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PREPARATIONS ron TIE JuBILEE.-E Ethan
Spike writes FROM Boston to q contemporary
that Mr.. Gilmore has Eve earthquakes making
at the South Boston foundries, for the Peace Ju-
bilec. and two more "lively ones from South
America" for the hallyloOyar chorus; the great
Hoosac Boar. three fiddlers Of the venerable
King Cole, and Peter Piper Of picked pepper
memory. hev arrived. I applied for n sitooa-
ton and was rehearsed several times. Mr.. q.
thinks my voice has more yOllum than sweet
ness. Il don't think can work you in, unless
rs bull Of Bashan. in bellerin korus.' Says
1. 'anywheres; I am willing to exert sech vocal
powers as mater hes gin me, where they will be
most ehectin. Let us hev piece Amen
says he.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

rs Fever and AEus, Lnssr~itssnt Tsvss:
Chiii Fever, EeItts Sn;,, 1sy:r ~, Dp 1n
and indeed ali tho affections which ariee
nom malarious, marsh. or maasmauo
poisons.
Al is name implies, 70 does Csrs, and does NOS
fall. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Btsmuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it In nowiso Injuries any patient. no
number and importance ofit cures in tho aSuc dls-
tets, arc literally beyond account and We believe
Our pride Is gratifed by tho acknowledsments we
receive OF tho radical cures cnected IN obstinate
sascs, and where other remedies had wholly failci
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, OF
travelling through miasIst,c 'Ssslns: AN, % pro-
For Ltssr .Cewspiatst.. arisins from torpidity
II the Liver, Il IL an excellent remedy, stimulating
ne Liver Into healthy activity.
For bilious Disorders and LIVER Complaints, u 10
m excellent remedy. producing many Truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had nlled.
Prepared by DIR. J. q. AYER d Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
III round tho world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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IiOht-toOt.

mills stallion will stand Cor stock NJ The stable Of
i John Drew, North Diddeford, this comm. sea
son.
Ightfoot 10 eight years old, stands o. hand.
inches high and weighs iii3 pounds, 10 Jet black,
was raised IN Virginia and sired by al imported
Spanish horse.
Trrus % for the seAsOo, to be paid for .. the
time Of service. JoHs nssu.
BIppEToRp, 1859. ~.
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.uisceIiasscOsSS.
Farm for Sale.

