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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

UNExAnPLED BOLDNsss. was .
case Of HOUSE, fsbbiBg q the residsncs Of
Jso. AcCuns, ESQ, on Sabbath morning
last. which for boldness, surpassed any
thing that Aas cone within Tho range Of ear
knowledge for these many days. The front
room as the right - you enter the building is
occupied y Ar. 3. Worrall and LADY, thu
one sdjoinine i b Am eldsrly lady. Mr..
Worrsll's noshsr. while lhsisnsSss 4 The
house were partaking Of their msiatiDal re-
psst ct the time above referred to, an indi-
vidual bearing tho image Of man, entered
the room laet MENTION and comuenced 10
execute his design in the most hurried man.
ner, ~ was evident from The way in which
things we're left. He Arst overhauled the con-
tents Of The top drawer Of bureau; not Ind
ing the object Il his search in this, he ran
sacked the next one in the same style. Here
was found . wallet containing $500 10 money
which he appropriated to himself. On top
Of he hsreau Nv t~0 sold waaehss, ON q
these hs also took. Mr.. Worrsll's lady fssl-
ing iadispoSsd, renainsa u her room; her
attention having Assa ersstsd ~ ~ noise
in the adjoinins roos, she approached the
door I'D spsssd ~ assl6 did ~ ~ Sssr
which led from thsast = shsaalt opened and
through il vanished sAs one Who had bsss
perpstrating the robbery. Az he departed
be threw tho stslen watch onto bed, takise
With hin The 500 II money. AAalGrM ~
Q, once gi-en and I'll dligepcs vss exc rcised,
but the thief aaaagsl y seGape usA9ese4-
I'd, and no trace Of hin has ~ yet been
discovered. We have etalsd hat The rob
bery vas committed shils the family uas Il
breakfaat, but = this may leave room for
speculation = = IL sasst 6ss. " viii
state for shs inforsssAios of the psblic sen-
orally, and few Individually. that the deed,
that 10 the robbery, vAs perpenated At
(aboat) 8 O'Clock, = words - sAas eject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

AooUr o1oluu U00-6 mau va ar
ressed b. oaIc.r brisht. ~ eAe apecial Police
force, vesterday vkels = 4,llesed had il ii.
,o,seea;su II The tina ( atalea hor,e. ne will
be ND for trial to-0ay.
DR. Wiaslov returned ron 81. Louis yes-
t.rday without .hsvipg discovered any trace
Of thu animal which vs. stolen from him a
few days since.
--e> 49,
WREKIk9 WIL4ONs SbWING MAeHtAAs.
Mr., y J. barrows, General Travelling
Agent, 10 juse opened : hae Assertaent Of
machines q Ayrss 1 Rro,. Music Store, So
chine viii ID Improved feed motion render
ing il almost ailsat, Together With ito late $.
tashnspts for saniaky s6Atfss1erinR and
crowpiuGs go uakirs 6nttosholeG Z rnsut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

PRor. 81. W. PARKxR, Of Iowa College,
Grinnsil, 10 in town. He presented the
cause of the College in one Of our churches
last Supdag. W. understand that sons q
s1r Gtisl1s propssets - sounssAia9 hsse
soras foaakis iaslitss I'm, which = ~ cd
ut, We believe, in the State, having been
founded about twenty years ago. II has Nm
AeesAtse - ~ t. ersct - ~ 6sss buildings.
- ~ sssaeek q los sssssssky. and in
view Of this feet, Eastern men have already
seagibuts@ 460, 600 - the endowment fund
o. Ais ssM IN, VI 10 subscribed BY Mr.
willinson, Of Rasshanp.en, Massachusetts,.
Among he Ibss4a Io~A ssatsi6sssss = ~
nov buitdisg u - Csi1sss ass 0sssfas'
Merritt - hi brother I'D Ssth RicAasAsss
E.q, 81 Bsntonsport, Who have given 3lo0l
Zach. Mr.. Manning, Of Keosauqna, 10 sls'
large bsnsiessor. Oar own cisissns hav'
not been wanting hitherto in enlightened up
prsciasioa Of Ibis prosperous Institution
Brosnsll Bros. not long since neas Gifi =
the amount Of from 500 to $500. Saccss
to I'll edncstional enterprises il our Grsa
aud rapidly growing State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

