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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
I. ,,nS o. S0drs.

@iner Der thbtlsNen SeterS Ger conisru ltiu bcmos
iraiiihen Yartet nonlinirtcn Wdnrer IL icoenlauS
uner oentiter Wlttbiir9u, VT. Seinrid, Said,:
meper, Der ais 9unoibnt bes Q. WGths tueiaes Il.
unp 2. Warb) au oem 3tttel iebt. Wiit oen bicigen
Wctbdltriiien genau ucrtrdnt urb In alien bon tbm
bsber befeioetsn Steen ols ebrcnbdft uno pettrous
ensiutrtb beunoen, eitie unerr StiWme iiir ieincn
bcIieten Yfann fallen. IN lhn etbdlten mir einen
fpdrfdmtn, su oerifanoigtu JIeformen uerpfibteten
Uiann, eineu 0tinornten BON aIeiH Stbrof uRb 9orn
unb eiren rt0iilben Berthier Der Sntereisn oeutbe
Iooptubirgtr. g3ir iennenibn uno perpen ibm ul.
lere ganse unteriiienn9 50 Gbctl peroen loifcn.
(2b1-2) VieIe Teutidbe her 4. une 2. A1are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
VIdlth. Aniila VSnl1inllt...

conieruatp bsmotrGnitsr Gnnpioat ilr bae
Wouoyss gmt.
Nreuub Der Jfeerm unb SpdriNntet i'm Gtnotz
bausbal,s uno burb Ieue Neraausenbet aendacnS
crproht beiuuben. UNI i'm ilcn WaoBe uniere Stim,
men tu osrotenen. 9esr eesen Baniant itlmnt,
bobe Anit erretbar ". eabt ns Srn. 8aniant cine
Dtbrbeit geben, bic aeeignrt 1T, Baltore's atbura
uro Grienntlibtett iar cas tpGbre Ssroenit ~ be
funoen. (2j2-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Sclearapbild)c 9epeI6ett.

(8on Der nGiiociirten Brciie" ilir ben .0eutidsr
@orrcIponeenten" bcrihtet. - Der .SOrreipon.
bent" lit oa5 etnJi9e oeutibe Ntor9enblatt Bat
tmore's, fUelhes bic Snlanos uno 9abela9e'
peitben 6eStsbt uno ooItGnois perofieptIi6t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Cornelius @anNerbit iull $50 900, Geo.
Gam s25, 900 bei0eiteuert habeu.
NrnuS(ttftuno dllcutbnlbtu.

