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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

Henry @. Moore, went out of
office with considerable Of the
peoples money in his pocket;
you will find The full particu'
lars in a report of the commits
sioners for 1S67-S. The total
amount is stated by the cons
mittee OF examination TO be
S345.75. DR.. Moore is worth
that amoInt. If he is not, his
securities are. You ought to
see that that this is paid back
into The treasury. Our people
hate taxes. Then one Cozad,
another Democratic auditor,
took the small matter OF about
Sl60 more than belonged to
h m. This might be collected
off Of his bail. Our people
complain Ct taxes.
Our commissioners hereto.
fore have felt II deiicacy in this
matter because they all belong
to the same party; you ought
not to feel so-"business is
business" and when a con.
scientions man takes an oath
u do his duty, he has to let
party ties loosen a little and
go at business as though he
meant to do something.
There are several other mat
ters of which we might speak
but have not time or space in
this issue, We trust you will
look to these matters aS.thongh |
they were your own privale at
fairs, and do not allow them to
90 unrebuked. Bear in mind,
"our people complain of high
taxes" When you see an im-
provement needed, make it.
People do not expect the bless
ingS Of civilization free OF cost;
but expend our money accord
ing to law and with care and
prudence. Be libera! as in
your own affairs, but do not al.
low party to blind you; do not
use. public funds on favoriIes;
be careful about drawing mon
ev from the treasury to pay for
any improvements unless the
statute hqs been carefully Oh.
Serred. Now, we trust, Mr..
Kelly, you will take our advice
as it is intended, for the bene.
fit of our tax payers and yours
self. ... .t .le
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

In Numbers there is safety. it was
upon this principle that the formula
OF JudsOn's Mountain Herb Pills was
prepared. IL was not the result Of
one mans knowledge. DR.. Judsoh
intending to spend fortune in ad.
vertising his Pills consulted the most
intelligent aud learned physicians of
the age and the result was the pro-
duction of simple but eflicaceous
medicine. the Judsom's Mountain Herb
Pills. These pills cure Billiousness.
Dyspepsia, liver Complaint, Indiges,
ton. Female Irregularities, &c. They
have now been used many years by
the Public and thousands of testimo-
mails bear witness to their virtues.
Asa family medicine they are unri-
vailed. Give the Mountain Herb Pills
atrial. Sold By all dealers. sep oct
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

ACCORDING to the returns
made to Rqbroad Commissioner
Wright, the cost Of the Hook
ing Valley Railroad to June 80
last, when Sixty-two miles of
main and four miles of side
track had been laid, was
S1,654,750.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

BELIEVING girl TO be bewit-
ched (she was insane,) a charm
doctor in Canada ordered IA
New testament TO be tied to
her body Exchange.
Won't somebody try that
dodge on the Democratic par.
ty of Ohio? Its effects would be
something like those of a tin
kettle on a dogs tail, or lump
of aquafortis ON a fresh wound
-Ec.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

THE Boston Traveller says
that there elm New England
over fit'ts thousand able-bodied
men, married and single, with
families and without, who earn
a precariouS livelihood by
farming in " summer and seek
ing work in Winter where they
can find it. ~ iaj a5i" a5-.j
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

o A NEW education law has
just been promulgated at Con
stantinople. Primary ins'ruc
lion is made compulsory for
every inhablant of the Turkish
Empire. The period of in
struc:ion for girls is fixed at
from sl1 to len years Of age,
and for boys rom six TO eleven.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

The ChillIcothe Advertiser
says Grandfather Bookwalter,
of CoIerain township, now over
eighty five years of age, comes
to The city almost every week
driving his venera ble old bay
horse, now over twenly.eight
years OF age, and they both
Seem gool for many a year and
a journey yet to come.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

