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II there is one thing in farming that we
need most, it is small farms. We need them
smaller than is generally supposed. A lit
tie Of the earth thoroughly treated, with
the great atmosphere Of wealth above it,
is all that we needs all that we can use
We may owe much, but can occupy but lit
tle-a mere patch that we can make
our own. What crops we raise are always
safe; no risk. This should inspire us to
see such crops, and from such little land
and have it right by u.s. There is beauty
and satisfaction in this, that ought to s:im-
uIate every one, and it ought to be part Of
his eDjoyments. 1t is &C the true farmer
There is benefit in this, there 10 order !:
everything is clean and in its place there
il no crowding, no urging You have your
time, and you can do what you do we'll
the only way in which thing should be
done Then q man becomes q "c0untry
gentleman" and not till then. We must,
aud will eventually, adopt he European
plan. 1t pays to adopt it nOt0 here. II it
"pays" to do as We now do, il will pay bet
ter 20 do as we should do, Let 10 do it.
Can we do itf We are 40 accustomed to
the old routine, that 1t is difficult to break
away. Sell that thou hast, and come and
and buy-less. That 10 the doctrine; that
10 life !; il lie living, and not merely making
money. And there 10 but one way to do
this, IL is b. ado pting system Of thorough,
downright treatment Ct the soil, in all re-
spects, bu. particularly in the application
Of manures-e nriching deeply, fully and
vigorously, the land, to capacity that few
hither have attempted. Then We get our.
selves q home--what they in Europe, bat
what we have not here there 10 not the at
traction (frcm long association.) that 10 re-
quired. What makes our home Q barren,
both In field and domicis. We must make
our homes and We must begin sometime and
that soon, with many Of rs, or we are too
lase "Bnt We must live fof our children"
Aye, and our children are ourselves. The
way TO do for ourselves-make home for
~, for them.- Country Gentleman.
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MAcHlNisTs.
ENGINEERS 8 FiREMEN.

fIO THE BROTHERHOOD OF LCCOMO
al TIVE kNGlNEEKs-AM Engineer dearDus li
starting Divisions o the Brotherhood r-tut.-a
20 address \. NJ. Rayuor P. u. BOX 1924 Roche. e.
New YORK. by whom ai necessary Information viii Be-
furnished s. X. MUlGE, f. a.. A k..
Flrt Wayne. Iui
BROTHERHOOD OF Locomotive
- ENGINEERS, Chicago Division, N1 L0, u- fa
every Saturday, At 73o r. n, at their Halt Room l.
No lb5 South Ciark street Members of the order
respectfully Invited tl attend.
y. C. PAREKR, KY WI
M ". hTuHE. III A.
R. 8 brown, Cur. sec'ry, Chicago Illinois
| locomotive FIREMENS' UNION 40.
IL II, meets twice a month at their room prrtaas
VIE. IHus. LlrTLE, Secretary.
a. NJ. kEElsrnN Master.
Correspondent wlth other unions requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. Is, MEETS EE-
IL cry FRIDAY Evening. az 5s5 state, Corner 90
Twelfth Street. Corresponding ptn sister uuigna
-e4nrsted n p. DRAwEH UlJu.
y. L1CgEr, Master
t W. BEuww. Crr. nuH r.r asnr.
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make II just and uniform, that IL may cor
reetly determine the value Of oil commodi-
ties.
Fo BE Continued
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From the New Ysrk Herald Jan II, 1869.
THE WORKINGMEN OF NEW YORK.

