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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-14
Comparative Safety Of Railroad Travel
i'm America.

The Board of Railroad Commissioners
for the State of Massachusetts,, elected
by the Legislature, have made their re-
port, in which they state that the COM
mon notion that railroad accidents are
more frequent and disastrous here than
in England, is fallacy. Statistics,
which the Board shows, leads to con-
clusion quite the reverse. Thus There
are killed and injured.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-14

The Commissioners aver that not only
is there no ground for the general charge
of habitual recklessness in railway man
agement, but they think the actual
combination of safety and speed, in con-
veyance by rail, is the most remarkable
result accomplished through an unceas.
ing exercise of human care, skill and
foresight, which has ever come within
their range of observation.
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Special Premiums.

To the agent sendiig rs the largest
number ',f Subscribers from new until tie
LIST of .July. 1872. (not less than 5De,) we
Will present Il splendid Chamb,r's Piano.
worth SO.
Far the r.ext largest list. not less thai,
:.G0. a Gold Watch worth so
For the next largest lis, LOT l,ss tlia
$50. a Sewing Machine worth Sl25, OF La
dN y Gold Watch. SAME value.
Fni the next lifrs,.si list. not ;hss tl,,,,
iG0, Il Sewing Machine. or La,ly's Cold
Watch .Jwertii 500. .,1s @fs4-s,1 -,
desire The premiums. can retain 10 T."
ce,ii. t.fth.. .,iii.ir,it euilretrd.s-t =
Additions can he made to ciahs at an.
time at club rates. coeg te.t
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Terms Of Weekly CuNr;er-Journal {:
Premiums to Getter-up OF Clubs :

Premiums to Getter-up Of Clubs:
For cl,t' of five we viii give Il Gold
Fen. WORTH So
For club nf ten one dozen Siiter-lia-
ted Teaspoons, WORT, 81, or "a set Of knivcs
and Forks With hard Rubber handles
worth S.
Fora club of twenty. one set of iv"r'-
iau,,l.d knives.aud >iivrr-pi,s'.i Forks.
worth s. 80 or one set of silver plated Ia
,.,>peons, worth $50.
For a ciub az H., fine Silver Watch.
wort, $50, or Il hoable-bafre! shot Gun,
worth So. ,...4.
For il clu, of one hundred, Gold Watch,
worth $50, or splendid siirer-plstcd Tea
Set w.rth $50.
For Il club nf two hundred "a splendid
Gold Watch, worth 500.
For other clubs. according to size and
price. we will give Websters unahridge'!
Dictionary. worth Si2 Web>ter's National
Pictorial Dictionary. worth ST.; Siiver-pla'
| ted Cake Basket, worth SIS: er.pat.,l
Butter Plate, worth SO: HALVES and
fn,ks, worth from 81 to $40 per set ard
| various other articles, which will be par
| iieuiaily spre,iiri in circulars which will
he FURNISHED OH application.
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AS A VEHICLE OF. NEWS,
CAMPAIGN fsaa--nsDufED hATiS
TERMS BY NAIL.
Weekly WUr!l,