SleOelauo, Ohio, 20. Ott. GS
bcrrdt bier groBe 8eitiirSuug, luelI Dem &er'
uebmen mad Elm &omplutt CntoCdt porbeu
1T, onS uih.S utni0er ais oaS NeoerbreH.
Htn Der StaOt SleuelnuO gum 3wed baben
ioll. Der ,Seralo" pom uprigen WtituWodl
iagt hicriibcr:
yDtuu bcmertt uibt MIR in ie6em Ebeilc
Der Stabt ucrOGdtig blidcnOc Sb0rattcrc, ion-
bern man bat autl al utridlicoeucu Bldteu
leidlt eutiinolideS WatCriNl euOcdt, oaS Dem
2lnid)Cine uof nur auf gitutig. 9eltgtnbcit
Wnrte, nm nngSiinoet ~ merocH. Onrd
oaS Iniituocn lold) GROCER YtaHeu lcidlt cnt-
Sitnoltdlen SrcnnltoiieS miiBte uuicblbdr eiu
groBcr Serlult all GigentbHm &C, iomie all
Ntenld)tnlcbcH entlttben. Dieult0g Nad)s
mittag lamb man im &leUclono NIiefuran;
@Cbduoe, III Superior, 8uttr. II. lluioulr.
cine 2lujGbl Scuub0llt, Die oienbdr nit gro
Der Sor9ialt augeiertt9t uorocn Waren. GS
WarCu &crScnoodte lole I'M ClH Stiit 0OB
gemnnNen, baS all bttoeu @nOtn cIngetcrbt
Uuroc, uno biclc 0od)tc Wurocu nit SeuSiu
getrGult Die 9tcnigfeit uerbrctcte itd) pie
ttn Vaulftuer ourf Die 9anjc Stoot, mo Ole
ScOOlttrung NIB bclonberS olc WCldlditSlcute
gerictbcn in groBe Seltr;un1. GS lpurotH
bcOnNcre Rrtpau1dlter OnBtltellt, nm &C.
wliic Gebduoe nuo SauIliotu III iibcrluHd)cu,
mo cS murbt ioiort cine groBc mo GnBltidle
SorgiNlt uno 2SGdliamtcit cutiultct. Sin
Otuuu, Der in Der gtibe Der 5todpeC Sdlule
WObut, bat AM 0RnitNg cbcHiullS mo imar
inter bCr6rctneppe icIucSNOnicS, cine SranOa
ratcte gciuHocn; auBcoem WcrotH iablrtidlc
dbnlid)t Sdut bcrit)tet."
Cameron, W, 2l. Sttbr. -- G'clcru
NbtnO lcgte elne SCucrSbruuit Ncu gr6Bttn
5bttl uuitreS StGOtd)enS III 9lid)c 9nS
6eucr brad in Cinem VclbitOlc al Der 2Eeit
DtlttbicSluNBc aus, 0aS Bolamt, OaS ,9lmc
ricGn Nottl" Il. Il. @,binbc brduuten nlebcr.
&Wluit Sl32 700, %Wihruug S2,5O0. 0OS
Neucr Uor Ucrmutblib oOS lGcrt ciueS &rano
FILTERS.
SOuSrouiiScn, 2l. Sttbr.-SrnuO
litter ltgtcu gcltcyn 2lbcnO in OCm GeUicrtc,
bcgrenjt Uou Der B., A., Dtorltt mo Stc
ueliou SunBt, ou iiini OcrihcocnCn Sttllcu
Sener an, lucldIeS le0od) Gltntbalbtn rcdlt
icitg eutOcdt uuO gelIitt Wurpc. 9u Dem
@euicrtc ltcbIn piclc |boIibGniU mO cS 1T
NlIAeuldciulidl, hnB man bCObltdDti9tt, Ole
St0ot III SrHno III lcten. Die Yolljci III
binter oen SrdnOitifcrn her.
Spn ecn SScftinoiSebcn Sniclu.
SingltoH, Sumaita, 30 Sttbr. -- Der
@oupCrnclu pou SNmNlta bat 60S SobcSura
thcil beS iarblgcn SunubolclI, lucld)er AMI
pcr Gibraltar Ylautagc cincu SuNben id)lad)
tetc unO OCieu Slut tront, in lcbeuSGuglid)e
l3udtb0uSb0ft umgeUanoelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Wlebl.

Sa Wir ncur unb ecrbttrtc DlGibncriC'u In urfc,
tcr UhbIcn In 6GluUtUu ctuRcrt0ttt bducu, 10 nuo
mir btdbl0t unlcrt tt0cmdBlgcn Sortm Uicbl, Gta:
| g9IceIiog" "GOQlc ptIlt," ~9onnlt NraC," nNt.
oOllp," pGItntUn Witls" unh aRrdufIin," BON ncuc
S9dscH AcmGht, ben Gcriiiitru uuo Nduolcrn aui
lnnebmbaIc Nccn0uNGcu SU llccm uno bielclbeu Bus
irtGbcH An lClcu. 9Sright n Saubp,
(Snti3, IlWttc. iu.I.) Gdc GouImrrcc unb GIbIclr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23

cine BroGc Suanttdt Tumtlicr. SruG unb Supcr-
Dieb( 1000 Sdclid Nr. Sdirr iuci8ts uno 9eibce
g4glidforn, Spicbeln, VortoitrH, Icpicl II. ~.
luele bu ben UtuiDtrn WdtitprcilCn ubArGilen pet-
ben BON Repnan y 6crnep.
Vroouiten. Sumti Wordre,
fSft2.lS) Tr. 40, Gprtbfiranc, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23

Spe,ereiz nnb beutibe sBaarcn.
SaBeu Siber,
YreiBetS beeren,
SuhDaiScn,
neue airline Gro len,
2inien,
boIl.Sdrtnge,
@ibamerSiie,
...... oeutidber cent,
Stodiiid) &c. Oei
.r C. 9epis Sunidp,
fobo-O Sar. IL, 9Seit SSatim eftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Neierpuirs, Jnmilicus II. Grtraz
OScbf.

