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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06

Col. JosEPH ). Enthusiastically Of
GOOcblaud county, Va, died recently near Gal
weston, Texas, - years old. In former times
Col. Watkins was appointment democratic lead
sr in Virginia, particularly in the DAYS of
Jackson and Clay. lie figured extensively In
the notification times and planted national
Gag on the Yirsiaia Capitol, at Richmond, Va.
10 place Of the State lag, which had been run
up BY Ggy Tazowell, who was an uuljfer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06
Observation-Disclosures.
Ready-HInde Clothing,

WE have choice Stock Of Hand Made French
w Calf Boots, Shoes and Caters for Gentle
mems Wear. AlsO. q nice line of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06

Nouas-s l4i Deaths crowded OUT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06

FiSBHsB.-Ths Bridge which has been IN
der construction across the Potomac at tits
place for some time past, Ea are glad TO state
is now finished, and vehicles have been cross
ing upon It. This news wit he Lsm!lel Gr.b
with rejoicing. Il ia strong agd substantially
constructed Slip Reg.
The Christmas holiday INDUCED in t.y ,,ea,-
bers Of the General AssemJIyof Virginia viI'
cost the State $4,000. A msjmity cot the
members would not listen TO ans proposition
for the abatement Of their per diem jGnus
ths cgg-nog recess Richmond Wing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06
a MILL-SEAT,

l will also sell separately, or in connection wit
the above farm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06
PEW RENTS.

TIME Pew Rents Of the Presbyterian Church are
now due, and prompt payment desired:
= A. W. CRAMER,
Ian 1872 Treasurer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06

4 fLoTHS Cassimeres-a handsome assort-
Y ment just received By
Oct Il. kEARSLEY 4 sHEERER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-06

% To carry into effect these enumerated
powers, and all other powers conferred upon
the said town, OF is councils expressly or by
implication, by this or any other future act of
the legislature Of this State, the council shall
have power to make and pass all needful or
ders. bylaws, ordinances, resolutions, rules and
regulations not contrary to the constitution
aud lavs of this state; and to prescribe and
reasonable fines, penalties and impris-
oument in the county jail or such other places
as they may provide. for a term not exceeding
so days. for violations thereof. Such fines,
penalties and imprisonment shall be recovered
and enforced under the Judgment Of the May
or Of said town. or the person lawfully eXerci-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
Proclamation 6ur9 Ben
@DupernDr.