{
One copy, one year .....-...-.. 81 60
dressed 8 90
Ten copies. one year. separately adj
dressed, and All extra copy TO get
ter M OF clul Is OF
Twenty c"i'ies. one year. separately
addressed, ami an extra copy tn
uett-r ND of ciut,. rs 90
Fifty copies, oue year separately
addressed and the Semi.Weekly
cue year to gctter up ef club -. So w
One Hundred cnpies one year, sepa-
rateiA addressed, and the Daily.
one year, to getter nr of club 49, lGO o.
Semi-Weekly World.
One copy. one year. s. OO
Two cu.,ies, one wear, separately adj :
dressed ...H.-....... w
Five copies. Que Year. separately adj
d..,sa,.i II 90
Ten Cori, $, one year. Sei,arately All t.l
dressed, and aneXtra cary to get
ternp nf club u. ia .-...--. 20 o.
Daily World. i't.a III.
One copy, one ear .-...-... .....,S SO 90
One copy, Is months 49,. -. 5 Co
One copy, months 49,. .-....-.-. 80
/ Oue cnps one YEAR, with sunday -
l w
One copy, + fn6!itlis. with Sunday
edition - .. . 6 Ut
Zone cGp.;, :, ianHths. with Sunday
| rditioh ----- . "
| One copy, month, with Sunday
edition t,..s-s =; at
The World Almanae for 1868, 1869, 1870
1871 and 1872.
Price. single copies. of either year,
postpaid 81 81
Seven copies, of either year. post
paid. -...........I 0,
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MEDIC Il.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, ).
For 1iserses OF the Threat ac3 LuLs.,
.uch es Coughs, Coles, &hoc2i:c
Cough, Bronchitis, E5slIaa,
and cOKsEfuptiun.
probably never before ia .thc wApi9 ii; tory

p-,Ialiy never before ia the whoiI history OF
,,.,,,, iu, "a: aay thing ""h :" "lCei5 aaG 30
.i,,r nno;, the couHiIise oi n,tAkii.'l, a. HIS
upptI,nt ,,.rl.tiy 10. i;ui.-nAa!y .c'si iai.ts
,Ss,..,i,. io.n 4 rics II Near+. :iE :H.of hcst
-, -, If ,.4t.;. 5i-.5 s.l l. ,l f. het.r
" "a st is.sS Sc'''-" - tic kson
=, .,;,..rter and power g r.f lie "a.
" ,s,e.,ious oil the iubE- ana tIli:t Lave
,n,i. II ktioWn II 'ei.ae.' tlo'sctot "a Lst
,a.,n y ,,.is: .,iai,te! 70 Ii,isi i'- ia 81 scase
- 10 yo,t1ys slsltreu II = a i'' sitfe tlne lie
80, ma. .ne,.y li.;.t go he - eD iUi inc.u
;a1t ts,.., ;-Ls! ths 81 - "u- 'ettes
-, ~. IL 90; ;,JI. iGts-. - " .E'isIET a-airs,
r,i,i,., attatk- Of Ti"tsI II FL, "lH ! q h'li On
t,uIr every siiiv, ;Iu 1Ie-.i - -. ~ seize.
49, -f.bitci 10 Gods G.d co. sEs, -! ;E9uu Le
,'tnri,isd. u iii this apt.des" iHr '''''lh'
ititonrh settled ..tt%ssI. Jit'h l. Thought %
c,i.ai5je. lin greet uuI.he'e al d '!eGe the
s...o .,c,sfu -tttIt.ti, i;.,c ssa s,.I T:.,eIy
49, .,.., ,Ee atuI.G '.-i"c' n srtt'i is1hh
-, ihz t,aessts i,s'c5"t. ;" IL t.'e'+ Is IL
- ,,y,.f III, f.=.T' ,:s q TIE ss Haa
;ihrrn. t,ha, M l.osi tisil y OF ZEN y.5tot
tVneo nctfilpg tisf could iea.' ti'eH i.i.'ier lie
| UL...;, perf,sis,I3 gl,t vse'-sis 'i; a sI,ear.
! si.,Grrs and :a,.'ijr slt"'''s md sea,
! uyutcction truni'
';r.,.c,;;is IS gtnseally cu:eti ~ king the
fnrgru f. .0I.'I - max! no "a, ~ fs1SeS
-, s.r,..cr.ily- ase i, yl.iiirs A:oNn, q. We
go moi tuJ .iii tiIe cp f'.art= - = q; s.or
-, ,oatt "a. y. .r. tie p,'bIle sh:i H. eualFgs
/ a:e ~. M,..Iii-tLei'
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

