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REMOVED. --Dr. NJ. Huber. much &c
the regret of this community has left us
to locate in ncighborliood in Kentucky
about five miles FROM Louisville. He !,
an excellent physician, and men Of his
talent are valuable acquisition TO any
community. There is now an excellent
opening in this community for a physi
clan Of good attachments. DR.. Huber ha!
made money here, a. well as grea
many friends, and good successor vii
do as well.
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"IHDECENT AND CORRUPT. - Presi.
dent Grant has nominated "indcceu,
and corrupt" Will Cumback. Lieutenant.
Governor of this State. "a Minister tc
Portugal. We suppose this is as Il reward
for his failure TO secure the United
States Senatorship, by what Governor
Baker st!gmaiized as an "indecent and
corrupt" proposition. Truly ia world
moves" as DR.. Welman says, and undei
this Radical administration, corruption
seems to be at q premium.
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GROUND Hoe DAY.-Last Wednesday
Is said to have been the day on which
this famous weather prognosticator ven
turcd out Of his winter seclusion, to test
the realities Of the outside world. II
there is any truth in the fears Of this
ALTERNATING animal, he could have been
badly scared by the sunshine which II.
lumcd the earth two or three times dur.
ing the afternoon, and we are yet to have
six weeks Of cold weather.
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Suoor,xs AFFAIR. We are informed

SHOOTING AFFAIR. We are informed
OF "A shooting affair which took place ON
"Wednesday OF last week M Newton
Stewart, in Orange county. One Joseph
Denbo had left his wife Whose maiden
name was Smith, and was just ready TO
start West, having his movables la a
wagon, and drove up TO the house oc-
cupied by his wife, and told her lac was
going To have one of their children. II
little boy about three years old. ana she
might have the o,her-a girl baby n few
months old. To this division Sic OBJ
jccted, claiming both of the children.
when he caught up the boy and atlenp-
ted 10 20 OIL with him. She sent for her
brother, Alfred Smith and her father,
who lived about n quarter OF mile
from her. 10 come to her assistance, and
Kill her abScondiug husband. or make
him leave the children. They rode over
The Younger one armed with revolver.
ana alter Il few words began shooting at
Denbo. lie returning the fire. Wesley
shoulders who had married sister oi
Dcnbo's AT this time came up, and II
George Dcnbo. Il brother OF Joscph'>.
Wesley gave the order 10 cease firing.
when Smith fired nj him. and he shot
vice nj Smith. who then wheeled his
horse and shot Joseph Denbo in the
thigh. and some one shot Smith i'll the
back. the ball passing upwards through
lis stomach 10 his lungs. and he Tell
heavily from his horse to the ground.
and il is supposed is mortally wounded.
la the meantime Mrs. Dcnbo and Mrs.
Smith attacked Yves. Shoulders. and he
l.. ~. u. 4
Smith came ut him, and got Knocked
down with u revolver. severely iniuring
his head. George Hcnbo caught up the
little boy. who was the immediate cause
OF the riot, and made of with him. =
Jos. Dcnbo's trip to Tie West is for the
prescn, postponed, and is not likely to
be made ill the pistol wound in his thigh
hairs oyer, and all interesting case or
two in court is likely 10 result from this
apparently happy family disagreement.
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Denth of George II. Pren,icc.

The announcement of the death oi this
distinguished patriot and editor. which
occurred at the residence OF his son, near
Louisville. on the I'D OF january, will
be received with unteigncd regret by Il
very large portion of the American peo-
pie. Ills active connection with and
moulding Of the politics OF the country.
during the pamy days of the old Wing
party, gave him all acquaintance and
name co-extensive with the limits of the
country, and at that time he was almost
ilolized by the other leaders of his party.
lie continued Il power in that party until
its disbanding. when. with most OF the
really patriotic members Of the organi-
cation, he joined the Democracy.
His literary talents We're uncxcc!lcd
BY any Of the protested ,iteraterers Of
the day, and his gems OF poesy will thrill
the hearts ofthe True lovers OF nature in
the world for ages to come.
He was but about 90 years of age. and
Is but another instance of the compare.
tive early demise of that class OF authors
who tax their minds with the care OF
daily journalism. He had been in the
tread mill Of daily paper for over 81
years, and displayed a general versatility
of talent never cxcellcd. 1t seems a
pity that men SO gifted must die. His
disease was pneumonia.
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Office j. hereby given. that the
at the March term. lN,O. 81 the huho,>
county commissioners. under the pro-
visions OF IN act enact IAN act to rcgn-
late aud license the sale OF -plrituous.
vinoiis. malt. aud other intoxicating IL
quor>." The place of sale will he upon
lhc premises occupied by him. The pre-
else location oi which j. ~ lviiows: in
his building on Lot Nos. Land Ain the
town Of tele-iinc. Hall township, bu-
bois county indaua.
itiNA1X DIlilAhT.
February / ls1D SINS.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Am The 9th day of February, 1870, n
~ mcc.in. OF lie Stockholders of the
New Albany and Saint Louis AIRLINE
Hailwa, Company. will bc held al their
office in the city of New Albany. tor the
purpose OF clccting thirteen Directors,
.or the ensuing year. Ey order Of The
Board OF Directors.
GRO. LYMAN, Secretary.
Fol- A. $50 3W
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DR. John PULLS
81 ssSAP.ARILI.A!
4 G. ood Reason far the Captains Yaitk.
Read thc Captains Letter
LETTER EECN HIS MOTHER.