9h made icpt ohl8t uortHNiihc Sorlcn Rcbl
lucldc ID Sdnolcrn GutGnncbmhdtc Y ycomgunlen 0h.
lGitc. Werner: y oitcu nRe STdnngez SrttG,
SFhaH9 G uno Z I, SCnnt6 Supcra UiebI.
Samuel Tucr,
Rr. - nne 53, ConmsrccIird6c,
tSrptt6,i3,i.0, 81 Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
MY. u ci,tuua 1cmufratcu!

Die cemottdtiid sconietuaocn gDdbler her peri6its
btntn Wnros iuOGeH iid 9ienSfas. ben "a. S'ttr..
abenos u lbr, in ibrcn rrip SCriammtun9 spIdgCn
ucrlammcin, nm iIr Die g8ubl ant nd1iten 0iithUot
auoronungtn bu rcticn Die Brtiiotnten Der prrt
idieoencn Warbf iino crubt, ibrc Seridmmungcn In
,Sol9e 8eiisn SuummenSutulcn.
Snl autrdge beS Gretutiua 3omite'sj
Suhu wfilrop, Sbmdnn;
(l59) s.. aS. Stutpu, SrirCt6r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
a3pn 6bicaeo. ~ 0rmorbune ses
&taatsanipaltS burb cinenSpes
IidlDDltiiSfsu.

G6ic az o, 2l. Sftbr. - SenrD GREET
baum, eiu beruorra9e Banter, YraIotnt
Der @ermania ytat. Saut, bat BON ocn So
raelten bes sanien ganoe8 liberalc Sontri.
butionen fir bic 9iotbeiocnoen erbaltcn.
.lunlittelbar uad Dem Sraube melOeteu Iib
taatid) 10000 Yerlonen mn llnteritiieungeu,
bic 3abl lit jest bereits aui % 900 9clunteu.
OaS Sboad) sSomitc bat 2400 applitatiolien
fir Spli erbalten, 1900 berlslbsn pnroen lo'
fort bejfieoist.
" 9bos. S; @rosuenor, Der StqatsuHmall
titr Chicago pHroe geliern abenO uon siIlenl
Briuatpsli5iiten erid)eiieH, ucil er osiien gln'
ruieu niht raid genu9 beantmortets, Der
Wl1roer beibt Ibeobor Us. Great unp iitStne
bent Der bieiisen llnperftat; er IT ans Sanes'
bile, Wisc., oisnte I'm |. 81. 6renp. 8esi'
mente uuo gibt Dor, anj Snlrnttion bin ge'
banoeft 3u baben; eS berrid)t groBe Infres
9gUn ,ueaen oiseS Dtoroes.
Der Banter v, 6. gabgcr fat icine 3ab.
lunaeu einseitelt, wirb abcr bieiclbeu cem-
nadjit wieoer auinsbmen. 9as @eriidlt BON
sem TrgiGemcut Der y@orn Grdjan9e Sani"
lit unbegrinoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Sh,pcre WiiSoliueS,
fc;At, Sg;SSf;,.s

IVIUIV NTIppItHGb,
sroiUu Stuif, natrr II. (. 10.
tu ben uchtlgittn BuGr Brcirn Gin lbrraier gbiua
wtrb 10nblrn 8egcbcn.
Wf. Z. s gR. ". Srowu,
III. II, Grit Rratttra1e,
tSi-l Efc Der Gone roTbiT,, uQbr brr Nlrlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23

u. gSaro.
g3tt ttuUt MID, Nfu. ". 4. atdmutb, Den TrtuH0
Der ITbcitu uub RtiuTn. ais mIbr q GbTbaupt
ElIubt bat ClucU Ramcu Ult Aistb5 Gan6 louttu her
.. S3ato ju btuugtu. ztIUc SrUGslnua ittert uHs
tInCu miubigcu &cTurtr i'm Sta0uaibr.
tGli-2l 5m Humeu otccr Nreuuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23