A MANS wife is his best law.
yer, his best counsel, his best
judge. his best adviser, and also
the cheapest and most reason
able.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

ty Commissioners on the Slh OIL
0ctober-beiore the election
He was elected Commissioner
in 1867, and has filled the Of
fee with honor. On the 18th
he was elected Representative,
Since his resignation Mr., Pats
rick Kelly, of Wilkesville
township, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Kelly
will make good Commissions
er-one whom the people may
feel proud of-Dem. Eng.
We heard Mr.. Kelley spoken
of as an honest, upright man,
and we are glad he has been
appointed. We hope that he
will make as fair a record as
County Commissioner as he
has as a private citizen. By
the way, Mr., Kelly, the late
Commissioners ot our County
have been running our affairs
rather loosely. They have
been squandering a good deal
of the peoples money very
loOlishly and it would be well
if you would look into the
matters a little. Our bridge
fund has been shameIully
managed. "Dead falls" have
been built over the county at
an enormous cost, and the peo.
pie have been paying the bills.
There is one of them on the
Wilkesville road across Rae.
coon; you will observe that it
would not bear its own weight
when finished, and it is liable
to go down whenever u freshet
washes out the temporary
props that now hold it up.
Another trap at Hartley's
Mill, which you may Know
something of has already
killed a man and crippled two
or three others, and report
says 1t is well calculated to
kill any one who attempts to
cross it with a team; you
should not take it off the
builders hands unless it is a
good job. Some $4,000 were
thrown away on the Radclif
bridge. The county is grow
ing poorer, and our people
complain OF high taxes. By
The by, Mr. Kelly, you had bet
ter see the statutes of 1869,
pages 52.3 4. especially sec,
tons Z, s, 8, and 10; you can get
some information as to the
matter OF building bridges,
etc. You will find that the
statute is very specific, and
very full and complete. Plans,
specifications and estimates of
cost of construction, should
be made by a competent arch,
itect. These should be SUBJ
mitted to the Commissioners.
Auditor and Surveyor, and il
approved should be filed with
The Auditor for inspection by
anybody interested. -
The Auditor should give no.
tce in two newspapers pub
lished in the county of where
these plans, etc. can be ex
amined; also of the ime and
place where sealed proposals
will be received for building
any bridge. You will notice
that our Commissioners have
paid no attention TO this stat.
ute, and that they cannot le,
gally draw a dollar from the
treasury OH any OF their bridge
contracts. You should be
Careful aboat ordering the An
ditor TO make any order, for
he knows the statute has Been
disregarded and that he can
not make such order without
laying himself liable. The
disregard Of law by our com
.missioners is making our high
taxes, and giving us nothing
for oui money. We have had
4quail ira ps" and "dead falls
enough'in the county paid for
by The people. 5i' AK 10 j'.g
o. $50, :, ..aid to la
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

The boys of the old filth o.
vi. who were spared i2 return
contemplate holding a reuIion
of the Surviving members of
their regiment about the LIST OF
December next; it will proba.
bly, take place in Dayton d
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28
Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Notice, Ladies I-No More Washing,
No More Ironing, No More Vexation!

The great invention of Paper Clothing winch
can not he detected from linen fabrlcs and nt
one hal thr free formerly pud for washing.
II would be uilpo sshle 10 give hpreRil the
advantages which lliese goods possess in m
emnen. degree. They must be seen TO be
appreciated. ..E ei...-rr.fttf
TlP'efp'rt h"ntand for them, upon the man.
niartnrrl in EnrOpe, preSrnied Their, thus far Z
nom sending ala'gp snmly. Thus the first
only, merely to Introduce and show their
lmerus ~ fg'f ~ o.. -Hfta
= Wholesale dea. efs WIN not 5e dealt with for
ih" pr srll. Nnorter WI he filed for moro
pt'n one Nos N oEany one article at ono II me
TO tile sainr address,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