WILL SELL sell my Farm. two miles from the
Post Office, on the Alfred road. consisting Of 10
acres, we'll divided into pasturage. tillage and
woodland, with good and ample buildings thereon,
wells Of water, &c. cuts % tons OF good English
Hay. IL we'll and securely fenced, has always been
heavily dressed and no iarm In this county 10 In
higher state Of cultivation. IL contains 100 mutt
trees. part Of which are In hearing condition. IL
near TO school house and church. The woodland
will be sold separate. II desired. e Terms easy.
Biddelord, April 81, 1869. Is
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Tweu,v.f,ve Years, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has pla,sd Dr. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice a specially, and enables
him TO guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
strsai Derangtmsnts, from uhatsrer edu,s. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
n. B.-BOard rnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. lS6S-sp.no.lyrsS
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.N,eso .adresstsesssessts.
.uisceUasse0sss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Tor Diseases OF tho Throat and Lanea,
suoh - Coughs, Colds, Whooptng
Cough. Brunchitas, Asthma,
and Consumption. ~
Probably never before In TIE whole history Of
medicine, has anything won % Widely and odeeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, q this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through . long
seres Of year. Nd anooS ncss e u rsoss q
ton, a. u has become better known. lts uniform
OF the lungs and throat, have made q Known e 10
liable protector against thom. Whno adapted V
mlder forms or disease and 20 young children, u u
M the came time the most cectual remedy that ear
be dyen for incipIent consumptou, and ne dan.
CcrOus affections OF the throat and lungs. A. pro
SiSlon agalnst sudden attacks OF Crewpf should
DO Kept on hand In every family, and Indeed - ~
Arr sometines subject 10 colds and coughs, ~
should be provided with this anttdoto f6f them.
Although settled Cesswsspttsa " thought -
curabc stiil great NUMBER OF cases where the dis
essc seemed settied, kayo beon oompletaly cured
and the patient restored 70 sound health By th<
Cherru Peetorsl. 50 complete is its mastery
over the disorders Of tho Lungs and Throat, IA
inS else could reach them, under The CAsvvv PEG
StsS.rs snd irss,to speaker md great pro
XSsAsss Is always relieved and oisen wholly
Bresekiiis IL generally cured By taking the
CArrrv Peetorsl In small and frequent doses.
So generally arc IL virtues known that No need
not plbsh the certificates Of thcm here, or do mors
than assure the public that ~ qualities ars auy
maintained.
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DIR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A Blood Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression or Spirits, Neurslgis
Nervous Affections Diseases OF tho SKIN, ConsumI,-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhes, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
Il CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated CatarTh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair Restorer, Les Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
splyos5
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A., h.. never besa patent
q
c.ibo. where they
~ =. ,,r,, years
,o,,a.s. fanny cor.
p go, Lob g.. He l.
r.-. :. p.,..n,.
NOV nAA a., ,,,,rrx doc
INN m. ,,ink, Won are
I....,
, nv. Frenchman;
pn'on W ~A -. IA. r;yen the priyi-
An snim~. -, A. a. himself
ieeo " 3d., Min, Ia. been
MARIE -. a, ii, weeks. and her hus-
r.. . doc,orvet. He saws Il seems
ana. nv som.
s,o -. !. - 10 her lover,
=. IA A.. u;.sortune N have but one Lex,
49,. .pOoh, vo,,an.t have q man with
.,.~.-,h.,,,. ,oo CANNON
..,a.,u. vou.n xho..
= e.. v.rv ,,.,,v h,, n.
-. ,ornlst.,v the ordinary system Of meas
1900, bv moving that two fee, make a
yard
An Iov, p.pcr records the escape Of a prison.
q, thus, The constable and prisoner disagreed
a. N which Was the best route. and. as the pris-
-, -. - -, g., .,,,. :, .. ann
-, -. a., a.. -,
Ps'A w '> e "'e
cruel transition IRON romshce 10 reAiy
Wa thas s1per'enocd oy a0inoinnan siri the
$500. -, -, 80. III,
Wv .,N.-.
Inc Nv Oh 'Ayns "'s"' u''"s ~ "e P'Op,'
time Is more rare 'han rs oou'D'n'y suPP''"i
se'en-tenths Oh the proposals Oh seh'ienen iOr
the hands OF ladies are extremely inc wrong
tn'ns saa T" inc right or any 0'ner ame'
A Wisconsin paper having e1ulted over the
fSct Of Its coming out In new dress, rival
sheet remarksi In this rs In everything eise'
tney are an age oehind our ONCE "hich was
sePfaSs WIN Nv" .@-~~''@@ y ~-.N o.
A lettsr writer I'm Indiana clothes disarreea-
bic 6.ct in euphemisticai language when he
saw, that the eonpubial coalition, in this yicin.
ity thu mast war have been mostly second hand.
and that they lack the desirable quality Of adj
hs.iv,ness.
c,,,..o ~. a,v,,,. ami, =, x,,., A.. ,,,
,,s. te.tiseB ,b.. tbc,r ,h;d "a. n.n., K.,v
M.rcv lane Iaur, pclore Ellen De La Brown.
r,,. 4. .,o,,, % r,cxs TIA, thew oucbt m, n
=. r.rm;,,., N. on,o,,ur,,v 70 Tim, af,ic, IN.
-, II.
s.,.,or s,r.,,. saw. he 4, nm ayent sent by
nil. pu,v,,.o.. a. -, M ,,or;o,s xo,t Of
--, - ~ VI O., go.
- p-.-,,.. -,
-, -, a., =. =. g., NJ. p
-.
,,r
or "a"e, '0o' " |" ce y w
le1nins on '"s ~" " us .. "' -,
ION ru'ns' ,V'n '' iue , IS. , a.e -
Oh yours or "a'e'' "ey "e Jus' "
70 me- am s'aa !" near u, tO"'
sir; i0r "nen l nave oeeh gu. VI, u'y, na'u 7"
work. ana come nome very 'ireu' anu axe up
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--rx, PORTLAND, sAc0 4 FORTE
. MOUTH RAIIR0AD-eumnef
Arrangement = Commencing Monday, May ID, 1907
Trains leave a. follows,
DIddeiord fs south Berwick Junction, rorsmoah and
Boston at 6sl AMI ESQ 4. y and .. ~ and - =.
Returning, leave Boston II TO A. H., and 80 spd
400 p \. From Postsmouth ii 1000 A. r., Nv, e'so
and s00P.n
Blideford Coz Portland, at Hasa ~. AZ, f1s an
o3oP. y. Returning At ais and st0A.n, and 100 snd
go Pm.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays he Q 90 ?. =.
tsan to and from Boston win run via Eastern kailroad,
stopping oniy at saco Biddeo, KenDebunk, South Bar
wick Junction, Portsmouth, Ne~burypot salem Lynn.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,, VII run wa
Boston Maine II. r., stopping oniy st saoo bsddesosu
Ksnnebunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, kxeses a
verhli and Lawrence.
train leaves Biddeiori ior Portland and Intermediate
Stations daily at I.3o An Returning, leaves Portland
for Biddeford at s 2oP.n.
Passenger vim otserve that the Kxprc train @ this
season Is run over the Eastern Ralrsd On Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and over the boston and MAINE
Railroad on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, leaving
FRANCIS CHASE, supt.
Blddesord, April Is, 1869. 20u
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Wool Carded and Cloth Dressed.