Carr. LEWIS BIssEiL.-Ws copy from The
Democrat The following resolutions RELATING
10 tho death of Capt Lewis Bisssll, Il 81.
Louis, mention d which waa made il the
dArE CRY, few days sines.
I The resolutions vers PACED q needing
Of the Missouri Historical GocieGy. h1a1isI
ST. Lonis. and q which Capt. Blsssll - !
member. Hare i ths sxtaes:
HYa. John =. Darby naAa ssmasss sa,sgfsdr
Of the hate CAPT. Lewis 0isesIl, Col. O'RaIon And
other eslass Sesllsrs u ~ var Of 1919. andrew
IN intssssetag dssospsssa = ~ hartsr u %
Louis 1t - ssray dsy, tssehins upes the nAsy
Gen. kaansy introdsesd ths following fssois-
tisps on the death Of Capt Bisrel.
WssaaAs, Oar waived friend Capt. Lewis Bfs-
sell, after . long life Of sc,ivs assfuntss spent
with ", has bees called to his rest 10 The great
City Of the Dead; therefore
Resolred, That We honor ourselves BY honoring
the memory Of this brave and gallant soldier OF
the war Of 1871 2--oas vhass life has besn -splsts
with perlous incidents in the valley of the Mis-
sissippi. rarniag through our history for more
than half century. and during tho time An &C.
tive wo' kmAn building ny great city. lie was
re Of the few survivors OF the battle of Lundy's
Lane, In 1914, the fervest hand-to.hsnd conflict
II Americas arm in our snnals.
Re.pired, That Lewis Bisseli was one u the
earlsst active members Of the Historical Society
--one Who cestrihsted masy iniersstisg facts re-
gArdipg eur sasly history-and ws dsplors bis
loss to us, to his family, and to ths public At
large.
Rssntsed, That warmest sympathy 10 hare,
BY rendered y the wids~ sud ehildten Of the fsr-
ily. and thst the secretary communicats this ~
ton Of the society 70 thsa.
The resolutions we're paired unanimously; AID
orasssa pred spes the nssutss u the sssisty. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
IIYIssI Ms0iTIIl7 IN OUR VoolIy nlpla7IR,7

All kinds Of FAnnerom the cheapest
and gray Domestic Fanns Fannel, plaid Fansls the
western made flannels white Hoods
sta bias, Scsns, Breakfast Mien Leeans 6c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
CIuTH AND CASHMERE nRPAarmEN'

Great Bargains this Chcha Beavers bsc ..,,
Bsssacsushs Doe Skins Fancy Csssimer Wer, ~.
u ~ :. s.. Shaker Jeaus, Tweeds, DC, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
IA cellar. stable, cstern, nice gard o. grApss aud
great variety OF fruit full lot all good eondl
tim FRANKLIN, between 18th and 18th strssts Tits
good. Price $f9e0 = halt cash, bsisaee lima. En-
ssire Of vi fEN-n OK.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Julo R 80 Cor. 4th snd AAin-ets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
u our Mourning Goods Departtmuae,nt
IN OUR SHAWL. DEPARTMENT.

VIII b oond ~ tie observation-disclosures Shaws Misses Shavl, %
ShsS Sqdare Shawls Long Shawls Paisley The shaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

WANDA servant girl to do general
homework; good reference required. En-
quirs 1t Mr. Moors's, on Fifth neasFulton.
delft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
staple Goods Of every DescriDtfon

description Buttos the largest variety the cit,
os Rs;nss a.a,ss fnnnninss Yoke Trimming
Thread lAcss; Veil taces Infants Robes; Rib
bons Flowers; Pumes Ladies', and 59a -
3@- Chdren'D HATS &C., &c.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
original Notice.

