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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
NorthWnteTn uniea Picket Company.
"white Collar" Line,

Rssul.r faro TO ST. Louis rwo DOLLARS, until fur
thor orders
Dsily limo Of passenger Packets 70 81. Louis and
III iat.,m.date points, consisting Of tho TOM.
JA1Pnn. c.ps.in Burnett, master the I'LL FL
m fFA00A, Captain Robt Hill, master, one
OF which will leave the landing each day It
$50 .. N.
Tho shove boats will make close connection
with those running between this point and st.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made IN
Transferring 1t Rock Island BY which passen gers
can reach ST. Paul - hours in advance Of any
other limo.
In addition 70 the shove the passenger and
freight Packets WobxyD 0ePIRD. Captain
Moses Hall, master; vIoT01Y, Captain SEQ
field, master, and the PALMER, will make reg
ular trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph and Southern Pacific Road to all points
wort Of the Missouri river.
Patronise the Line that reduced the rates.
Fer freight or passsss apply 70 the ,fhce Of the
Company. corner Blondeau and Leyce.
S. M. ARcHER, Agent.
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CITY NEWS.
II cen AIRY AT III II + :
The Meeting Last Evening.

Although bat very brief notice had boon
given Of the meeting, the attendance was
very large and the gathering was character
lied By the usual manifestation Of Repnbli>
can enthusiasm. Brief addresses we're made
by Adj't General Baker and General J. 3.
Weaver, following which WAS short speech
by Hon. Geo. w. McCrary. This is the first
opportunity that Mr.. McCrary has had OF
addressing his fellow townsmen during the
present campaign. His speech was a telling
ono, and had marked effect upon the audl-
ence. II isto b hoped that We shall hear
from him again on Monday evening next, 1t
which time there will be the last rally Of the
campaign.
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Uniasso market.

3 OnI00K0 m0EAOE
HFAAG.ph1 o"oAso' Get. ~
s1Rcrr--yuprovsd demand: nrmer feeling; sales Of
bpsfne sxfrAa 1t u t01as5 or low to good
Whsat- Quiet; s1So4c higher on No L sales at u 70
a.; Ro2 81 f4sSUiex, closing at 81 1919 i6 No 3
81 o406 rejected o4os,
corn-puIf aud nrmss, No 7ahas2. closing at ~;
No 77Os, closing At inside; new Feto.
= Oaaa- Firmsr AID quiet NJ a..
Rys-puli, No 81 tsSl0, closing Al sNgio Nc 2
81 070s.
Dlr,sy-More actiys and lower; No u 5lgh, closing
81 Sl1sS1 reJecfedH 2aNs.
ssess-Tfmothy duh; Aominsiy ealer; s2 20 ss9 fer
common to good
Proyisiaps-Gf orally quiet aud unchanged mess pei
shade frmer Sc 501 81 short RIB iddles rm At as
al4 dry sslttd Shoulders inactive, nominslly TO-
Lard IIArt re- old 16z1A; new l6G14.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

PROGRESS. Columbus sailed to the Amer
lean coast in four hundred ton ship, and
first landed upon the Island Of St. Domingo.
Last week vessel from St. Domingo m
loaded in New York over four hundred tons
of ST. Croix Rum for P. Il. Drake Co.,
Of that city. This is but few weeks supply
Of this article, which these gentlemen use. in
the manufacture Of the celebrated PLAsTA-
r1oN Buffers. We are informed BY an ex-
change that Messrs. Drake b Co. have not
advertised dollar for year, but that the
sales Of this article continue at the former
enormous figure. In 1854, the receipts OF the
PLANTATION BlrrrRs were equal to those OF
the New York & New Haven Railroad.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German cologne, and sold at halt
the price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

AcclpHNr.-Mr. Haines, resident Of this
city, and engineer on the steamer Davenport
OF the Northern Line, was very badly injured
yesterday while 10 the discharge Of his duty.
One OF his arms waa caught between two
pieces OF machinery and terribly mangled.
Other portions of his person were also very
much injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