m. subscribers take this opportunity 20 an
n. unce to the public that the will continue "
Card Wool and Drcss Cloth
at their Mills at Moderation Village, ard hope to
be able Ia give In the future In the past perfect
satisfaction. We have appointed
Mn. JOHN d. COFFIN, IL Main St..
our saeo Agent, who will take In and deliver the
work.
terboro' Centre
.,R The highest cash price paid for Wool and
West Buxton, April -, 1869. 3m2i
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House for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, corner a King
II AMI Pcs strcets The house h and half stc~y,
In rerhct repair, with son anil bard vates With god
wcsd sbed. This ehiDce N any wishing 10
live near the immediate busloes. rar Il M city. The
h,usc s nov occupied by JOB. II. Small, Geo. Appy 10
e2u X. HLLls, 81 Chauncey str-et, Boston-
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"ANTS!

WANT5!
500.
Do you ,oant good Gold Watch.
Do you ,oant good Silpcr Watch.
DO you ,oant good Clock.
DO you ,oant a good Chain.
DD you ,eant good set Of Silver Spoons.
Do you ,cant good set Of Silrer Forks.
DO yot toant a good set Of Je,oelry.
Do you ,oant a good pair Sleere Buttons.
Do yorl ,oant a good Gold Ring.
Do you ioant good pair Of Spcctaels.
DO you ,cam a good pair Of Eye.Glasses.
DO yOu pam good set Of Table Knipcs.
DO you ,rum a good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,eani a good Pie or Fish Kmis.
DO you trani a good Butter KNIFE.
DO you ,cani good Fruit KNIFE.
DO you rani good Napkin Ring.
DO you ,cani good Tea Sci or Castor.
DO you ,Oani good Cake Basket.
DO you ,oant a good Ice Pitcher.
DO yon ,cani good Butter Di1.
Do you ,ram a good Berry Dish.
DO you ieami good Mantle Ornament.
DO you ,oani good Ifap,ili'g Bag.
DO you ,rani good HdkJor GlOpe Dor.
DO you ,pani good Album.
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.Tsars, tiis tear, know not What they mean,
Team hun The depsh q some divine despair
Rbs In he heart, and s>iheS In the eyes,
In iooking On The happy autumn nesis,
And thinning Of The days that are no more.
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and For.iEn rnssn,..

