Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

and - the martyrs look Seeleneo 70 tnsU
fate. il 10 y b supposed that thsis exanple
will b followed BY others, sad - many
souls will b. made happy during June -
there we're this menth, in fact, W knew sf
several whs are only Whiting favorable sp-
pertunity.
Jonx Dsns 4 Co's., PLew FAc1osY.-
Though located three miles from shis city,
aud in The 6ourishing village Of Hslins. eur
people take great pleasure 10 the msatioa
Of this immense eslablishasot, and % every
possible opportunity, point Il cut - TIE
leading fsetesy Of IL kind b the wsfld. .asd,
vigorous old John Deere - one Of the
leading heroes Of ths Northwest. In honor
sfhim and the great work hs hes wrought
cut in bic day, W sspssduss Ne following
from the Chicago kspsbliean:
rLow AND cuLslvArss nAxurAcsvlsas.
The eldest, widest known, and leading
firm 10 Deere / %. It, position to-day 10
the result Of Z westy ysass untiring labor.
Desrss Moline plsws ere known wherever
plows are used in the West. Jehn Deere
may bs called pioneer, if net the pion-
ser, plow manufacturer in Illinois. No man
has done more, and few, il any, have dsns
as much to sstaplish for Illinois plowss
repu: .tiop that has never Jet been sclipssd
anywhere. He has bsen . manufacturer
in Illinois thirty ysars. All plow naksrs
respect and honor hin fer his skill snd sue.
cess, and eoncsds the service he has rsn.
dsrsd Western agriculture By his efforts.
Frsn The eraasst plsw shsp twenty ysars
age, whsrsas we're forged plovs for prairie
breaking, the business has grown 70 . c.
paeity for building from $4,000 to 10000
plevs pss year, and 10 to ts Increased du.
siae the present sst ssa TO 6o,00o plews
PER year. Moro plows are made here svesy
week than were at frse made IN years.
Think Of 600 TO 900 plows pc, week the
beams sand handles Of which ere eat sad
shaped from Egyptian" oaks the nsls-
boards, shins and landslide cut, moulded
tempered and polished from Pittsburgh
steel :ths nuts, bolts, standards, besses,
t., nAnulActused from the irsn bars the
whole parts pat together, eiled, vanished
and branded, ready for shipmsnt-900 per
week | Aud yet 90 great il the demand Of
the prairie farmers orders cannot bs filled
Tas brick aud stone building which On.
close more than 200 msn-the buoy osss in
this hivs-who work such ma4vsls Of shape
" plows cut Of this mass Of raw material,
cover an sr9 . o. $40 (, st long and au aver
ass Of 75 fat wide. three stores high, sx-
sspt that portion Of it devoted to the black.
smiths. This dosa not include the wooden
buildings on the premises, nor does il in
eluds building 1875 BY IS feet, two stories
high, the foundations for which are now
laying. Within this area, in the maaufae-
turs Of about 30 kinds Of plows, the "Havk-
eye" Sulky Cultivator and the D. res
Walking Cultivator, are consumed annually
from 800 to 400 tons Of steel. the same
amount Of wrought iron, about 2e0 tons Of
cast iron, and 7OO.O 900 feet Of hard wood
lumber, chiefly oak from south Illinois aud
Indiana, with some white ash from Miehi-
gan. Every thing thst goes int those
80, 900 plows, sxcspt the mallsable iren, 10
manufactured within this area.
Il 10 net my purpose 10 q into minute
descriptions Of the products Of THE estab-
lishnsnt. They are veil snsush Known
the Deere plows-fro0 the Arse pattern
made up to the latc-t "P. p" the crown
ing glssy ssd scientific trisnph ol accsmu-
lated experience and skill, having bcsu rep.
resented q every plow trial and agrisultu-
raj show 10 ths Western States. II 10 enly
my purpose to show how sucoessfully maa-
ufassnres have bsen and nay b built sp
here, sud how surely they bring wealth
aud indSpsndsnes 70 the esnounity In
which thsy thrive.
Tnarsls Accnss4.-LiltIs Ttsnk, ssa
u Dr.. 7. s. Snith. Of Piasant vallsy 1swu.
chip. bright lad about ,sa ysass q ass,
net with dtsadful sseidssl - Saturday.
Hb father wss shepplag Asva tsss, and
b stood near ~ y - u all. Uaissts.
sassly II fsll 10 . direseisa sssssssy 10 sx-
pselaaieo, - sssshed eAe Ytlle tsalov ~.
asaah IL wight, brsakiae bic highs, asl
sstssvi1s iejasing bis bsay. He wss -
ken %. for dssd. surgical ~ inusiiaGsly
saansasd. and Last evening Il vas thsught
thas As might ssesvss without tAssWlhl -
esssily II aaputstes. We hsvs net htsrd
ftsa him to-day, bat tsust the bitter cup sf
sorrow In the Doctors koily may net b
Allied - svss6swisg.
LBssAl.-John J. Dixwsll, Esq, lead
ing Boston banker, va in eur city resent.
II. He sssms to have strong and sbilisG
faith in The prosperity Of this plaes. h
licked Over his property and thsa subserib.
Cd one thousand dsllars y he Third strssi
nAilsay, ave hundred asllas - ~ Rsei
Islsnd Railroad, and Ave hundred lnses 4
the opening u Perry street. Verify il b I
geed thing 70 snjey that ssstlsusn's pre-
ssscs in oue city. We trust be win fnd
II osavsnisns To eens sftsu.
Tss 0ensa Hrss Ssheel slsssd shsiI
piesis Of tsstssasg, wasA shs chtldrsss bail
10 whish 400 SAildssa sf Ne sshssl wii
saks part TIE b1l ssansnsss at . s'assl
sAis sfssfsssss. and esatipdss sasl 10 M
svssisg. Had Tie wsaGkss bssc plsasea
te-lay ths sAildrss vssA Asvs termed b
possession and assehsd thssugh seas :
tAe principal streets. These VIE wish 4
help ths school can Do II ~ better than h
attsad the ball this svsaiss. The admis
oion 10 only ten . snts.
i Theussads Of psrsoas have bsea cured Q
Rheumatism and Neuralgia the past thre'
years BY the uss sf Lsllsmand's Specific
DR.. wa. 4. Mehurray, Of St. Lsui
n ed lsts Assistant Susssoa q. 9. A.. cay
he ssgaeds I. - the GssaA Ksasdy 70
} those diseases. For sale BY oil druggists
:. Jno. b. Rlosd General Agent, soathwss