Fer seyer and A e, L1t ut ten. Fsys, ,
-ns ssr,o,.ic=i CT }tcra feTSr, &C.,
srG l,aseG IL the aileGLAot.7 :, n 81 arlsa
ss.t3,n r8nlariotss1 .s-ES.i, = IL 3----;.As.s
poisoas. f.t-.f
- is ra,ae i.n,es, 1t doe Tar. SO ..oe not
..ri Coni,ning ;sciti - =. ss-i-..- t,.,'i BIS
.r,.fh I'm. ,s,,r ;l..y n. 'l-i.'ai g.. l:soaoRs
.os.tanrr : believer - =. l. wise 'iiyf q aIs ia,
,ien. I.. -,.gii5e .iiic: i3.I..-' ei ii- GO q
il, me ar4 ,:i~ttict :.ie ;e.T,ii t"i:i aaeos,.
ana we telirvt w..H0Ua - ais e. 't'e e selY
49, u" ',,a ni,d, re cifr odd nlcsi - lie
a acknowledgements We II civ u u ''''s', al ries
ted In otsti,i,,se e, Rad ! o..'r ie-i-
e,.ie- !4, " ..al.. !-.3's''- -
Unlacliu.atc,i ~ -YG= st''t = .:'sn' ~ q
,,To,s. led, yy tgsne; H.: - ',aliy
HttnT ;rey Conn tsft,j's ar:-'E2 tom t9ifi+s
Il, - ~. ii-cr, ]. i ~ - ieii lt3istA f.iiaa
i,,i.. ms. Ter MIC .--lif.4N a. '!E-fs
20. l.:.ic,s. DisOrl, - nd axe. ~! ants 1
is ag excellent rea i''iy, T. 'r'iiE I.'lE iHls
r.,,1-,~sa!,,c c...e5, wc-c oitia.' l'-i>-i'S aad
.'i,' ,,.;,ere. Nv Dr.. = L AYE. & Co. raefsal
! AND ,na.vfi.al Chemists, Lowell, Mass, md
| Sod ali rOuud i'e wo' !t'.
PRICE. $f.g0 FER EoTTLE.
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TIFF WnRI.N


WIZ ;riIn as fIi.T rccDg'frZeft a'fN l+aIlng
,,f.aii, Il the Democratic, art IL the .ra'
i. :,,s ,,f aiionai commerce. AID infeiii-
trptce-- "a tni.iil this it's mission and tittN
With steadiast bol,iness and ti,ic ity; {"
INSPIRE in the ranks of those who think
the same things concerning the Republic
IN matted. o;g!,iizcd. determined a'ii pei
sist.ut zeal; to win rev recruits frau
a,,.f,. those who have i-e, .n-,,ies t"
,3s.. Democracy in he ."uhi"Is at dead
ptI; and Ia marshal an unbrtkrn i,i'a.
sa:,x IT, the tti9mpi ut the ballot box
true .i,a,te-ii, Id III Repuhiic,) "f Liberty
Ean ili;y and Law.
AS A VEHICLE OF. NEWS,
The World will sp.rei,a expense. M EN-,
,e.lny. TO mai tain and ;.<i>anc" it's place III
tht. iiist rank of metropolitan journals.
ITS fresh, abundant, various, and arrnratr
ueWs. comprising the who'll" circle of cur
re- intelligence ard literature, will be.
discussed ~ brcniIirs a
TRUSTWORTHY ORGAN OF OPINION,
with canoer, with steady devotion tn
@nn,id ,uhiic and ,riv..:- n"rsls, will,
special Knowledge iJr Special themes and
With vari"us ana Nidc-reaching al prci,'n-
sion OF the manifold interests ot men ai;t,
women IN tae.r h"uns. their market,
places. their workshops, aid their tarns
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DIRECTIONS.