Slbtb. 9Sm. 81. 9Sclib
pon BbtGaoelpbio,
Stbtb. 9S. Ninfncp SSbDtc
BON WorpIdnc,
Slhtb. Spfbmd Nnniant,
Stbtb. Il. &. SDcitcr,
Stbtb. S5cnrD Sirhcr,
Slhtb. Sanicl aR. 0cmrp,
ahtb. Samcs 2. Tranfliu,
Slbtb. Slobn Sfitdic,
Qbtb. Samucl Sambfctou,
Stbtb. Scbu Sbcmpicn Afafou,
Sthtb. SbcmdS Stpann,
Sldtt. Nobcrt NJ. Mc2anc,
Games 81 Sud)amnm,
S(btb. Q8m. 9. Nrc,tou.
Slpbn y. Npc,
Major GlihS OriSippfo,
Gen. Serb. Is. 2atrobc,
llbtb. u. Geo Snott,
2Sm. Tcli GilcS,
SnmcS St. Z. McSlmrc
unb Slnoerc.
MOgc Gin jrorr 9irger
ausrucfcn
nno
an Der
grobrn DrmunItratinn
tbcilucbmcm!
Sm @nitrasc
btS
Grefmtip Sumitc's
Spbn WftlroD,
Obmann,
G. SS. Clinton,
t2Ji-2l StfTCtlr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Baltimore
1irf l9n[uranrf 0ffce.

SIemeft:Gfe bon Soutb, une Nsaterftr.,
neriidertDdbreuo 9egen Setuh Obsr S6aotn buIG
Brduoun91fi ioUobl in Der Stant niS i'm 9anee, ale
grten uoI @tseHtbum, @obas, eaoeRs unh 99anrsHs
Pdufcr, San6els9lter, Iterbauprobutte, Wobeln,
SausserGtbihaiten, i'm Bau besrifTcue obcr tmSaieu
In ea6ung bcfnoIte SabrBeugs II. /. 10.
Das 6ireftorium beffebt aus foisencen Serrsn:
Dm: @. SGrriion, BrGtoSnt;
@eo. U. Biders, gpm. 8. Srune,
y. ID. Nlrids, 8. b. 3dpft,
Daoib 9. g3ilion, z. Robt Senfins,
Soiiab ReRnington, 6. NfortOu SteDart,
Grancis z. Sing, U. D. Newcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Orpile SorlpB,
R. .. Steuart, g9. 2B. 3anlor,
Ssrael @oben.
Applifationsz 5ormul0rc uno ueitere Ratrdlt ilber
bic @eIeaitat miro in Der Sifee. Shbrpeitzgde pou
Soutbs unb gBaterr., ertbeilt mo aud aueAuftrage
iofort erleoiet peIocn. Beriiherungen ruereen aui
lrgeub cine Srift an9eHommeu, lpeide Der 4pplIdnt
niHIbeH mag.
(SdH. t,tS.D Br. SBouewprtb, Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
VnalSbranS iii 8entucrn.

hsute beribtet, Oab ein GROCER 8alooltrlt in
Campbell Gountp in Hlammen lisbt uno oaB
Sas .6ener NIT raienoer Sdnelli8teit nm i'd)
srciit. 9n 9ueranoria, l3 Otcilcn ponIRew.
port, irelfer Ort onrd) OaS 6euer beorobt ii,
berrid)t 9roBe aufre9uu0.
2ouiSOille, %. Sftbr. - Die 8eridte
BON ben brennenbcn 98albern in Campbell
SO. iinb beoeutenb iibertriebtn worOen. IS
liHS a0erbingS perihieoene 8euerSbriiulte
anssebrobsn, pe6 mHrpeH bieclbsn raib Sc.
IbId,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
.. SSnrS.
a. J{Snrb.

