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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

COUNCIL BLuTEs.-We were shown
this morning a very well executed
piece of work done by Prof. Ruger,
Of Chicago, 1t Is "bird's eye view"
Of our city, which, we understand
tss pssg snRnds ssaying sfasogEspssr
cd, provided he can dispose OF sum-
Gent copies to warrant him In 50 90
ing. Ansxaslinatisa OF tine wprk
warrants as In resnaTking GA IL cor
roetness, and referring to its beauty
waaa represented Ia . eosorsd ntnst
ograph. Mr.. 7. NJ. Fowler, tne
agent, Is now In the city canyaassine
for subscribers, and we bspa oar eat
ssens VIA be HberaI In their ss'DsxfR
lions tsssFz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

ClsrERxs.- We learn today tnas
,At, ygsskAsrn Bresss tkoss haFa
working, shosoughssaas bricks. 20
n = engaged on Capt Dema1es
h hr,s. b.,slnsss house, On Brnadway,
have secured the eoniracs aus M -.
stracsion OF seven large cistsfns M
tlN city. II gives ~ pssssase 70 :.
shle 10 make this anaonneement, fer
'ra foe, satisfied the wiekhafn Broe.
will make q good job for the city.
worth the money that win be PAID
them Cor the work.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

PaGE CogSTT DgAoCRAT.--Ne
are In receipt Of the asys nanai'ss o.
this new Democratic journal, pub
l,sl,ed Weakly In Caari.a<ia. Page
county, by james ArrscK. ~ = :
x.ss pseal made. MO sAeea and viii,
we think do good serviee 10 the
eaase and pesys highly bensaesal &C
the people of the county wne sEa 7, =
il printed. Success 70 sffe AS''sexs''s
politically and pecuniarily.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27


- psorIs dIlnk y - -
49, with = ~ say1no g. lnlr.
wh6r ars11 f6xm ef DGy1g l.
Nntisaal deht II sseeu1eoc1rs- Gpa
any one find any rcpndfatton u pav-
lnu ihs 1ehk i, this wsyf sse - :
me - 1nei6ef 4 K.l1Tssses
let nh moaa read the following
Parable whiei we have clipped from
ID sxsisAase. ~ ~ 4 q y sn
kalns much nod ibf i N1ectfye
mind. and win prove particaiarly
inferezslug 10 sle farmers naeehaIaIc
and lsl,pfilg ma.
ssAnd he taught the people and
snake unto them o parable.
In the paradise OF the bondhOides
| h II a With the man who borrowed
fruua 4 ffiesd 3ln, OIL IL 1eld.
BUT when the UT cans. a.ad IT.
chief council at Washington ueeiar'
/ ed tlsst debts should be PAID in
0reenbacks. ne went one day and
I bAurht VIII his slu,n 600 la gold $50
| 900 in greenbaeks. And he toot
/ therefroan si0, 900 and went 70 nj
friend aud xaid. aHeres my friend
| lake what / ax'e Thee
Hnf The other aid, II loaned thes
geld. thou shoald'ss Fepay nae y
g0ld.n
ssread fills: This note b iegM ten
fisIar Tor All debts, priyata and public
| a. "a d loyal man, show my
seF wfIllng and 0kekiient to the com
naard of The chief council. Thol
wilt resist the iaws Of the Iand =
Thou art q enpperhead and Q traitor
Here, take that which b tiaine own
and 90 thy way
And, rs the loyal man Wo9 , ~
bury his pound, he went aud esag !.
him with the remaining NosW
, which he had h0norably earned D
. shis laval trade. Uuited Starr ave
twenty bonds, which netted MIN y
income Of 1000 In geid, OF = go
4 the ssaosssy og the land shpes 70 ~
> cent. ssAnd ha clad himself " pN
! ME raiEnenfs- &
And when he wished TO ineFeas
his talents, he deposited his bonds ]
washington; and II came g p
kasak a,s reeafy "a PsksniA9<M % ~
ffom the people many thousands
dollars naoxe every year, beAase
= cease was given hiua 30 issue nafioi
. ii hank notes &c ueurys
Il ssFor I say unto y0a, thas usi.0 .
cry one which hath, shall be giyeT
n and from him which hath not. eve
. thAt which he hath shall Do taks
- away from him"
:. Then spoke the chief coaaeii ! !.
& ssTsfs loyal fellow shah DC n
, from all taxes and azsessn1ef nj
y aAnd.'s cried the sePtahllnn 90
). yentIoa as Chhxgo. afaboFeFs y
a taxnayers. BIS honorable honoral
= --honorahlei Pay this loyal ms
y who Is In need, with gold-goid
% gold 10 Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

