New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-09

a., w,,,o I'm, ,h,, Winter has been unusually cold In
decd II is stated from personal seeut and
This constitutes one Of chief attractions the drynsss
and purity of its amospnere render pe sra bronchial
AFFECTIONS i Is sn;og COMFORT
q. hS n.. n IN Ss World rSs
and thI and Illinois rarely and while bilious
diseases arc common to most new countries. anu W
k NJ aSSided People who viii live upon low bottoms be-
yond the reach Of the prairie breezes may EXPECT ",
Tho hottest days Of summer wonderfully moderated
by cooling breeze. The nights are geneIai COO, red
contrast the sweterng nights OF our Eastern summer
The rich native grasses OF our praIes, Win 'nu mid
nd open WINTER furnish the greatest advantage for
raising sheer cr aS S SonS farmer Will always
vide hay for the few cold snaps. and tue danil VIZ
and ,ss sS Sa bs ,S w up at 81
per tun. St0ckrasing Is one of our nosi @ n
% AN eYeST pes ysar Our KsntueEy
emigants clam that our lands are similar 10 tn S,
cows are woih from s2s to oxen from s to s2s
horses from $50 to eoo pig. eight weeks oI po limit
less the production OF butter and cheese can but he
profitable. Butter IL worth from 20 TO 90 cents, sn
tories for cheese have been established extensive
scale with the milk OF 100 cows making occaslonal,y
not more than co pounds. Fruil-growing y
one OF our speciaties as demonstrated by me go,a
Hortionltura society for collection OF fruits unsur-
passed. size, beauty and flavor" and as exhibited In
remarkable Ono farmer within four miles OF our land
Office claims that he had 1900 bushels lhe pear anu
apple crops OF the year also were success ana took
the first premium from Missouri and other states. Sn
fruits, such currants gcoseberies. raspberes olack
berries Strawberries pums. aud cherries yleld hDu'
GUS and welestabIisbei vineyards demopytrae that 1t
sb ha% re- z s tas 81 sst spE wv
Our lands vary in price, according to duality and ais.
terms of sale onetenth down, interest the second
year and 9nccp with FG nnS o .s s s s@c yeae
propose to grant special privileges 1st in the reduc-
lion Of fare and freight over the LINE OF our roag 2h ~
free gift of lot, In the town OF Skiddy THIS Town Is
great Northern ne OF railroad irom Omaha Lin
coin, and Manhattan. With the Missouri Kansas, ana
Gulf and the Ro Grandc. In -four townships u miles
square, Skddy the center. We own 1000 acres
new town. with depot aud two stores and build
ings, and can be made good manuiactnrlns ana ps
ness place. It is In fertile, heathfui region Most
especially shall welcome the hardy farmer ana the
ingenious. industrious MECHANIC. tt s.... -, .,o
After speech by Samuel X Wolls secretary OF tno
Bureau the following resolutions were passed .,, m. HIM
d. oa .. sDs sfo Of 81 s % s for Ss e.iaSasn
Of the EOna Bureau Of grafton Is the night ma. IN The ng place
position only ucb be has s'o 70 wit that his CON
s ss s sS hy saur him to & the oS
1t Fs.G'S one m Pso Gs to wait the
& at Msh1so9 to obtain fuller sSn. . to the
AK its oo0eraOn Tar Is consistent with those "e" in the
EOrk OF the Bureau. a.,
Rsoped meeting Of the statements made this
evening Good1os, Commissioner Oi tie Missouri
| Kansas and Texas Railroad.
ssol,d sppoInt Committee Of which the Hon
Kelley shah be Chairman mature plan for COLONY settle
Pennsylvania and Tor procuring cheap anu CON-
| Portable home tesds in and around Phlsdephia
R.od Tina, this meeting earnestly petition The National R Son :,
Migration herewith National Engran5 Savings
| Bank Exchange Trust Company -,
ROvd That this meeting spproes OF The pins and objects OF ih
S'on 1%Isn Sd saSs a. K. S"e evening" and
ias 6 Thas ~" h Meeting approSe, Of the National
Philadelphia principal Offices
Resolved Tba, public meeting Of the Bureau shall be he'd In
Bo,to in lhsf Northern Pacific Railroad shortly
meeting will held Charleston concerning Southern
Oass