Stmmt ON Wtttuob iuI uuitrtn ofuth-u Y2ittr
burger NeiuridN SSeigel. Gr gellT oCW SOlte Gn
uno NJ uucrtr Stmmc mrib.
l2Jl-2l 3peite SRdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
EDN Sas Wnbenblatt hes ,,5euis
idleu Gurrelhnu0rufru"

stlhstnt ieoen Ereid9 Us IT elnee Der groNten imb
tttbaditigten Sldtter bsr Der. Stanttn. Sei uns
iern frdasrn semadlte Seifeuunseu ,pereen ~
b Gents pro 4Bodbeubiatt beIorat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
9,pn Scn NDcitineiid,cn 9niclu.

&inglton, SNmNitG, 20. Sttbr. - Scr
@oupunclr pou SNmOita bat oOS SobcSur,
tbcil btS iarbigcn Suuuibolcu, uclder Nui
ocr Gibraltar. Ylautage ciucu SuOben iblad)
tetc unO OCiieu Stut ront, in lcbeuSlGuglite
l3ud)tb0uSb0ft umgewauoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
9ie belten Gteinfubien 81 Den nienrisz
itcu 8rcijen,

ttcn Yrctlcl.
aoblsn pom Der rSaltimorer Gompa1ntr," pon Der
,Fullers Buitoner @ompGsnir,"
fdtper unb raidb brenneroe 8oben-ec beiten Toblen
oui Dem beit9en Mdrtte
~ uerlauien
Qorren(abuuas 90 5onnenWeiic.
gud aqnf,u's 8dlleps" unb GumbCriinhCr 3obleH.
6. 3. 9isss unO 5amss SiGas. a9sntsn Der
.Saltimortr Sobien-" u. uhlonsel'ehoaph'Sohp''
Siireau: 0r. 2, SoutbftraRc.
aobfenboi: &ae Der @ortb' nns Daetions
Strafe. tSHlftlSll ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Nscbi! Niebl! Oscbl!
Sucbcu crbaltcu:

Snpcr Wsbi
m bdbCn bel Su9b WdrbCu
am untcrcu SRoe Oon Smitb's WcritS.
tStt1it2JTtrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23

Shrs. yG. u. SOrton" burd) ben canaoiifen
Sutter SweeptateS," Wegcu Scrlebuug Der
iSiideycigeiege benadrift9t. Der SdOOner
purbe mad @upSborO' aebradlt Der Gigen.
tbitmer oeiieIben begab iidI uud @ugSbOro'
uub lamb ieineu SdJoouer uerlaitH au eiuer
9Serite; er nahm oeuiebeH in Seiig unO it-
8elte birett uuf @lOuceiter; "a cr feline IA.
pierre hat, 10 frugt CT an, Oh er Oem S6Oontr
lIeue Ynniere nnSiiellen hnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Wufrclcu, i,nrillac mn Mllr

500 Hdicr Vr. /, 2 uno , DGtIgcu, 1000 Rudctc Rr
/, 2 uro DiGtccu, 100 paric unh Jdlbc Sliiicr Vr
5 Wdtrcten. 500 Ditto edhrdbor cGruNe $50 Ditto
Botomuc 'oGrtnqc urO 200 ailtgR Gusgcuhten Sdjt
aul Eager unS gum Ycriduie bet
w. 4. ShurB s. Comp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Spmaatbie unb 0iilfe fir bic sltses
tyaHmter in 0bieaso uno ben

Wew.Dert, 81. 0h. - Die bieEaen
9eitrase erreideu fir Chicago ss,4so,'
O76.69. .4lr ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Matin's Msmc=Wfigtnr
turirt poiitip eas
~ c t)ieltteD

(Chills and Feverl.
ga matfis burdau5 teinen llnteridt ), Oh Der 80
ttrouiid, III aoer nilt bic A1atin 28Mc Wsistnr
briust es sanf aus Sem ehtms; sSiS ,Gnnsn IAN,
porSsn ne, bier aniibren, ebo peroen mir nur Die
Iomsn n MobnpldSs Sensr, uelde bierielbf befann
sino, anilbren, uno ,utldbe ir9eno Semano, Der &c
ipInItbt, confultirsn tann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-23
Gen. Siocl erbGlt bic S1cminaticn
ciucr ipcitercu Sdrtci.