Addi ions to Climbs may be made ut any
tilnr in the year at the above Climb rates
Changes in Ch'h Lists n,stie orily Oh IT,
ques: OF rrSnns receiving Club packages
stnting data Of Subscription, edition, Post
Office. and State to which it has beenrre-
viously sent.
TERMS Cash in advance Send Pest
Office Money Order. Dask Draft, es itt,sis.
tered, Letter, Bills s-ilt by mail viii be
1t he risk "fthe sender.
Va have u" travelling gents. Specimen
copies, posters. etc. srltt fiet, Of charge.
Wherever and whenever desired Address
all orders and 3efiers to
THE U'ORLD,
$50 so ,llf IS PARK ROW,
- :, 80 NEW YORK
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ri G FAT B 10 PURTFIE2.


gsVEpY .l.,p "rsI,e : tRSAPtRILLIlN |
II 2Es0L. VENT communicates iiirnng
a.. ,iG, Il, Sweet, Trin". aal 'til"r IL ~
:. III ift,r., VI Tia. system tie rigor Of tje |
{ ~ n r.p ,irs tn. wastes If tnr nntN win |
MY au,i S,l ii III ,t;riII. S.rofA'a, 81
mills. HltutRpti,f tila ij'ar Di'ea,f, VI
c..,.t Il, i,r Tt'p,t- Hpiih. ffR,rs, Not'S IN
the iltpii aui osin.- stris Of the sysifm. >"re
r,es y.lsar,Y Dieetat'fey fl'im thr Ears
agF lie ry.; 1os,tof S.'in II etsrs Fr".}-
fipas =, rt.. I,"ef >rtH T#id j'iag Ho*a
StH ,htgp .rfSi ,g';y, c"e R'act >p"tS
lT,r,2 j., ',p fYash iaa',r5 ,aiar< IN he
U,aS oaF III e, ti:aai5j N paiafW d's-
clg,.i,+ ti7as >rau5@ Ia IF .>D".'e, mi an
rats Of he ~. ,,is'.yir t.a ri 'ja t,' ra
rifite ,.tsys Of - fother 81 Hod,ra h"m-
i ri. frd Il Err Ity< Rse 'rif pEore IL tsg
,,s..s,. TN Il e" c;firr ~ fir<c forms of d.
etse is oofeRf ,D'r4r 10 ctss them
II y. ptii..h3, t.Hd, tfcttainr rcincrA
IL, tie " ,.tcs ,.,I l.cnnppsitian that i,
c1ntiul,.iy p'nrr,--si'sc. icc|rs'S III ~
resting d sr wastes. IN ;'pIirS iht' sa'nt
with NY uit"rit nfi''t' ir'ni h".'ittlF
h!,,t aud i4iS ttc SN2NtPA 3it.!-lA>
vii; aud i,eS S''riir. u cira Is c"rl.slh:
f.. when nure tr,s r'.ncly- rou'u.ac.'> il
work Il nltiic,ii,1, tni succeeds II; III
minis'lf r" thr loss - WsSins IS rcp.'iiS
viii Ia. ,s,t,j, aud .very day Tn" patient
will f.,i gi5ISp.f ggaviHg better aud
ssr,r.af. thr t,f,i !ix.S5ing better. app
tit. in,nrovi,,.. ,n,i ii..sl, ,,,.l i.,,t IN
crrtsinE.
MT nn'y tlrrs Il! StrsioarlIian Rs l.
yrat rvc,,i III Know. r'nis,,'Ia' agents ii
ta.c4re - Chr,u;c. Serhihiou>. Con-titir-
tirItl. aa,l $lil diseases; but 1t is the
only positive cure t,'r
KIlnpv anA plaiapT Conniaints
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ITS NEWS

Will he fresh. piqn.nt and c"mp'"h's'!e'
r,nl,raci,,g evtl yt..iaG that can ,'r ""'"''
ed hv tn, telegraph ANA 10y Special COR
,n,.drnts from every part "a the = 'o''e' -
rarijrss OF cost.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-07

