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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

~ According to Eskridge. women
who desire to vote. are old "elm. peelers. %
whom kiln-dried Lightning would glance
from. We take it. then. that his favor.
ite style of women are those whom light.
ming will not glance from. We read oil
one such. in the Acts of the Apostles.
Her name was Sspphira. The lightning
didn't glance from her very much. She
had sort of sn Eskridge with her. nam.
ed Ansnias. The lightning didn't glance
from him, either.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

HoLLowAY's PILLs-DERANaEMENr OF
THE STOMACH AND BowELs.-As thestom n
sch BY the agency of the gastric juices
sssimilates digestsd food into elementary
blood, we cannot be too careful of pre-
serving it in heslthy and vigorous con.
dition. Hoilowsy's Pills are powerfully
corrective and detergent; they strengthen
the digestive organs, and BY their cura.
tive properties cleanse and purify the in
digestsd food in its process Of conversion
to blood. In al disorders Of the bowels
and viscers. their sauativs qualities are
unequalled. Sold by sll Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

Exciting Debate in the Philadelphia
Common Council ON the Motion 10
Extend Io>pitafifies to President
johnson.
AT the special meeting of the Philadel
phia Common Council to consider the
resolution rendering the hospitaifies of
the city to President johnson, an axci-
ting debate took place. ..
Mr.. He'zell said that the special meet.
ing bad been called TO consider the reso-
luton, and it was the duty of the Coun-
ellis to pass it. Every federal Executive
who has passed through the city has re-
ceived the formal ceremony OF an official
welcome. and to Andrew johnson, the
present President Of the United States,
such reception should be given.
Mr. Evans said that he was in favor
OF pos'poning th. resolution. AS he was
opposed to extending the hospiralities OF
the city TO one whom he thnnght was the
means OF removing from our midst the Ia.
meuted Abraham Lincoln. lie was also
opposed to receiving one who has tram.
Piled the laws Of Congress under bis feet.
MIR. Mershon opposed the resolution.
He said that Abraham Lincoln would be
living to-day had not Andrew johnson
been elected Vics President. This man
to-day has the blood stains of our mar
tyred President on his furehead. Are we
TO pass resolution extending the hospi
tsl'ty OF the city to Q rebel President !!
No; and no Union man would think Of
voting for such a resolution. p If Andrew
johnson goes 10 Boston. he mvy GO
through without stopping. IF he does"
said the speaker. "thspk- God, and will
give him kick to, help him along.
Ihats my respect for the man." '.
Mr. Evans said he could easily account
Tor the Democratic members iudorsine
President johnson. Birds of q feather
tiock together" and they were we'll fit to
Dc the friends Of . man, who now should
oil the cell OF ssrrais- .-.sa,,.. -
Inc motion wss'iostsfor want Of q
fuo'ou. --err - sg--s r.-... a a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

TkoY SUccEssFuL- -Jsdgss 0rahsn
Yesterday granted % isjusos'on on a.
applic.tion to restrain the removal Of ths
Comfy Sect Of Doniphsa County from
Troy to Wsshsss. We 1bsiisvs the
ground npon which it was grsuses. 'wss.
that the town-site Of Troy had beee pre-
eu.ed BY the Comfy - County, Seat.
under an act Of Congress. Other ressons
wers also given. bot the particular points
ws have not yet besrd. Atehisos Cham:
pion of 27M.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

A JoKE.-A written request was hand
ed us, q few days ago, signed by a com.
mittee Of colored men. asking ns to ad-
vocsts, in the columns of the Chief, the
right of colored men to vote in Kansas.
As we have several colored subscribers,
we infer that they do not read the paper
very carefully, or they would not have
permitted their brethren TO perpetrate
such joke. We have post emphatic
ally endorsed and advocated the adoption
of the amendment to the Constitution.
giving colored people the right of suf-
frage; and expect to have good deal
more to say on the question, before elec-
tion day arrives.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

E The Reporter again enumerates
the times we have sold out but the
amounts received still keep increasing.
If We could only draw the money as that
paper increases the amounts, the Report
or would make rs Q millionaire within .
year. How would it do to clinch the
thing with few sffidavits Sometimes.
when rsscality is enacted. it is exposed by
means OF afIidavits.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
Ans~r.-TheS Sdidn'.t-Ea. Tribune