- AOVSAA0o
STATE or IOWA,
B"eArman Coumty.
IN Distrief Court, April Tsrm, 4. d., 1863.
Z. s. Cowles, Adiainistrator Of The
estate Of Charles c. Seymour,
deceased,
Augustus Anderson, Ellen Andcr>
son, ID. b. Dedicnt and Harriet
NJ. Seymour.
TO THE ABOVE VA NED DEFEEDA WIS.,
V0u, and each of yuu are hereby notified
III that on the iith day Of February, 1868,
theirs will be file in the office Of the Clerk Of
the District. Court Of Buchanan County, Iowa,
a petition Of T.. :. Cowles, administrator OF the
estate Of Charles {. Seymour, decea sed, claiming
Of you, Augustus Anderson, the spm OF Two
Hundred Dollars, with the intcre st thereon nj
the rate of seven per cent. from the 2sth day Of
December, 1895. on your Augustus Anderson Il
two prcmisory notes, and praying for the fore
closure Of the sI,gage given to secure the pay
ment Of said nutes. and FOL the delivery of said
notes and mortgage BY the defendants, D. Is.
Bedient and H.. NJ. Seymour, and for other
proper relief.
And that unless you appear and answer %
plead thereto, Or before noon 81 the second
day Of the next terra Of the District Court, IN
and for Buchanan County. Iowa, which said
term will commence the sOth DAY Of April,
1865. your default will he entered again st YOU
and juignent rendered as prayed for IN said
petition.
Datei this stu day of February. 1853
BLAIR 4 BRONSON,
n33 I've Auys for Pfr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
How JApAsEsE TRAM CucrxDr,

How JAPANESE TRAIN CUCUMBER
-i'he manner Of cu.iiyating the Gu.
cumber was &c me somewhat novel,
aud ii appears TO me in some respects
superior 10 our mode. Instead Of SOW
Jag the seed IN hills, it IS sown IL
double rows, as peas are frequently
done, .'only at a greater distance apart,
both between the rows and the plants.
say thee feet between the first. The
zines arc supported by placing the
brush wood along each row, forming
az arch, over which they may grow.
The advantages this method pres
ents, are that the fruit is always clean
and straight, ola uniform color on all
sides, aud can be gathered without In
numbering danger or injury to the
vines by tralnping on thcm --Hogg's
GarsIenissg i,s Japan.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
AGENTS vAs1lD n SELL flE HISTORY o.
the WAR BETWEEN THE STATES,
it, Causes, Charse ter, Conduct, and Results,
D. Hen. Alexander n. Stevens.

book for all sections and All parties. This
Accordingly interesting book By fHs aasAr
srAf.snAH Of tho South, presents the most
csmpIcte and impartial ANALYSIS of tho causes Of
tie war which has ever appeared from South
ern pen; It treats without partisanshp, and in
the utmost moderation Of tho character of the
struggle and IN ~ description Of the conduct
Of the war, L gives thoss interior lights and
shadows Of tho conflict only known 70 those
high officers who watehe dtho food tide Of reyo-
luton from it, fcuntsin- springs, and which we're
80 accsssible 70 hr. STEPHENS from his position
- second ohicer Of the Confederate States. The
results Of tho war, present and future have new
Or been treated BY any other suthor. and Mr..
Stephen great abilities hsvo here found their
fullest play.
The intense desire everywhsrs manifested to
obtain tnis work, its oficial Clearwater and ready
sale, combined with an increased commission.
make i the best subscripsou book ever pu blish-
Cd, aad oasrs 70 Assnts Tho Ansst opportunity
q mako money svsr hoard of.Aa tho history u
Esnd for descriptive Circular and Tsrms %
Agents. Address,
ZEIGLERs MCCURuR eco.
Lombard DIsci, chicsgo, IN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