HOW TREY Live, WORK AND DlE 50 Where
THEY WORK AND WHAT THEY WORK for
THEIR HOURS OF LABOR AND RATE or COM
PEhsATIoh--REMEDIA SUGGESTIONS.
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PLAsTERERS.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEU-
~ TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO,
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening, at O'Clock, 10
their Hall, Room No. Llni's Block
wv. n. MATHEWS President
WI PIsG0rT, Rec. secry 16l ~ebnr st.
A. N. COHCOsAN, Corresponding Sec, SO Ksnsas-st.
TOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO-
~ CITATION Of CincI natl every Other Thurs
day evening Irou Moulders Union Han ~ Nesi Filth
street. All atoms should he addressed X the
Corresponding Secretary, l59 v est Front street.
D. A. LYLh. sec. JoBS CAshT, Pier.
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cARPENrERs y JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION,
~ No. 81 Of Cincinnati, Ohio, meets every Tuesday
evening haip O'clock, AZ tlelr Hall w cst
Fitth Street. n. D. Box Z53-
JANIS srrNAEf, Freaias1t
S-aEAs MoNABAS, Cor. Secy.
TAI PENTERSi AND JOINERS' PRO
~ TECTIvE UNION, or CHICAGO, meets evet5
WEDNESDAY evening, az Il. George Hal 2l6 south
Clark Street, 40 half Da-t seven o'clock.
y. WILLIAMS, President.
CHAs. ". WALKER, Cor. Sec, 5O6 Burnside street
JAMS CHowISs Rec. Sec,
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FIVE TRAINS DAILY.

This II the only Route by which passengers
leave Chicago sstarday afternoon In through
Tbs train leaves the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chi
eago Railway Depot at Sis p. NJ, and runs through
without delay, arriving In New York hours In advance
Of other llnes.
Ths 600 r. M. train from Chicago arrives In View
York l00o A. NJ the second day. hours In advance OF
any other route With corresponding reduction 70 Bes
Inn, PhilsdelphA, Baltimore, and Wilmington.
Through ficke8s for sale ct the Compxny's once,
Norshwest corner of Randolph and In Sale Streets,
Chicago, dRn ofhe Red STAR and % principal oMceB
In the west.
r. L. KTMBALL.
Gen. Western Passenger Agent
\. n. WnLIAMA General Superintendent.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
IDLISoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NJ EDIC Al.

NJ. HUGHITT, Gene raj supe rintendent
W. p. JoKEsoS. Gent Passenger Agent.
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NO. 13.
NO. 13.
EIMILIA HINILIBUs OURAETUR
HCmPHREK@
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt-kfieient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
using them; % harmless - to be free from dan
ger, and 90 efncieis 40 to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest conmendation nom
al, and viii always render satisfaction.
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Policy Holders have the Security of "A
PAID-UP CAPITAL OF
alas. 900. OO! IL
INVESTED ACCORDING TO Law.


Special Features
Consist selection OF all the best plans Of life
rance, favorable 70 the assured,
NAMELY.
l. The CASH SYSTEM has been adopted the
basis upon which the business Of the Society 70 be
transacted.
\. Tue profits are divided annually after the arst
year, on the contribution plan. They are available
In cash or may be added 30 the policy permanent
increase, or used 10 purchase additional insurance.
g. This society give thirty days grace 70 the assured
In case Of non-payment Of premiums when due.
A. II IL the only New York Company in which all
policies absolutely non-forfeitabe after the nrst
annual premium Il paid
8 1t is the only New York Company which grants
paduP policies on all plans after one annual MUM
has been paid.
g. All Ia policies are kept In force until The premium
IL exhausted 10 accordance with the Massachusetts, law
FOR EXAMPLE:
person ct the age Of IS. whose annual premium i'
After one annual prsmium his policy continues IN
force years and days
After two annual premiums his policy continues In
After three annual premiums his policy continues in
force Years and n days
After four ANNUAL premiums his poIicyIconiinnes in
force years ard 4o days.
After Eve annual premiums hiS policy continues In
force 10 years and Sc days
An endowment policy issued Al the same age, payable
at 60, annual premium continues In force years
T. This Society Issues every form Of assurance Ord
nsry life and ENDORSEMENTS. life and endOwments with
limited payments life, joint Hfe chi dren
dowments Gent life and endowment policies. &C
s A plan Of assur.nce-ksrukN PREMIUM.
PLAN-wherehy all premiums are returned 70 the assn
red At death together with amount assured. Rds
as Lon ne Lotcest.
No additional Gill be charged BY this Society for
the Of women
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TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
Il meets every MONDAY evenings. at z8z Ram
dolph street P. ]. OCoSskLL, President.
Y. Il. MAssIE, Recording Secretary
DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- meets every Tuesday evening, Al half-pAst seven
o'clock, AZ Trades Assembly Hall, 2I RHndclph Street
CHAs. kELLET, President.
CHAs. HoPwoop. Recordlng seareLary.
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ISLAND AND PACIFIC.

