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The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

BEAUTIFUL SUGAR.--A sample Of maple
sugar. was brought to the meeting of the
horticultural Society, by Mrs SAMUEL
FRYAR, on Saturday last for exhibition
We never saw prettier sugar OF South
ern manufacture than this is. She de-
posted it with US for safe keeping, and
to show to our farmer friends. After
they have seen it, We propose to saeri-
flee it in memory of the ''sweet tooth
we once had
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
LOOK OUT!
LOOK OUT!
IF you would save Is per
cent. on your Gas Bills, you
must pay them by the 2Oth
inst.

Harper's Magazine, for May, was laid
upon our table by our friend c. H. John
son, No. SO Main ST. "New Aspects of
the American Mind" and Personal Rec
objections of the eWar"-seventh paper,
are worth reading He is constantly re-
cei~ing ;he latest and best Magazines and
weeklies. and our readers are especially
directed to go there and supply them
selves with not only these works, but
Books and Stationery, a complete assort-
ment Of which is always on hand
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

STALLroNs.-W. H. Bennett, of our
city. has, this season, two very fine and
superior Horses--the famous .Red Oak
and ''Black Douglass" Stephen Far
low, three miles south of the city has
fine Horse, shakespeare" Samuel
Wieland, of New Paris, Ohio, has two
very fine draft Horses, ''Clydesdale" and
'Dick Coalier." F. Cappeller, Of Cen
tervliie has also two excellent Horses,
emperor and '.Invincible We have
printed Bills for all the above named
Horses, and our farmers and stock-rsis
ers are referred to them for particulars
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Gen. Burnside was chosen Governor,
Of Rhode Island, at the recent election;
all the rest OF the State ticket and the
members of Congress, together with
five sixths Of the Legislature-were
elected.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Register for Saturday, 10, A. M.
One pair Of elegant Black Coach Horses.
One Bro. single Horse.
One do Mare
One Bruce Buggy, I'd hand, nearly new
One Rockaway and Harness.
Four Silver Hunting Case Watches
One Siver- mounted Revolver.
Sale positive.
W. H BENNETT d CO.
w. L. DENNIS, Auctioneer.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

RErURNED.-C. A. Dickinson, Esq,
anil daughter returned home on Monday
last, from visit to their relatives in
Philadelphia--having enjoyed q pleas
ant trip and an agreeable time whilst
there.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Cons EAsr.-Our young friend n. H.
Hutton, has moved his Grocery store to
the brick building one door west of
Crocker d Co.'S Carriage Shop, on Main,
between Sixth and Seventh-sts., where
he will be pleased TO see his old friends
and the public generally, who want any
thing in his line.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Major Sim, who was elected last fall
Treasurer of Wayne county, but could
not be qualified because he had not been
naturalized, was nominated on the 1st,
and will be elected in October. The
Major is IN American citizen now tech
nicaily as he has heretofore proven him
self to be, true type of brave and
patriotic man amid scenes of danger
and self-sacrifice which enables one easi-
" to discern the present from the real :
Ind Journal
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Strange as it may seem, there is one
act Of the Radical Thirty ninth Con
gress, which IS universally approved by
the ex-rebels of the South-we mean the
Bankrupt act Since its passage we
have heard less about ssthat unconstitu-
tional body" and there is reason to he
heve that, instead Of attempting TO set
tie act aside, large proportion Of them
are preparing to avail themselves of it.
benefits.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
The U.io. Relief Associate.