y eW DOrt, 2l. Ott.-3n einer Con.
Unions. Bartei nSO R' Der benz. ben .t% Hsiormpartt
wnroen bente 9beno folgcnOe @auOiNOtcn no.
minlrt: 9tidtcr SbOs. u. geoluitb fir OOS
Supreme' Seridbt. 5. s.. Antbou mo NoS.
nell 3. iSGtdl, Stifter beS SuperiOrgc:ibcS.
6 y. 0alp fiir oaS Common YlcoSs Gerid)t.
Gam. 9. StanNau fir OaS Wtoriuc @uidIt
nno Sen. Srou5 Sigel fir NaS 0i9iinutor=
amt. (Seet lit Sen. Sigel BON Orei Bar
teten nomintrt; cann tann CT pObl ihwerlif
ourdDfGlleu.)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
Care Of Sucking Colts.

In the HorSeman'S Manuel is the
following article on a subject whi,h
fear Is too little considered and
the evil referred to guarded against.
"Those who raise colts, usually
exercise care in selection of good
stock to breed from, but u great
many neglect to give the colts proper
attention during the hot weather,
while they are running with DAMS
IL is not uncommon to see those that
were healthy and well developed in
early summer, looking puny and poor,
and their hair falling of, before au-
tumn. The trouble arises from al
lowing the colt to draw milk while
the blood of the mare is in a high
state of heat from violent ekertion.
When the dam is used in hot wealth
er upon the farm or road, so as to heat
her blood, the colt should never be al
lowed to suck until she has fully cool
ed of. Let him fill himself before
the mother is put in the harness, and
if it is important that he should ac-
company the dam, tie him at her side
so that he will be unable TO draw
milk unit! he is liberated for it is
much better that he should 60 hun
cry a few hours than to take his food
while it is in a fevered state.
off the mare is to make.a long dis
lance Oh a hot day, and return at
night, it is best to leave the colt at
home, and draw the milk from the
udder by hand once or twice during
the day and upon returning, then al
low the colt to fill himself gradually
as the milk is secreted.
"Colts injured by heated milk sell
dom recover FROM it for q year or two,
and many times never. They become
reduced in flesh, get lousy in the fall,
and during the first winter Of theil
existence when they need health and
strength, as under any circumstances
it is the most critical period of theiI
growth, they have just life enough to
move, and the second summer, the
proper time for Development, is
spent in recuperation of lost vitality
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

The grand prize at the head of the list is q
part of the Farm formerly owned by Col. Il.
w. Polk, situated on the Mt. Pleasant Pike,
West of Columbia. 1t contains 100 acres and
has % fine residence with all out buildings
complete INT well improved.
We call particular attention to the follow
ing:
ist. We propose to conduct this enter
prise in n strictly honorable way.
ID. No persons will be admitted TO the
drawing but those who hold shares; the
Committee to snperintend the drawing
must be selected by the shareholders. The
Managers will take no part in he drawing
but merely furnish the necessary appliances.
81. No person connected with the man
agement will be allowed to hold a share UNI
der any circumstances.
4th. Absolute titles to the various pieces
of real estate will be made by the Managers,
thus avoiding the usual trouble experienced
In other Distributions.
9Th. We will satisfy the public that this
Distribution will be conducted in such a
manner as to sustain the confidence of eve
nv shareholder in the management.
The Drawing will be made at Athens.
Ala, at which place, for tickets II inlor-
nation in regard thereto, address
HODGE Il ATTWELL.
EE-A Special Train will be chartered 10
run from Nashville to Athens, Ala. that all
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawing,
free of change.
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Housing Farm Implements.