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA cEETRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern. Cincinnati TAR Line
Depot corner Canal and KinLie streets ieket Office
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PUODLERs.

TIT I. Y.-BOILELS AND PUDDLEES
w. UNION and Beneficial organization, sisa Forgs
No. T. Wheeling West rsina, uIeet- every saturday
evening. clock. r. CLlHE. President.
JOIN @. HAHEEFIsLn, Cor. Sec. Pnetoalce box ~
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PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
INMAN LINEl
steeraRe $50, ea6 to 81

This Is the only mail tine carrying seerage passenger
between Liverpool, Cork and New York and u u u
only despatchnE t~o steamers every week from eac
IA nf an routn
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CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
DnPorOoFner OF Madison and Canal Streets West Side
Ticket once Masonic Temple, Dearborn street.
Night Ex ress iO,00pm b,30a N
J let and WILMINGTON accomdn IS pm 9,45 m
Passengers for points the Jacksonville Division take
| kha d m train
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aampf mit einem steinaSler.

Der n&lasenfurter 3eituns" I6reibt
man aus Sterfratn, Seferrei6: Gin
SniaGr, Sulgu 6runf aus 3aI6a6, fubr
neblt lsinem &nr6te in ben na6en Sera
nm Strru. glls lie cine Strrde Beaes
surild9elegt 9atten, bfmerften fe i'm 9lbs
erunpe Elm obgefallsues 8ino licaen, nell
dies i6pn mebrere Spuren pom 9eIuhe
her 8uuttbisre an llb trus. 9Ils lie nun
peiter fu6ren, mahte e elm In Der gl16e
entfanpenes 0rr6uib aufmerfIam; ba lie
nun umIaben, erblidten lie, auf riuem
Steine bpdenb, einen Steinabler, Der
pa6rIheiulih bier bic frHaale Mabl,eit
Yerpauen pUllte. Sbensenannter Srunt
Bate nihts Gtli9rreS ;u tbuu, ais leiu
Nfsrb an riuen Baum gu tinprn. gttt
Steiucn terafnet, nabbem Der Snecht
ittne Steuun9 auf Der entgegenerleetcn
Sciie acnpmmen bate, um be1es Rdubs
tbier in rsr Ofitte ;u babsu, beaannen fe
Don teiren Seitfn paiIelbe 3u ottaduiren.
Der 0uno ietpa wurpe beiIelten Ipaleid
sswabr uu0 lief parauf los, in peldbem
Wpmente lih Der 6elienteppbner in bic
2ilite rrbpt. Nls er ater pes 6unoee rec,t
anfHtig ipurte, lief rr liA niepsr; bieIer
abCr tcnnte Ieinrn @egner aar nidbt er.
wor!ru, icnSern fprans ibm enteeoen,
padtc ibn beim Stbrabel, unp iensr BEN
!ounp nit ren &ralrn an rer gruR. Nab
turjem &amrie lAien Der 6p6Glrler bic
Qult gum wcitsru Snmpf prrlpren ,u bas
Zen, renn or llrrdte feline 6liiael unb
itwan9 fd nstlt feinem @eaner. Der ibn
ftltbirlt, in bic 2uft. lleter BEN nabe lie
9enpeu 2llrrnIce Ftcgsnb, mr6ts ibm bic
yoit IA ietn @e9ner ibu beim 56nabel
rr6 tmmer fcItbelt uuc 70 Die free 9emez
Nun9 Demmte, benn bod Su l6wer Iein
bcitc ianlcu INNER uieeerer unp cnNlih
in rGn Sce. Gjrie5 unniQfnrlibc 8op
mcdte betoe uudEgenC9m teriiGrt ba6er.
Cenn le lieben iih los. Der Sliioelmann
wcllte Cieie @}ele9enbett 3ur 6lud,t mittc(s
pts Shwtmmens benuBen, allein ber gSers
TcI9cr brmertir ptce uuo lieb niCbt lauGe
aui iih partGu. Gs rGre mieber IN elmer
-ceihladt 9etcmmen, penn Srunf nidt
i ALIEN GrHlte ieiuem 6unte pae gGei,
!ercericlgsu pertctcn battle Der Qar,
sum Sample miioe sspprpen, iAwomnl
nun aud aus llItr, um aueluruhcn uup
lein 0jefebsr al trpfnsn. Dificu Rcmcnt
bsnilBts 8runt, er mari feline SADIE i6pel
iibcr ion, uuo iprang ouf Die tejorn On.
rem serieltsu. glun mar ber Qrme aeIaus
gen. Dlit Siiiic tes 6ne@tes purpen bm
Die 6ilbe gfbunNrn unO er murre Gein,
mad 9af6atb srfiiDrt no rr fdb iebr N cGl
tefintet; lein @elner barf ibm atcr nttbt
uuter tje 2lugsn fpmmen. Oirlrr Nrler
miBt ccn elmer bis 3ur anbsrn SliigeIlpibs
9 5ub. Der Suno 9cb6rt su Der grGeten
8ace 6ausbunce. 8emrrfrnsmcrtb in
nod, Raj 6runt pcr einisen Sabren, ale
er nod ais geneo'arm in rieien @eeen.
ZEN recc9ncscirte, ouf dbuli6e g8cile rt,
uen nrh srGbersn @cle0blsr iinS, wrltber
in baS gilentbum teS .6errn Gr3Der,u as
9II6redt iitrrgiug."
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9 S66Hbcit.