A YOUTH named John Lawrence, who re-
sided with his widowed mother near Sum
mitville. was shot and killed by the accident
al discharge of gun, in his own hands,
few days since. The case is very sad one.
The mother was dependent upon bis labors
for support, and she is now almost deprived
Of every means of gaining livelihood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

nor nor, Arrives on Saturday snd W s
day, Il . o'clock ?. M, ana Depal''on 4'
and fhursday, 1t ! o'clock :. N.
army yo4NaOM, Arrives on Sunday
aud Thursday. 1t o'clock p. M, ana uepaf's On
Tuesday and Friday, at = m
snnY DnR9R Al, Arrives ON Tuesday
and Friday, It 5 ,. m, and Departs on "ednes-
day and Saturday, At 7 .. m.
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By Telegraph. INV npx Get ~
Flour--without decided change; rather more doing
so9o SO for supsr state western 10 oo q 2 extra west
ern 1852 60.
Wheat-Irrefosr aud unsettled, opening nrmtr
closing At about yesterday prices 81 sosse No2 sprps
u g; 81 65x fer Mol.
Rys-Dull.
BAFleJ-HsaTJ,
Corn-Inexnlar; slowly advanced Ease per hushel
closing du un.ound u l21l5 closing at 81 1871 for
prime parcels
Mess Pork-Firmer fair demand al t2o 1897 for reg
ulRr.
Beef-steady 1l9la for plain mess; 1se2s 20 for
new extra asss.
Cut Heats-steady and qaiss; II ek for shoulders l.
for hams.
Lard-s.e and quiet; l5Ngl7X for steam 10
u for kettle rends red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

ALL soldiers u the late Unios army Who
vere confssd q prisoners ef ~ = Tyler
Texas, or 10 any other rebel pr'son-pen =
that STATE, will confer great favor % sne
Government By calling It the ofics OF inc
undersigned. W. p. Co'Llss =. Il
nct20 n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

Tbs RlvsRslD1 for November is splendid
number. There are two stories from the
pen Of Hans Christian Anderson, who is 70
be regular contributor. A fine frontispisce
nice illustration by barley, and more than
the usual variety Of other matter.
Published by Hurd & Houghton, New
York
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Thar WEDDING.-It was in our mind and
heart to have msde more timely notice Of
the wedding which occurred on Wednesday
evening 1t the residence Of Mr.. A. b. Chit
tenden, but we we're prevented from 80 doing
BY the lateness Of the hsur At which the On
tsrtainment closed.
The fair bride was Miss Lucia, daughter OF
the gentleman before named, the bridegroom
Mr.. Henry L. Curtis, of Mount Vernon, @.
The affair was most brilliant and imposing
one, for which ample and extensive prepare
tons were made.
The bride was richly attired in robe Of
pare white silk. The bridesmaid, four in
number. were georgeously and becomingly
appareled. The groom and groomsmen we're
dressed spropos, and the scene altogether
was one Of great splendor. Tho ceremony
was performed in very sble manLer BY
Rev. B. Judkins, Pastor Of the Congre9a-
tional Church Of this city. The party stood
during the ceremony beneath An arch Of
thiekly woven roses and syergreens. The
beauty and fashion Of Keokuk we're fully
represented.
The supper hall was . commodous one,
constructed expressly for the occasion. The
tables were spread with the most delicious
ediblss prepared after the best style OF the
art, and very tastefully arranged.
The display Of costly presents Was very
profuse, and constituted one ofths attractive
features of the occasion. A fine band Of
music was in attendance, and those of the
party who chose SO to do, participated in the
may dance until the "wee sma hosrs. !"
The affair was, on the whole magnificent
one, and complete success in every partic-
ulaP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

PrsrrrrIY splendid, are the heavy forelEn
clothes which are now on exhibition = las
Stsrn & Cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