Music. The Messrs. L. l. lIuy-
cit L son, MAsie dealers st. Jo-
sepa, NJ, AMI old time friends o.
o,irs will accept our thanks for a
COPY of a campaign song, set TO niu-
Sic entitled aScym5nt, Blair and
Liberty" The words OF the song
are good, and, 50 far as We are capa-
HE or Judging, tho music Is excel
lent. The Messss. EJuyette are &C
ing = good business in st. Joseph,
and are extending their trade north
ward and x'astwarl, they being
among the largest dealers In their
line this far west, We had the
pleasure of . call fFuaa the junior
member of the Arm to-day. We
hope soon 10 be able 10 present thei'
advertisements 10 the readers Of the
BUGLE,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

w -. 81 49, osv.r
aaefo1s :, sla11 - -. nsrs ~ M;ssiss-
.as w .sls.. - -. ! soo .r;Ies af
ipp aaIaIsa -. u, h.nks
sseampna - 50 e.. ,,,ue Enrest
arc l'n 60 49, - 81 Ia lie south.
% pc IOa =, -, - 80 ,aansh Of fha,
49,. ~ $3.50 - ds.sk - xtsser q
rIses .s az kss bi,he,so
nse 'ses :. 49, - &c. sr.sn crmmerce.
s 8. oaI.nls - :. - hau,svrr- been
ine ln ~ Ga.'a r. Brown and
49,. 800 {, Moves who have ex-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

pa Cray hair 10 honorable. ous
not s,rslred By young - nsiddie aga
people. Yet IL Is inherited by some
PRODUCED by overwo<k, nssnsal or
nhx,scal, In Others; and ID the ressit
ofanxfety and care In Q third CLASS
IN ALL affected In this way we say,
n.e Rings Vegetable Ambrosia the
noxt veliable Restorative axsaat' a
,ud,cious use Of this article gives to
pn,y. brashy hair, sise dark silky APP
II arrange NO admired by all.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27