Il witl devote more attention. to A.iicn!-
tur- Than hsrctbtcrc. anal Viii ent.'aV"f
to make a valuable feature OF this d.
pLrtnent.
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PARTIES INTERESTED IN TIL E
Warehouse business viii do well
m note the fact that they can have
their cotton and other freight insured
,cithout charge, and stored at the LOW
EST RATES, 1T t'ie New Brick Nare-
house by uENRYA. BI0SSAT.
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FIRsT-CLAss NEWSPAPER
IT'S EDITORIALS

VIII he. bright, sra,s'nr ana "f''i,ai''
aud they viii discuss rvr'H topic "' ''''
.uenr occupying t!.e pubic MIND
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coon FOR EVERY BODY I:
u,HE CHARACTER OF TIE LOUIS

,,,,,. CHARACTER OF THE LOUIS
III. Cnnri.r-.Iontnal is Sn V ell Known
ram Main. to California, ard ITS rtpn'a l.
, ,i" for r,.rsy, ability and ,''terp'is', is
SO + .".ss by the rr' Itss ''"
the people, that We deem any ,',s s'ha ~
.,ir..,h,.r unnecessary in this prospectus.
suffice I, it to say, thai in the future. as i
las in the past. it will maintain and lad adj
S"sa,s the rrnsirses Of ' the N! "s 1T s it,.
;udpurn,..nc. at h--,tating to express IFS
lnne.t convictions AS OCCASION r''lh'''s'
'"a ,lways having AT heart the interest,
If RI. people AS against Tie cii4nrS aho
.rhrni,.g. selfish and dishonest l'"i't ici;ii's
Darius the year ies. II shall he "''r am
I...,,.. ,b. .nich standard heretofore
m,in,ni,.rd h, the C"nriri-J 'nriai. "Si
and .bov. every other consideration. !
will lie r'adc a
Il 4
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SEWN NH hines.

rEOVEE & BAKER HIGHEST PRE-
SY ,,in,n SOWING Machines. More tiisi
Premiums ii Mississippi, Alabama. Lou
i>iaua and Texas. in tie past thr't N.';''H-
than ALI tie other SEWN MaciI;i"s t"i1'
biued. Sales greater titar tho"r 81 any
n,I,er. Are better adapted t" the wants OF
Families in the Sonfn thai' amy "tht.
;u., MaeI.in,. in tie Market, prie"s,
"a ali s.,. Oilir.. Nj. ~ Ca'iai street.
XIV OIL, ans, H. GAEUAEH
Aug lily. rf. i"r"''
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ruEraILy So, 81 ) ye.a.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
-uE po,,..g WEEKLY spy.

TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY syn.
r.ve copies, one yeas, ss..ara,a.- = d->,s"4.
Four Dollars. =
Yen rnrie>. ore year. sen rate 2,.:-es e. Is i
"a. extra c"rt ~ the g-t.n.' = D La ..
Eiv.s. Dollar.
twenty cor'cs o1a YER. SET 1rate' aatfe sea
{. d 81 x II cory - - eti. - cian,,
si:;eer not.@rx.
FI.ty cori"s. ea-- - or Gfszs p LII !
Seui- !. Get. y ,J;.e ga ::,ttsl I - - ciNf.
Thirty -.isrcs s-o..ar.. {
rI,ty copies. orc yea. frpgi-Ie,y lie, - tIi
lie semi, w eet.iy ole yea 20 -etI.s sinfi. !
cairis five eatiars.
Che nunt.-ed CO les. ore vcaF :: n, adires.
t,na the lay,ios enc yc.. - u s,e., Of !
cluDp, Ill .sysi-sfs. J
Ose IN cred c'oics. one = ~. - alsats is ~ :
tiresss ma the D4hytHrG { ,esf - s4f gs.se.
VI o. clnol. sky DSisarf.
THE sEME-w HGKIsTl sCS.
Tive copies, o-e yr:.s. sep Eg;,le ei,,It.s.
EssA. Dollars.
zen coI-ies, one yes--srr.,ra - = .s.essei taai
a. eztsa COPY e. eeissc .. -of 1
.aI..L Sia;esa Doi.ars
SEND yao. nNET.
IN 20, .Tre 1Grg. rlec- :, nt iisft- IN Ess
yorls! ws,ar".''r. irc ieH- = '';. thra rs-ss-s
inr !ct'e' Cbnt.iii.a.- ia- .ses
V EYGLtS0. prh i.H--.
su., Office, Jew rs City. !
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to NJ. Marks.
y are notified IN come forward with.
in trn ,lt,S from I'll" date hereof. and
settle their Indebtedness AS have said
ont nav entire interest IL the C"ii.-e
House, nnw occupied by Ja!inS Go'd-
MAN.
. .Al$b those having any claims against
NE arr. requested To present the same.
II. MARKS,
per =, SchWeIin. .
a,exanlria, La. J.sa. al 1919.
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NV LEANS.
VFW OIL AIS DlRIClii.f
Agricultural Implements.

