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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-15

Made of Poor Rum, Wtislkey, Proof Spir1 ,
md refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet
ened to peasethe taste, called TONES, z" A
ers" Restores" &C., that lead the tDpler Oh 70
rdrnnkenness and run but are true Medcine' Hade
from the Native Roots and Herbs Of Californla,ic3c
from all Alcoholic StimuIants. me! are .no
gGREATFRLOOD gPUR IFIERs and LiF3.
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator sno
Inyiporator Of the System, carrying off all posoneVs
matter and restoring the blood to Healthy condle
No person can take these Ntters ACCORDING 10 al
ztion and remain long unwelLy . aAs4Anz4 y -
800 will be given for anincurable case, proylaiea
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means. and the vital organs 'he
point Of repair. seBkE'g - IL )
For InfiammatOry and Chronic Rheuma-
tism and GOut,TDyspepsia,so hdigesticId
Bilious, r emittent and intermittent Eevers
Dfsea Sos of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys III -
Bladd these Bitters have been most succsca -
ful Suck Diseases are caused by vitiat'-
Blood which is generally produced by derangem "
Of the DigestivesOrgans. J - .Af/oI .{lIYH
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Hssdu
ache Pain in Shoulders, Coughs Tightness of tns
Chest Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the stomach
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Palpitation
Of the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain In ths
regions Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the oTsprings OF Dyspepsia. aNpi7s
They nyigorate the stomach, and stimulate the tor
bid liver and bowels which render them of un9quals
efncacy In cleansing the blood OF all lmpuriHes' a"
imparting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKINDISEASES, Eruptions, letter, salt
Rhuem, Blotches, Spots PinPes Pnssulcs, Bos Car
buncles Ring worms Scald Head Sore Eyes, Erysip.
elias Itch Scurfs Discoorations Of the Skin Humors
and Diseases of the Skn of whatever name or
are dug up and carried out Of the system I'M
short time by the Of these Btcrs One Dottie IN
srcb cases viii convince the most incredulous ofthsr
curative effect. ,, - ,s-ts -fgss Ls-,.sy a.
n Cleanse the vitated Blood whenever you nnc s
impurities bursting through the skin inPmples krup
tions or sores cleanse when you ind it obstrueted
and sluggish in the veins Is !oai
aud your feelings will ellyouwhen Keep the oio'"
pure and the health of the system will follow. Ssas
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS. lurkingin ths
system of 80 many thousands are efectualy destroy
cd and removed. For full directions, read oaroi.
the circular arour each BOTTLE printed In four IAN
| sr.res-Rnglish, German, French and Spanish. fgt
| J.wALKER, proprietor. R. Il. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists ana Gen. Agents, San Francisco CAL
,. and Sc and a Commerce Street, New I OK. ,i
ux- SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEks:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-15

Is Kdders Raven Indelbe Ink. 1t lows freely never
blots, and never fades. Used as easily IS common
ink, with steel or quill pen. Remember I" Raven
: KIDDER q WETHERELL, Manufacturers, n. T.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-15
Black as the Ravens Wins

R- See advertisement Of Buckeye Threshsr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-15

LOB A CIRCULAR OF great interest TO everybody
IL address d. B. GALLANDEA.,T Toledo. Ohio. -.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
er0cK EYCIIANGE.
MONDAY, May 20-P. NJ.

MONDAY May oO-f- Ne
The Stock Board held but one session to-
day. and business has therefore been rather dull although
oncroons were kept up In the street, but with little ami
nation either on the part OF sellers or purchasers
Sales were made the First Board Of 52O Of 1862 co-
pom at 12l do Co., Few, 113g; do. 67 1li The notice
from the Secretary Of the Treasury that he Will Duy
ssOOOO0O bonds gives strength to Government securities
The money market is very easy with every indication
of continued plenty and cheap rates. with 3di cent
on call for coateras and from iG5 per cent
on other securities of state bonds railroad bonds and
stocks.
The Gold Room was only open until 1 O'Clock. At ~
o'clock gold quoted at llIs, at IL O'Clock, A4 anu
at 70 o'clock at 11f9 and o'clock at 1li3 Only change
OF Der cent during the morning Ii the afternoon god
was quoted at 11l The transactions of the Cold TX
change Bank follows: Cearances, S33226OOG Sod
balances s116t2i6; currency balances, S1,SI2,i3O.
Foreign Exchange is firm to-day Tomorrow thFre
viii be a further shipment Of gold bars. The following
tbo rotaa
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

