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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-07

ma Rcfn~e ..iaau.s loctored, s7ccd and sweet
tnel to Iassse t,s taa cseca.ied so.sics Afpets-
r . Isen:e-cra," &C.. tat lead tse pier ea 10
drunkenness aad ruin. b:t arc Tue Aedicna. made
from the Native Roots anu erbso California FREQ
FRAN 3. nj AEcoh~1Ie stinsulanis. Thoya are THO
GREAT .uIuDtSD FURTHER and A. LIFE
GirfS<f RfSCspi.E perfect Eenoyator ard
lnyisorssor ofth. syste.. carving on Ill poisonous
ma,tsr and restoring nc blood hsaltliy condition
10 ps-soacaataae these 3B1ters according to ersc-
tion sad remain long ul.~ell. a
s1e0 wiii Be given FIR Gsirc.rs.,lA case, provided
.,,c boncs are notdeatreyed hy mineral poison or
ousr ;:ca Gid IL yi.si organs waited bsyosd the
point off}ra.-
80 Fer ii, gs:..,n,.fary sns Ck-nn.c .sscnma-
.tisns Arss, Nont, DJspe2S!l mr. INDIGESTION.
bilious, Remit emf I'd .ntcrn,Ittcni Fcverr.
Olsen seq cf the Hood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Hleddcr these Isi;ters hayes been, mos. success
fall, Sach Diseases arc caused By Yitiatcd
Biodd, w.e., Ii generally produced by derangemant
Of the Dig,.aIivc Organs. esA
OR ISD!GESTION,i Head
chc, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightaess Of tho
Chest Dizziness, Soar Ersctations of tho Stomach.
Bad taste in tho Mouth, iioas Attacs rapitation
O.. she Heart, Inasmation q tao Lungs. Fam in the
regions Of the kidneys and hundred other painful
symptoms, are tile ofspringsof Dyspepsia. 4
81 They inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor.
pidliycr and bowels, which render them Of unsauaed
efficacy in cleansing the blood of impurities and
inparting new Nfc and yisor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Reum Blochcs Spots, Pimpies Pustules. Roils, Car
buncles Ring Worms, scalafIead, Sore Eyes. Erysip
elas Itch sclr Discolorations of tho Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of Che Skim OF whatever name or nature
arc literally dug up and carried out ofthe system In
short time by the OF these Bitters One bottle In
such will convince the most ncredulous Of their
curative effect. 1fl e iltH~ Z
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you ind Its
Impurities bursting through tho skin in Pimples Erup
lions or Sores cleanse 1T when you ndt obstructed
ana sluggish in the veins cleanse it when Is FOUL
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blood
pure and the health of the system will follow
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN this
system OF go many thousands. eectnay destroy
ed and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four LAM
guages-R English, German. French aad Spanish.
j. WALKER. Proprietor. h. n. MCDONALD &co-
Druggists and Ger. Agents. Ban Francisco. Cal.
f,; and 50 and 81 Commerce Street. Now York.
Hv SOLD BIT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-07

az - Don per dayi Agents wanted! All class
% Ots UAO es ufpeople, of either sex, young, Or
old make more money at work for In their spare
moments, or all the time, than ut anything else 4
Particulars free. Address, y. STINSON 4 CD.
Portland, Maine.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
The SIrrpinG Car Robbrr.

\. =. Arno!d, the person who rohh-
ed the passengers on TIC tr;ia from
Savannah to Charleston, last week.
was arrested in his room at the Sea
Island Hotel, in Beaufort. ~ Gov.
ductor Elliott, Of thc Savannah aud
Charleston Railroad, and the Shcr;W
of Beaufort County. \ l,,tlc over
500 dollars IN grccnLackS. a dirk
and two crew drivers was all chat was
found upon his person in the mean
time, \ search variant was put in the
hands Of Officer Gibbs, who searched
reom 2S, and there found under =
friendly bureau, watches chairs, <re-
c'c and railroad tickets, thr il, n'iral
property that had been stolen, Upon
hrihglnS the property found into
court, Arnold waived examination,
ana i'll default Of $1,000 bail, which
he Informed the justice might az be
Sl,oVO,o0o, rs he couidn't give il, he
was committed to the tender 1ncrcics
Of the jallor Of the county, to await
tria' III Snnc LcXt, at the Court Of
General Sessions.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
Fatal ARRAY.