SUFFRAGE FoR THE LADIEs-Hon.
Henry S. Foote. in his last letter to the
St. Louis Democrat, on the admission of
women to the right Of voting. says:
Il an 10 favor of allowing the ballot
to women of mature years. oil over the
Republic: and venture TO pedict that
the time is not iar, distant whea ibis will
be permitted 10 every Stste in the Union
I sm persuaded that men ere now living
who win be heard. before they die. to ex-
press the strongest As,onishnent that any
attempt to obstruet this great and grand
movement should ever hsve
been ventured upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

MACMILLAN ExEcUrED.-Msximilian
was publicly shot, at Vera Cruz. on the
10Th of june. by order Of the Juarez
Government. The commander of an
Ausriesn vessel begged bard for his body.
for the Captain Of an Austrian ship. but
Jusrez refused to give it mp. This act
will tend greatly to destroy the sympa-
thy for the Mexican Liberals. which pre-
vailed 10 other countries.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

ExrRAoRDINARY.-W are informed
that recently. young white. Bear was dis
covered IN Brownvills, Nebraska. in the
very midst of the town. Upon farther
search, the old he one was discovered,
having taken refuge over a livery stable.
close to the telegraph Office. The young
cub is still safely secured. and the csptors
are going to endesvor to raise it. 1t is
proposed to call it Jake. Tbi, is un-
doub,edly one Of the results Of the Rus-
sisn American annexation. Ta
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

HA scientific paper proposes system
Of storm signals. by means of a cannon sta
toned at the Comfy Seat of every Coun-
ty. to be fired as warning to the people
throug hou' the County. upon receipt, by
telegraph. Of the report of an approaching
stora. We have heard it said that this
was why that cannon was brough: to
Wathena, bu, we don't snck the story.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
~ TINE SMILING GOPHER.

w ~ >cAeASe.
~ TINE SMILING GOPHER.
g rr, No., ~
rr,, - TV;,.:~ - "no
t;vino at Keoosb, n, ,h., C.nn,, n
NEE Souav hv IN. name of Wh. ~. ~.
tes. who was 20, a ,nmh...ne go. ,h.. 81
dian vifen-,s ,be, ar. es,t.a- ~ Is9 ~:
,o,,h :, .y 81 ~ ~ "er
She comnapo.,, - r-:.. - e ,aao NnS
that net,;coo,.d h.r, - s,.,;on.S % pn.
Wnneb,go N.,.s,.. - p...o~.,I
=
:" rom Sp'r''h'na speaks my ear
A-S' =" NJ A'-''' We. A~' 'A'A s.7-l.s-aal
1ao,. WIS many s'' ma"s !''
-N" vs. NV my ''"'s "a'A' y" 's'""" Ass'h-
As often renewed the bright paint my brows,
And trrnshsd the ring that wearin my soss,V 4
Yos gave me- the tine ws frst phsh,sd ourvows.
The promise you made. remember IL Jet
Forever 10 lore swhs-no-no-me-co-tst.
- 4-rr- --- -.l...o .t,---
"ann'' was Anferea' anu ''o'enea n ms ""'"'
"'n a''',n' you "'Ay." a'" your ",k"." 'n' 0n'e'
an" 'p"'' " s''' aA'' '''" :" '"'' pA'"'
n"' 'u'"s" ~" '''A' ''''""' gu" s"s .'''
And you DRAINED srat che' Of the pa'' men 70 'e'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
~ Sam. Wood has written a r.pl,

u Sam. Wood has written reply
to Eskridge's TRADE. Among many
other good points made. he says that be
was advocating the leaving of the word
white out of the Constitution of our State,
when old Sam. Medarv and Eskridge
were trying to organize the Border Ruff
Gan Democratic party in Kansas. To
appreciate this, the reader must know
that Eskridge was 8 "sucker" Of the Pro-
Slavery Territorial officers. as long as
they had the disposing Of patronage bot
when be becau~ ambitious for political
beesus-s Repsblicsu. SO the
only means by which he could succeed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

RYAN exchange. noticing the fac. ,hs,
it has been custom OF Harvard Universi.
ty to confer an honorary degree upon ev-
cry President of the United States who
visited Boston. INDUCES the supposi,ion
that President johnson will be similarly
complimented. The only degree he de-
serves, is about 400 Fahrenheit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

H D. F. Drinkwater. Of Chase
County. in this State. died in Western
Virginia. recently. Of yellow fever. which
be had contracted while on . visit to New
Orleans. We believe be held Clerk
ship at Washington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

EF o. p Mason. OF Nebraska City,
has been appointed Chief Justice of Ne
braska. in place Of Judge Little. deceased.
Mason was defeated BY Little. at the State
rlection-,he Democracy having concen-
trated all their efforts to that end.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
Correspondence.
(Eor the Chiec.l