NsHLRs's HEaa BIrTERs.-This great
household remedy, which has literally taken
the Rast BY storm, and conquered the whole
isld q Tie strength Of it unqusstioned nsr-
il, y .ow sold By ill oar druggists and store
ksspsss. Everybody ought 70 nee it.
deodlW
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nARRErs BY TELEGRAPH

cn,sago Live STOCK market.
~ TsleEraph.I oHicAso' oct' 20
Recei, t,Cattle q cars hogs 81 carr, sheep cars
Csttls-E1.r. 62l GERS; fair to good 2aao 8 =.
Uoss-Dsooping; extra 25GI IL good to choice
1907 12k.
eheep-Ohoice3 1904; good 1858 So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

REMKMBEa this and cut it out that Vencill,
Jones l. Co., have stock Of clothing that
al can select from, and 6nd inst what they
want.
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st. Louis market.

BY Telegraph sf- LOUIS. Oct y.
Ylour-Lover; little demand except Tor low grades o.
supsr: extra t6s66 10.
whe.t-very heavy and lower; prime tie choice red
81 60d7TL; sp, Ing nehangei.
Corn-puli and lower; slgl 05.
Oats-EAsier; 4e96olf.
Bariey-unch.nged; prime and choices Iowa ~ o.
choice III 81 10.
Rys-Dun and Iowa.; 81 oSGl2
Pork-Qnie $50 rs, shoulders 16k; clear sides IN
GA
Jard-Quet; IS for choice fierce; iol. for key
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

Tns Chicago Journal says that Seymour's
pettyfoggins speech delivered in that city
was not equal to Blair's. It must have been
roor enough, if worss than Blair's speech
here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

INFORMATION WAxrED.-Who keeps the
best and cheapest oysters in town; Z. Y.
Cox, 1t the Oyster Depot on Second street.
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M A S Q n I G.

Eagle lodge N o. 10-Hoideitsregularm meeting
thsArst Tuesday evening or moon In each
month.
Hardin ledge He. 30-HoIde Its regular
monthly meeting the 1rst Monday evening In each
onth.
AasoAfe Hall-Oorner Seventh and Main streets
cate City Royal Arch Chapter Ne. l.
Hold hs regular meeting the Arst Friday evening In
sarh month.
CaHviA C0aAell 10. 6-Hoidsi its regular sstt
~ the second Rridsy evening In each month.
Oanaseu1 ConnAnAefy 81 KAights
TenplaF He S-Helds eoUelavss every Wednss.
~ evening for drill and instrnetion.
He'll In Oeurt Houae-op Sifsh strsss
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Conn MkAL-8 lUV - oo
BUfrna-30 to 35c p b.
Beetle.
PurLrRY-Live Chickens 81 rs to 81 rs & dos.
SoReHun-35 to 45c per gallon.
PosAross-Nsw roc 70 81 y bushel.
swrEr PorAross-Whits 81 Is to 81 40.
OsIoxs-s5e to II 90 per bush.
LAsp-City cured 194c Per ID. Country cured
l7cto 18c per ID.
BBnsvAx-36 % $50 per lb.
TALLow--In bbls, II to l2c; loose loc per u,
FaArHERs-Prime 500 to 500 per b.
HAss-Cotton, 30 per ID.
WH1rR BKAss-Common to good 81 IS to 90
Cnsssz-Gosd country l6e. Factory zoo.
yrsssAa-Rllisston's Cider Zoe per gas'
BRAH--In demand 1t 81 90 per 100 lbs.
Faurrs-Green Apples - 50 to - SO per barrel
Dried Apples u to 14c per ID. Dried
Peaches, IA to l9s; none in market.
SsEns-Tinothy dull ct - IS to 2 As. Glover
81 ID. Fiax ssed 81 Is to 81 o..
oILs-Coal oil a5c. Linseed, raw s. IS, boiled
8 %: LAfd; No. y 50, No. 2 y ~.
Hogs, good lots, s. to 80 so gross. Sheep
"a 70, 3 30 gross. Veal Calves from IS %
to SO 90
BAcos-Ctty cured canvasssd hams Zoe, shout
de.s l3c, clear sides lie. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lac; sides 1890 .
poRK-Mms. ~ TO ~ per Dbl.
WeoL-Tub washed As to 49c.; fleece do fine
IS to 40; anwsshed, Is to Csc.
HAY-Timotby choice in active demand ut from
- o. TO 41e 90 per ton. Prairie IS oo
to So 90.
WOODS 50 to - 50 per cord according to quail
itY, in good demand.
H4Dns-Gsssa,sse; do cured IOc; dry fint Zoe;
do salt | Sc per ID.
SALr-Laks 93 20@3 IS. Ohio River IS 70
GLAss-sxIo ~ -. Rates discounted IS to 40
- per cont
| gNAnR-1S ~ Eotn9.
L M ~ -
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Toiedo marnet.