tfSrns rA.K, ~. vi, sur, April 70 issa
nn joys - - )srr ~ir ki,Mins line IN cstty 81
or sarsaMrr AMI ilc H. aiii Y AID lr. tcsi 81 s..
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Ms v,rn',f sl"ri two ytr-s sys--wss frkcn rr.s.
n,r a,,! rft'i 'nr ~ n,hhs. Dci' r.,rd % 81.
an ma wfifd. i,rteiat h,al.,l r. hs,e ~, -
rlrl..nt tir' ~as W. ip'-a. mn th" tlr,hgh he
pits NJ, ,,n,rnl lpsi l. impaired ard rrra ..
hing ~ .ss.sf u. 'ir Ir'c Unrs firth ~ ,"ur Sr.
.pparr ilan ~. i,rc ,',- -i.D ilsi ia Is g.in-
NJ Ii..aa Ar.,s ne hsif .7rp i.til-sssrd 81 igs
CurAis q. 4. JOHNSON.
81 Louis. Miss, rri.
T. Tie ALLEY ing "n~ written April 30. IsCc, ty
Mrs Jef,ia inAuspn Muitcr 81 captain johnson.
ig iaff--I"-r sir: ~ hp.s .ii. Ir't JohnseR
siiilh .-rrecn and phy stefan in trrtrsl y. v.
Ni,gs hr d,d. l.-,ig tie s.n'e 4 J.. J'bns.n a. ~
~ ig'e'n ni AGO tc lad chronic disffh0
tnd ser"'t.. or which gsye HIN y"ur Snrssrsrils
IL rsrr aayc frr ten rrcinfr ended II ~
many New Nork. ohio aud lows. for Mroiuia. fever
sores ard r,n.,s debility Perfect success has strrsS
.d it. inr crnp- ,rrvrTpp snYr rAsrs ttSotvIA
,Sp rrvTn SnRrs urer sivosr aiEssttTs. sm anp-
IONS for w. again have recourse 10 yonr karasr-
arlla Heb fearful "f getting spurious article hence
his writing ,on .r Il. is wounds we're terrible bst
| belsV.. he "ili
Respectfully JENNIE JOHNSON.
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i4icnnsc Notice.

%OTIrE is hereby given ihat The I'm
- dcr>ignrd viii apply for license =
the March term, 1870. Of The lnhoi'
County commissioners. under the pro
vision, Of an nc, entitled An act I,
regulate and license the sale % >piriiu
Gus. vinous. matt. and other intoXica,in.
liuuors." The place Of -rlc viii be npoi
ihc premises occupied b. him. the pre-
else location Of which Is as follows II
hit, Clothing store, on Mcdonald street
Jasper. cambridge township. Dubois
county, Indiana.
JOHN ROESI.H.
- 90 ,o-n 49,,
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p The Commissioners appointed by
Governor Baker 10 locate tho county
scat Of Martin county,wil meet at West
Shoals for that purpose, OH the second
day Of February.
0v The gamo law, governing the lives
Of Quails, expircs February.
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BALLs.--Therc was two balls on Tues
day night. one at the Farmers Hotel,
and the other at Cedar Garden. 1T which
we are informed the lovers Of the Tcrp-
sichorean art enjoyed themselves huge
Ily. The spirits of several young men got
very high. and we doubt if they hay,
cooled down sufficiently yet 10 ret rid
of n first-cass headache. "Shoo tlv.'
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Jan. %. 1870 2ws.
RAILROAD ELECTION.