With fnll diTpclIin> ana rOrH.s fuf ali rams
artlnnI, in every state Ot the Union. by TUE
UPlllLU PiR-uNS, l.. l. H., Professor Of
Law in Harvard University AMI author Of
many LRw Hooks,
kEw Book ToR EvEgYnpnY. Exrl lining
the rights, duties, AMI obligations o all the
relations nf life ~ we'll as every kind OF con-
tract or legal obligation. ...
4 correct, economical, and safe Counsellor
and Adviser
In lIsprnsalle to oil who would know their
rights and duties. and possesses the means Of
trans"ctIng unalued their own business.
30 pl in. full accurate. m complete that no
per>on can rilord to he without u. Emhldy,
ing in popular rorm the Ie.,lis OF the l'hnr
aud study Of the no It pOpullr and successful
wrirer nf Law lnoks IL hOrnuntry. Exclusive
tel ritUry and no rOnlpetllIon.
send Tor our descriptive circular ald testl.
mnnlal@. fi ~. ... ...
Address,
JON rs, JUNKIN & CO.,
CillIAGb, LII. or SATIUNAL PUBLISH
lNH tn., l7S Elm street, Cincinnati. " I'nhs
llshers. oCt?l IT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

HENRY COOPER was elected
to the vacant Senatorship, last
Friday. Good bye, Andy; go
back 10 your tai!or's bench.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

New Goods and great bar
gains at j. K. Wills.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-28

New Goods at ]. K. Wills.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
District Court Summons.

IL The DISTRICT COURT Of the Eleventh Juai-i,l
p..Tc u the state O! Nevada, IN and for tie Couu
- q ElkDs
" !. se4uy. piaiuin. against James IL Tally de-
isadsuL Action brought IN the District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District % the State % ScyAAa Ia
and Tor Tho said County Of Elkn and ihr CUmrlaiDt
hlsd IN the aid County 81 Eno IN The once u the
CLERK 81 said District Court.
The STATE % Nevada reuds greeting TO James H.
Scally. defendant:
You hereby required 70 appear ia an action
brought az5aus; you by the above named rlIintir
the District C0uTt Of The Eleventh Judlcia! District
q the state q Nevada in and for the Count u
Niihn ten dag exclusive Of the day servic.l after
th County. 90. Il wed out q This County but within
THIS District. within tSenty day. othcrW3ss ~iihfn
forty day.. or Judgment by default ~ll b. taken
against YOU according - tie prayer % sa!l complaint
The saa action d. brought ~ dissolve the bonds Of
ma'Eimuuy between Jon aud sah pla!utiG zrd to -
CuEr possession Of cllt. the fT;s Of aid nAtri-
m'uy ~i!l more fulS -E!'zr ~ :-.s-=.-a= - $40
CDbP.zIut-tLs original bsiEE III. Ia Ii4y once.
Aud you arr hereby uoii1ri. HAT ~ you fail ap-
-. =1i answer tie s-i complaint above required
the aid plaintiff S apply 70 The Court for the relief
demanded ihyrriB.
Given under my hand and the zeal Of tho
Sr,I District Court % the Eleventh JuIirlAl Dls-
~ ir.st % the state Of NryaAa In aud Tor tho
- aid County - FlEo. IhiS second day % De
grmisr IN tie Year % Lord IN. thousand eight
hundred aud si1iy nine.
IA. WATERMAN. Ciert.
10 cts NsS. Rev. stamp 4y-fIn
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22

From MONTANA dispatch from Virginia
Montana, Of the 18th, says the Legislature has
got organized at last, and Governor Ashley de-
hTered his message to-day II is an able doc
ument, and receives the unanimous praise. Of
Republicans. 1t fayors immigration from the
Northern States and Europe, but Opposes Chi
nese Immigration and the introduction Of
cheap labor from any country. minority rep
resentation in Legislative bodies also receives
It's approval. The continuance Of the plan Of
making treaties with Indians Is opposed by
the message
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
CLING TO YOUR ERrE1

HO, Greek. November l.. lss9.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
Notice to Physicians.

SEAlEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FUE
Medical Attendance upon tie INDECENT SICK IN tho
III" county Hospital. Including uursss. msliciu,.
t-AId. ~--AinE clothing. fuel Ey., my ofice until
VI FNbAl. jANJAIN 10Th. l--U. At - O'Clock "
Ih" contract O. cover The I'r!usi or Tx months.
Bidder will s-ts Prleu per day per pAtieni-to be
raid tH Hospital scrip
lider- SIll zl-o be required 90 give good bonds
with sufhciTut security all sIigtucle.: the
I'4Fu ~ County Juiuut-sllacrs Tcs,gyiug tie night
L. reject any aud all such hids.
Hy order u tho HuaTd u County ComInissloners
7. \. WATERMAN.
5itl COUNT tl.-t
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
&c E ID EP OF

West eide 81 Fifth street near Elcr 4 Cos nantIna
House. viii ship ice n any point on the rl,ilfuaI
"-a FIRED WILSON. ProurIctnr
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22

UTAH 1EoS.-The manufacture Of iron is n
success IN this Territory. The first Specimen
Of iron from the ore found in Utah was on ,.y-
hlbitiou here to-day. II attracted great deal
OF attention, and everybody is jubilaut over
the prospects Of this being large and profit
able industry here. The iron is Of very good
quality, and will unquestionably command a
ready market. So says a Salt Lake dispatch
Of the 18th inst - .-a -. =
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
Delinquent Taxes.
STATE uT NEVADA.
IoUSrT UT ELKp,
AUDITORS OFFICE. !

ATDITOR'S OFFICE.
ELNu, Nov. -. lsGq
10 ALI. WHOM TT MAY CONCERS-BE IT KNOWN
that have this day deposited ith the District
Minrn"y III" Delinquent Tax List q EIku County and
state Of NsEaha for the year l and that unless the
delinquent taxes therein spy,iard are Iah 60 tho
County Treasurer, A. eI-ufylo Tax Receiver. within
twenty isys from the hrst publication 81 this notice.
g. Wit "n or before the 20th day oi December ls6g.
action Sill H. commenced by the Di.irict Attorney FOR
the collection 81 aid taxes and costs
Il, ,. HAFFORD. County Recorder and
ASIA EI-Uficiu County Auditor.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22

CLING TO YOUR FRIENDS
There are many friends Of Summer.
Who are kind Nhile dgrer. b!1.1ra.
But when Winter chills the blossoms.
They depart with the perfume
On the broad highway q action
frlends o; worth are :=- I'D fsE
30 when one has proved his tr.euship.
Cling TO him who eiing-s 20 yvu-
Do not harshly yudce your neighb0r,
Do no; deem his lie untrue
IL be males no great pretensiUns,
Deeds are great though friends are fs~.
Ibo-e Who stand amid the tempest
flrn a. when the skies are blue
VIII b friends While life eudureth-
Cling 10 thOse who cling 20 you.
When you zee = worthy brother
Bucs,ins the stormy main.
Lend helping hand f-atsrnAl.
III &c reach the shorr Ayziu.
Don't desert the old and tined friend
when Tnis.u-tuns CONES Ia view,
for be then NEEDS frisndshIp's ocrnforts-
Cling o. ihOse Who cling % VOC
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
n I'm AND woMax
OF ALL NATIONS!
Nv have wATouEp THE cornsE orsnn,,-
PLANTATION BITTERsI