r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,
Late Agent Of iAs Usmsd States Psfssi ONes. WasA
isyfo~, sMdv ns Act Of isr,
~ State NJ, opposite Kiiby 81, Bostsn,
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards 81 -
~ years continues Ia secure patsnts In the Unit.
ell States also In Great britain. rrsnoe ana other
sa.. sIseas-d OF rs..cs.Si. Term. Win di.p.,sI
n ss 20 s.,er%ins tSs Validity and utility Of
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other sdSics
rendered on I'll matters touching the same. Copies
of the claims Of any patent furnished, by remit
Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded In wash.
ington.
No Iyssey IN ne Unifsd States psss,ss,s superior
Iseihfiss Is sttsiaiag Psisah o. sssssfsistsy hs
sdisnisb,'ify Of tsreni,ess.
During eight months the subscriber. In the
u his largo practes, made t-is, ,sj,si.<
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY ONE
Of which was decided N las Jsrerby the Comnl-
sioner OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Edfy ss one Of the most oyshs
sd .sses.tfsi practitioners With whom have had
ciiHRLEs MASON. comr Of P.ien,.
IL have no hesitation In assuring inventor. thst
they cannot employ y man ~ers ..-y,t.-f ..s
w,.s ana a ~ .ss.r - ,pr them nm s.ry
and nvcrsbic Consideration At the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comr Of PAisntsr
aMr. X. n. HppY has made for ne THIRTEEN
apoIicaiI.n,. ON ali bot ONE of which patents
have been granted, and that one 10 s.~ g,nf,ny.
such unmi,ts abs proof OF great talent and abil
N = nm Lis paIt leads mo % recommtnd AL In
vc,s.r, 10 apply 20 him 20 procure their pst<nu,
AZ they may DO sure Of having the most aithfui
attention bestowed on their cAses and ~ very
sonsble charges. JOHN TAuhAP''
Boston, Jan. ., 1909. Iy9
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"OUT OF SORTS,

Take DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIrTERs,-the most medicinal In the mar.
ket. Established In 1903. imi2
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TLOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every city and tosvnt Ass,i applications
from competent parties for such agencies,
with suitable endorsement, should be addressed 10
ROLLINS Il ADAMS,
Agents for York and Cumberland Counties. or
Zee corner Of Exchange and Middle streets, Fort
land. 80. H'A few energetic and reliable
Agents are wanted for York County, 10 whom GOOD
pay will DO given. yrSo
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ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
DIX particularly invites an Ladies Who nerd Ned
sosl or SURGICAL adver call nj hs Rooms, - ksie'st
street, Boston, Ma which they VIII nnd arnngcd ~
their speciAl scc1mmoistioa.
DIR. DIX having devosed over twenty yeAn " ibis
branch of the Treatment q al dAses peculiar 10 kAks
ID nov ooocoisi by AL Ooh In this country md Esrc1s)
that he exos oil ohes known pssrtitkoeu In NJ Mr..
,tsssiy and entnai Treatment of Ill kmaic complaints.
Ills medicines arc psrp~rd viu The esprcss pauss OF
removing I'll dsszes, such debility, veskDsss, unnAta-
raj sup,<vsslous enlsryemepu a NE vonb, sl-o oil dis
charx, which now frtsn mosb STATE 10 The btci. Ifs
Drtor il nov FULLY pret~rc tr~st In hs peculiar stye.
sh medically AMI surycaily s dissasss u us stnais
sex and DIZZY are respectfully Invited 70 call II
No. ~ Endicott street, Bestes,
An etics rcquirng si'ce mnst couain ono dollar W
insure answer.
Bsion. Jan. ., 1890.
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Biddeiord, April Is, lso
SACV ASD BOSTON STEAMBOAT LIMB.
, Summer Arrange ment--lses.