"Lct us see" says a writer in the
Amcyicon Rural Home, show much
it costs not to furnish shelter for
farm tools. The woodwork seldom
wears out; the timber of a pillow OF
roller or harvester, if it were wasted
only by the ordinary wear in doing
work, would last, on average, proba-
bly, Il dozen years. If exposed to the
weather all the time four years
would be the longest term Of its du-
ration. Sheltering implements, then,
will make them last three times as
long as if unprotected. Now, farms
of one hundred acres require tools
to the amount of $500 at least; and
most of our farmers have that much
capital invested. lfcarefully housed
and painted 50 they receive no dam
age from the snow or rain, the wood
work of one set Of implements, cost
ing $500, will last rs long as three
sets unhouscd, costing 81 800, Now,
the difference between these sums al
simple interest amounts to about ST.
400, a great deal of money to be paid,
even in twelve years, BY a farmer for
totally %neglec.ing to house and paint
his implements. If they arc shelter
cd part of the year the los is less in
proportion to the amount Of shelter,
but any neglect causes loss. One
hundred dollars will build q rcspccta-
Bile Toulouse, and $40 worth of
paint on the tool yearly will keep
them we'll covered. But we must
confess ourselves open to critisism on
this point as well as our neighbors,
Its one of the most insidious ways
OF waste in the whole economy OF
the farm"
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Vi Use Word

Foolish spending il the mtArr OF
poverty. DoEOi bcGshamcG 10 work.
Work for the bC-t salary or wages you
can get, but work for half price rather
tllau be idle. BE your own master,
and do not let society and fashion
swallow up your individuality. DO
not eat up or wear out all you can
earn. Compel the selfish body to
spare something for the profits saved.
he stingy in your own appetite, but
n,er.i ful TO others necessities. Help
others, and ask not help for yourself.
See that you are proud, but let your
pride lie of the right kind. lie too
proud TO be lazy; too proud 10 give up
without c%nnluering every difficulty;
too proud TO weara coat you cannot
buy too proud to be III company You
cannot keep up with in expense; too
proud to lie, or steal, or cheat too
proud to be stingY.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. ". D. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. a. NJ. LOONEY, Columbia, Tenn.
W. j.. DALE, ESQ, Columbia, Tenn.
A. S. IIORSLEl, Columbia, Tenn.
LIPSC0MB BROS, Columbia, Tenn.
WV. j.. ANDREWS, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
KUHN 4 TURIN, Columbia, Team.
WILLIS P. JONES, Columbia, Tenn.
DR.. Il. +. RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS X CO., Columbia, Team.
Col. TH0S. W. KEEskE, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN 7. MCGAW, Mayor Of Columbia.
MARTIN Il PICkAisD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERS0N, Pres'dt. LIST Nat. Bank.
Hon. W. V. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
w. +. INGRAM. Rres'dt. Bank Of Columbia.
Hon. W. Z. WlIlTTll0RNE, Columbia. Tenn.
Maj. W. +. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala.
JOHN NJ. IARkIN 4 CO., Columbia, Tcun.
Hon. LUkEPRY0R, Athcns, Ala.
A Liberal Discount Given To Agent.
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MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two Glass Wheels. Ono wheel
will contain 5000 numbers plainly printed,
being duplicates Of the tickets sold. The 9TH
CIR will contain 300 prizes. One number will
be drawn from the first wheel, and the first
prize drawn from the second wheel will be the
gift of the number first drawn, and so on until
all the prizes are drawn, whether the Capital
Prize or one of smaller value.
sDrAu monies arising from the sale Of Tick
cts will be deposited in the Bank of Columbia
and First National Bank of Columbia.
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The religious censu in Ireland
shows that, of the population of l ,4O2,-
$50, the Roman Catholics number
4,l4l, $685.; the Protestant Episcopali-
ans, GS3 2Ol; the Presbyterians, $751;
23S; and other religious denominations
0.2S3.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

PAIN hILLER.-In another column
will be found the advertisement Of Da-
vis' Pain Killer. There is probably no
other preparation manufactured that has
become so much of a household word as
tho Pain Killer. For thirty years it has
stood before the public, and the innum-
Orable testimonials that have been call
forth voluntarily, testify fully to its
merits. When you need a family medi-
cine buy the Pain Killer.
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$500 900. 100000. 5000 ,OOO.
$iG7,G 600 in Real Estate, s33,4OO in Per-
sonal Property, to be drawn positively
October 3lst, ISL, by the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution.