al.
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Fer sale or Ken I.

II will sell my House and Lot, situated ten rods
u from the Burr House, for 500. This house
is 1880, and is we'll designed for four families,
and rents readily for 80 per month or e37s per
year. ! want money and am bound to sell.
The house II for rent for small families.
will rent 70 small fsmilies for from fonr to
siE dollars per nscath.
fHrt p -iyNr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-10-11

How A FARMER MAY LoosE Mon
rY by rot taking his county paper
heeping no account of farm opera
ti.us.
Paving no attention 10 the maxim
: g stitch In time saves nine" in re
gard 10 the sowing Of grain and plant
mg ci seed at the proper time.
Leaving reapers, plows, cul,ivators,
etc. unsheltered from the rain and
heat cfthe sun. More money is lost
IN this way annually than most per
sons would be willing 10 believe.
Permitting broken instruments t.
be scattered over the farm until the,
are irrepairable. BY repairing broken
implements at the proper time. man,
dollars may be savc,l--a proof Of the
assertion that ''time is money!
Attending auction sales and pur.
chasing all kinds of trumpery, because
III the words Of the vendor, the ar,i-
cles are very cheap.
Allowing fences to remain unrcpair-
cd until "strange cattle are found
grazing in the meadow. grain field, OF
browsing the fruit trees.
Disbelieving the principle of rota-
ton OF crops, before making a single
experiment.
Planting fruit trees with the expec.
tation OF having fruit without giving
the trees half the attention required
to make them profitable.
Practising economy by depriving
stock OF proper shelter during the
winter. and feeding them unsound
food. such as half rotten hay or fod-
der.
Keeping an innumerable tribe Of
rats on the premises, and two or three
big " dogs, who never modest the
yermin.
Spending rainy days in groceries
aud bar-rooms, instead of being q
home setting things to rights wher
You have leisure.