BY Telegraph TOLEDO, oc'' ~.
Flour-Dull and declinng.
Whsat-2c Iowse white Michigan Il 80.
Corn-eteady; held 1t So; So bid.
Osts-Dull; No 2 40.
Rye--Sc lower; 81 IL for No !.
Bsrlsy-choics Canada e d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
Notice 70 Lot Owners.

AT meeting Of the City Council Of the
IA the City Of Eeokuk, held oct. H. A. D. 1858 the
following Resolution adopted:
Ressrsd That the OF Lots l. 8. 9, 10, H. and
H. Blocks le4 and 49, and Lots /, 2, s. and 8 In
Block 1877, and Lots !, 2, 3. 4, and g. in Block 4 in
Reeves, Perry Williams Addition, fronting Nor
gan street BE- directed to have plank walk nye feet
wide made in front Of their respective Lots by the t,
day Of November next the plank to hs laid erosswise
the be done in accordance with the Ordinances
of the city
losrify the above to be copy OF Resolution passed
by ths City Council Of TIE City Of keoknk.
Given under my hand and thu Seal OF said City
sHaI.1 this 10Th day Of October A 1893.
Il. nELGHMAN,
Clerk Of the Council Of ths citv Of Keokuk.
oct3O ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

DURING the present term Of the United
States Circuit Court, now sitting 1t Des
Moines, Judges Miller and Love presiding,
application vas made BY the Attorneys for
the parties having judgments against Counties
and Cities for Railroad Indebtedness, and
whose psrsmptoFy mandamusss have been is-
sued, for An order commanding the U. .. Mar
shal to levy and collect tax for the purpose
Of raying said judgments. The application
va argued pro and con BY several Attorneys,
and after being taken under advisement, the
Court unanimously decided that they had no
pososr TO grant the authority asked for BY the
plaintiffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

The Republicans of Montross Township
met in Convention Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 2sth, pursuant to . call TO nominate
candidates for Township officers. The Cos
yention organized by electing II. b. Wilson,
Esq, Chairman, and ". Fl. Morrison, Esq,
Secretary. The following nominations then
we're made: For Supervisor Thos. Sawyer },
Justices Of the Peace, b. q. Wilson, J. J.
Brice, J. s. Lakin; For Constables, J. B.
Barber, VIM. Jones, Martin Trimble; For
Assessor, Geo. Curtis; For Trustees, Jacob
Renwald, c. A. Beckley, Robt. Reed For
Clerk, E. Cooper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

PATENT pantaloon drawers, a Ike Stern
h Cos.
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81. Louis Cattle mark.'