Tennessee c. ex-cOup0n sod at 61 do new, 5c NoFh
Carolina Co. new, 25 do. Gs, 49!; Missouri 6s 9id0o5
State Stocks inactive.
Transactions in Railroad bonds were light, with Eric
Sd morage 49, Harlem 1st mortgage, 1915 Central, 9l;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 4th mortgage, 70.
The sales of City bank shares were Bank OF Commerce.
80; Park Bank 100; Central 14 Bankers and Brokers
Association lO7 NewYori Gold Exchange Banl, G2dG0
Continental, 1901.
Pacific Mail Co. sold at 40l4b9lS59l9s3i3i; United
States Express, 49, Adams Express Gli American Mer-
chants Union, 4358iit.
The Stock market has been heavy to-day, and opera
tons generally were on a small scale, with doing
in Pacific Mail than any other stock Lake Shore was
Grm at Saturdays price, Toledo aud Wabash advance
from sales of tie First Board Saturday Boston, Hart
ford and Erie off, Hannibal and St. Joseph, preferred
per cent advance from first call" on Saturday.
The following are the highest sales at the First Board
of the stocks named on the dates given:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
Gituniious tuanteo--Gemales.
Gitnaiious r)anie0-- Malcs.

E9TANTED-By n young man, SIIUAllONN
w Bookicrper Collector ClrS. ReieEenes Adir's ~
sEPII HAMPTON, DOb1s Ferry " u
HA FIRST-CLASS FARM HANDS want
IU STUArONS-Amehcan, Scotch, English, irsh sWsdes and
Gernan abeboed Of good habits at reasonable wages Apply Dow"
ing green.
N,OTICE.-The FREE LABOR AND INTEL.
~ IIGENCR BUREAU, under tue charge Of the Commissioner oi
Public Charles and Go and 10 Clnonpaee,
one Of Broadway whore parties can be furnished WIN hs
class helm charge JAMES DONAHuE huPt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TElBrSn
ASTFePo are snaer; receipts light quote at 10 Soe a.
Pearls nominal ~,
COrOE market has been moderate most o the hoters eors
T AZ ron IN coase uenc of" Decoration Day The marie,
Ioeer lacked tone ho1h prices show aTa decline te s
g n e, ais ~ bales 54 Saurlay even lniglus
81 eyrorers 3 l25 70 slecuors sn Ji0 ul
For future eery-satday evening, 100 August 2e to-day 10
NJ HI J 1'g 2l} 200 al Zic 100 Re, sad lJ Agb
no all on bass Low ifahng We quote az follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. 1900.

NORRIS AND DIFTNIUN.,
foot Of Barclayt ami foot oi Cr
SUMNER GEIBNTS commencing MONDAY April H. 1870,
EXPRESS MAIL TRIM ug a. Deugie With Boon
Branch, Doyer With Chester Branch at Waterloo Th S1r r. S
and Washington with the D. a. AMI '" X IL
for Water Gap hur Scranton Great Berd Bnghmon rA-
ell points the Lack aud bloomsbury
ami Delaware AMI Iluis0n X Rd.
I1:9O LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Norris
Washington Phshug AMI Eatoni coh-
Pupslurg with Bel Del X for Be!ere, &C. an1 AZ
Esoa With L. " r. for Bethlehem Aoo"n haucA Chunk anu
WilAelhaTe
with Chester x.
with r. ald a. Washington with d. L. and
w II X. for Gap Stroulsburg, anl Scranton -
HACKErfSTONN MAIL connects with Boonton Chester
and Susser Railroads
For NORRIS rOWN 1l:2o 114O 2:3o 39o 4O 500 AMI
m.
Fof SUMMIT sni intermediate stations at 6 1890 and 1000
2:Jl. 4:2O 600 p. - - -. -. 49,.
For ORARGE and SOUTH ORANGE 63O 7:0 goo, l00 snl
m 420 $50 $780, C0O 6;iO 9:OO and i1
Fr NEWARK At 1880 T;O 300 s:9 900 1900 O9o Hoo
:ln auI II:iO s1 2:J a2:9p jD 3:i0 $780, 4l0 4:O,
$50 $40 5:2a 500 $500, 'b0 $50 '1:4 800 and ll;J
Trsirs marked stop At Eas; Newark. -
BLOOMFIELD and MOhfCLAIH, at $50 and uO0 and
o..t q Z f2 al
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Z. NRlNG House or HENRY CLEws & Co,