Die SdGnbeit Der Dansen pirc 5fter
bur6 ben Srrluf Der .3dbne beeintrG6tiat,
ais rurh ir9enb cine anpere urIade.
DisIrr llmltanb IpGltr Elm peitsrer Sewea.
aruuO leiu, bic SABINE, beren pplltomme ne
Grbaltune pbnrbin Sur S66nbeit res
Nunpss, alfU aud pes san;sn @ef6trs
unumsdnsIi@ nOtbwenpis IT, nit ausrrs
ter SUrsfolt Su bebanpelu. lie g4anaen
iunaer &inber baben oft Elm raubrs, mebl.
artiBcs 2Iusletrn, roS man ppbl ni6t nit
unredt iem unmdbi9en 6ii6en suI6ret6t,
wel6em Hie armen 6leinrn ausgelebt Iiup.
Gin berilbmter @rit last: ,.Gs III cine BE-.
tlassnewertbs llniitte, &inber pcu alIer
gEeIt tiiifen gu laIsn. Wan lOatr bieIe
5drtsn gBanaen ldpnen unp ii6 nit einem
lei6tsn Gu1s auf bic Stirn CHER nod beIs
Ter auf bic lodno6eu begniiesn." IS Iieat
oiel 98dbres in rieier Semertuna; inreiTsn
9ebt eS taum an, Mittern, g6teru, SrI.
eern, Saweifsrn unb Serpdnbten, bic
rod 9ewiB bel Sinbcrn neun 3e6ntel bes
&unenS ssrrt6ten, in rieIer @a6e etpas
pcrlhreiteH 3u woasn. g8as a6er oou,
6remre tetrift ioute i6nen ollerpinoS
nt9t 9sitattet isin, &iursr pbue gBeiteres
gu tiiIen,
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: Der brrl9mte uncertainties 9leiIrnns
6. 81. Gquirr, ter ais Wiit9IicS elmer hip'
lpmatiI6en Grpsbiticn 9e9en has Gnee
rrs amrritaniI6en Srie6eS peru unb 30
lipia terrile, rrjl9lt In isiner bSaif inte'
reGantrn S6ilperuns iener Gdnrer cine
merfpIrrtee Sttte, bic CT in gun9aYc
unb aueern Srten 9sru's fano. 8etm
Mittag gsma9le nimmt Elm Serr Die beltt1'
tefen SiGen BON ieinem Grler uno pra'
Ientirt bieIel6en auf Der Spibe irtner 0a'
BEL terienieen Dame, pelder er cine Nufz
mertlamteit su ermeiIen mini6t. Die
Dame BARI cbne @erltcb segen bic Ne9eln
Der S6idli6tcit biefe artisfeit ernteoern,
unp cS pirC ais G6hlte @unf unb teicns
peres 8cmpliment tetradtet, rrenn bic
lelte cem 9errn in @rpteberun8 ietr'r
6ulbiauns nit b66feisenen 5ingsrn e!s
nen SiGen in rem Munp iAiebt.
DieIr Site mub ierenfaaS fur ben
Sremren einisermaBen ii6errai6eno, penn
ni&t gar teunrubi9enO iein, unp mir
elau6rn taum, baB f6 bieisIte iitsr Die
@ren,en pom Yeru binars oer6reiten wrrce.
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Gine Sorff66ne.