and which have become 30 celebrated All o,., a.
world for their wonderful tonic properties. Thsss
Bitters nov. and always have been. PREPARED -
cisely IN the same way when the right utI. ~
passsd into hands ~iih the singh, ..,s,,;
that Ne have ADDED thereto CAlsSyA Bzrk ukirh H.,
combination With other yell known roots and hs,l-'
forms one Of the most deh tonic cordial, tbst 4,
Is possible for the ingenuity Of pound N 1.
medicine which ineTsses strength rsses the spirits
and gives life and chscrfulness TO all who ar, ny
and depressed and At the same time comforts gI,s
dens and eIhilzFates.
The spirit which preserves and forms the basi. n,
these Btsrs = pure s. CruiT rum distilled from the
sugar grown in the tropical Islands Of 81 CSlI
and Thomas, under .hc Immediate surerysion q,
Own experienced agents aud lCcated thers
eI.fsssy for that purpoSe and -se defy and worIds
Commission hrnlist. Or sCcucs 10 produce sh0u
other than vegetable matter in tbs c0mposition on
these Blttsrs. We, therefore. Offer and rccuntnend
them 10 the public with . sure guarantee that thsy
ing complaints.
They purify. strengthen and inYigor4te.
They create healthy appetite.
They are AHtll0te TO change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour,
They strengthen the system and tnlIyeu the mind
They prevent miAsHlatc and Intermittent feysrs
They purify the breath aud ability Of The stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure p!ArFhua, Choler. and Cholera Norbu.
They cure Liver Complain aud Nervous HyAlarhs
They are the best BlItsTs IN the world.
They MAKE the weak strong and arc exhausted S.-
tflrc's Great Er~turrr.
SOLD BY ALL GRnCEEs. DRUGGISTS &c.
T.. n. DRAKE - CO.. Ns>v York.
BEDDISGTOS. HOSTETTEE 4 co. san Franei,eo.
Cal, Agents for the PaCinc COast- 3Sly
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-22
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
GOING HOME.

GOING HOME
-Hou arr yoa. Crockett today. ca FLY.
-Jcst - yo7 me - All -:
TIE doctor says thAf I can't get ven
And VIA; Is 70 bs-ts 20 BE-
Ne cabin -as rvusA and II. root vas To-.
Its nco- Vas the natire sd
And thsre on his eank- ui:h arv-h5; brow
Lay Crockett. sPPro-eAtng his God
Ooefstf vas szi;A TO = Inizers' earn.
:, And some Of rs toys" uerr the-e:
He want an AcSei-ke wasn't a .os.ur-
Bat human - most Of IS 1re-
Il tAoaski" sAsd y. .-is dream iu.. NV
IhHs vssav.y bach home = r.
WIN sPple and peach trees Al IN bloE
while are-sie- danced in the giSaia-
III loohst - funny to see the ;ress
80 tall and the leaves - bruzd.
To see them tAnc-- IN the 1.oJ--,s. b-..xe
Their shadows Aioag the road:
The rad just BY. TIA; Rms in tn Ike
Right elOss 10 my old home door
IhLs hone Deyer Ein again
PALE humble. honcst AID poor
''Bai. A. -As ssyinS though; Il Easne
A-Sotnz along By the fence
To the home that len in 81
AID never been back tbsfe since
''for you - came out. from Tennessee.
To the coast, good While ago
Ard We always intended once more 70 see
The o4d Paee-bui you kDCu-yoC kn0E''-
And here be seemed TO wander Away
fEum pSr which he uz-ifsd 70 tel
But said ere long. II va going to saw
"hAi uAa AZ Oh, yes, boysl-Eeul
II vas jus; coming up 20 the very spot
Where mother had kis-sd ne 10 30
Ard sonehoT, u seemed. either was shot
Or stunned with = terrible blow
Il ooultn't move: but mother came uui:
sAT her quite plzin, with the brOoIn
And soon A. 1 SAT her. I uttered = shout
-Aother. TIA e1rning hOEae''-
he satd no more, and he never vii
We buried him up In the brush.
Where shadows isli. frUEs the giant kill
On his grave With kindly h1sh-
T.. -. ~, -SiH2islI.>.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-05
The Exhausted System.