q
IiII l
v go I
.I .. 49,
81 q ~ e. ~ ~. ~.
7ss;Ss1rs| A
S77 = - n14 r - u.
Z - t1 u Nd ny -
-. m in on ycl pQckets tt.nf
RI nnnno6 e 80 g. an Sc
e(neeal sxpss g - 49, 49,
~. - r. sn,s r~rtv fhnf prts-
s,Sinssa IL aloyslfyd ID King
faeorga and the royalty @ nkGlsnd
|0f i7l8s have ianofeo - 49, =
20 Dalid VI ~. 80. ..s3 Mn IN, n,
maze Nsss - 80 X -. a,s s s..s..,s.u -
fhe po0r lls s.El.s 80. 80 III ssss ,s..s,.
Ne pAst ssss1a 49, & s-.s.s - -. :
70 accomplish. tnear emu ~. -.
this country mas als slsg n Isssss
recys It's tAx-exeta ps1sn s..s -. ..sss..
tM m0neyea hi.s sa.sa.. -
IelaNes ~ el4gs eja@ kfs.sas1 rs -
hb9Q f 49, 49, 80 essss s
ing any % tne pIlu.I 'sas. 80 -
ernmenf We hau n 49, a1 sss.sa.a -.
tiptas ana Kassy oiIlelaas 80 -. az ss.o
taxes nave al been 49, ~, %s 80
/ shoulders OF fne poos y IEu.s. IN.
Inc fich casIs ~ nsssp 80. -. I, ,s ss.r Il
tnose e,essea y sos snas II ass ~ on
ID not their money t!ias = ss.., i Ill -
sqnanderea. Ine pay ~ 80 s.,s,ss \, :
and Z matters In's ., y 1919 me- ss
II costs ten OF yen thouslI. .aassao IN,
| OF dollars per year ~ nlsaIaaaas - ~. =.
government: aAs y - iaa - -. y
the poor man, TOT y = sr = 49,. - a assJ
that the wnoe asiloans = $3.50 ~,
we propose Just nsss ~ So ss.ms 80
fieuress simply n sissH .sse 49, .ss.sSs
enee In the exksnaisuss - = y :. 80.
cratic asasi 3 49, i. - !, s.E - -
~ ofusa LA s ~ a. rss,lsg ear see
VINO are 49, - = paa s.s.s3asw ndhera
Wnicn parry si'ss a'sAsA ~
10. -. -. . .,,a Tsauoc.
In ios.os the lass yss 49, - 49, gr,s..
raey had e9ntrol @ slas ssas N ala
eminent, the g Eselaaisss As ','
amounted 10 tcSs Ntah
sssa 00O .a00 Dollars,
i. -. 49, o.r unhi,e debt
a s,as - saxtv.o,,ss millions al
a, mana xvhat "a Il nowS IL "a nj.
s. ans t.,.,ryd co,nnafation, The
Ill., s.sassss lone unon Ii
yearly slss sa's
!. aaaaoussss w
Vac, ESQ .sssso asoaa@r - "a,
] In addition to TINS interest a's Ofss ].
! nary aud extraordinary $50 .. y
! the government under raaleaa runs
I 4 amounts per year 10 -
ri see. coo, Gee Dslaars.
! which, added to the interest on tn
public debt makes in all
II saa .eeO, O00 Dollars,
ar OVER SIX TIMES a. much q
q he expeasss II the goeeTasaesat, egg
P yedrs ago ssssn Denss ss 81 N, -. 80
posos 60. 49, 1870 vi s,l
. p'9 Ths,ss srs facts for you laborin
men 10 look at. 1t b nora YOU ~
]. this amount OF moaey : "a saA - a. ~,
Il Iat ara rohhed 10 satisfy the d
: Won who should put stop to IL.
party that taxes you fse Assal .'s
and tes ssAtso,ss o. aosiass ~ 80 -
" In order tfas tnie sa.., u go1th ~
Ne be enrisnsa -. J y ,f an and es@.
to negroes keps In hlas 80 .. -. vsar,
not the party Ios VIZ 49, = ssp
q not vote Tor seymour andh lair.
an Dcsas IN il
i = e r -Auuf,t
!. IAk UooAIT1 = sha s.,nrarna Con-
,au in session OF the Co1r. - - Ma -
r city on yesterday, S $3.50 Tsn,s,,s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