WATHEsA, July I, 1867.
you published An affidavit sworn and subscribed
to by q. A. Hales and Chas. w. Holpss, I'M
which thss, swear that themselves, William
Banks, .fary Sanford and Les Smith vdied J
on the 4sh day of June, at this precinct for the
location Of the County Seat. as the distance
and BY the procurement of Messrs SNOW =
LarzeIere. editors of the Wa,hena Repsrte,s
the said Snow & Larzelere having frst agreed
to print all their hand bills for their show, if
they would thus vote for Wathena - be the
Count, se.sef f.aid Douiyhsn Cosssy. Kan.us..
On the Saturday preceding the 4sh of June,
Hales aud Holmes called at the Reporter Office,
ordered two hundred programmes printed, and
in the afternoon Of the same day Holmes came
after them, aud said Hales would settle for the
xdsk when he asiuFned from Sss Jesspa-S Con
trary to . rule Of this establishment, he was
permitted to take the programmes. and this
was all that was ever said about the payment
of the work done at this Office. They remain
ed here about a week. but learning from sevs
raj persons tha: they had no money, the bill
was not presented to them. Mr.. Snow vas
absent at the time. and l had no conversation
with them on any other occasion. upon amy
subject con s-ss-. -s -i Sd. .s
This troupe" left their trunks at Atchison.
failed to pay their bills at Doniphan, and owe
the Buckeye House and Reporter Office nearly
sixty dollars. f. eui ~
The affidavit made by them, is tissue ol
falsehoods from beginning to end, and emana
ted from two perjured villains. who have nc
character to sustain at home or abroad, doubt
less induced to do so BY some one who is to-
cowardly to father The lies he caused to be
circulated. 10
In justice to Mr.. Snow and myself. reques
that you publi.h this. and the following afida
Wit of fhe judges of the election held on th'
4th Of June. Respectfully,
G. W. LARZELERE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

EZ For Heavens sake, don't sccuse
US Of being q candidate Tor Govsrnor.-
Reporter. ,4 r ,ee- vau III q
Don't worry on that score. And rest
assured, that as long IS you retain your
present correct estimate Of your own cal
ibre, your smbition will never bring you
to the fate of the toad in the fable.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

g Can't our friends down by the
Macadsmized Road, tell us something
about those " nine points," We eshculd
like to hear. as the subject is interesting
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

"a We are nnder obligations to Brig.
Gen. Cl.rkson. of The Secretary Of States
staff. for . copy Of the volume of laws
passed 1t the last session Of the Legisla-
ture. So. ies .7sr amss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

Rssorss NorIcE Rev. Mr.. Man
ford. (Universalist.) of St. Louis. will
preach at the School House. in this place.
on Wednesday evening, July 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

aOus New CLOTHES. have new
suit--su event that happens only about
once in three ysars-so that it is worthy
Of mention, This rig fits us to a charm.
Ssmssll made it. We can now speak
from actual knowledge; and We say. that
if you want suit made up right, get
Samsell to do it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

~An organ of labor reform remarks
that 'ths working mn loves peace"
II might have added: Especially a cold
piece, abont the middle OF the forenoon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

j. II. Morris. rnspec,s ,sbls citizen OF
Lesvenwor,h. at the late election in X an
sss. offered his vote. anil was refused on
the grouni of color having one.fonrth
Of negro blood in his veins. he sued
the judges of election, anil on Tnesday
the case was ,.sci led BY Judge Brewer
Of the First District Court. The facts
were sgreed upon BY :he counsel for tho
parties. and the important question elsb-
orateIy argued by Jndgs Sssrs and Judge
Gambell for tn, plaintiff. and Judge Me-
Dowell for the defendants. The case wss
msde a test one. aud brought solely to
obtain the Judgment Of the Court. No
damages were sought by the plaintiff.
Judge Brewer decided that the Constitu-
tion Of Kansas was modelled after thst Of
Ohio. and that prspondersncs Of blood
defined the status Of the individosl. As
the plaintiff was nearer white than black.
he mnst be considered white man and
entitled to vote. As by consent, only
nominal damsges were to be recovered.
judgment was entered Tor the plaintiff
for one cent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
Wanted,

By gentleman who understands the whole
routine of the Newspapers business-being
practical Printer-a situation as Editor, or
Publisher. or both, of some good Radical news
PAPER. References given, if desired. 'ea
Address. s bon ga,
St. Joseph, Mo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

H A pestilent rebel sheet in New
Orleans. called the Times. is edited by
one King. A Piitsburg psper asserts
that be is an impostor. and that bis real
nsus II Backhouss. It is certain that hs
Is : stencil in the public nostrils. and
needs TO be disiniected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

.@ The River 10 again ON the rise.
Reports from Omaha. say that it is COM
in6 sp rspidiy. and that the banks ere
oysrAowed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
The Reasou Of IL.