Having opened its Home for ophans and destitute
children would respectfully tender its thanks to the
many friends who have kindly assisted aud encour-
sged4f in its arduous undertaking. Our thanks are
due Mr. Thomas Shearcn who donated the drst load
Of wood. Donations of wood and provisions will be
acceptable (no matter how small the quansisies The
Home will be op.n to visitors from % 5, p. NJ every
day, Sunday excepted.
IL e BY order of the Association,
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Wanted. who hare bsen reported on
their Muster-out and Pay Rolls, absent without
lsavs," deserted aud no discharge furnished at
Muster-out Of Organization, can learn something 10
their sdvantage, by calling at R. P. FrSNEYs Claim
Agency, No. 50 Main-st.. Richmond Ind. 3w
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

INDIANA LAWN the case tried on
Thursday in the Circuit Court, in which
woma an was indicted for the larceny OF
some clothing from another woman, and
acquitted, . singular anomaly in the
laws of the State, was brought out: I'm
der the old law q married woman could
hold no property in her own right; un-
der recent statutes a wife may own all
the property she had ct the time of her
marriage, and all acquired subsequently
by devise or descent, bu. does not own
the clothes she wears-obtained by the
Joint labor OF herself and husband--they
belong to the husband. In the case we
have alluded to, the prisoner was charg-
ed in the indictment with stealing from
woman certain lot or parcel of wo-
mans apparel, when she should have
been charged with stealing from the wo
mans husband. The prisoner was ac-
quilted on this defect in the indictment.
In the statutes of this State, . married
woman may own lands, tenements, and
personal property, except in the clothes
she wears. There is work in Indiana
for woman's rights party. The beau
tiful shawl, duck Of a bonnet, love of
spring wrapper, worn by the wives on
Main Cross, don't belong to them! Fie
ont Il Madison Courier.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
Marion stree, sabbath school.

The third anniversary OF ne Marion Street Sabbath
School, will be held in Phillips Hall, on Sabbath af-
ssrsoon 3lst inst, At O'Clock. Addresses ere en-
psetsd from Storer and A. E. Chamberlain of Ci.-
einnst- The psblie respectfully invited 70 attend
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Wanted..Soldiers, " ho have never received their
6nal discharge papers, to call At FrSNKr's Claim
Agency, No. 33 Main-st-, Richmond, Ind, who will
havs them discharged and Pail. sw.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Soldiers, who have lost their discharges, will Ie.
something to their advantage, by calling at R. r. FIN
SEY's Claim Agency, 33 Main ST., Richmond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

COnsumpti0n Carablo by DIR. 1ehenek',
Mcdicines.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, tho system must b
prepared 50 that the lungs will hsal To sccomplish
this, the liver and stomach 6rst be clsaused and
an appetite created for good wholesome food which,
BY these medicines will b digested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con-
stitution. SCHENCk'S MANDRAkE PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious or mucous sccumAstous;
and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection the
appetite is restored.
.SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP is nutr:cious as
well medicinal, and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the ~ stem, aud good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease.
II patients will take these medicines according to d.
rectons, Consumption very frequently last stage
yields readily to their action Take the pills fire.
quentiy, to cleanse the liver and stomach. Il does
not follow that because the bowels not costve
they not required for sometime in diarhra they
are necessary. The stomsch must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the Pumonic Syrup
TO act the respiratory oGaps properly aud aliay
any irritation Then al that is required % perform
a permanent cure is. to prevent taking cold Exer-
else about the rooms much possible eat all the
richest food-fat meat, game, and in fact, anything
the appetite but be particular and nasticass
we'll. l2nd W. ca mo- l yr.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