Interest allowed Oh all daily Balances Of Currency
or Gold
Persons dcpomtmg with us can check at sight in
the same manner as with National Banks
Certificates Of Deposit issued, payable on demand
OF at fixed date bearing interest at current Iae, aud
available in all PARTS Of tho United States.
Advances made to our Dealers, at all times, ap-
proved cola fclals at market rates Of interest.
We buy, cell and exchange al issues Of Govern.
ment Bonds 1T current market prices, also Coin ard
Coupons. and execute orders for The purchase ard
sae Of Gold AID all iIst-caas Securities, commis-
SION.
Gold Banking Accounts may be opened with us
upon the came conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other Corporate Loans
negotiated
Collections made everywhere in The rhiied States.
Canada, and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
Te tolovIng shows the result Of tOdays busaess at

Tire subTreasury in this city:
GcBe bal. yestdy ss27O45 % Currency reccipts.. sss a
God rccp p...... lfo3i D Currency payments. 35059
God payents.,.. 25J0jJ a Currency basnce... s659 "A
God balance..... 7553 % General balsnce.... 89Q62l
Attention il called to the Old house Of Robinson Cox
Co, which IS dissolved by the recent death Of Mr. Alan
son Robinson. Tier successors are Kenyon, Cox Co.
at the place, No. 81 Wall-st. Mr.. Daniel DTow Is
special partner In tie firm, and contributes sc0OG
capital Tls, with tie large capital Of the Grm makes
very strong house.
Messrs. Henry Clews Company will pay the Interest
due June on the bonds of the City u Brunswick, Ca
az their office, No. % Nat, and after that date
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
Gclp n)d?ltc0.

Gilp lDu!lI.u.
VVANTED-A good PLAIN COOK, and to
assist in Washing Ironing and make hee generally 1e:u lbl
Grand-st
ygTANTED-A bright ERRAND BOY, living
w at home abou ten years Real Estate oce Apply by
noe to A. b. C., BoH lCJ, TIitune Ohee
VVANTED-A CUTTER in Il Clothing Store.
w Apply at i47 Hu!sonst
VyTANTED-A thoroughly competent SIR
w YEYOR; good DRAUGHlSIAN. Apply to 6IACkPOLB
l. BRO cor. oi Falton and Pearl-sts, Nes-iork.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

In connection with our dealings in GOvERSwg'-r
SECURITIES AND CENTRAL AND WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD BoNDs, we offer for safe, steady invest
1nents the SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, at 90, and ac.
crued interest from May1 FISK 81 HATCH,
Bankers, &C., No. Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
The sales Of gold and the purchase Of bonds BY th

Government for the month Of June are follOws
SALES GOLD.
Jrne L. Sinking Fund June . COo0O Special Find
g.. Special Fani jLEe 29.. lOUfJ SnAns Fund
June 49,. 1900 900 Sinking FGnd
Jre 90 Oo 900 Sneca Fund rnr o. 81 roo Sinking Fund
Juge o. IoOCAl sinking Fund JGLc 300 OOJ tpc4 Fund
Jgne IG... 2yUJ0O Special Fund
"The Treasury may at its option accept offers of bonds
or bids FOR gold OF the amount advertised for
THE the Government quotations VI Biessrs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

COFFEI-Tle temInd for All knss continues moderate an ne
rlrat quite tl h slack tone prces but nohg sh0 " n
fcual ece: sales Of 1909 Tags Rio, Per Nam on payaie
FLOIR AND HEAL-Ihe mar4et for Western and STATE F1t
ste trer but closed dql snd Ir Ie -
sui the demand IS IN pan ios eh
mort but m g ior consumption; sales, Il so bllA We quote
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
NTEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ

WIyTER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NOV. p, l.Jl
PASSENGER Station NegYork Of Twersevenihst and
Fourth.ave. Entrance on wenvScventl-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWiORk,
Tor NeyHaven aal Bridgeport en-, ll:O M lZ9 tEx)
300 u,x.), 3i5, 4:31 $3.50. and (3t) N. -, ~,
Ad Saorl Fairfield, Southport and WeiOrt 'OO ilJO
For EorsaiI 100 500 tETl 9:Oc 1880 2:l5 EIl 300
Ht.). 3:l5 (E,.) $500 20, and $500 GER
For Daren, T. g. l:10 m. 3i5 49, 5:JJ aud 6O p m
ord T. (Br) 1l3J a l2:lJ (hr 2:l5 (ELh
3t5 1870 (Ex.). 4:i5 $50 G:3O 7:l5 q (EN) p.
. 25 3:43 4:i5 $50 $50, I0 m
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at g. lO a. nj E'l
3i5 445 $50 $3.50. and 1:l5 p.
Bos;on.
For Boston, via q fEL.) f8X j. (EN)
For Boston via Shore Line. 2:l5 (bvl 3 (t,.l p
For Hartford aud Springfield IA IN (Il 2lo tEhh 4'' p m
10 Hartford, p. m.
For River Railroad OI l2:lj IN. 70 Montreal
81. m. 10 Northampton.
For Eewaven, New Loaion AMI Sonng,on Railroad, at
R:l5. Z,
To- Canal Railroad 800 to Northampton and VILLAIN"
burgh
For Hou,aoaic Ra'lroad. m. and 3p.
For E6ugauck kllrual @. ~; (sx.l m.
For Danbl anil Noryak Railroad l2lj snf i:O and
%. correction "a Irea Train irom Nowss 80 Dilhly
For Srw Canaan Railroad I:l5, 4JJ sni en- sAlr
dsys $50 r.
Room Car to the u ani p M tr,,ins. =, ,,,,,r .,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
LrRLE RALLWAY.-Trainsl leave DepOts foot

\ II.
IL Of Cnambrr-s- aaI foot Of Twenty yuirlst, follows:
Through Express lraye Chsmber at 10 n $50 p
AMI f:0J a) ieaye rwentyiir at l;D a. n 20 @
AMI s5 ami day New All improved pul@ns-ioen
Coaches will any tue 1000 ~ train ro3sh to baiao connect
anicet Sleeping Ioacbes through TO
Gallon. Coaches vii accompany tie oO q IN
BItO tie 500 train .o = iofS To
Lnao train from Eelor To Rochester Buffalo aud
Cincinnati. An Bneant train leaves daily a. 100 p - .
Port Je AL Way l:J and $50 p m TSen'J third
fo Miletoan an way At $3.50 p. m, Cvenyst, 35 p m)j
AMI uulg, (TaeTty thri st. 6:!5 p n)
For f83J Twenty ythinlt, 8:l5 M
ali WAY az $3.50 ani i:JJ p (iweny
thir-st. 5:j a. H.. 3:l5 and 4:l5 ?. NJ -
m. snl CTenty tnl, 4:iD aai
55 m) Te,'sr tail' 'li;ao m (TweIy III p m!
Nay from Iwt rtvrl Dp0'i AZ 6tJ J9 AL
ni5 N .i 9: 5;l5 snl c'5 p M FT;9 Chn5efsL Depot
sni iae from Twenty thrst Depot A. B:io ard
li5 A. m; t5:l5 5:4j ami tGi5 From thamhesL
Deuo T. -. 4:r, 45:l5, $500 an iu:1 m ~
Huns-y. and Way, FROM Twcntthir Depot a. 8fo
2:i5 t35 4l 4:i5 aa4 6:i5 a Sata1as 99{ t2o @
Prom Chanhersst e $500 M l;O 1JJ 4;IS,
$500 and 1890 .. M Saturdays only, 2:io mdreht ,,,
Apartments Ia Driyng Room AM SePng
o1and AMI orders for the chcns an tn OF na
gaze MAJ Coanys Offices 2i 5 anl so ra"ayi
a. aRl lhrasel
aem FaiOn Bioou; Depo foot o q anters enl oot
Of Twenhr,t New-Yors No. Erehalgepace AMI Long Dock
T. u GI!,ZgR Ma a. WN. X. BARR,
- G,pcrsl General Passenger AGENT
spaily For liarhensick only Fof Pemont olly.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
New l1ubIiraiiono.