We ask our caltivators, why il is
that all who come under the denom-
ination Of farmers should take sofittie
interest in agriculture +?
Why should the noblest profession
on earth have for many Of its profess
ional friends and co-orcrators these
who rarely read book or open a pa
per. or study line Of truth in the
science from which they earn their
dailv bread?
No lawyer that would make himself
eminent, but feels tile necessity Of a
good library, and secures the opinions
ofall distinguished jurists, courts sc.
and he reads the opinions and fnds
lucas to gaide him in bis own adsanc-
ing way.
No physician but seeks from tAe
practical labors of his fellow craft,
and from their written and printed
opinions, light and knowledge 10 guide
him on his way.
No clergyman but that viii .peruse
the writings and discussions Of oil his
own sect, and even those that differ
from him widely, in order that he
may select the true and reject the
false.
No manufacturer or mechanic bu,
tha. stores his mind With information
from the best books and the Journals
that treats Of the science appertainine
10 his own business,
But the nobiest science, alas for the
farmer He thinks too often that as
he has ploughed from his boyhood, he
understands all about farming and
books and papers are of little use to
him.
How fatal TO his success is this folly.
A lifetime spent in practical farming
only shows TO the intelligent man that
he has but just entered upon the thres
hold Of the great Temple Of Nature,
and according as he desires true
knowledge. Ed certain viii be his
success; but the man that folds his
arms believing he knows all, HeayeL
will withdraw the truth from him.
and success can never rest upon his
labors.- Cai.for,ssu IasTaer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
- '-----4s ''--=--= ~ 2ti4--i
A1sssfUw M ACks.
Tx JOSH btIlISGS.

Ack bust Enter a lap ,lorg carry.
sng boarding sl1ool miss ii llcr arms,
about l6 hands high. 1t .naks tic
dorg puff the dorg lays down The
boarding sAool MSS, and orders mint
.lnlels for two, with the usual suck.
shun. The dorg begins tew Ion tho
boarding skool miss tells him "tew
dry up" (in French), aud tho ,lorc
avs "ho be darncd if he will'' Gin
dr'g,. tGreat sensashun among the
avjance, with cries put him oLt')!
Finally a compromise is affected, the
boarding skool miss kisses the dorg.
with tears in his eyes. konkusion-
Lap dorg discovers a wicked flea at
work on Lis tail-pnrsoos him--rouna
and round tha go-dorg little ahead
somebody hollers out "mad dorr ~
boarding skool miss faints standing
the kuriin drops.
Ack number 2-CTtin hists-scy.
eral blind men in the distance looking
thru key Wholesome of en- seq " he
don't see it = A Shanghi ruster CONS
oat with cpanlcts on and crows "Yan.
kee Doodle-musick by the band
The Shanghi lays an egg on the stage
about the size Of wasp's nest, and
then limps off, very much tired and
re .uced. Curtin sinks for second time.
Act number 3-Cur,in rises slowly
big bolona sarsagc ON a table-bo!o-
ma sarsagc lifts up her head and begins
TO bark-band plays "Old Dorg
Tray" Kat cams in---kats tale be-
gins few swell--bolona ssrsage and kat
has iitc--thay ftc Ia rounds-the
stage is covered with kats and dorgS.
Aonklasion-tha awl joe hands and
walk tcw the footl:chts, an old Bull
Tarrier reads the Presidents call Tor
" 100000 more"-band plays :" 60 in
i,emors"-a bell rings and kur,in
willis.
Ack number "A scene on the Fri
hanall-a terrible storm raecs-the
kanall acts bad-scyeral betcs GO
down head fast with all their board.
Crs on board-kant make lee shore |
tina drag their ankers-some NV the |
hapiins III tn pray, but the most NV
them have the best luck at swearing
tho water is sirewod with pots an
hiltles-several cook mates swim !,
ashore with their stoves in their teeth |
= tina hev tn draw off the kanall to |
stop the Storm Northumberland
are seen along the banks Nv the ka-
nall spcaring dead HOSES and ec.s-
band plays :" A Life on the Oshun
Wave" Amid TREMENDOUS applause
the lurtin fails. and the swjence dis |
perse, single file.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

The Editor of the Pontiac. Mich.
democratic Jefersouia,a, says, "ifihc
democrats are mean enough 20 put in
nomination any pup for President who
ever Wore shoulder straps during the
aboli,ion crusade, We hope be viii be
defeated, and we viii do all IN our
power 10 accomplish that end
What do you think, fellow prison
RS of Andereonyiile." Of that style OF
democracy:
The same writer suggests that
very democrat who aides in putting
iewu the rebellion played the part Of
liar and hypoc,ite."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