tALrAns ASvicR ron ~ A11Isc1xD.-Dr.
IEcAL1MD, N sepy to ssDssous apPkea6oss fos
adv1ce wishes - mforD ehooo vho asS a0Ie4.A ths
they MAJ eens11e him = ~ Asses % CKss.is d.
s.ess y ksssss sess.g - ~ syn1tsoeAs -. viGh
ge.t notorety as an expes5enesd Pbysselsa, t1eA q
Euepe esd Anesica, especially 10 de Oseenso1 q
Cssonse Conplaists, after Other doetsrs hsse af 8
ens:s cure. Those suheinz aboold ;=sasdiaasiy
send for prescsip5cn, ny aAd1essing Dr. l. SRn1cI.
IA1D' Sine1nnae, DnD-' sAsA BY.
Commissioner'S Bale Real Dn4.fe.
NAE ondsEsigsed CotHmissioser, win 60 at Puh-
- hlcssss m - pseDisssi. The Ten q Haepr.
6En.WayneGo 20. Ind, o. oassrdey, AssuA 11d 1851.
ehe following Real Estate, tovis :fke Ncee Ref1Xi
ot Lot No. three Block thrse sitanAs1 vjsii.
- eofporsse iints Of HaEsr.ssvn, lnA, - = s.
so.d - The property Of }. ". BAILEY - - -A.e..
heass Of Aos.ion Canninghaa, ,deeesssd.
sale VIII take place st 70 o'cloek ) NJ fe>saa..
Ihe terms are; One-shird OF sfse s,rr-h.es-~~:xx.
cash m hand, And the balancr :. - - .-.Is
Donths. -ha fSease
HENRY G. feI .,s.z.--.-zez..
haEssstsvn. FEB r, 1861
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
List of Appointments,

polls
Roberts and Sd charge-A. S. Kinnan, one to
supplied.
| Trinity-R. d. Roberts.
| LAWRENCE. C. White.
Westheld u. Havens, to be supplied,
| Noblesville, E. F. hasty.
Fishersburg, W. Fl. Edwards
Herkinsville, F. A. Fish.
Duck Creek, j. r. Rausey.
Anderson,J J. Hill.
Pendeton, j. T. Iddings
Fortsville, W. E. McCarty
Castleton, \. G.. McCarter
Greenfield, G. Martndale.
Eden, NJ. Black.
7. Bowman. President Indiana Ashbury University
and member Trinity Quarterly Conference
Richmond Dist.-A Eddy, Pc.
Richmond Pearl-st., K. Toby
Sd Street, J. &. +. s. Layton.
Center..iie and Cambridge, sp.llu.n.
Dublin and Louisville, E Reaman.
AnightstoWa, A. Neck.
New Castle N Gillian
Middletown, Harrison, and D Powell
Blountsviile, James johnson.
Hagerssonn, %lsa"' NJ sAR. R.tss.
Whitewater, w Anderson
Spartensburg, G Jenkins.
Lennon, Conference financial agent
Muncie Dist.-w. H. Good, Pc.
Munce, w. 5. Birch.
Muncie Circuit, RammeI.
Marion, F Sale.
Selma, S II Rhodes.
Winchester, II H MendenhaH
Union City, A Greenman.
Portland S Miller
Albany, G W Bowers. one TO sunn,v
Camden, + Sells
Hartford, T Pierce
Jonesboro, W III Pierce
New Corners A NJ Kerwood
Alexandria j. Strigh., one to be supplied.
Wai,ai; areu; 9.1n,.
onf'' L Auuaea'on.
Peru Dist.-H Barnes P E.
Peru, Main St Coc3azer
3rd ST. + S;mnson
New Waverly, Shackeliord.
Logansport, NJ Akin.
Mexico, Beamer
Perrysburs, Dumv,
Miami, w Hoback. one TO suppfy-
lincoln, A LeweHea
kokomo, W ki>tler
Alton, w Peck
Tiptou,J Erwin
Cicero, to be supplied
Boxley A r Newton
Normanda, J l. Miller
Jerome, L Temphn,
Is,,; =
o"'"' 'I'e' scPffec.
Fort Wayne Dst-L NJ Manson PH
Fort Waype Beyry-st n n Ph;l,;n.
Wayne-st- W Hemmenway
Wavne Sd charpe snpoI;ea
New Haven w Lynch
Allen. Green.
Harlan Fl Slade,
Decatur, NJ ID Shaekslford.
Pleasant NJ I Peddy cord
New Corydon, W Lash,
Waterloo and Auburn. Hall.
Leo, / Cooper
ossisn, . D Watkins,
kendallvills, " vicus.
Bluffton, Z Disbrow,
Monmouth, 5 Bacon,
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

