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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
;
Scven'y MILLION Dollsrs for Dog.

Tho -tgricol,ariss saws /: I'VE
have received several commune atoms
II reply TO our correspondents art
Gle on a dog law, .s,gucd 'Canhccti
cut, in our March issue, some wise
aud some otherwise. Ii seems to us
that j II. r. in his word for dogs
admits all that connecticut claims,
ANA illa; they are substantially agree,
1T IS really discreaitable.' he says,
that almost the only dogs in the
country which arg treated with any
care are lap-aogs, the most useless,
and bulldogs, the least sagaeieus.
The natural fruit of such neglect is q
race of nondcscijpts of aI kinds. de.-
crierated In body and brain It is be-
cause of his noaleseript character of
oar dog population shat Connecticut
and all friends Of saecp, want efficient
dog LAWS in cur States, Nincty-hiue
opl OF every hundred or on dogs are
worthless errs, which need cleaning
oat IS much rs the old Iaaaanits did
to make way for soms;hing civilized,
that can keep company With our do
mossic anima's. The 6esiruc,i ion oc-
casiaaed among sheep hy these ami
mais : appalling, and only needs to
he better known 70 secure the reqGis-
tic legislation. The Department Of
agriculture has made a beginning a.
gathering statistics upon this subject.
II 3T3 counties re 'ortca there was
an estimated loss OF 1854 sheep kill
besides many others iuiared.
Some counties suffered 10 the extent
ct e.oeo or s,09o. ana the average
number per coanty was 2oS
From this, the number killed III
the whole country Is estimated st 500
600. worth at least 80 100000. willie
The injury to those MT killed isanoih-
or million, making i loss to the coun-
tre Of three millions of dollars. rs the
direct result OF dogs killing sheep.
Bat this is only = small part Of the
pecuniary damage inflicted upon us
nv these weetched ours. Ia many
districts admirably adapted to sheen.
farmers dare net embark in the busi
aeSs from fear Of the dogs In
tie counties where three thousand
shcep are annually slain By the dogs.
We think this kind Of husbanarv can
not pay very wen. The counties
" here few ere Slain. we asprehend.
are the ones where the dogs have
made sheep husbandry Improbable.
The pastures are desolate. and grow
inl MP to brush for want oe cropping.
Millions Of dollars are lost to the
coantry every year from this cause,
aud We have, as consequence. TO pay
dear for wool and mutton.
Then we have IL add 10 this the
enormous tax Of supporting our dog
population. We have no reliable
satisfies on Ills subject, hnt estimate
orc dogto family. says seven mill
ions in the whole country. Some
farnilic. have none, bat others have
tx. dog to each child, and glory in
;ho,n. The food that an average
eur vii. devour would keep pig. and
IS wcrth at least ten dollars yesr
People who are paving seventy mill
ions Of dollars a year for the support
Of crrs. to say nothing Of damages.
ongh' to make inquiries about dog
laws
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

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! CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

YNHE well-known (Conable) Farm, one half
i mile cast Of Fsirbank, containing 1888 acres,
all fenced and undivided into sig fields, living
water for stock, good brick and wood house 2sx
30 feet, one story high, large frame barn, timber
on tho place. fruit trees and shrubbsry plenty.
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy.
For further particulars, enquire Of the sub
scriber, or Ransom Bartle, Land Agent, Inds-
pendence, lows; once in Dssring = Emals's
Drug Store. J. =. Lynn.
Pee. II, 1888. 2Jtf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

A few DAYS ago a young school
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nv: he's tee biz 10 60 to school.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
For Sale or Rent.

r will eel my House and Lot. situated ten rods
II from the Burr House, for $780, ibis house
is Isx5o, and is well designed for four families.
and rents readily for sl9 per month or s22s per
year. vast money and I am bound to sell.
The house Is for rent for small families.
will rent TO email families for from four to
six dollars per month.
H. of p TAHOE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
A RARE CHANCE

To get a first class dwelling in Independence
Iowa. The subscriber being DESTROYS " remov-
ing west, now offers his residence corner Of
Walnut and Mott streets, for sale. The lot lie
10 rods square, with good barn, good never
failing well. and large cistern is en- the place.
The house il one Of the best in the city, 32x24
feet ON the ground, two stories high, has = good
cellar, has six rsoms on first floor and five
the second, all well finished. Any gentleman
wishing nice residence would do well TO exam
inc this property before buying. Terms easy.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the place. or Ransom Bartle, Land Agent, In
dependence, Iowa; once two doors east Of Mon
tour House j. r. LYON.
Dee H. 1863. f25i6
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
NEW PERFUME FoR the HAsDKncauL.,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

4 House and Lot, situated one Block east Of the
n new chool House, 10 offered for sale on res-
sonable terms. The house Is new. hss l rooms,
aud 10 one Of the best finished in the city. II
has goo cellar and splendid stone cistern
This is a good chance for any person wishing .
nice place. Far further particulars, inquire Of
<sffl e. n rtRKEB
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
OLD ROCK PRAIRIE,

As the Beet Machine n use. Can Gu. 20 acres
per day with one team. Hear what large far
lner saws. who bought and used the FIRST CEN.
rle'e Machine ,ss m sdel Il have use.
tie Little Champion fer three harvests and h We
expended only few cents for repairs i'm closing
the eve af sickle and my only rer.;r. NJ edo
treftl No weight on horses necAs used in al
kinds If grain" Also. from one of the larres,
wholesale dealers in implements in Wisconsin.
y no says; +" \ have sold from 400 TO Sno Hear-
ers annually end have never found = Eeaper 80
perfe>' satisfaction 3. the Little Champion. ana
to prove this we send yoa our order fer 50 more
Machines
The testimony OF hundreds of The best farmers
could be procured 20 stiest Us merits, hut these
are needless, the Machine will show and wart
itsway in Iowa to popular favor 50 well as Else
where. Also, tbs