NOTICE * hereby given. TINT in pur-
~ suanrc Of al order of the Board oi
County Commissioners OF Dubois toun-
tn. in ihc State Of Indiana. made and en-
tered AT u special term thereof. on the
Goth dry Of january. 1870, upon The pc
ti.ion OF l.. NJ. Wcimam. NJ. Friedman,
Il. ilcrhig. Jos. Jcrgcr and many others
to The number of twenty-five and more.
The polls of cambridge township, will
be opened on
TUESDAY. March 1st. 1870.
At the usual place of holding elections
in said township, for the purpose OF talk
inc the sense and votes Of the legal voters
,of.and in said township,in Dubois coun-
tv, Indiana. upon the subject of appro-
priating money by said township to the
amount of two per cent. Of the tax Dup
Ilicate. being $4,000. for the purpose Of
assisting the Rockport and Northern
Central Railway Company in the con-
lstructionof ''Thc Rockport and Northeu
Central Railroad" through said town
ship, in Northern and Southern dircc-
ltion.
Those voting in favor of the railroad
will vote "for the neutrality-suspicious.
Those voting against the same. will vote
against the railroad appropriations"
In testimony whereof, hcrcun.
to SGT my hand as the Auditor OF
| [sEAI.l said County. and impress thu
seal of said Board Of Commits
! soncrs, at Jasper. this the Goth
day of January. 1870.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, "A. u. G.
| Jan. 81, 187O.-4w.
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II. s. y. c. RAILROAD We find the
following proceedings in the Cincinnati
Commercial. The committec appoint
cd will be along here before long. That
paper SAYS: At the close Of the regular
session of the Chamber of Commerce,
on Friday, the President again called the
attention of tile members TO the Rock
port and Northern Indiana Kailroad.-
He stated that he hoped not to seem to
be presumptuous in bringing that sub
jcct again before them. but he thought
their failure to take any action in refer
ence to it on the day previous was owing
to some misunderstanding that perhaps
some had thought that others should
take the lead in proposing what ought
TO be done. The matter was Of so much
importance to Cincinnati merchants that
he had taken the liberty Of presenting
for consideration the following pream-
amble and resolution:
"WHEREAs, There has been laid be-
fore us railroad enterprise known as the
Rockport and Northern Central Rail-
road Company and,
"WHEREAs, 1t is represented as mat
ter Of interest to Cincinnati:
"REsoLvEp, That the President Of this
Chamber be requested to appoint COM
mittec of three TO confer with the rep
resentativcs Of that road, and report OH
the subject at future time.
"REsoLvED, That this committee Of
three shall visit Rockport and Owens
boro, in conjunction with a similar com
mittcc appointed BY the Board ofTrade.
On motion. this paper was adopted
and the President stated that lie would
take a little time to select persons tc
serve Ola the committee.
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fr--A new disease. Il stranger hereto
fore in this country la. broken OUT H.
New York city. II is called the reiaps-
ing fever. and has been quite common
in Europe. Though The fever il not yer!
violent iii lis symptoms, it is aucncr,
with great mortality. Several eases
have been detected iii the hospitals.
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GA farmer residing in Georgetown
township. this county. has sugar or
chard Of thirteen hundred maple trees
all Of Them tapped. and now running
lie will make large quantity OF sugar
ard mola.scs.- New Albany Ledger.
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b Z T. LIS
CEDRON BITTERs.
TIC DOCUME NTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD PROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

Sroyv PoiNr. wnIrr Cor NTy. Arkansas May ~ 1Ae6.
DR. JopS B,tt---Drar sir. Last February I was 10
Louisville purrhn sing drugs and got eoms Of ysss
sarsapa iru and Celron Bittcrs.
Nv son -inl law who with IN the store. has bees
down with rheumatism for some tlrnc commence %
your BrrrrGs, and found his general health In
proved.
he also improved. -
DR., co,r,c Who has been IN had health for several
years stomach and liver affected he improved very
much nv tho use Of your nlttrrs. Indeed the Cedrop
ttcrs has given you great popularity In this settle
nent think could sell great duan'ify NJ your mes
rnes This fall especially - yrr Ccdron Birers are
sarsadarilla ship me vir Memphis cnre ~ Rieksss,
y"o,nv pcsnecifnly e.. H. wAIK41.
Prepared by DIR. louN Bull Of his Labstory' tUs
street. Louisville, Ky.
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~At a Directors meeting Of the
New Albany and st. Louis Airline
Railway, it was resolved TO commence
the construction Of the road as soon as
the subscription reached $l,50O,OOO,
which it was expected would be done
in thirty days. The first forty miles of
the road were located on what is known
as tho Northern Survey. This will Sc
cure the location to Hartford, in Craw-
ford county. The line is very direct
one, and the cost Of its construction will
be much less than by the Southern Sur
vey. This location places Corydon seven
miles from the road. but it is the inten-
ton Of the citizens Of that town, we are
informed. to build q branch to the road.
From Hartford west the road can be
constructed as chcaply over the North
ern as thr Southern Survey. Its loca-
ton, therefore, from point forty miles
west Of this city to the Wabash river
will depend absolutely upon the amount
Of subscriptions made along rival routes
! If the people on the line Of the North
Survey subscribe the largest sum the!
will get the road. Otherwise it will bt
!, located on the South Survey. = New
Albany Commercial.
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TT The Terrc liaute Journal learns
that the election in Clay county. on IL,
2Oth instant, on the proposition to do
nate 100000 to the North and Sou,l
Railroad. resulted in Il majority of cigh
hundred against the appropriations.
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Lie. usc Notice.