The Northern Indiana Conference, at
its late session passed a resolution ask
ing the General Conference for some
change which would place Indianapolis
all in one conference, but agreeing to
leave the question as to which should
belong to the decision of the Board of
Bishops, without any influence from the
churches here A jointure in such a re-
quest by the other three conferences,
which win meet in the fall, will work the
change which is so much to be desired
lind. Journal.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

Remembe the 1st of MAY.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
Wonderful but True!

s MADAME REMINGTON, The world rs.ow ned Az.
srooSist and somnambulistic CiAirvoyant, while in
stats dslinestss The very features OF sh.
person yoa are 10 marry, and BY ths aid ef ..
@sHs Of intense power, ksown The Psycheno,rOp~,
guarantees 10 produce perfect and hs-liks pic,ur,
oi 'ne 'asars husband or wife Of ths applicant, with
aA'e OF marriage occupation, leading traits of char
acs-r &C. This Is no mpositon tessimoniais i,h.
out assert By stating place. of birth, see,
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and sacosng fy
csnts and ssanpsd eaveiops addressed 70 yourself,
you will receive the picture by return mail tSs,Les
with desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GxsTsrpx Rxn.
rSsros, p. o. Box 3s7, West froy,N.Y.
(29-6m. Shuts 4 Co.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
ESTATE OF FROMGEN.

STATE or WISCONSIN, County OF Grantss. In Probate
Grant County Court, July Term. SCI Present, VIM.
McGoniea. Judge. In the matter Of the real estate
OF Anthony Fromgen, deceased.
Ii appearing TO the satisfaction Of this court by the
petition Bernal Corncsen, the Administrators Of the
of said Anthony Fromgen, late of Grant county
Wisconsin deceased that there is personal estate
in the hands of said Administrator to pay the debts ont
standing against the said deceased and the expenses q
administration ana il is necessary to sell certain 81 the
real Of The said deceased for the payment d such
debts; 10 is therefor
Ordered that All persons interested in said real estate
appear before the Judge Of the County Court for said
county, ut the Probate Office in Lancaster, in said
county Monday the 9th day ofSoptember 1867 at one
O'Clock ia the afternoon ofsad day to show if any
there shall be why license should not be granted Ia said
Bernard Comesen to sell much Of the real estate OF
said deceased may he necessary pay such debts and
expenses.
And il is further ordered that notice Of said appli-
cation and hearing be given to an persons interested
in said estate by publication Of copy Of this
der for ~ four weeks successfully, prior said day
hearing in the Grant County HERALD a weekly news
paper printed at Lancaster in said county and also
we'd the widow Of said deceased and Samuel Mtrrck
special guardian Of the minor heirs of said deceased
least fourteen days previous TO said day Of hearing
by the Court.
~ wM. McGONIGAI County Judge
Dated July o. 1861
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
pROOF OF WILL.-KELLY.

STATE or WISCONSIN, | 90 Probate Office July Term,
County Of Grant. 1867
In the matter Of the proving the Nuncupatvo will
Of William Kelly deceased Prescnt,--Wm. McGoni-
gal County Judge.
On this 22d day of July, A. d 1867, upon reading
and filing the application of Henry D. York of Hazel
Green in Grant county stating that William Kelly of
Grant county lately died in the State of Iowa. having
made his uuncupatve will and praying that time and
place he fixed for hearing proof Of the same and adj.
hitting the TO Probate.
1t ordered that the proof Of said nuncupative will be
heard before at the Probate 0Gce in Lancaster in
said county, on Tuesday the 18th day Of July A. d.,
1867 at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day;
And il is further ordered that notice of said appca.
ton and hearing be given to all persons Interested
the said estate by p "A / 3 II copy Of this
order for three ( successive weeks in each week
in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper print
ed at Lancaster in said county prior to said day OF
hearing. BY the Court,
VIM McG0N1GAL,
l.3t COUNTY, .Lndga
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23


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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

FOR SALE.
Farm FOR SALE.
STAINING 40 ACRES,

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated five
miles from Boseobe The road leading from Boscobe
81 u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
ESTATE OF HANEY.

stain or WISCONSIN, Grant County--ss. In Probate
Grant County Court July term 1867 Present, VIM.
McGoniga Judge In the matter of the estate of ohm
Haney, deceased
On This 22nd day Of July, A. d. 1867, upon reading
and filing the petition Of Nancy IIaney stating that
John Hsney of the County Of Grant aed ntestate on
about the Sd day of July, A. D. 1867, and prayus
that she be appointed ADMINISTRATIVE of the OF
said deceased.
Therefore it is ordered that said application be heard
before the Judge of this Court at the Probate Office in
Lancaster in said county Tuesday, the 18th day
August, A. d, 1861 at o'clock in the afternoon Of
day.
II further ordered that notice Of said application
and hearing be given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing copy OF this order for three 81
weeks successfully in the Grant County HERALD,
weekly newspaper printed at Lancaster in said county
By the Court WM McGONIGAL
I'VE GonntN lndge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

THE DIAMOND EDITION OF Dickens.
"Dombey and Son" is the latest
volume of the popular Diamond Edi-
ton of the works of Dickens, now in
course of publication by Messrs.
Ticknor and Fields, Of Boston,
We have heretofore repeatedly refer
req to the neatness, beauty and
cheapnesS OF these books The type
is small but 50 admirably printed, ,
SO clear and sharp in outline, that it
gives no Inconvenience to the eyes in
reading it. The present volume con
tains sixteen new illustrations by s.
Eytinge, ia, including portraits Of
Domby and Son, Captain Cutie, Mr.
Toots and the chicken, &c.
Copies of this, and all all the vol
previously issued of the Diamond
Edition, can be obtained at the book
stores, or will be sent by the publish
crs, Messrs Ticknor \ Fields postage
paid, by mail on receipt Of $3.50.
welded TO THE LAw.-Capt. W. w.
Likens, the year past law student
with Judge Mills, at Lancaster, has
become associated in the practice
With Gen'l. Amasa Cobb, at Mineral
Point. The Captain won many friends
during his student days hero. He is
graduate from college of letters,
and of the Albany law school. With
the advantages OF such a mental drill,
head well balanced good habits, in
dustrious in his researches after the
reason rhy, Capt. L. must soon stand
high in the scale of legal learning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and GUNS!

j. 7. HOWARD respectfully informs the public that
he has permanently located in Lancaster and il fully
prepared to execute all work in his line in repairing
Watches Clocks, Jewery, Guns Pistols and sewing
Machines in neat and workmanlike manner on short
notice and reasonable terms. All work warranted to
give satisfaction money refunded.
Shop-northeast Of the square, the corner oppo-
site The Post-Ofhce at the sign Of the big watch,
Lancaster June "a 1867. j. 4. HOWARD
AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
EARM LANDS FOR SALE.

offer for sale q Of land chiefly excellent fol
farming situated IN the northeast part OF Patch Grove
AZ miles dslaat from Patch Grove village near the
Brunson School House. Thereon is a small frame
ORA dwelling, ~ piowed and feaced, good
#e,i. water several springs, enough timber 10 fence
.G4i- and run the farm, lay Of land very good for
IL ro 70 farm, the Old Military road distant from
the H. IL, Depot at BRIDGEPORT nine miles; the price IS
per acre will ss ali part Of the property as il
is well shaped for dividing. Call j. j. Lambert
near by u address nae at Patch Grove.
LEWIS BEITLER.
Patch Grove, March 10TH 1897. 4l-I2ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

SELLING CuT.--Mr. Foster is SELL
ing off the furniture Of the firm of
Foster & Schraeder, now closed, at
low rates; and asks for settlement
with all persons owing or owed He
has large amount ofware on hand.
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
Roofing, Spouting g. Repairing
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

cier special inducements to customers for the next 80
days by disposing Of my stock Of WAT fEs, JEwELRr
Sc, At very low prices. can satisfy al want Of my
goods that good bargains can be had without pay
ing the usual profit. X. H. MURPHY
Lancaster, July 16, 1867 6-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
TO FARMERS Il TRANSFERS.