s euue etrrtRe ~unateridb NJ: fenbe 81nten Sx.
etauer. toelte 8rrbs Re'rrattontn thnfn DON hsr SeReralre-
eieruns III tbrem aus d'teslt6en Wsbrau& au4 e Dteieam
eanees naben. bts { Rs'erpat.ousa au ~ssrtahta tfsaea, an-
sebs;b i'll BEN 3utde .es 6titeus, Saaenaeaens uuo Saeens,
uao IN rem AnNsolu' an Der N3sisen upr oecen Ndpe IT.
n'eet'laNsn uno ote'tibea etnjeln obsr tn Sance, ~ aae1
5etteu ts fdtres uno ~ que Stun IN bes Hl4 s turd-
'6metfsn. ft tn lts 5dufer Or ct aeln poonenosn Nuffher
e. erin9tn. oeu65ulih weun bios b { Weaber uns Rtahr II
3aui' fus, uno pom %esniclben perlanasn, mas isnsn serahs
ibr. GAME raer 4 tb.x'haft %etuaebt: fernsr ibre gur6erus.
aen Mot fel1en NIT Ore ungen Der @epllt, uelht tetueI
sDticrRane iuleEsn, beg etten. rs pie Nnttbeler ai4t lanser
mebr tore Set nratt,n pr aRtn tDnnen. pnne tpr &1ssut' un
Der 9lunberuu6. unb tbre Grausn unb &iuher br GnA4e
ieces witsen Splsu'@itr preis iu ssbcn, pslde felt 9,n8em
Mot nur cine @emenplaee, ion, eru AUD Ger Stud Der
@rauaanfsbldueen IN 70 bSben Grabe e.wprbsn Rns, eat
e ,uuotl 8siBb t! all Btrbrsden wdre. T. ldaaer ~ ulben-
ter ber:n 0bbst ee Sn ,aner htten, Of aufsefuroer, wts. {.
NIB uub bt rerouneesres ,rung oft serf. dt pDrbtn if lie aaf
ttren Nefersat,rHen tef upt Don +llrceuu4en Ter uabrtuiex
@rdn;anHeoler fen ;u taltn. afrs ,t~egtfse.
eemstIen ttar eepersen. bas an Der HsrteIanSe b:S
etaates auet 5amtl:eu we'ber Derionsa BON 6teiea ST.
btanern erms er, uns itre 9du{er rtrrranat wureeu
fub. psnt bas trseRb mrl&e 6esausfp,beruus bterau g.
Ntss ~ wtrh bi,rmtt btfrb!en unb axsecrtn.s,
BAT aas Snstauer, pelde auf Qane I'M e.a,t S'tnue's,a
ais nebsrtre e. rnb ettrsr tt Sfea:ltdcn 6etebtos BE-
ttantst rnS bsm9emae besanb::t werheu 10. en-. Wa In
a1en fsl@e tn s 1en I'D Is ec pR, dt bsr gouxts- Som
mtlfoners. r.; eesr,a nnb ss: J.tesensbeam'es aes
paraep, Dae &c eas Ioxntu isfsrt ssr,afen ans' aab Tire
Retersatteaea asftxAen: nnb penn I'd eix Obs
at@t {sfsrt sstsIst gt.1; :. fsass fs I'm g's'tr.:u'
ups cine GENT 5euse Mi itdrmodt % ttz G'ntlbeam-
tea snr 1eriasras seaeu' usrseu, aus1pf0.t vsssTau
ju srtat"sfu.
erO6sn ststi sss ssaates an titfsau s.a lis,aaase ~
In.@ ben oun.tr.esr
e. -. qennffnu. etoaiafseret6r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

S9auauter unt grau an s Gtrnx. Got ii &.
nns 81. @ubbisiIon BON Got 4 Seeds AsptAss
BON Dutlots. Guaranty Oeeb, $3.50.
Nobt q @mttb unb 66rau an ISABELLA BIeder.
Deeb, $50.
Nobsrt y @mitb unt grau an Gbas 3 Mta<r,
dbetl pen eots 8 uab 9 8lod 10 ct, paul Yrs-
per, %. D., 500.
Gbas s Miasr an 81 y Sm:tb, uusstbeilte !
Der II 50 Sup BON 9ots 8 unb 9 Blod IL 5tpaut
proper, W. ., 500.
IS 9 @riebt unb grau an . g 9 Sotnlsx>
She'll psn Cots 8 unb 9 9lcd q 81. unb s. 49,
! oition, &. o.. 1850.
6 @ann unb Grau an @barton unb Msrten>
Blet % @uumit part addition, Guaranty
Deee, $500.
@ Dawlon unb Grau an s " 8euer, 81
BON Blod z 9olecmbea Wbbition, Guaranty tee>
1885.
Soi @taples unb Grau an Molan unb Mi9oI~
! ion, Got z Blod 81 q. unb g. M~ppitun, y. d.
loo.
Gli3abttb MsG. Browning an 6 6 @ribnes It
5000.
So GOnneaY unb Grau an S 8 Smith, Cts /
une 10 q. unb .. @ooitiOn, Guaranty Oess,
$575.
@o&ran unb Warbour une Grau an s 9 6ps>
arc, Got II Blod IL Wooplanp pa1t, Mar:aRty
Deb, 700.
s 5utainion an @ u @auEom, Got Blod t
@unmit part Abbi.iuu Guaranty Deeb,
SO SOL.
8 9 @arren unb Grau an " 0anee Brspn~
She'll BON Cots 6, ?, 8 unb 9 Blod 5 9uyts As-
bition, @. D., 15,nOn.
80 &ugs an Sames 8 gaey, 2pts ii unb IL
8lud 81 QNooblanb Yart Wpbitiou, @arranty
Dseb, $500.
@1fon u. 9epis unb Trauen an 8 u Einme,
1870 bel i32 GuB I'M g 8 ! @eftion SO Ipwn q
&anse %, y. D., 1,5OO.
Gbomplon unb Werriann an W g Timberlate>
Cots % unD 81 Blcf 81 @cpalanb Yarf Mppt-
ZION. %. D, $500.
8 @btaron unb Grau an @iIfin uub Roemer
She'll Don Cots 1 unb 2 8lod 2 Seeds Mobuiou,
W. ., 1850.
Geo Morrilon unb Grau an g Sctepin, . 2
Mder 5cYt's Muoitiea DOR Outlots, @arraut,
Oeeb, $500.
M& Ninineer an 81 8 Mluuger, 9ets II, IL
unb 10 Blof 1 Summit wlrt Ipbitiuu, %. D.,
$500.
s : MarFelb unb 7rau an Sol " @beefud,
Got 1 unb She'll Don Cots 3 une 3 Blod 1 SAT-
rtuston uno &tuue9's M~soittou, @arrantY Geep,
1900.
Ebos @o&rau ct aI5. IN s @imsutun, Got 2
8lnf 2 8ern's &poitiuu @a,rautY Dees,
$1,000.
s s Graham an 6 Edmonton Got I
8lcd 2 Rsru's Aopition WarrantY Deeh
$1,000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
- $. 6. Toplor hat ben or6Bteu uue
tefen 8orratb pon Baubol3 ieber Dirt.