vyyT,OS r bodily. 9. Prnil'n Stie'-''
! Bali, o 10 Mowers ard Hear"fs
lev Gang P'nws, Stafford : "i'f'"', =
Sonthetu Corr, and Cotton fiah'ef'' we
for Cane Mills, Cook ) Evar"atnr. 81 81
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xLxc!,ussSS Hotel
MASON & H E, PR lP3IsI0R

,EN ~ lINDERSiGNED HAVE LEASED
1 tap IT,. Hn,l&. Hotel anh nave ri'rne''
Il s.r the reception IF sA"s's The 'i"as2
aud fur it,r.. will i,t'n.,ii.t'l un't-rro "a
r},n!.ofl.,! r..uuv.,tian and II" pats nil y
>u,r..a' ~ ,Itk, t,r premises IS c"t'itnr'a-
l.. ;,l.l ,.tr:,rtirs as pos ;ihlr. The tth'
viii ~ t,,un,ifaEI> snnrl.d and tn'i
rs VI Servants engaged 10 AZ in c'.l
.to,., attend .t,c.. u,i our hoard rs. fh'
itnrs i'll ne open AT al hours OF h'tsf TIN
tav = at the night. b nth travellers and
r"4 lar bt.ldr.rs siil find il to their inirr-
=. 10 1lrc Is {, call
Tie S,.l,s,.ril,. rs have had cans 'serahl.
.x.,..ri"i5c, fl the hr'nrsS and c"niittnt'T
asnnsi tn the public 10 all thrn ~ thr''
effort, Il, maintain IL first s'le>S trt"i IN
fl,;s community. A II MASON.
J G. p HOOE.
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ssE HAS REMOVED FROM FRONT
( L t. rittRU SrRiiEr, aud ia, just re-
turned from the ci;j', here he purchased
a we'll selected stock and mas redhc.d
prices ~ suit the times. He Il ltters him
self tl,at he eau give entire satisfaction
both in quality and price Of ads Give
ni,n Il cali a.d eNat,ine his stock aud sat
i>ty yourselves
Man 10th, io1i-iy,
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GENTS, LADIES AND c !ILnREN:
ALSO
4 large and choice lot of best brands of
FLOUR, as he Intends r.Su niug at one
his BAKERY BUSINESS, and viii deliver
bread daily, SUNDAYS excepted, 1t the resi-
Iences in Tnwn Fres!, bot bread del veg.
ID ut y h'clock " | will give % rlincrs
fnr one aime BE it understood, however,
N yt.s is tor CASH Gave Your ".d time
baker ;,nothr. trial. aud ynn will he r"r-
inln 10 yet full value. V. GlitaRtl
Nov. %. 1871.
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Roys' an.! Child,en'> flplhiHt.
lCarpe.a Wa.ehanse.