gerfaIrrn Scn Dprfaef6i6trn tGnnrn
mir cine intereIante 6elpin Ypn gang ueurr
@rt in gCrI6lae trinsen. Sn einrm
Oprie tei 2lntperpen lebt Elm mertpurbi-
see Rdo6sn; es 1T 21 Sabre alt, BAT
o6er fretlt6 nidtS 3artee, 2IetberiiaeS
uber 9rajiTIes all i'd, mic man 70 oft in
ben Dprfsel6tatru beldrietcn ftuOet: "a
sesen beliBt ie cine auBerprbentlide 66rz
pertrait, unb es lit tbr elm &Ieines. einen
Cad ppa &artpfeln pun 100 &ilpgramms
600 Yfunp) auf bic S6ultsrn gu neb,
men unp itn nit rer 9rGBtcn Gei6ti9fett
Su banpbaben.
OieIe Si9arp Gebt iibrrDaupt mic Elm
Nann unb nidbt pie cin Srauenjtmmer ;
lie eebt pAre msiteres IN Die OprflGenFe,
eieet mr6rrre @jldIer Sier tinuntsr, I'm.
terbGlt li6 nit ren Burden, rie 9rpBen
NeIpett Dor i1r baten uHo li1 teinen
S6ers nit i9r erlaubeu biiricn, unb fails
es su einem Streit fpmmt, 70 1T lie 9cwiB
bic Grfe, weIdtt ben Sprttatclmader 5ur
Sbir binaus ptrft, rGIrcnS ale Nnbsrn
itr Seifaa ;urufrn.
Datei bat rie IdnbliGe S66re cine
wabre StentCrittmme unp wciB nit 6iilfe
berielten unp ibrer sewi6tgcn 8dnte
lstS itre Nteinuug pur&SuisBen. Ste
tennt BEN S6rsden, pel6en lie allen Bur
I6en einFObt, unp ba fe tisielten nod
iittrpies Isbr serin9I6GBenO teGanrelt,
Sat Iie te16lpGen, pa fe fiber auf feline
6eiratb ;u rehnen BAT, befnitiU ais Nann
su lstsn. Sie Bat beBbaIt Mannertlcts
Der anselr9t unp iib lebtbn ais &nedt
auf ein Gut in einem Na6taroprfe yer
piuat.
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@r uabm bic 8rieItaI6s S6arfsnbsd's
3ur 9aup uno blGtttrte pdriu. Ste ent-
belt nitbtS ais NctI,en iiber @e16dftS'
an9elrsen9ritsn, ais Serehuunsen Der
@inuagmen uuo AusSd6en. Nuf stnem
Slalte fanp fdb sine 8eiisrcute pom Der
g8rltrr6G6e mad Dem 8rpnsters senau
be,et6ntt un6 bereHnet nah Belt unb
Gntftrnuna. GS mar erli6tli6, oab bic,
fer iunse Nann ni6t 3u ben ppsttldt iiter'
lprubelnpen 8etIeuben 9ebGrte. bic iib am
Spnnen9lan;e entflammen unb fur etnen
Gbautrppfen f9wGrmsn. gtu6 ntht elm
gEcrt iibtr innerIitbe 8s9uusen fdno li6
ppr uup bic SrisftaIde bate bod oiel
8aum su 9luf;ei6nunsen 0ebpten, ME elm
iuu9es feuriges 9smiitb iie liebt.
,,Serr S6arienbsd I6sint mir elm falt'
iuni9er patrpn gu lein," fprad Der alts
6err mad icrsfdltiger Durhfht bes flets
neu 8u6es. Pills if Oetn 9iebbabtr
mar, malte i6 psnigrr 3dblen auf's pas
pier, ater belto msbr SerIe, wcrin fd
S6mer, astS auf SerS unp Seio aui
Jreup' reimte, pbwpbl i'd Elm le9r Sers
anii9ter unb gtiidlihsr Srdutt9am mar.
Metne 8rieftafds itrpste ron gBe9fla9sn,
wenn i'd Did sinen Gag nidt eelr9en
batte. 81 es ni6t b6Aa bsjei6nSHo, oab
hier aebt: lam trtttsn September fret9e-
I,roden - cine prpbe Gigarren pcn Sa'
bs.sr 0iiGe "a Etaler." Der 8erl tau9t
IN cer RurSel niAts! gSis lif Elm Wdb-
dan RON Sulianens ger1anb In btcIem
gienIhen bat taufaen tGnneu, blebt mir
unbegreiFi6. 0aS foa iie mir tenn bod
soy mcinem ltlissn Gucr nod tlar maiden
S6r 8erfano mue nit hem Ssr;cn bappu
9rlaufen Iein."
,,Sbsr bielem Stbarfsnbsd fett 70 piel
Ser rfelungStnlent ju @ebcte. boe er cir
unerfabrrue5 Rdp6enbsr; pcuitdnbis 81
tiuI2en I'M Stanre 1T. Na6 metns,
Ibma6en GtaraftertenntniB wunbert et
mid niAt au,uiebr, bab fb elm ssiItis
farfes, IrlbltbewubtsiS Mdb6en in i9re,
crlfen SerSensneigun9 Srrtbimrrn aus
9elebt iebt unb nod peni9er bin ib bar
ilber erltaunt bab lie l6, mad erlnnste
GinfGt ibres 5sbI9rifes, Der 9cffuuni
6iugicbt, tsn Mann tDrer Batl umGn
bern su tGnneu burh bic Sraft i6rcr 9isbe.
,toaf re6t, Srau4sn! rnp tie I6Glft
Der Mannsr wiro aud burh bic &rai
Gurer 2iebe 9ednrert," itimmte Der Doc
tor fdelmiIa bel.
(S6luB foIat)
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Der Scmatp. .6anbel.

gs werben f6 nod 0iele Der Belt erins
nrrn tGnreu, ais reife tomatoes gum ere
fen Walc auf BEN @drtten gum 9srfauf
aneebcten wurren. 3u iencr 3sit purre
cteIe 5ruAt nur wenig in @drten 9ejc9en,
Ipnbern man pFidte fe, renn lie nod
arin mar unp mdate aus tbr 3iemlia
Ihmadbdfte ptdel6. Natilrlid lieB man
mau6e Scmatcss reif werpen, ispr6 uur,
um bic &Trner CUR 9lusfaat 9cbrau6en
,u tTnnrn, uno ter untttannte dlteit
giuwU9nrr, weltber 3urrlt cine reife go
mat2 gegsiIen, perpient 9lette 2lnerten~
nuna, rpie Der, pelGer ais Der GrIte cine
robe Nufrr YerIdludt BAT. Scr me6rs'
rem Sabrrn fam Elm in Sartfprp, Gpnnec'
tieut, wr9nenrsr glanfee aui Die Spce,
oab reife tomatoes ju etpds gut ietn
milIen uno le9te nit pieIcm @epanfen
ben @runbfetn gu einem srcBen SermUs
gen. Sieraui tamen reife tomatoes ais
Natrunasmittet in Die WcOe unO wurren
in ben 3eituugen ls6r 9eriDmt, neil fe
cine Iebr geiunre Nabrung ouSmadcn,
wenn aud Sccer fh crt an reren 9er
IAmad 9ew69nen muB. Sn beier otn'
i6t perbdlt cs f6 nit BEN Srmatce5
etenIp, ME nit rem Slipen, Nelpnen unp
pielen anberen Oinsen, wsI&c bic Seute
su elIeu crit lernen miifcu, unp manAmnl
tpmmt rrt crfe Gerfu6 rem 9lnfdn9er
Iebr lauer an. 9eBt oter Dateu iId bic
tomatoes itsrag eiu0ebiirSert unp tein
@artensrmiiie brin8t einen teFsrcn prett.
Sie wsrpen ouf bunbert Seri6ierene Ars
ten Suberritrt; man mo6t Sauecn bar
aus un6 tewabrt fe fir ben QGinter auf.
Ger Yrris hcr 5ru6t rifertrt an rem psrs
ihiepcnCn Srten tereTtrrb uno 70 !. 9.
quptirt cine BufUrcr 3eitung Srm 3.
September lis 20 Gents per 9ul6el, nab
rcnp cine 3ciiung in Columbus, Sbio,
fir bic beien tomatoes cen @rrie prn 40
Gents per Suidcl on9ibt unD biniuIebt F.:
n0teIcr @rsis Ian3t an, raiounabet gu
psrben," mas aud IN rcr lbat rer 5a(l III.
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lsemstne
u 8aDlsYrOflamation.