NOTICE j, hereby given. that the I'M
& dcr,i-ncd will apply Tor license 1T
the March term. ls7o. 81 ilic lbub"i>
tnnnly iumnii, >;onrt-. under the pro-
visions al an act entitled An act 10
regulate ana license lie sal" OF sp,rilu-
Gus. yinod-. mat. and other Intoxicating
liquors. h. place OF sue Viii ~ upon
the premises occupied b! him:. the pre-
else location o! winch l. rs follows: In
his building on lot No. loi. oil Tie cor
nor OF Newton street. as shown ~
reference to lhc recorded town pla, O. tht
town Of .lasprr. nainbIidee township.
Dubois county. Indiana.
Jan. -. 81. 81 tl.t. - Vi.
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vtNnr proprietor az this celebrated medicine
4 "ri Superiority OVERALL r,ndi,s ever oe.r 70 tLs
pohilc Tor e.Afr OBTAIN ,sIAr cure Of Arrs
anu Fever 81 thils and Fever whether 81 ,hor l.,
'h'hF y" rrit's t" NE 'nIire Western rbd sopL-
western c"Liry 1" hear him Testimony the truth Of
The nscr' nn thn Inn" what.yrr Wilt fail tn,.,,
IL me uii"rnN are strictly .ll.wcd out. Ia vre,t
many ca.,sa s.'r Guse has le,n snnci,n for suys
end "h"lc famics have been cured !, single bouls
WIN perfect restoration at The general L,ulib II ~
however r'ef and III every nor. certain TO ers
u w. rsr .eonu,d IL ,risl'.i lns.. fer r,.L ~ w.
hrr No disease lin- been checked in d
hrnn "nr hrv-Sf"ndns crs'a r.rrl, ihi. ~ dc'rs
wl' i' reqnlr amy aid "a f'.r IL. "v. sem c,d.,.
should ne f"'t. b""'N.i, require ,sit .ri,e rrc,
cue Al az s'n iak'n ,lT"c "rfom Il. .,r =, N. J.,
siht'r s.t'se Of l't)ls 'iGi1AfIk FAMILY lji,S
vii. bs -nric,pi
hn. John bt'I'. rrinrirsi nr.e..
NJ. 50. III i. ros. sire,i
LOUISVILLE h,
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OF The survey of the town Of JAS
per was completed on last Tuesday, and
a number of corner stones planted. a
new plat Of the town is being made,
showing the width Of the streets. as de-
termincd upon by the Board of Trustees.
None Of the substantial houses are in
the streets upon this survey, and the
benefits accruing to citizens will prob
ably more than compensate for the dam
ages which may have to be paid.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
NORMAN EDDY. ST. Joseph County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE:
J. SHOEM AkER. of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER or STATE:
JAMES Il. RYAN. of Marion County.
ToR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Il. w. HANNA. OF Nigo County.
supERINTrNDC>r PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
n. +. HOPKINS. Montgomery County
FOR JUDGES or THE SUPREME Court:
JAS. l.. WORDEN. OF Allen County.
ALIEN. L.. DOWNEI. of Ohio County.
s. ii. 81 SIX lRk, of Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT. OF Tippecanoe County.
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KNIT GOODS

YS great variety ehcsr, on the north side ~ th,
\ Public Square. a. EMMA xcIoN AHAy's.
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FOR SALE ny TGNATZ ECKERT.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gen
lerally. Jan. 20 VI!
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Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine.

4 GENCY by Il. Gray, at Fink's Store.
"a opposite the Indiana Hotel. Jasper,
Indiana. Feb. 4. lS7O-lm.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-09
ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY.
LIST CORRECTED MONTHLY.