- Mm montas erretsnete fi@ in De-
troit, Mi@tean, cine oribli9e peutide
6amilientrooSoie. Carl B6le f1sl feline
6rou NIT einem Beile an unp brahte tbr
cine 1bmere Bunne bel; rann 1taa ct
dd ielbit In ben unterle1t, lprane in et>
nen 8runnen, um iib su e%rtrdnfsn, flet<
terte ater, neil Der Drummer niht tisf ee<
nug mar, wieper berau6 unO @hlua nd
nun nit Dem Beile mrbrmuls nit iolAer
Budt Dor ben &opf, raB CT tODt bin
farSts. GS fol- NusF@t ouf Rsttuns
Der Trau Sorbanoen letn. @lferlu9t
miro al5 urlade Der ldreflidep Blut>
tbaten 81le'5 a%nee9eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

Dur& hieft Isabelle erfebt man, bab bic popu-
larit6t ber Stneer Rafaine bel seiter bic ftetr
anberen dttrtrift. sa ibre 8srtGuft tesar talbusaI
erseer fne, ale BE ber berabmte1 Dbteler uae
Biisn Raf@ine. =,
6dalb baran IA eis 1bafa9e. ba6 bic Singer
Gsnp. tardid ~anaefanstn bat, ueben itren alita
uns psbletablirtea, Ransfahur Rai@iuen sine
inter ban Rau,eu .,Hep family Rafdine" II.
t,nute 9Raf4ine IN fabritireu, lie fa IN eiasr
0ate oon 9 sesea eiae tbrer altes Raf9tnea ser-
f1nft.jt ca ~ .a4.iS*f III g.4~,.y,5Es4
DIR tetaIe Abiat p6brenh ben 9ab.e 1850 mar
sc 78t, p6trens ber BON fsltfasea s9Atre I'D auf
I1276o9 Aaf1iaea5b slitf. st1ea 3siaS sss eiaer
l4aie'faas1as kstese s,9ssbs bHs9net Rev
E4srt 61A 11xss6nt.trs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

~Die @onne brin9t IS an
oenEa9"- Blut DOR M5roerbanr
peroo0en idreit lelten Ysroeten6 UNI Na1e>
unr, Oh ou9 I'm ttefsn Balpesrunfel ODER
in rer tilen Sece Der @ilputB rie grau(e
Chat eel&ab, Die 5onne brin It
{ Sanpen Mu@ Die 8lutz
3apfer BON Safe Safe finp Der Nemef ifs
oeriaQen. Waior 8radett bat 16 bas
8erotent er>porben, Die M5rper Der 3d.
mile @oof ouejulpiiren. @6 finb &otbz
bdute. Inter Gem 231en miro Don Sat
Cafe 9emelpet Maicr Brodett 1T beute
Na@mit:a9 nit Dem 81 Saney Safe perz
bafteten ro;bbduoissn W6rcer oneefomz
men. Sc wuree i'm BsfB be6 M6rpere
cine solpene &e,te, elm Bleififttalter unp
Gin Wantel aefunpeu, mel&e @%esenndnbe
Don Grou Smau, @@meter Der eru,or<
oeten Grau @eof ol5 oieler stb6rta ertannt
tpurpen Der @tfan9sne bat beretts
Witl4uletee o%neeeeben, eereu Gerbaf<
tuus Die nd&fe Mrbeit Maior 8ratetts
letn miro. Au9 cine rer rctbbdutteen
Beiten, wel9e Dor II Monaten Die
i@peoifde Gamtlte abwdraten, 1T In
Maior 8radttts 9aft. Bradett III cine
Arnsee pertb. !
Die@emmt1(ton fxbti>
8auarbetten.- Die @te>
brute Stra6ent Ameltpration, re(p. bte
utberbradun9 uoer AuflQuaa BON Yba>
lpn's Gre t mar 4n,er Berattunea unp
cine Ansabl Der bel riefr &rbeit be(on-
ccrs interelVrteu @runcet9cntblu,er lie
zen fd eordter pernebmen.. !6err Seller
ipri6t fur cine ~Yfablboute" CTressel
work. cine A,bstt, bic I'D fdr etlsa
$27,O U0 berfelen la0e. unb flr's G,ts
Dem 3wed eutlpre@en rplrbe. 6srr
Biuius 1T fur Elm 80 Gus bobes' @t:ef>
lager an Der Bsfieite, NuflQung BIG 3ur
pac,fc<8 abn, Yiablmerf. iber bteielbe
binater, fein 8ieerlaetr an Der Dit
leite. 6err &nauft Tilt 5errn Seller
bet.> Ser @rigbt MISUNDERSTANDING
Ger plane pur@ ben Stapt> Sn9enieur
in 3emdbbeit NIT Dem btQt9eren Ylan
uns Abl9Iue .ber @ontratte. .
- Mln6 Brcs.. une 60. 2umber
yarb ede btr @abaiba uub S. @habe.
- Der ct. paul Eurnperetn 9ibt an,
2. Stunt In 6errn s. ptepers @arten In
8ef ct. pau! Elm erobes pic>Nie. Die
lurn 8orfeQunoen ftnp unter 2ettun9
oes Gurnparta B~abnbol3er. Das pie>
Sic 1T ta5 GrRes Ter Cation unb tptrb
swetfelsebne bae 8eRe werper,.
- @ttuuater Rebt auf ben 3eben>
lptben IN &rwartun8 Der Daupfeuer>
fprtbe> tpet&e I'D BE Statt In rer @tl6<
tY'i&en Gabrtt in @eneca Sails, 8. D.,
befsut. Cine 8erfamualuas our @rln>
'buns elmer Geueroebr If tetuftu.
Nd&Ren Msntae Dir Rdu>
Der" aufSefabrt BON Ct. paxl mdn,
,,tr@er, NIT, 3errn &af@pIt ale
:@af. ss.s -. s: y I sS nd '..rs Ia .S
- Mdn& Bros. unt g., 6dnbIer
ta ellen Sastea eamter, Gde ttr @at~lba,p unb
= e'esf' il 81
- Ber trodeaeS aub Autes Bautpla
taafe1 Ste. eetesjs b.9. Ea,lsr. Gds be- 1. NH
Grdaust Giraffe. 2ttpitSub {
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
3u]ammen $685. 5