Summer is a facilitating season, and the snd
den change of temperature which takes place al
this period If the year fluids the healthiest of us
considerably enervated by the preceding heat
and the weakly and delicate almost Frustrated
This is not favorable condition in which TO en-
counter the raw cold pinds of October, and its
chilling fogs and night dews, and conseq uently
intermittent fever, dysentery, bilious attacks
and rheumatism are more less prevalent
everywhere, but especially in localities where
the atmosphere is naturally unwholesome. In
order to avoid the dangers arising from these
causes, the exhausted system should now be
renovated and invigoratcd by course of hos.
TETTERS sTrMACH BITTER>. This purest
and most potent of ali vegetable tonics and ex'
hilarants regulates the secretions while 1t re-
news the strength aud purIfes the fluids Of the
BODY, while it siv,s frmhess and vignr to the
nervous organization. Free from the unpleas.
ant flavor bich renders the ordinary touics SO
lepulsive, composed Of extracts and juices of
the choicest vegetable inyigoranrs and cOrrec-
yves mingled with a dIffusive stImulant from
Shlch every noNiOus element has been expelled.
| t lls renowned preparation is, in all respects,
.ne very best medicine of Its kind that the
S"tiu Has ever known. Such Is the opinion of
distinguished members of the medical Or fes.
sion' anu the general verdict of the public after
NJ All tAperlTnGe OF twenty years during which
hoo1hA LEXIS BlrrERS has attained a
grraler popularity, and a more extensive sale
tnan any specihc ever advertised in the columns
of the American press
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-05
The Rest Wash for Trees.

Octob.. IL the best period for the an
iumn scraping and washing OF fruit
trees. The insects which hide in the
bark and crevices of the trees, have by
that time retired TO heir winter quarters
and can be easily destroyed. There IL
nothing equal as a wash with which tt
Grub the Trees than Preparation OF
>ay OIL. pound of whale oil soap 10 d
arge bucket of wafer, wei, dissolved
There is nothing more nauseous TO iu'
secls than this.
IL will lay "cold" everything that we
have tried il on but the curculio-thaf,
however, cares no more for the mixture,
even though accompanied with sulphur,
Iime-water and tobacco juice, than II 1t
were a gingerly dose of pure spring
water. But rose bugs, end the steel
blue grape bugs, sui render to Its power
.ncsutine, tly. Every farmer and gar
dener ought to have supply OF this
soap on hand for use Whenever neces-
saIy.
Apple and pear trees well scraped and
then washed with this preparation Will
not only be freed from some OF the CHIEF
insects preying upon foliage and fruit,
but will sensibly feel its invigorating
effects. Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-05


The complaint of the want of good
help is very general, if not universal
Mike hires out for six months at Soo
month and board, and works well until
haying time, when he hears that Fat is
getting SO a day at neighbours. he
gets uneasy and quits. AS conse.
ouence he is out of work in the fall and
winter, and barely gets enough to pay
his board. The farmer has to get
new hand in the place of Mike, on such
terms as he can. We have several sug-
gestions to make to parties who want
good help upon the farm Hire by the
year. There is nothing so much needed
upon our farms as more labor. With
that we can make more manure, and
more manure means larger crops, better
dividends, and capacity to keep more
cattle. There is no difficulty in keep
ing three or four good men bnsy all the
year round, upon 2OO-acre farm, and,
if we have faith in our business, IN ind
ing the money to pay them. 1t is bet
ter for the hired men to be kept con-
stantly employed, and better for their
families. Take an interest in their
welfare, and build cottages for them
near the farm, or upon 1t. Encourage
them to save something of their earn
ings to buy home with. Men with
families make the best laborers, and are
most conteuted. Take an interest In
their families, see that the children 60 to
school, and when the boys are big
euougb, see that they have chance to
work and earn money for themselves
Help your help, and as rule, they will
help you. They will see that their In.
terests are identified with yours. Treat
Lhsm as strangers or brutes, and they
will reciprocate your incivlllties. Even
COW will not give down her milk IN
der the cudgel.