4 BROUs>EAI q, CO, = Ghaili,n
a street. lup",fer al!d Dealer III ~
....t.. Flo,i Oil Cloths. Maittiag~ 'ehfraii
Window Shades .a.a' Lph"t ''''' : VT
te,i;,ls, y-s ,lu.. tt.
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Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods.

- T. W>LSHE. No 40 Canal stree
ID
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Notice. !

y,HE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
I friends and patrons, that he has ii>'
se,nrnch ,r"uI New Orleans, Where he mas
i,urcnas.',l !. large supply of
FRESH t;iiO FRIES and DRY GOODS ::
HATS, BOOTS and shoes,
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Machinery.
0pIisian.

Orleans lnlirmary, No. li2 Canal S'ree'.
TAR. , HUpfIN General - a sr.''
~ Surgery. pr !;c:'rd D. - - 80
Eve an,, Far. Or. 3r'rEeil- "h i'iH''''S''
pecuI,a" to Females. Dr. i"HhN. t'S'''' :
of the Throat and Ch"S'. Ace"r'li''''"
lions First Glass. Send for circ@slfs--
! p O BOX ~.
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Fertilizers.

vIHE PEiICAN FERTILIZER man :
d. f,ctur-i by tie New Orleans S;ih'f:iS
,.,d Ferti,iziug cotplanys No. ~ tsit'"i'
street. Superior t" Peruvian Gnahp.id .fss
than half The price No. ]. $50 per t"i''
M, 2 si5 faSrna far Gircn'ais.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-04-10
SHADE TREES.

As spring is near at hand, many OF
our readers are doubtless beginning
to think Of tFansplanting additional
shade trees to the number that alrea-
dy adorn portions OF our streets. In
view OF this fact, perhaps 3 few hints
we have CLEANED from an exchange
will not come amiss. Care should be
taken Dot to plant so deep that warmth
from the suns rays viii fail 70 reach
the roots, nor yet so shallow that
drouth will evaporate all the mois-
ture from the soil about them The
less top you have the sooner you OBJ
tain a thrifty, growing tree, for those
who have had much experience in
tree planting state the reason why so
many trees die at uones, or barely
make life Of 1t for several years,
arise from the fact that they are set
too deep and have more top on them
than the roots can find nourishment
for
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-04-10
A USEFUL TABLE.


To aid farmers in arriving at accu
racy in estimating the amount o.
lands in different fields under cultiva
tion, the following table is given by 6
cotempOrary:
10 yards wide by 4s4 yards long
contains one acre.
20 yards wide by 2S2 yards long,
con tsins one acre.
s0yards wide by 60 1-2 yards long,
contains one acre.
7Oyards wide by go IA yards long,
contains one acre.
go feet wide by 1893 feet long, con-
tains one acre.
4lO feet wide by 90 feet long. con-
tains one acre.
ITO feet wide by 1896 feet long, con-
tains one acre.
OF course, in this measurement the
fields are supposed to be rectangular,
that is, the bounding fences at right
angles to each other.
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Horses kept In the stables and NOT
doing much work should be regularly
cleaned and fed. Some farmers seem
TO think that unless horse Is % be
taken out TO work he does not need
cleaning. Such 8 man. to be consis-
tent, ought not TO wash himself unless
he is going to townI We feed our
horses with q bushel of chopped straw
(say ms. }, moistened with water and
mixed with two quarts Of corn meal,
to each team, three times a day.
They are allowed straw liz their racks:
but it is good plan to take it out OF
racks at say eight o'clock in the
morning, and let them have no food
before them until noon. Then feed
them and remove ali that is left In
their racks at two o'clock, aud feed
again at night. letting them have all
the straw they can eat until morning.
In this way, horses that are standing
in the stable will eat much more
heartily than If the food is before
them all the time. Ifthey are worked,
feed little more grain or hay. A
few rutabagas or carrots may be fed
to the horses with great advantage,
say half g bushel to each team, As
spring approaches feed more literally.