3abl Der beitraeenpen Mttelteper 264.
@innabme Der @aiae $247017.
Der @roebatn eeS @taate6 bdlt 'etne
jdb1li@e @iyune am 3. SUM- B. s. tn
u n, CAREER 60. unb weroen
it4 Don ct. Yaul unc anoeren Yldber
cine Mnsabl Briper cabin beeebeu. Der
3uB eebt am 1. Stunt Nadmittass 3
ubr As Mtnuten nod Delano ob, Don
no cte 8rlper nit Wa9eu na@ Dem 6
Weilen entfernten Watertpmn ab9ebolt
uernen. Die Gabrt bin unD 3urid miro
80 %be|raeen.
Wir wlFten bielem Beri9t ntdt6 binz
,u,uf1aen, pa6 oeu>lider ol6 BE II, benz
lelben aufeeflbuen Jafta BON Der Blu>
the res ~5otn6" unc rer 9eiesten 9bdz
tbt9feit lprdde> Die hh unter ieiner
Sdatten entfaltet. Blroer, npel9e germ
I'm 8sretn NIT 9uten Wlenlhen cem in
ierem ddt Deutlden %wobneneen Dran9,
Berfe Der 2iebe gu tbun, @eltun9 Der
ihaRcn moQen> f1nnsn rie1em Wunl9
ou,9 nidtS NIT 0rDberer Si6erbeit @r>
fUuune %aewdbren ols curd 8eitritt gum
~6ain." Wi68e Ct ferner wa9ien uno
nitBeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
3~eis 2tnte.
Roreli3 Sebenb.
Drudarbeiten ifopebtr Art.

:
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O. q. 3, ..

Dur9 @efdQteteit bes Grp6>S elrs>
tdrn ubi9en S1rens, 81. 5. p.2tit.
n T, iinb mir in @tane eeltbt eineu1
ldneft eefablten @uni@e eemd6, tem &C.
ier ben fattiti6en 8eri@t be6 @rsez
batns pom Minnelota an ben @roe=
batn Der Ser. Staaten por3uleeen.
Sc befeben in M;nnelota Die fol9en>
ben 6atne:
Mtnneiota6 ain go. 1St. paul. beutla,
NIT ia mitslieoern.
Granfltn Gain SO. 2 @atertomr,
peutid, nit 80 M%its|tere,n.
S@iIer 5atn go. 3 ct. paul, oeuti&,
NIT III Mitslieoern.
Nortb @tar 9atn So. 4 81. paul,
enolti9, NIT "a Miielteperu.
Mtnn. Bailey Gain SO. 5 @ba8fa,
beutfd, nit is Witeliecern.
Winona 9ain SO. 6 Wtuoua> beutla,
nit 20 Wfttsliepern.
Waibin9ten @raoen SO. 1 ct. paul>
oeuti@ uno en9lil@, nit 121 Mttslfecern.
@dbreno bee Gisfal Sabres hestn<
ueno ben /. Mat 1871 purpen einse>
f1brt ols Mitalieaer n.
3urldsemteien 4.
%uf9enommen NIT &arte 8.
Ntaesaneen NIT &arte 4.
@%uspenoirt IA.
@ieperetneeiebt 2.
unterflBte Wttal;eoer ID.
Summe BET &ranfsn nntert ds=
suna $3.50 IS
Suume ber unlerRlyun1 Don
Wittpen uno Mallen 1880
Summe tesablt fir B%seroi9un9
an 2 Druioen Trauen 5000
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

Gr 1@ritt nit ben, &letnen Iber bic
@iele, ben Gelpwes ibsrleBenp, gun,
Murufer bin, mdbrenb bas &inb auf
:1etnem S@la0a f@ pas Eoptenlteo
riff.
@m l1fer Der Mur aneefcmmeu, ftieb
@olferuber BON bober Qf.rfele plBtl;d
ben &leinen BON ridmdrts ins WaHer ;
pa Ct aber auf cine let&tere Stege fam,
ianf It riat loelei@ untes lonpern 14r;e
uno lu@te iid aus ben, @a6er 3u befrei-
en-. Der entmenl@te Batter ober faete
bad btlfole &inb bet einen, 8ube unb
i@leppte es, 70 bab Der &opf %fortmdbreno
tn5 @ader btng fromabpdrt6 an cine
ttefere Stele, no ct BEL, Mruen 70 Ianae
in bte(er l&redli@en Gage ins8a6tr belt
biz Ct an beu,itlben fttn 2ebensaei@en
uaebr wabrnabu1. Damn ,ca Ct bas ee>
l1prbete &inb aus ben. @aGtr, true es
etntae S@ritte hrou,abpdrts an cine
Stele, 10 pas l1ftr uou, Bafer be(ou>
bers unterwai&en par, uarf ben 2et&-
nam tn bic 66bluuG f@pano ti@ 1ber
ben uterranb binauf uue trat bort nit
ben Gaeen iotanae ben @ais, auf bic
2tnbeslei&e btnat, bis bteitlbe ppaRdn>
big beeedt trar. I u 4.5 -.
i'll An bic GunbfeQt ;eeftbrt bea6tfgte q.
ba|elbf bic 3nabealfi@e serfdorrt il ta<
BEL. q, iippif Guiana NIB Rana
4aufnann aanosetrtsn nit Btainntbetl
PIE erbanairtf 4tnbfstias On btns d,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30