Summer Arrnnge ment..Io0Bs
r. STEAMER ENTERPRISE Capt
E&=N. II PALKEn, will, TIL further no
tIce leave Battery Wharf. Boston, for Portsmouth
Biddeiord and saco, every Wednesday, Ut 8 O'Clock
r. II. Leave Biddeford and Ssco for Boston every
Saturday ut flood tide.
Freight taken Ut low rates.
y. A. DAY, Agent,
DiddefOrd, April %, Iss0. is' Main street.
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EOR BOSTON.

sT-A The new and superior ses-goins
steamers JoHH Books and MoHras-
AL, having been fitted up ut great expense with q
large number Of beautiful State Rooms, Will run
the season ~ fSllowsi
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at Z O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day NJ O'Clock
p. NJ, Sundays exceptedL
Cabin ARE. ...s...........''..'.$t.W
Dcck......................
Freight taken as usual.
April d, 1869. 2iu
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u ro.,fr. printed a, this once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-05

seeing this going on around us, set
us to thinking the thing over. 1t
newspaper can notbe sustained. it
is villainnusto'i induce its establish
mcnt to bring locality. into notice
at the expense of the stime and
means of class Of men who are gen.
orally disposed to rely upon the
PROMISES or the pubic.
If the business of the printer Is
ono that you cannot dispense with,
do not reap all the advantages re.
sulting from its rosecution---;the in
creased value Of your lands. your
lots, the instruction Of your faml-
lies The enhancement, Of yqnr profits
in business Of all kinds, and leave
him to retire pauper or to be over
whelmed with debts contra cted for
material to secure to s,yon those
blessings. .'Right is right and the
printer is as much entitled to, pay
as the Grocer, the Blacksmith or
the Farmc Our printers get their
pay Whenever they ask for it,-the
reason is our customers do not re-
quire US to run paper on 'Cfrlde.
when that gets to be the fashion
with the readers and patrons Of the
North Iowa Times, our pride will
not permit us to run it. If the prin-
ting busines is not as necessary to
the public as it is to ourselves we
will dry it up and try something else.
We believe there are too many
papers ia the west; and in the Uni
ted States generally there are moro
than the public necessity requires,
but they are easily got rid of on
honorable grounds. Go to the pub
Usher, pay him every cent you owe
tell him like a man that you can no
longer buy his scrvices-do not starve
him out, patch his little all with ex-
ecutions and attachments and then
taunt him with business incompc-
tency, because he was man enough
to suffer that your interests might
be advanced! @. 80
Money is scarce now, and through
the winterit will probably bescarcer
but that is no reason why the small
bills due a printing office should not
be partly paid at last. Sharp coiiec-
tions are not expected-a flair
shake" is all any Newspaper estah-
lishment requires to enable it to
swim N. I. Times. .-g re8
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RESCO HOWARD co. IOWA. FEBRUARY s. 1869 WHOLE NO

may advance, if. for any cause, it
may see fit in the end to. abandon
them and go to Lime Springs. Ev-
cry man, as far as I know, connect
ed with this Company, either at
Davenport or in the country, pro-
pose to deal fairly and honorably by
all parties. I see no reason why
you should await action until a de-
cisicn can be had on the Constitu-
tionality of the Tax Law. [ am
satisfied that this road will be built
independent of that law, if it should
be decided adverse. If you take
the necessary steps to vote the tax
and procure stock you have lost no
time. The first 80 miles will be
let, without doubt, early in the
spring, and the quicker it is let the
whole length the better. e.at
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toward Fisk. He has great versa
tility Of talant. and can run big
railroad, an opera house and the
Springfield Republican all at once.
He is not temperance man ex-
actly, but he don't take his bowls
so much as he did. -s@ IT IL,
There is great deal Of useless
talk about Morrissey's having been
in the "ring." A member Of con-
gress who isn't in some sort of a
''ring'' nowadays is very rare, in
deed and there ara few of those
''rings'' as respectable as the prize
ring. Big men have helped Nor
rissy to fortune. His clubhouse
is said to be the house that WANDER.
BUILT. Yours, etc., @@.''
a", FAT CONTRIBUTOR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-05