*
~ J. a.!
J. ~ m
- r.
1l
~ y. -. 49, y
I 49, .lll - y ...
.o So :. !. s 81
- T.! -. =. -
tl11tr 49, .l. H.! !. 81 ~.
cvid - = =.
eoaAaE y 80 ,...'....s' - -,
I'd y 9. !. i. e. n. - ]
lensen !. 8 y nj. !. -, -
hrza : !. ......... 49,. $50 /
20 : e -. ~. . - A. Il /. 49,. -
10 p9y = 60 - n. d 80
81 the country = ~. : :. a 8.
Ine next pom. = z J. - !. = 8 /
great isails1ion g - - .' -
. consequence, = - :. !. 80 .,....s
re<lncttnn Y va'us, ! ! : -. -.
have tisat elIhcs Y consu nos
iujuriousiy g sc la1oF's 49, =
the reason fnaf y sns money 80
dpced ai1y per eeaa.' ~ $500 - -
Dor per 6y Moeasa 1o - - - 81
Per cent, fos goaa = '.,s -. an. :
az ssas'. -. !. - !. -, ,,,.,ar a sn,d
IN gfeenpseAs = - a.. - = "a sane
y Woaia saAo - - a,.,sra porfl,
kllsa y 1s@A.s = - gass srs,,,,
81 iaDof. Now s.' - -. = .shssat
NsU % - 10 s's : : - - 80 !, nj
when y = lussa =. - = .as,.a ~ tssss
IN goia' . .s a., ,,o,, would
greenoacSs en- 49, - -, s,n that
double tiae 'saea = - a. n,,.,s
kind OF mones nas = go - -, s..s.ans,.
would % Eng - - - ! - % i
make gosa "o1sa - - s,o,,lf
greennaeks ano = = = NJ nsr
be worm ifosh 80 - = s,,,a
btsasi. Iox go4a : ..'s 49, -. ,areb IN
TIC would Mks - -, a. ssnts ~
greennaeks 70 pas s''s -. .s,ass,,ra
81 90 In goad' "n'sa. = - = 80
OF value Oh ono 49, - =. 90
Every iarfaef ~ Ass - -. go
this anu hencs sss 80 a - -
the oepfeeaasaa0suu
ayaii.
But asks one, II snis sneo1s Ds : = :.
II why DO you propose 70 psy ~ s''<
The Roadhoiders IN se =,
We ansser Tor tar fss- -. =
bonds were bought - s -
prices and 70 pay sesa oA
gold, viii be paying ssoscs - niao1 -
the government proinlssu - -
The h0nds were psoasIA = - -
backs which were wofss ~ 49, -
nifty cents On the aaaisFs snu - -
Q them Oh in gold now - mel -
: woaA be giving TIE hozluao'us1 -
twice Is much % tne sosean 'a
agreed 10 pay him. ss p - !
the proposition paain. = ooaaaa !
9 gold is now worth M,Aa ~ 800
. backs. Wheat b worth ~ .sopef p'sss
in greanhacks, fae segai sehass % 70
countTy. We nay . haaoFsa Dsass
:, els Of wheat from . iarnleF anu CIV
him ouE note ooaal ms %
% BILE In thirty days. AZ the en-" !
the thirty days, the iartner DOM
Ne Aolder) demands siaS dollars In goo
= in paymcnt Of the note toondl shis
Of h equal to ssin.21 In greeiskaas. -
n We bought his wheat IL greesoae
70 prices Halsi propose 70 pay ~ go
70 backs. Had We Doagnt =
= prices, our note toonal Woasl ~
- been given Tor only slo,' al'sssa' =,
slia, and then II wou'o nase -
PC proper and right 70 pay 1als sivs
IS gold. just % wish .hs psaas''s, ~
y he bougias the noisaS " -
~ prices and shoula Do pau y.
" backs and inos ~ go'a, pT = ~
We wuuld pc giving ann sau.Si a.a !.
- cry Ella 0ofroWeq 's0sh n'ssss -.
Just $500 more tnaA si'r s
o. nssat agreed to pay hlHA. *. \. s SO
reasons sae Deuas'eHas'y als -. = : :
OF the pAme9s IN s''e $500
e greenhack& a..,,
M But aes " sook ~ s''s -
- qusstioa . htsae Iafssssa' go 49,
the deps eanuA - I''.sa - -. !,
nasang me eaflsaasy = a ~ S' ~
"a tent fne eiFcalA.s" ~ = ~ ~, ~, r,
= Banks = aoosis es"s''Vo,s 80 o,n !
currency ~ seCuSSN w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27
YTHlRN'S
PALlACRsF AsnI ION
ole1aaa En- ns
200 Rroadxay,
COUNCIL. HLHFF5, Ia.
rysx Bxsr pace u rus saTy

10 ssrciAass good and pheap ary
t;cle Of clotliag or gents faFnissasg
gpoas. The largest aud naast fasa1
;onable stock ii the e5fy kept cszS
= ~ s,sv. wjalek
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