D. WE'LL BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods
4 Clothing, Main Street
JOSEPH IsAAcs. Dealer in Dry Goods 4
Clothing, Main Street.
C. C. BUSH CO, Dealer in Groceries
Provisions, Main Street.
DANIEL LYNCH, Dealer in Groceries d
Provisions Main Street.
THOMAS GREENE, Shasta, proprietor Patent
Clothes W asher.
SCAMMON & TIFFIN, Wagon making 4
Blseksmithing, Main Street.
SAMUEL ISAACKs, Blaeksmithing Main
| street.
SAMUEL RICHARDS, :Blacksmithing and
Wagon-making, Main street.
JOHN V. SCOTT, Empire Hotel Main Steet
| D. Fl. DUNN, Boarding House.
MRS. H. L. GREENE, Hotel, Main Street.
A. COLEMAN, Dealer in Hardware, Fuse, &C.,
Main Street.
E. vOLUNTINE. Tinsmith and Dealer in Hard
ware, &C., Main Street.
J. NJ. MANASSE, Books and Stationery, Etc,
Main Street.
IA. D0wNER, Books and Stationery, Etc,
Main Street.
L. wELLENDORFF. Dealer in Drugs, Med
| icines, Etc, Main street.
WIN. H. DUNN. Livery Stable and Coral,
Main Street.
&C. STAGE CO.. Jno. Craddoek, Agent
Office Empire Hotel.
GRANT TAGGART, Shasta and Weaverville
7 ina Eunpir LOFT
and Feed Stable, Main Street.
Creek Saw Mill.
O. P. WOODWARD, Proprietor of the Spring
Creek Saw Mill.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Saloon and Reading
Room, opposite the Court House, Main Street.
COMsToCK 4 MARTIN, Commission Mer-
chants, Red Bluff.
RANTZAU & SHAW, Commission Merchants.
Red Bluff.
SAM JAYNEs, gent California Steam Naviga-
ton Company, Red Bluff.
G. C. SCHROTER, Saddle 4 Harness Maker,
Charter Oak, Main Street.
L. GARRECHT L CO., Meat Market, Main
Street
J. E. PELHAM, Physician, Office up stairs in
Wells Fargo 4 Co., building, Main Street.
JOHN S. F0LLANSBEE Attorney at Law,
Shasta.
SAMUEL COOPER, Agent fer PhGuix and
Home Insurance Companies, Office Main Street,
Shasta
HENRY HABICH, Dealer in Books Station
cry, Main Street.
E. LEVIN 4 Co.. Matchmaker Il jewelers.,
Main Street.
L. D0BR0WSKY, Gunsmith Machinist,
Main Street.
A. DOBR0WSKY, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Main Street.
". A. SCOTT, Bootmaker, Main Street.
A. W. BAKER, Expressman.
G. r. KNOX, Saloon. Greene's Hotel building.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-09

A FACT FOR FARMERs-DEEP PLow-
ING.-The Stockton Republican says On
the western side of the San Joaquin river,
the wheat crop is total failure this cea-
son. The whole surface of the country
now presents dry, parched up appear
ance, and the angel of death, in the shape
of dry, hot winds, has desolated the grain
fields. There is, however, one small oasis
"a green spot in the desert-which greet5
the eye of the traveller, and gladdens the
heart of the owner. About two miles from
Banta's and adjoining Peck's ranch, lie
one hundred and si1ty-three acres which
are green and thrifty and piomise to yield
fair crop. All around this field are
miles of the same soil seeded in wheat, on
which not a grain will be raised this sea-
son. Seed, soil and everything except
the manner of seeding is similar yet his
neighbors raise nothing, while A. P. Stock
ing has one hundred and sixty acres of
fair wheat. The ordinary custom of SOW
ing wheat is to plow the ground "a very
shallow plow at that, sow the seed and
harrow it beneath the surface. Stocking
pursued different plan. He first deep or
subsoilplowed his ground; ia the fall he
re-plowed it and narrowed in the seed
In the spring the whole area was heavily
rolled. The result is fair crop, while
ground seeded in the ordinary manner
produces nothing
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-09

A BIT OF SOUND ADvIcE.-The Marys-
vile Appeal prints the following:
A young, industrious man, who has been
knocking about the country" getting
employment in one place and another. is
tired OF this sort of life-"wants to know
what he shall do" You had better 90
into the foothills or on the plains back Of
this city, near what will eventually be the
station of one of our railroads, get from
fifteen to thirty acres of good land, then
60 to work, fence it, pillow it up, put it in
order-grow small fruit, currants, goose.
berries, strawberries, grapes, blackberries.
raspberries-get up grand asparagus bed
raise chickens, pigs and turkeys-and
stick to your business, have atcottaee, and
get wife to help you-and you will come
out all right, and make more money than
some men with thousand acres of land
Won't you, and others in this condition.
think of this advice, and then put it into
practice?