3ufplse Ciuer 9lfte Der @runal. .gt6emblv brS
Staates prnnIYlpnnier, bctitClt: Sine gttte tie
9Sablen biClcs StanteS bctreifrnc," 0euebmiot
ben ;peitrn Suli, u. o, Gin Snuirnb atbt Sun-
bert une iedS une trciBil, 70 made idJ, 9ames
9S. 8bpdbS, SberiiT Won gl3erne Gouutp, l.,
penni., bierbur6 ben 9SGblCrn Won prrteIdatem
County, befannt bab cine Ilgrmriur gBa6l IN
bela9tem Scuntg Scn Suirrne 0ebaIteu wertrn
lpll, auf
Otenltdse, rem II. Sas Sitpter 1869,
um Stants. unb Counts. Ssamirn su tpabIeu,
tpie fplet:
Sine periUu fir GouSsruSr Won penuiglya-
nien.
Giue gerIOn fir Supremr. &i&trr gun Vcnu-
iylpanieu.
Grsi geripnrn I'm guserne Gruntv int ReprG.
lentantrnbaule hes Staatrs ytunipIranien al
reprGientirrn.
Gipe perICu fir 3errrerr ron glprrus Gsunty.
@inr prrlrn fir StaBmritcr YOn 9u;rrnr
County.
Gins gsricn fir has 9Imt beS 4e8iters in ga-
;erne County.
Gine Ysriun fir GUmmiifOner spn 9u,srur
County fur ben Drrijabrs-Sermin.
9tne perlcn fir 9cmriilprer ppn 2u;Crne
9puntY fir Spei Sabre, nm bic eurCt ben 5ce
ess rerlt. Spbn geubrr entltaneCue Sdfan, aus
3ufillen.
giue geriou fir ras 9tmt riucs Gprpners ben
9userne County.
SD made ferurr bsFannt un6 sebe
Ra6ri9t, bae bic Srtr our atbalhng ecr all
9smetnrn gSabl iu ben perIdirStneu gSaree,
Sprruabs, Siitriften unb Srpnlbips innerbalb
ers yuSerne County mic fplst iinN, nimlirb:
gbin9tpn, giOrb. Diltrift, am rptben S6ul.
bauie in Bailey Splirp, Siio-Diltrift, am Sp-
tel RON Sinac 6ranre in @larF's Summit
Sutler Oiitrift am Saus Spn abram Drum,
in Butler 5ppulbip.
Bud Difrift am 5auie pCn 81. 3immermann
in @oulesbprrp', in Bud Scpnibip.
Benton Diitrift, am 5auis Scn Gpbraim Jta-
bsr, in Benton Scpnibip.
9IafrIy, Ncrp-Diitrift, am llnicn SptrL jest,
tepCbut ppn gntbpnp Diiles,-Siip 1iiirift. AM
Samtrain Saus, brwpbnt ven ). .. Sarnss,
TN Dprfs SIyPbaut.
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Scr0mtOla S0lIs,
9pmie Sod, Gigfntbimsr

9as pbiec, beauem am Giienbabn- Depot esIe-
gene Sptel srIer 9lalTe if nrurrbings bebeutene
SrrgrEBrrt unb SsrIh6nert purbru.
0iit benz SUtrI III cine &sifauratipu srrbun-
ben, mo parme unb falte SpeiIen aller glrt III
ieber Sagesseit irrpirt psrSeu. 6rilbe @uilern,
nebf allen Sorirn ppn iausr eingrmactrn Spris
len INNER SOrrGtbis. gIs6te Rbrin- une Mplsl-
psine eisenrr SmpOrtatipn fir dranfe unb Gas
milirngrbrauh iibrrbaupt fets an 6anb.
Weine 8rellnee unb 8efannte, Ippie eas ret.
irube gublifum iibsrbaupt inb iu ,ablrti9rm
9eiu6r bTfi6f einssIabsn.
2617 9pui5 Sod, prpp.