9robarttse @uSpebnung Der Munufaftur
BON Ndbz Mai9inen beweiien bic 8ert9te
her perf4ieoenen Gabrtfen fir pas Sabr
1870 tie an Bic Gisentbimer berpprra<
9enoer patente auf Die f1e cine Royalty
bcsablen> ob9e9eben wurpen. Na@ be
fen 8eri@ten 1T bic 3abl BON Ma19tnen
bic BON jepem etn;eluen Gabrifauten per<
fauft 1purcen tpie fplot: IT,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-30
&iienbQbn Babrpldne.

g. y. 9enntfnn, etaa,sfuretdr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-02-23

There is probably no text on which
more preaching is done by the agricul-
turaI press than that which heads this
article. And yet farmers are either for
getful of the lesson, or are too careless
of their own interests to act upon it.
We were especially reminded of this by
seeing, in the course of a ride of ninety
miles through.an average agricultural
district, the following tools lying out
exposed to the weather, viz Forty four
plOws, twenty-three harrows, seven
mowers, reaper with beater and plat
form as last used, wagons too numerous
10 count, and, in one instance set of bar.
ness hanging on fence. The plOws were
mostly sticking in the furroW where they
had been last used. Now, it is natural
to suppose that the owners of all these
tools and implements never see an agri-
cultural paper, or they could not resist
the reiterated advice to take better care
OF their property of such a perishable
nature 1t is safe to say that these
tools, kept under cover when not in
use, will last more than twice as long as
they will when exposed to rain and
sun. The loss is thus a serious one, and
we regret when we think that we can
not reach such farmers by a word of
advice.-American Agricuituralist.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-02-23
Spelling Horses Feet.

1t is almost impossible to get horses
shod without having the frogs cut away.
All veterinary surgeons, ,all horsemen, ,all
leading blacksmiths, agree that the frog
should not be pared one particle-not
even trimmed. No matter how parable
and soft the frog is, cut it away smooth
on all sides, and in two days it will be
dry and hard as chip. You might as
well cut off all the leaves of trees, and
expect them to flourish, as to pare away
the frog and have healthy foot. The
rough, spongy part of the frog is to the
foot what leaves are to the tree-lungs.
Never have red hot shoe put upon
the foot to burn ii level. If you can find
a blacksmith that is mechanic enough
to level the foot without red hot iron,
employ him. The burning process dead
ems the hoof and tends to contract it. If
you do not think so, try the red hot
poker on your finger nail, and see if it
will not affect the growth of that.
There are many important points in
shoeing horses, but these two are of more
importance than all the rest, level to the
apprehension of men not skilled in
horses, and the two most disregarded. -
Mirror and Farmer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-02-23
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S III
PROVED ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH, aui vii
be found the only specific remedy in every
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. It spec
dily eradicates PINiPLES, SPOTS, SCORBUllC
DRYNESS, INDURATIONSot of the CUTANEOUs
MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS and IN
CiPIENT INFLAMMATION, HIVES, RASH
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF SCALP OK
SKIN, FROSTBITES, and all purposes tor which
SALVES or OINTMENTS are used restores the
skin to a state of purity and softness, and in
sures continued healthy action to the tissue
its vessels, on which depend the agreeable clear
ness and vivacity of complexion 80 much sought
and admired. But however valuable as
remedy fSr existing defects of the skin, II, T.
HelmbOld's Rose Wash has long sustained Its
principle claim to unbounded patronage by
possessing qualities which render IL a TOILET
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Congenial character, combining in an elegant
formula those prominent REQUESTS, SAFETY aud
EFFICACY-the invarlable accompaniment OF
its use-as a Preservative and ReTesher Of the
Complexion. 1t is an excellent Lotion for dis
eases of a Syphilitc Nature, and as an injection
lor diseases ofthe Urinary Organs, arising from
habits of dissipation, used in connection with
the EXTRACTS BUCHU, U,SARSAPARILLA,a ana
CATAWBA' GRAPE PILLS, in such diseases rs
recommended cannot be surpassed. PtloA
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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Agricultural.
RrnedInr Swine.