-~Y-~->~~-~>~~--)-~->-S-y-, f.,,o N n cv
V,HE CLOTH EDITION of M " ,So %,
Ciiss Alcot,s novel; with sI original iuasu"'O" WIZ
'" WEDNESDAY. JUNE lT.
rn'e - -ToRISG Publisher, Boston.
TINO ADVERTISERS.--A new Vol. Oh ~ LhihE, 1It,
So,oeIc, JorRyst ASp PAcKADs MONTHLY beshs WI 2 bs
No An ers large edition viii he printed Aa'srnng I'VE nsy n
In at y H. WILLS IsII-I,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at

TABLE Of fc gerd9e AR0unt Of Loans, Specie Circuc-
tim. Deposits G8d Lcgdi Tenders IN ne Banks Of He
Cit oj NGu- ora for tie reek ending Saturday, Ddy
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
NEW-YoPK CATTLE MARKET.

lEtEiFtN
FcR gHE WEEK ENDING MuNpAf, Nay 80, To-"
l. sea. Cows NctA Sheep ~ Lambs ss.ass
40 - 4O.6 l3bI0 E"o
Those were sold AT the following MGrkct-places;
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

TELGISIo TclIoOl Tie nsnis are - bay tot0h "
bu " Lca. At 4sd go J, cg IS
ts rate bal leland Cotton at 81 20 London LOO us
Hour e. Is O bush Wheat bd Oh Cake a. ia t ld
.tU hbis. Lo.rs Irra;e terms.
GGAIE-lhe W.a msr.et operei frmer with sye de-
ment under favorable Europe hut az the close Sts oE
In dem lud is eeg r eAlost tno1gh iir io' r q ssl 9O
Srrirg 81 27i0 p No. Milwaukee. in store a-d
aoat; 81 -l Tor No. Go ~ ga 81 - for Amber net
White aud ~ - for White Oaf
bo-d barley and Barre, s' are del ard nominal Ot s
H-9e End uars f. Ty sclyei salr HW0 busn at tJIa!c t
New Ohio aui western NJ 6!Gt4c store am a
aal State H GaJc Eye inactive Corn of,ret lc. lover b l
>tos ~ VIE. r.t, d ss 2Jco bush At sc 81 o. ot
UBauad; Mxel Ht Al G0Tl II for onlaU %
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

'iicui IIlt ...sssatssss >
Cle,dnri fnr the week ling Soy u, 90.
CleAtings lor the Wegh endiuE H., li, o. D..
B..uscs ior ,he week eu iine M.t - li.f,,
BaiAnssa lol The Neak tnllhg Aa, -. LIB.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
Al p. from Pier n, n. H., foot of Robinsonst
Cabin fare 10 BOSTON, si To PROVIDENCE A.
Deck fare 10 BOSTON, 80 10 PROYIDENlR 40
Freight al tSes rdtet Connect At Providence with
and Prov Worcester RS for all important kng town
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-26
COCK FIGHTING.

HoCK FIGHTING EVERY SATURDAY
" Night, at the Cock Pit, In the basement Of
the Collins House. A hne lot OF Fowls on hand.
and four pound eight ounce cock, or any other
weight. can bc matched for from ta6 to 500:
Perfons having chickenr for sale can dispose OF
them by calling at the premises.
Admission, Fifty Cents.
Virginia, January 9Th, 1870. ja8-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-26
Dividend Notice.