A ssexnafrh. dated nd Chicago On
Friday, was published yesteruay,
announcing that
1.-THE republican mass Illeetiug ~
ryases,a 81 was largely attended -
sneeIaI trains came from DuDuqae
as,d EreeOorf. Speeches were us1Gle
isg Goyerrsr 0giesby and hon. map
Carpenter aud others.
sThia fiex0afrh was made up IN TN.
caga ard sent throughout the eoail-
m lying I'm lbs statements tlasI .
sa,eriaI train run from Dubuque,
that the meeting wan largely attend,
ri and that q speech vas deiivefpo
Nv Matt Carpenter. There was ne
s.,eeiaf train run from Dubuqaes aiao
mi i half tlouen men went 70 tsss
meeting On the regular trains tns
asfenllas,ce was not large nnmoer
ina les than one thousand penple
Meft. Csrpenter was n0s In Gaiena
ana slsersiors did not maze
speech. .... .s,ss,s
E.,asrsrauer. very trnthiuIly a1ys 9
the management III tie aegoesass!
rress news that III - \ kross GU
rauu. 10th uunIA 11wspape men an
the psihIIe. - Dsbaqse Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

ExaAssxs MAssgEs. There are
4 thousand pretty, engaging little
ways, which every pcfscn may put
on wisbeut running saserisk OF being
dasu1esi affected e fepRish. The
sweet smile, the cordial bow the
earnest mosemeass in addressing .
friend, the inqairiaS glsace, the
graceful attention which ID 80 capsiy-
Siing ahen united with seifpossess.
ios.-.these viii iusasc ~ the good
reaawsls Of even q chHri. More all
sheys ii i certain softiess OF Inanner
which sasoald be cultivated, and
Which. M either asasaas woman adds
Z charm shat asusues e1tin4y Gonna
,,ensates for LAX 1t beauty. and isses.
ttimably enhaacues the latter u y
does exist.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

4. 3. WgIsu, President OF the
Iowa Agricultural Collsge, made
his first visit 70 The ilssslsasioas
lnear Ames,l last week. lie vas
accompanied by Prof Towasen,i.---
Both gentlemen express themselves
well pleased with every appearances
aud prospect of the College aud
Farm.-RegisteF.
IL will be remembered that lhas
man w elsh, is-the carpet bag seza'
asor trosas Florida. He j. stu = .es'
,.3ens Of Michigan.--CaH any othsa
carpet Dagger Furnish . better com
mensary upon the recuustructios
| MANY than does this infamoa1
| scoandrsl s.--Statesuap.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

THE KEIxkn KSkPrKK BLOCK.
The ssrk On shls block o. ouia0T
,sgx vues bgaveiy On. The Dsznsia"
ton ssIls waicha era me Mo-. sso'
.tanti.l In the city, are neAriy ap
and 10y mr. llsc firss ApoT, and me
WIN wbo,e basIdIae wfli - PIT up =
ssss : men can baild b. When ia.
~ - ii vim BE- an ornanaeat 20 ths
city and tina aaOk sal'ss 0aoea
In the city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

@Aaxtceu 1tery h0tei, Wit I'VE
thousand ro0iSiAs - t1 ne fHsfaessiate.
Iy cosssevucsea II this city, provided
he grasstOppers, mn their return
from Ianeallf taty, cnn agree ON some
nina FER - constructions. No doubt
sofne Of the old b. bug settlers VIII
Opposite the enterprise. Rim.
uuessexi right this time old Sasar
sage ssafSer. such D Hotel would
not pay-oId settlers don't go much
ON tainted q Beef !" II Il Is found In
a big ls0kea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

Nm-aIzrAakK.The AoxparsA
republsshes thls morning its fstss
statement about Mr.. VailandighaIn
and the speech, wlsieh they say they
have authority from reliable ms
sorv of the Rsbellioan for asserting
that ID was delivered '.jsass before the
terribis essAi4 at Dull Run" u
there is any work, purporting TO De .
history ofthe bate civil war in Amer
lea, that makes such statement, .. e.
that Hon. G. L. Vallandigham
made the. spesrss from which that
extract purports 10 be taken IN ssoi'
Il |. lust as re-iie-able as the -Yoisf'd-
| rel.
AS We before stated, the speech re-
ferrcd 10 Was .nade in 1850, and the
Dayton Journal, the Radical organ
at the home of Mr.. Nallandigltaial,
has already retnwted the SANDER u
gave eurency 10 by Publishing t'ae
same extract and asserting the sans
lie reiterated this morning Dy tns
Noap0reu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