To the Editor of the ". r. Tribune: 2.
SIR: In your editorial in to days Issue
on the ''Bssis of Peace" you lay great
stress on the declaration of the Revolution
ary Fathers. that "Govsrnmsnts derive
their Just powers from the consent Of the
goverped." Now. will you please ex-
plain Why The said Revolutionary Fathers
specially excluded negroes from tbs exsr-
else Of the privileges which you sssoms
belongs to them from the sdnption Of the
great principle quoted shove ? ls5i
81 Yours very respectfully. aid ss
g,f -5ss CONSERVATIVE. I'd
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
Fair.

The Ladies' Sewing Society will hold Fair
on the evening of the 18th of July. at the
School House. The Rev. D. P. Mitchell, Of
Leavenworth, will deliver Lecture.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

E Senator Ca.tell. OF New Jersey,
who was one Of the recent excursion par
u. wss highly delighted with Kansas.
This always has been splendid country
for Cattle sE i'ze. .ss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

The New York Times, on tbs qpe.tiioD ge. * Z
about which there j. such : prodigioni.
fu.s. Of Gr.nt's political vier,. has tAs
following "bistoricA, pa. .llel ~ y q az
General Tsylor vent through pre- I,s,
cisely the same ordssT. Hs 6ssiiy set.
tied Il By ssyiss thssr s. vas = Whia.
bot not 40 ul.ra Wbie, W. tb;pk 4
not at I'll saI,kely lat GepesI G+spt's
positioa is somswhsl tbs sams.' ''70'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
State Of Kansas, co

County of Doniphan,
Personally appeared before me. the under
signed, Notary Public within and for the
County and State aforesaid, John T. Brady.
J. II. Mckee and David Mitchell, who. being
by me first duly sworn according to law. depose
and say that they were the judges of an cleo
ton at the Wathena precinct. held on the 4th
day of June. A. D. 1867. for the location of
the Seat Of Justice Of the said County Of Don
iphan; and the atlantis further swear that n.
A. Hales. Chas. w. Holmes. William Banks.
Harry Sanford and Lew. Smith, did not vote at
the said Wathena precinct, for Wathena to be
the Seat of Justice of the said County Of Dom
iphan; and the atlantis further swear that the
said II. A. Hales. Chas. W. Holmes. William
Banks, Harry Sanford and Lew. Smith, did not
vote at said precinct, on said 4th day of June,
for Wathena or any other place to be the Seat
Of Justice Of said County of Danphan.
J. T. BRADY,
]. II. MCKEE.
DAVID MITCHELL.
Sworn and subscribed to before
me, at my Office in Wathena. Kan
(SKAL. sss, this 29lh day of June, A. ID.
1861. F. HEvpRENNiNG,
<~@--- Notary PebSc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04


PREsIDESriAL ELoouEScee-Ths follows
ing is tbs concluding part OF President
Johnson's reception speech ct Boston on
Saturday last: 4 .aagsi 4liI 1ei so.-.-
Then. my eoentrymsn. in conlusioa.
and bidding yoa gooa-by bsrs Tonight.
let me tesdsr 10 yoa--sna when / do 20
I do IL in ahs utmost sineerity-Isf ne
tender to 700 my sinesns tbssks for the
Demonstration which syeos have made.
and for the cordial zfesline yoe hsyso oss.
ifesteI inI rsesisisel ass il yesr midst
and 10 retiring froa you tesnigAt. let ms
bud yoa goodbye sod. fssd@ yoa ny
overwhelmingly for the cssdisls sod Hind
mssnsf in .wbiehiyo lhsse srscsivsd ne
on this occsisa- Thss goodbye. asa
,.Ls sish you AIS b.ss hltseian Of Hsav-
en- upon tosrihss1s.s atLsad shss" e
sTtsisbsvs rshsas bow eslss tbsi Pfssi-
dent CSC ss.swisg srodsa thss eisels 40
sisgls sestsaca1sd Q. fsssss< Sris'T7s
II. pu1T. q coIss5sss.-T5s Fo.d d.
Lac Common resitk Il not oply is fsyos
OF Jolly. sessios ef Cosgress, bat eossid-
=. i q; A9sS y n. bedy q r,p.is in
,e-s'on dnr'eG ths emf ipesses q, Andrev
ysh.'9e IN sts Pfsi'asisl .ehsirs 1t
II :.soot zoo a..I ! oil asssff 81 ss.Oo0.00c
esanot sssaa On ,'piekse du.s' Tor . ,yssr
pr more. ~iS biz ssIsritss. sssi .pfssir of
ice water TO drisks ed sv1ex = ~, ssp:
plisd., gs, don't .wsit 20 ,kser,, spy. M sffbs
ribs tieklisg tie en- y es(aiss, fos ,yesss,
81 pnplipsatipe ~ *; ;tteif hspais1
e e s:'s Ssfa ;.sl' - .l..ss ~ 49,. s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