Pork is low In price just now. There
is no doubt of the fact, and many far.
mers are asking the question, will it
pay to feed pigs under the circum-
stances? To which we answer, 1t de-
pends upon the price of corn. Pound
for pound, pork is as high now as beef,
or even mutton, and 1t certainly costs
less to produce pork from good pigs
than beef from good cattle. But 1t does
not pay to breed or to feed poor hogs.
The hog is a voracious animal, and un.
less his voracity can be turned to pro-
fitable account it is BETTER to have
nothing to do with him. The great ma
jority of farmers who breed pigs do so
without definite aim towards produc
ing profitable animal. Most of them
have got nondescript sort of stock, OF
no particular breed, and remarkable
only for combining as many of the bad
qualities and as few of the good points
as it is possible hog can have. Hav.
ing come to him as it were as legacy
they look upon it as being bounden
duty to perpetuate the race. Yet bad as
these hogs are they have two redeem
ing points. In the first place they are
hardy, and have good constitutions
and in the second place they are capa
BILE of being rapidly improved at small
cost, by crossing them with the modern
improved breeds of pure. blooded sorts
Use what breed you will to begin the
improvement, if it is only persevered
in by those who understand the business,
it must result profitably.-AmericU'
RurdL Home.
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How ShOuld Manure BE Applied.

Observation and experience should
determine the mind of the farmer in
regard to the best plan of applying ma
nure, whether to plow it under deep, or
leave it on the surface. The advocates
of surface manuring speak against ma
nure being turned under too deep,
while the advocates of deep manuring
charge surface manuring with fertil-
izing the atmosphere. But there is
a medium course and each theory is
supported by plausible arguments
However, there are true philosophical
principles against burying manure too
deeply in the earth. The loss of the
saline matter of the manure by solution
and infiltration Will be great in porous
soil, and the evaporation, to which so
much loss is attributed by those hold
ing opinions adverse to surface manur
ing, would be only small drop in the
bucket compared with the loss by solu-
tion.
In porous soils it is well known that
manure will penetrate to great depth,
anu II may uCoNShu
beyond the reach of surface growing
plants Humus is formed by the decay
and decomposition of vegetable matter,
which in the philosophy of nature is
manipulated on the surface, hence the
rule in the application of manure should
be taken from the indication of nature
and science. The decay and consump-
tion of one crop for the nourishment of
another, and the droppings of animals
and defoliation of trees and plants
are all left on the surface. This seems
to contradict the idea of any loss by
evaporation. 1t will, therefore, be best
to adopt the plan of deep cultivation,
but to keep the manure and vegetable
matter as near the surface as possible
There is always some loss by evapora-
ton, but much less than by infiltration. |
But it should be leading idea with |
farmers to be close observers of such |
natural operations in the growth of
spontaneous and cultivated vegetation,
and accommodate their practice so as to
initiate nature as near as possible
Farm Journal.
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THE LION AND THE HARE.--A lion
once honored hare with his friendship
SIS it really fact" demanded the
hare, "that the Growing of miserable
cock is sufficient to compel you lions to
take to flight"
"Such is undoubtedly the case" re-
piled the lion "and it is a general
remark that we large animals are
usually possessed by some trivial weak
ness. You must have heard, for exam
pie, that the grunt Of pig causes aston.
ishment and fright in theeiephaat."
'Indeed!" interrupted the hare.
"Ha! now ! can understand why we
hares are so terribly afraid of the dogs"
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