By Telegraph b. Louis, yet ~
Cattls-Dull law.r and Irregular SHIPPING isInsnd
common to choice, for city consumption, sdb gross
Hogs-In iarg. supply; dull al eG7h gross.
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Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
apr Cor Main and Fourth Sta.

kfOR SALE.-Lots and 2, in Block AZ,
Il Reds Addition. Price $50 ZACH lot
Also Lot 10, Block 1es, Concert Street, between
18th and 18th sts. Title perfect Price t4oo
Aso Lot D. half OF Lot Block - In kilbonrnes Ad-
dition 70 Keokuk with story frame dwelling con-
tanning three cellar ostsfn stable and tie best
variety Of fruit TO be found In this city the
quantity Of land. This property form ery occupied
by p. 4. Ward. Title perfect. Price 81 900.
Enquire OF H. h. TEN kYGH.
aug2o Corner sth aud Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

P1scs goods and gents' furnishing goods,
at Vencill, Jones 4 Cos.
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FRssosAL.-We were pleased to receive .
call last evening from Judge Caldwell, OF
Clark county, No., who il on his way East.
The Judge brings promising reports Of the
political prospects, in his State, District and
County. The 6rst named will, he thinks,
give Republican majority Of 20,009. The
Eighth District will elect Col. Benjamin by =
majority Of about s, 900, and the county will
give Republican majority Of 800. Hurrah
for Aissouri and Clark county
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financial and Commercial.
rroKUx MARKET.

tssfsSsed dairy y STOW 4 Hvsxa, Comm 'fsion
Merchants, Second street
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Saw YORK Finances.
By Telegraph haH YORK, Oct -
Goid--Closed 81 1885,
Governments shade lower.
Coupons of 81 AZ aI5l@ do 'G2 IL; '6t 1lA@A
IS IL, new 1875; do'61 1891; '6s 1914 lo-4os 81
OK.
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MYdwelling house for rent for six months.
Inquire Of Hickey l. Nilsey, at Real Estate
Office. Il. STRoSo.
oct29-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

BaowH's Bronchial Troches, for Pulmona.
~ and Asthmatic disorders have proved their
efficacy BY test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men Who
have used them.
Those who are suffering from Coughs,
Colds, Hosrseness, Sore Throat, &C., should
Try "The Trochss," simple remedy which
il in almost every case efectol. deod1w
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Also, two story Brick Dwelling House, containing
rooms cellar, cistern frame b.rnlot 81 feet fort
aAd ll0 dss located tho Of sth aud Bsni
etrseta.
Also, LotA, block 49, on Dss Monsa Street, betwss
7th anA esh Streets. Price t4oe.
Alse, lotS ~ and H. Block loa, on Morgan. between
llth and l2kh Streets.
Also Lots and, Block is3, and East half lot Fay
stts square, Man street. between 9th and 10th sts
Also, 90 scrss lssd-hsif improvsd-sdioinins land
owned by Cunrsd Anton, about three miles from town
Price $1,000; half cash.
Also, 8 ssrcs ofehoies Grape land, one milo shoy.
Observation-Disclosures Il and In sruitai under fsnce,
with email ffAns dwelling. RriC. $500; half cash
Also. no acres ofland Sugar Greek. Price u
per
Also 10 acres Of lAnd near Hnsboro, Jefferson Go
No nsAr the Irsn Mountain Railroad, about So miles
from 81 Louis rs under cultivation and balance
heavily absrsd With good log house Kitchen ciser
milk house. chicken house. barn and stable with choice
lot OF fruit trees This properly will be sold for 1000
eIchang led for improves property In Keokuk.
II. B. TEN-EYCk,
Insurance snd Real Estate Agent,
opf Cor, Main and Fourth Sta
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For Sale.

a Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
n cellar, stable, cstern, nice garden. grapes and
variety OF fruit treesful lot ali in good oondi-
RranhlIn between 18th and l4th streets. Title
good Price xi200-hali cash, balance lime, En-
qars Of .. B. TEN-sCk.
Real Estate and Insur anos Agent,
iu16 Cor. ath and Main sts.
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Tas BsnErIr EnrEaTAIxAEST 81 dsAus
Or.sA Tsours.-The announcement in full
Of the entertainment for the benefit Of the
Messrs Carriers will be found on the drss
paxs this morning. The object in view y
one which commends itself 70 every sympa-
thizing man and woman, and We are pleased
10 know thai our citizens are laboring zeal
ously for successful contamination Of the
proposed plan. We hope to see such . turn
out upon that occasion q Keokuk never be-
fore saw u any public entertainments The
committee having the matter in charge has
decided TO offer the choice andreseryed seats
1t auction. The sale will commence at 10
o'clock to-day at Ayres Bros Music Store.
The highest bidders will secure the best seats.
IT is well.known fact thaa the Circassisn
beauties possssses magnificent headslof hair.
lifts possession can lend additional charms
to the semi-enlishtened ladies Of Cicassia,
how much more does it sdorn the beauty Of
our highly-cultivsted American bellies. II
is easily attained BY the use of "Barfstta
Vegetable Hair Restorer. - Washington
ID. C.) Chronicle. d6w1w.
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AUR RENT-A two story brick Dwelling
- House, with 8 rooms, situate on Fifth, between
Fulton and Franklin streets Possession nov. Price
$50 per month. Ii. u. TEN EYCa.
Ksokuk. Oct, IL, 1st6
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Star AgrfcuItural WORKS.

TIME ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
FACTURISG CO., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers Of General Agricultural Ma
chIBeEy, Comprising the celebrated "StaI'
ThreshInz Machines; "star" Railway or
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
'.SLv ~ Cotton Gins and condensers; Circular
Cross-eut S2WmIlIE; Vegetable Cutters; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills; Power
Corn Shelters; Dog powers, &C., dc.
We wish 70 call the particular attention Of
Farmers To our Celebrated STAR"
THRESHER and CLEANER, which, RS Ia
tsly improved, we claim Is far superior TO
any other machine now in market. 1t Is
compact and easily portable, SIMPLE in It's
construction, and therefore easy 10 operate
by the most inexperienced, and will do It's
work with marvellous rapidly and Perfee.
ton, and, and with comparatively tire least
demand upon the strength Of the animals
We nave made recent improvements in
this machine by which We are enGoIeo 70
Thoroughly clean The grain under almost Any
combination OF difficulties, and We are n3N
using an entirely new and enecuSe aSLt! aIS
for relieving the feeder OF dust thus N ~
the operation of thTeshtng IS eonIoL - a. =
and safe as with the ordinary nnSsEutHIss ~ n
annoying and frequently desHuCuHe Vi
Thsse Machines ara made OF suitable sizes
for our 'Sf9T' Railway 2Horse Poser and Tor
our tse5tar'' Lever powers ior : ana o nofses-
For sale b. our agents ana ue4Ae4s gene
ralty. For full paFIieularss send 1or ouF linus
ira1erI ISescTfptfve Circular and Price Last.
SoTrespondents will please address The
AIbauy Cotton Gin manufacturing
co. p o. Drawer I62, Albany,S Y
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GheGntelliqerrer
ON THE OTHER SIDE.
NJ A. A. HOPKINS.

We go our ways In life too much alone;
We hold ourselves too far from all our kind;
Too often we sre deaf to sigh and moan;
Too often 10 the weak and helpless blind;
Too often, where distress and want abide,
We turn and pass upon the other side.
The other side is t1odden smooth, and worn
By footsteps passing idly all the day;
Where lie the bruised ones who FAINT and
mourn
Is seldom more than an untrodden way.
Cur se'fi.h hearts are for our feel the guide
They lead US by upon the other side.
It shonld be ours the oil and wine to pour
Into the bleeding wounds OF stricken ones;
To take the smiIten. and The sick and sore,
AMI bear them where a stream OF blessing
runs;
Instead, we look about-the way is wide,
And 30 we pass upon the other side.
o, friends and brothers, gliding down the
years,
Humanity is calling each and all
In tender accents, born of grief and tears!
pray you listen 10 the thrilling call!
You cannot. in your seItishneSs and pride,
Pass gu1ltIeSs by upon the other side!
!i0oreS Rural NeIU Yorker.