REMARKABLY Works OF HUMAN
LABOR. was fourteen miles
long, eight wide, and forty miles
round, with a wall 100 feet high, and
thick enough for three chariots
abreast. Babylon was fifty miles
within the walls, which were seventy
five feet thick and one hundred feet
high, with one hundred brazen gates
The Temple of Diana, at Ephesus,
was 40 feet to the support Of the
roof. 1t was hundred years in
building The. largest Of the
pyramiasi is 451 feet high, and 653 on
the sides; its base covers eleven
acres. The stones are about sixty
feet in length, and tho layers arc 2Os.
It employed $50, 600 men building.
The labyrinth in Egypt contains 800
chambers and twelve halls. Thebes,
in Egypt presents ruins twenty-seven
miles round. Athens was twenty
five miles round, and contained
$50, 900 slaves. The temple Of
Dclphos was so rich in donations that
it was plundored of $50, 900, 900,
and Nero carried away from it 200
statues. The walls of Rome we're
thirteen miles round. .s14 aE48
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It is reported that over $50, 900
have been spent by the government
trying to convict John H., Suratt.
The utter and entire failure does not
prevent it seems, second class shy
sters at the Washington bar, stirring
the case up again. Uncle Sam is a
good, fat goose and ought to bo
plucked. If John Surratt is inno-
cent, was his mother guilty? Let
those of the living, directly respon-
siblc for her murder, profit by the
example Of Jim Lane and, Preston
King "."= ..-'~ is. s ~
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pRorECT THE Tools. corrcs.

PRorEoT rHE Tools. "A cores.
pondent of the Prairie Farmer
writes; Il know ola farmer who
though himself very careful man,
who left his harrow in tho field, when
his last seeding was done, all
through the summer. When harvest
came, his reaper was driven on. to
the harrow. and both broken so that
it cost $40 to repair thcm-all caro-
lessness. Farmers, buy a few rough
boards, If you can afford nothing
better, and put up shed for the
farm implements. "7'
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A wifo wanted her husband to
sympathize with her in a feminine
quarrel, but he refused, saying,
"I've lived long enough to learn that
ono woman's just as good as another,
if not better" "And l." retorted
the cxasperated wife, shave lived
long enough to learn that one man is
just as bad as another, if not worse?'
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Cows should be milkcl regularly
and clean.
Good fences pay better than law
suits with neighbors.
"Plow we'll the MANURE This
was Cato's reply when asked the
secret of successful farming. -
There is advantage in feeding car,
rots to horses in connection With
oats, or dry cut feed and hay.
Poultry, to fattcn rapidly, must
be, like hoGs,,rcstrieted to limited
space. Freedom and fat are iuc om-
ua+it,In 1-s @n6 r&+5 4" .@& =
/, 4 Gitisan Of Gtplswick, Maine.
has within three years taken 5000
worth IF sanasles from q little more
than an acreref laga. 80. tel,sar
>N9r9 leas tAa2 fona eanrLs grown
on Al aere, and SIX bushels Of peas
will fatte4 IS much pork as ten
bushels Of corn, 50 say some Can,
ada farmars
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-05
Bride and Bridegroom.

Essays Fer Young men on the Interesting
relation Of Bridegroom to Bride in the in
atitution of Marriages. Guide to natri-
monial felicity, aud trus happiness. Sent
Shafxs. Address, HOWARD. al sSSClA-
11ok Bon PhPiladsIphis, Pa oIyI,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-05
FOR SALE.

A building on Elm Street, next door to
Durham House, well situated for any kind
Of business, now occupied Us a billiard
room. The building is 2Ox75, and can be
bought for two-thirds its value. We are
bound to 60 out Of the business. Don't be
afraid Of good bargain. For particulars
inquire Of sft. a9af .
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-05

A Marion county man who was
vigilanccd by the neck until nearly
dead, has sued the vigilants for
so, 900. - @ @r f =. u e.-s4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-30
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

AGENCY,
Gold Hill Nevada.