just the thing, il is sure to lock the wheels every
time the Wagon crowds tho least paSe upon the team.
You can haul hay wood rails lumber. anything else
without interfering with the working Of the Break.
All mechanics who have examined Bennetts Break.
All mechanics wh0 hays examined Benefits RreaiS
say that it Is a better break than Sheldons which
exhibited at Il County Fair.
Town aud individual rights In Grant County fof
sale by ]. WILSON, JT.
2o-tf Cassve. WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the farm upon which he
resdes30O acres, 10 under cultivation, 90 in pasture
remainder scattering timber, of It very good
thereon two log dwellings, and all necessary build
ings; two spring houses, plenty OF stock water fine
young orchard about 20 trees some Of them bearing
would make two excellent farms; school house within a
mile. The land is situated in sections and thee
town Of Clifton. Terms easy. Inquire of w. o. Thomas
Montfort Wis GEO w KENDRICK
Clifton April 3d. 1867. 44-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

BEER MISUNDERSTANDING 4
Stevens, Brewers at British, adver.
tise for return Of their beer bar
rels by the goth Of August; IN default
payment therefor will be compelled
by law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
.CTO -, & Er-A
TO Threshers & Farmers

TO Threshers & Farmers
pioy Machnes to yet lac Wv l.. i 49,
G SHEPARD S VIBRATOR ila- hrrn a. T..
for the past tnee years, sad - t~ s,t rr-rd *
the old style Machines. The nHnlher n,ri' Le, So
fully doubled each succeeding wear aud tWicr,.i1,+
are being built for Ibis ye'r ~ la-i Al whot u.
tially investigate it, merits, coneee it, ~pe
BECAUSE
It has nei Their Canvas, Dea err, y '-ors, no-
P&a lies, AMI cannot 81 cogsel ~ iA ,tt-c ,...,..
dry sam.
It has not half rs many BELTS. ral..,.t,
Rexcs Journals Nhc's Snd IL ''.y Il.
Belt Maehu.-, and hen'c ia,n, c-t ana ,,-..
much less TO knep IN repair
The Sieve is 20 long and wido -
RAGGED that II never requires lnfhit
~. ar "blows over, and w,I ran CIR ,o4.. .o,... !.
without truabe.
Ithaa the largest and test I'll intae 90,
e8ptoie ot cleaning lthunt Ntst4 tll, 'tssI,st If .
aud taking uut al the foul staH
It makes no "nte~ines or rcatseri- :"
aud saves rho % .ieahng np Iea. Is
Thus 'ioing ni,,r work tian aay ode
the most unpleasant work connected wI.h a.. e
There is no cog-gearing ev-- - e., - Il
End 9le pii'ion, which d'ye tins cs3.air
In threshiag Oats, Wheel, a.lev.
Will save over ari above tie best Ht tfat .N,s
nearly o. quite III e lay tn hreaane +
IN Timothy see1 il is decidedly n.lva-,tq.
gaoa5 ca account q il peculiar srs ASH ~ !.
Cleaning, and requ no change Of Shoe fn ans L.ni
Of gr4n sgcls.
Il Flax Seed il he's no 8eate-s, Ticl.ars or
shtss 10 wind ami Ao'l'+s - 81 81 oii.er i..i-
chimes.
Lany Farmers say they VOL ralleg en-
plav f.gCIIGL.s q SIIEPh 80 i
fuli- Il. cgs than amy cler illleEs-f y Hos tnl
they generally command o cent eNtfs ier busted
rs great ease Of draft i baofnsQ there Is
aul ~ igs ia ot&es iaseA'as., aaI sfaia belt
81 reslles at all This fat speshs for Itself