ExcAwanISy - IT, edles 4 -
Brick block % be sEsrssd py onnss =
{ ofaoes, = tsaassA - =. =
sh.,ut = week wr expect y - sDe
nssons % wosk apea tle fhs1iesssa
walls. This u 10 be Z three story
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

Z ~ Kansms has ceased to bleed. -
The Densocyats of that State propose
h, carry Ii Or Seymour. The Radi-
esx had ossly 1 ,s1ks majority ct the
80 eIesfits,i. ard tue Demo racy
think they can easily wipe that out
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

A@EcpoTg or EoLEAX.n-Ehefe -
= nod joke told about Co1ihx when
he - tl,e Hon. 3T. Fitch were OPP
r,usITv coz5ldates fnE E1n1reH IN
indiana. Fitch had ietteF nom =
prominent Eltisen 81 tlee dlssstcss
mhiclk neeted very severely w.
sak,k 1fefn hi seseF1t parf1
whfch. during q Joint dirc1lsl0n -
tween them. he was In the hfoif 81
rsssilng. CoIfhx OF couFse had no ~
Ply sAst = could ,. pu I. III !. 49, q 80
Mr.. Fitch inaginsd that CplsAx 8 x s,..'
very anxfous 80 ~ ptlselon q the
letter. whereupon he had II exactly
fs,pied, end on the next day q the
discussion purpEAely placed tase co9y
in The way OF Mr.. C0afhx, who very
naturally gObbied Il up. IN the SUD
seuuent day. wiaea they met, Mr.
Fifah nefarrsd Ia the letter he had y
his n, 1e3on, etc, wheFes1pon Co.
Ear snranG to his feet and branded
s5sa stntassiestf as 4 cAluinfiy daet fe
would - lpnaer enduEes and defleo
aim =, show the Letter. FurnInf
apoa him, Fitch said us that wnS'
you want, you little rAAalz noe
mink that you stple that esser IIsls !
n,k Yesterday, bat yota did not 7
was only d copy Here h the ofig
nal And nov, Mr.. Col1kxs I wouk
proptssa to treat y0u a. . fond maianaa
does q refraetosy boys we're y ~
tfss1 f0.narrtxjw fun WuGiId AhpW t1l
/ - 81 - = .asffrk sstrat ~ 1t tx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

i hoe disease has broken o11s
srncstg a. swins On L0n9 Island
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03
8S@
Drunk.

M
Young man, did you ever stop to
think how terrible that word sounds
Did you ever think what misery and
woe you brought upon your friends,
when You degraded your manhood by
getting drunkR 80, it is a fearful
thing to trample under foot the high
claims that God and man have upon
you. Drunk = How 1t rings In the ear
of loving wife Z HoWit makes the
heart of a fond mother bleed How
it crushes out the hopes of a dying
father, and brings repr6ach and shame
upon loving sisters Drunk See
him as he leans against some friendly
house. He stands ready to fall in the
open jaws of hell, unconscious as to
his approaching state. The wife, with
fearful egesaHd aching hearts sits al
the window to hear her husbands IS
footsteps; but, alas they come not.
He drunk The husbandsthe par
ent, is drunk, spending his time and
money, when he should have been at
home enjoying the pleasures and com
forts Of the family circle. Cd Drunkl
Hsis spending the means of support
for liqueF, while his family is starving
for bread, his children suffering for
clothing. Drunk His reputation is
gone, gone His friends, one by one,
are reluctantly leaving him to his mis-
erable fate. He goes down to the
grave 'unhonoTed and unsuhg. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