oPFIcE OF THE KENTUCK MINING
(O Company, San Francisco, Jan1sry Stn,
.Ssro upon the capital stock OF thi. Company
Tas this day declared. payable on MoSDAn;
J.nusry 10Th, 1910. The Transfer BOOKS VIII
Be closed on the 9Th and 10th;
iaI.tf Il. c. KlBBk' seeFe'ar!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-26

rNou1RR OR LEAVE ORDERS AT CHAR
/ ley Legsts's Restaurant, Y street, oppos''s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-10
for tbt farmer.
Corn Drying.
tEF Q

The following paragraph We clip from tbs
New Orleans Times of the 4th:
Most of the receipts of Western produce not
having been Ian led, the supplies we're too lin
tied to admit of much movement, but -four and
sound corn we're in good request. The recep,
arrivals of the latter have included an unusual
proportion of damaged or soft, which has sold
from the landing at very much less than IL
would have commanded could it have been
properly dried and cleared. Unless we are
Inlsinforned we hare no drying machinery now
at work. in which such grain could be renova.
ted. This is certainly greatly to be regretted.
and We are surprised that means have not bee,.
taken to remedy the evil.
The necessity Of corn drying appliances is no
greater at New Orleans than ar ST. Louis. A
larger proportion Of the last crop has been lily
boased and reaches this market damp, but
otherwise in fair condition; properly handled
the value of such receipts would be largely in
creased, as at present they are valuable only to
distillers or the local feeding demand. Be-
yond this, tho erection Of proper drying ma
chinesy either in connection with our present
elevators or contiguous thereto would largely
increase the receipts here of bulk corn, the
lack thereof at present turning such shipments
to Chicago and other points, or in Missouri and
Kansas rendering suc'l portions as are damp
worthless for export. The corn no less than
the wheat region is moving westward, and
81. Louis should prepare to seize this most
valuable trade even lift curtail the continuance
Of progress toward cheap and expeditions han
ding of grain. The experience Of the past
two years. the freedom of heating In corn when
shipped South and through the Gulf stream if
sound when starting. and the heating of I'M.
sound cor, in Chicago and in transit on the
western lakes and canals-has demonstrated
the fact that corn can be shipped via St. Louis
and New Orleans to New York with safety
from spelling equal to that ensured BY any
route. The simple requisite is that it must be
in proper condition when first shipped, bat if
our merchants, receivers and shippers cannot
furnish the proper facilities for handling and
preserving the grain from damage. and one of
these is the erection and operation of dryers,
they cannot expect to increase their business
Ia the direction of receipts and shipments of
corn.-N Louis Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-10
Farmers. s.Cut Your Coats Acc0r-
ding TO The Cloth"

If ever there was time when the adags
which we have used as the caption of this ar
ticie should be needed, il is now. Many Of
our croakers have already commenced to shake
their heads and look vice; nay, do much more
than this. They have nothing to fear from
grasshoppers this spring. and cannot, therefore,
excuse their negligence and thriftlessness on
that score. and as they must find some excuse
for their dilatoriness, they are already pre-.
phesying q dry and frutless summer. The
current winter, they US, is in all respects
like that which preceded the great drouth of
1850.
This, we venture to say, is a mistake. The
winter Of 1859 resembled the present sea-
son much more than its immediate successor;
aud all old settlers will remember that the
crops of 1859 were very remuncrative to oil
who plowed deep and pls nted early. The spring
and summer rains were abundant TO mature
even corn and potatoes that were planted in
good season; and even the dilatory received
n more ample return than their carelessness
deserved.
Our advice. therefore, TO old settlers and to
new, is, neither. croak, nor listen to croakers,
but go to blowing and sowing without days
delay. If you fear drouth, plow deep, and
COW and plant early, and we will assure you
for a fair return for your labor. : &;
The true policy of the Kansas farmer is to
"eut bis coat according to his CLOTH" If the
winter be humid one, he can afford to take
things easy in the spring; but if dry one, like
the present, he must be up and doing, or be
will be very likely to have abundant cause
for croakins in the fall, but at present there is
no ground for fear. Our springs are all full,
and our streams show more than an average
flow of water. If you will take time BY the
forelock, therefore, and will drive your pillow in
to the "hilt." ead will SOW and plant early, you
can afford 10 leave the arranging of the winds
and waterworks to your Msker.-Junetion City
Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-10
Demorcst's Young America.

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