ETounisrs. Mo one should leave home
this season without providing themselves
with Goes Dyspepsia Cure to guard
sssinst sudden attacks of Cholera Nor.
bus. It Immediately ccrrects the stom-
ach IN such esses. 1t Is . specific in
Sumner Complaints.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

Mrs. S.isshslm is tart writer. and
says some thisgs thass 60 right to the
POINT 10 'rsissriass 10. NJ. Greeley .
claim to "m.easa'misy.'' 10 his condo CT
towards JEFF. Davis. she pots il !. m.
following 's'ons eo"moa ssn.s light
sHA'. dresley,snsy siIord to BE- m.e
or. or con in the war.s He ,o.a ,o',:-h.
asd carries no bullets. or the scar OF then
in his body. Nsithss he nor his sh;vs,'.
ed on Belle Isle. ov prayed for de.,h' :,
AodersooviIla. Ii 10 easy TO forgive n.
juries committed Against other folL.,
Theitsx the var 'mposes on hin is . pit,
tsnes to the sddi.ion i m.ds to his .Ln.i-
mesa ofthe BOO 900 he msds BY ~ri-s
tisG seeosd of'he rebsllioo. he can II
ford to give 95 900 to tho head Of the
rebellios, for furnishing material. and
sill make pro6t.i Bot every one is
not 20 fortspste."s ssp II ,sds tllssas:d ID
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

~ A Ball will BE- given ct the City
Hotel, on Thursday evening. the 4th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

The people of w hits Cloud are begin
ming to agitste the question Of the annex
alton Of that City to Brown Comfy
Hiaeat1a ,Sensiad.
Hthis is 50. they are mighty sly about
Il: for vs have not heard word of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

~ II Sam. Wood is going to com
municate with the Topeka Leader to any
considerable. extent. We would advise him
to furnish competent proof.resder. to
read the proofs Of his articles before they
go to press. A miserable job was made
of his recent communication whether
purposely. or through the neglect or in
competeuce Of the compositor. we are not
able to say. ........ --.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

Lincoln. tJ.n Davs' Indian name. tGre.ley
Ok the nrsH PsAIRrr. Inn. "a. 1857
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
lEor the Chiefly

"WHA.NO.NO.ylE-CO.TETn
To JeG Davis, On His Release.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04


A REMEDY FOB GRAssHoPPERs.
farmer 10 this vicinity. determined not to
lose his wheat crop BY grssshopPsrs il be
could prevent it. has iny9ntsd . method.
which be practices daily. Hs places two
hores some rods apart. on the border OF
his 6eld. then taking . large roPs, tiss
'one end to the lower part of the collar Of
each horse. giving it enough slack 20 that
it will drsg veil through the wbest.-
Then mounting one horse. and placing
his son on the other. he exclAims. Nov.
Oily. give them h-ll T. aud away they
go across the wheat, the dragging rope
frightening the grasshoppers before it.
In this manner. be goss over Tths entire
field. repeating it as often as necessary.
He says that. 10 this manner. he can drive
tbs grssshoppers before him. like . drove
Of hogs. and has thus far saved his wheat.
We do not know whether the emphatic
manner in which he gives the word Of
commsnd to "Olly" adds virtue to his
remedy or not, but we suppose it does.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

BOARD WANTED FOR THE wINTER-BY oEx /.
ID usmsn ssd his wife iccs.,os from Iwsnyn %
Address A A., boz SIC Pos, once with full psr"sa'An
And termA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

T,oARp wANrRD-BY A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND
ID two children, private American family prsismss
Fourteenth Forty street. Fourth 70 Sixth avenues
terms Be modsrsts references unchanged Address
boz 2Ol7 Post ofEce.
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