HAYMAKING.-As the season for
making hay is approaching, we publish
the following discreet advice to farm
ers. from the Ohio Farmer
Don't dry your hay two much. Hay
may be dried till it is as worthless as
straw. As a good coffee maker would
say, Don't burn your coffee, but brown
it !, SO we. say, Don't dry your hay,
but cure It. Our good old mothers,
who relied upon herb tea instead of
'pothecary medicine gathered their
herbs when in blossom, and cured
them in the shade. This is the phi
losophy Of making good hay. Cut in
the blossom, ard cure in the shade.
The sugar Of the plant, when it is in
bloom, IS In the stalk, ready to form
the seeds IF the plant is cut earlier,
the sugar is not there if later, the SUI
gar has become converted to woody
matter. Hay should be well Wilted in
the sun, but cured in the cock. Bet
ter to be little too green than too dry if
Oh putting In into che barn, there is
dsnger Of heating in the NOW, put on
some salt. Cattle will like itnone the
less.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

ABOUT MoLEs.- Mr.. Weber. one Of
the s1Ua4ts of Zurich, Switzerland, re-
Gently examined the stomachs of a
humber of moles caught in different
localities, but failed to discover there
in the slightest 7estige of plants or
foots + whereas they were filed BY the
remains of earth worms. He shut up
several of these animals ii 4 box con-
tanning earth and sod with growing
grass, and a smaller case of grub or
earth-Worms. In nine days two moles
devoured 341 white worms, 1913 earth :
worms % cateTpillars, andr a. dead
mOusei FED, with a mixed diet of raw
meat and vegetables, the moles ate the
meat and left the plants and when
vegetables exclusively we're dealt out
to them in twenty-four hours both
died ef starvation. re
"A correspondent of the North Wes-
tern Agricultural states he found corn
in the stomach of freshly killed mole.
This proves that moles do eat grain,
even if they do not eat grass Farm
eriS Chronicle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

: y !
A New York paper conceives the
following to be a specimen OF the cor
respundence home from our Chinese
visitors . 4 81 s M
Dear Whang TWang <
Jolly tiEne-NeW Y YOrk-big city
much dinner-no rat-bah mo cat
bah plenty dog, but. no cook 'em,
Plenty women, teo-no yellow face
pink-bahl-big eyes-bahl-no slant.
ling tom little city
big streets--no like him much-Mounte
Vernon-FiYer=-somebodY's- tomb
great nian-bo long time 8go-seven
thousand years-great man-cut down
tree-tOld a iie--Whip semebodyLdiod
old BHrly told rs all about him re
much interested--opent eyea--say yes,
every little While-great man Lhafi-
kari, AA TEE H0G.9 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-03

Proud q Pendleton.

AEAMst
The cleveland Herald aaEEsI chat, apart from
politics George endIetCnts 9 citizen OF
Aeain this the SandusbSE Hel5lsteI u 81 -
9 firm 81 WnfCn we pNS, - - -
chine sft = l6rthWith ground out &a
RRobD or PEez pIEIoN.
Proua of the man who claimed our Nation
could not work out It's ON p afsl on
Proud Of the Copperhead VINO TAU - 80
Our Union heroes WrongfullY lousAt
Proud Of the IN 1iseE0Dle g snht4 4sfN %
Who plotted with VallandtRh Rham
Proud i7f the narrow u11nllect TOOL
Bred in ViT1iniaas rebel BonooL ztfT
Who never protest dared 70 raise 5.afrs stfrE
Against the rebels bloody Fays4 af
Proud OF g man who nought could say
Against Et. Pillows bloody nay
And silent lived with bated DEeath4
Proud Of the Wretched parl1ssin
Who feared 70 speak out ike 9 5laa+A' l'
But Elxulked in Democratic stlssA - gyt
And at these crimes no pro o.sss .szs.41 iLl--A0
Proud Of him as an honesS N@1loH'
Vile leader of repud1a61o1
Proud Of his DeTnoCftsbLc s-Ases eAgg
That slIonfed freedom aided slavery!
Proud Of the EnaAAoW AA1et1 W. a5AsAEeu
A living platforms Wntcn declared
The war 4 failure, when our heroes
Were crushing ont the Soathern heroes
Great heayenl when proud Of such as hes
May Satan then be proud Of me.