Men who are always running after
unattainable pleasures, and neglect
ing those within their reach. may Be
compared 10 astronomers confcmpla-
ting tbs stars through d telescope, re-
gardlcss Of the more useful lamp that
buI1s at their side.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

\ New York newsboy Of len years
ago. who MAS bright and active, and
succeeded ia getting control Of the
aper business on one oil the railroads
ieading out of the city, has purchased
Tor his mother and sister thirty
thousand dollar residence q few miles
n, the Hudson.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
Assignee,s Nofiee.

In the District Court Of the United States fox
the District Of Iowa, in Bank ruptcy.
In th" matter Of John w. Kenyon, Bankrupt.
T0 WHOM III MAT CON Germ The un-
i dersigned hereby give notice Of his appoint
ment ms assignee Of the estate Of John W. Ken
yen q Jesup, in the county of Ruchsnan. ana
State Of lows, in said District, and vi o has boon
adjndged a bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court OF said District
Dated at Dubuque, the l4th day Of March,
1. D. 1865.
AL0NzO CRAGIN,
ussSw Assignee,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

Ia England and Wales there are
now 5l3,0 900 more women than mon,
aud I ,537 900 women IN these two
COUNTRIES are unmarried. Forty-one
Der cent Of the adult women Of Lon
ion ara unmarried, and III several
Dantifs tic per centagp IL greater.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
Assfgnee,s Notice.

District of Iowa, ".-At Dubuque, tia l2th
day OF March, A. ID. 1865.
YNHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
- appointment - assignee Of Samuel 4.
weich OF Independence, in The county Of Bu-
chanan, and State Of Iowa, within said Distr.ct.
who has been adjndgsd . Bankrupt upon his
OWE petition BY the District Court Of said Dis-
trict.
AL0Nzo CRAGIN,
nSe-SW Assignee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
Military Clothing,
The New York Store.
Lowest Living Prices.
.s,f n. o. LAYTON.
SheriH's sale.

=
Df virtue vi an Execution, issned out
I'D and under the Seal Of the District Couri
VI buchanan County, Iowa, In favor Of Distric;
Township Of Harleton, and against the goodl
and chatieis, lands and tenements " WA. r.
Psrtee, have levied upon the following Do
scribed aortgagel property, Wis.,
The south beast quarter Of eouth-rfst quarter
except one Lsre sold TO Francis Nelson out Of
northwest corner,--and south half south least
quarter Section eleven, and the west half south
cast quarter Of northwest quarter Section three,
all in Township ninety, NORTH Of Range nine
west cf tie fifth p. NJ, in said County Of Bu-
chaEan, Iowa.
Which property, az above described. l will
offer for sale at Public Auction, ut the door Of
the Skerifs ofiee, in the City Of Iadspendonss
% Saturday, April 4th, A. D. 1868, 1T
o'clock T II. o. sad day, 10 the highest bidder
10 satisfy said Execution and costs
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheril.
Sheriff. 01iee, Independence,
III. sefe n H.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
Original Notice.


In the Dissr.c. Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy.
IN the safser Of E7isAa y. Pratt, BanAsvpf.
YNO WHOM 1T MAY con CLAN. The uu-
i dersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment rs assignee Of the estate Of Eiirha j.
Pratt Of Independence, in tho County Of b.
ehana, and State OF Iowa, in said District, ana
Who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of said
District
Dated at Dubuque the ii,h day Of March, A.
d. 1908.
AL0Ez0 CRAGTN,
nSS-Su Assigned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

One of the newest affiliations Of
paper is its use in making cheese
boxes Paper cheese boxes are Icing
introduced and are said 10 be meet
ing with decided approval.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
No. o Maiden Lane,

Near York, Dec. IA. 1856.
In rny CARD of Nov. I. 1857, stated
that. = for the purpose Of more fully
supply ing she " ants nj the pm biic,
1nd In order to prevent unaerupu.
lous dealers frO0s paosning OF iA1e-
rior and worthless goo6s as tho
Morton Gold Pens. I shall here.
cxccpt only to duly appointed and
authorized Agents., etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who.
By iong-continued fair dealing, have
acquired reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed TO keep full assortment of my
pens, and 70 sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens AZ they
want, either al to writing or price, and
get q full equivalent for the money
paid.
Nc agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country.
80 that al who want Morton Gold
Pen must get il from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Aeency En-.
cept In conformity 10 the above. tho
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
suncient inducement 20 all others.
A. NORTON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
STATE or IOWA,
ax.ss1svs Dsra.,s1.. Dss ns... !,

KIlGN Nv fCA6G OF EARUONN
NO APPLICATION rOR PARDON will II
IN sptertsiped ct Iris olios, except In special
cosse 1n9ees Ne following conditions are Sub.
staatially soapheA NTH /.
A notSes q intention 70 apply for . pardon
,ceenty whsrs the jpdgment vs. rs6dersd, OF h
eese d change Of venue, in the county where the
crime 80 s0mmit4ed. Whsa the applicstiea i
na1e i nuse - aecenpeaiel with esidssce q
publiea1ios, a authenticated copy Of he indiet.
lsalsri - sAosl1 q sisnsd 81 - Jsdas. 1
majority Of the Jurors, The District Attorney,
County cGlcsrs and c(sixens n ~ alorsseId
pestes except Tho citissns, = nob siGs ths peti.
ttsa &c reasons for their rsfassl ehOuld b rsa-
.nSs.st 81 0RDRR OF GOV. NERRILIA
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
Advantages Of this Plow.

It will last from three TO six times
longer than any other Steel Pew nats any where b,
asssty sos occasionally 10 Is found ia ihs saarsssa
u streams In the West la which sleotst,,i Flows have
bscn hebitually "cat through IN plowina eighty
" less Il having hready pLowet over three haadius
ceres u tho same sdl Without yet being half worn.
It will s'scour" In the most difiicult
soa whore an other Pows hsyo failed III there is
sEsasa s.yvAsss - wheh Il VIII MT scsas. No la.s,
OFT draws lighter than my Other
Tho share can b. sharpened, or a
rcnt we.9sd On - readily = ordinary Pows by any
back1lsA who uaasrstAnds bis trade a. Tho stv<i 4
psrssstiy nailsabls, aad works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by o
II NOuIdboaras AZ est IL mouids
II u Woll stocked with New Eng.
land timber, and tho standard il
No wltA or In u sas - ss ss give take land al
) Il plows q any depth, from three
lSul trash completely
49, Il II tho cheapest Plow In the
A6vorsd just - surs - there Is economy In paying
ertincs over, - In not losing tmc aud your temper.
Ycscanss your rlow won't "sccar !" - and I'm doing
s. sss (, az vof with ,hs
e1vsrem must DO considsrcd we'll as the cost price
yin dseermlniug whether or not the Pow 10 chssn
4rpiows used fbs psoht, and tse enc catc pliI
4tAe NO. dofer AID eests Gun b 0sk IN proportion "a
-xs al, . o. cAenpsse, aud codfdent maD
4Drspts nces than ksndrsd doarS worth VI ..plows
A2-svsry time BE- gets QUE VI these.
These remarks are made after a
familiarity With the merits u of the good piew. !,
- IN the West, many of which have Justiy earned
tUod rspatatioA
- Our new model ssD" plow ia
61-dssgned expressly for ssubhlc and foul efoand
SIiisrstoers - have had only tho CO pattern a..
10sifnst eof boeA. turf and etubhie Tn. "lr' and
C pastsrns Together will enable IA, ta meet ths
vsevn OF al y - shape. and give then sithof
eD~bolf " "lsAn" plows " they prefer.
Ca4 0ssss - them.
Warranty rery fiJesul.
For Sale ossly bv
Il. L. & w. k. KENYON.
N-tf Indere ndencc, Iowa.