corresT ondrnt Of the Evening
ucrali writes as follows, under date
OF EdgtGcld, Apr.l 8:
we had Scii Us frey in our r.u
ally 1Eict County, last nj ,:ht, r".u',img
III the drJtll Of one ntHn "rd tie badly
"onnding of a"orl,r. Tne facts oi
tie Case, as lca,d f;ou the mnn who
came to tn, >;,i go ar,cr a rro,cr
o'''cor to holl An iIGue.t ever the
h"dy Of the unan who was killed, are :
GA iset Monday, two col.rcd III, n
lett the farm Of some lar,ips IN
Georgia, across the S4yn IA h River,
opposite o"r County, aid camo over
to TINS Hta;c. They s.orrc on the
planta:i2n Of Nr. Sha~rtor, and took
dinner "i,h his hanis ",,l s;"rp, ii
'hc:c over night. Ga Monday n!,!h,
two men, hy the tame ui Hl>sy, H.
same th't The culprcd mun had tc"n
1T wrrk fer, came nv>r from ih.
Georgia side, and found tho two col.
oIcd "'cn On MIR. Sharrton's place.
aud they took the twp cn!orcd ncu,
and also *c"cral Of Sharp.p:', h,nhr,
out, AM WHIPPED th"m severely
ih'y then lett, saying that they
wonid take those two men
back, dead or '"!.vc. T,uy came
back last night, ard met with very
warm reception, a. the enlorcd n.cn
were prepared for them. The Bl>S5s
brought with them lest ni,,ht $50 men
10y the name Of luh. Whcu they
came on TIE place to pnt th"i: scheme
mt" cErc"ticn, they were fired iutn,
jhc shots killing one Of tie !'ohs and
breaking the thigh of tho oticr. The
BnsJs then left.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
The Great Triumph of american Jour.
HaliSm,

The New York Herald, Of Sunday,
comes TO us III uuintuplc form, which
IS the largest sheet we have scrn IL
the daily newspaper line Thc ll.r.
aid, i'll referring to is cn,, ,r;.:i,r,
says:
For tie Grst t;mc since :t$ c.tah.
lishmcnt, the HERALD arrcar, to day
in qninlrr!c form, containing .MN
columns, OF which Is arc dc>ntrd Ga
advertisements and - to news and
general Intelligence. This event, nm
P1ctcdcntc1 in the history o! ionr.
nalism in this, and we believe II. ary
other country, has Il Significance nDl
conf ned Is the success of Il single G..
'abIlHhmcnt, hut cmaraGing inc in
tcrcSts ct the whole American nrts,
and bearing nnon the character OF the
American people end upon the pro,
grcS| of the American nation. |,
shows what uneXampi&A triumph.
have alIc,hy been achieved, ANA re
main yet to ho won, hy the vig1r anY
enterprise "I jnarnu!ism in ,h.a couu.
try.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
j U.R IyB ES e "a,

which is pronounced hy the leading meIical
authorities Of London and Paris "thc mos,
HoHcrful tonic and Alternative known to tn.
medical World" This is.ny new and I'M.
tried discovery but hns hecn lon e used by
the leading physician2 of other countries
with wonderful remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
organs hy cnthariics and physics. they give
only temporary relief digestion. fln,u
lency and dyspepsia with piles nnd kindred
diseases are sure TO follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health is assur
cd.
% JOHN O KELLuGG.
10 Piat tt st. N.Y.. Sole Agent Cor i. $.
rrlco One Dollar per Bottle. Send Cor cir
cular. onru1o
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= ""'H",,'!'" ~. "n5 hn"wn icn,uy. 1t
VIII eradicate, ,eE'rba,c md Thoroughly de
s'roy al! poisonous substances in the Blood
AID will eifectualiy disrel all prtcds bosi
'on to bilious arrangement.
Is there want Of action in your liver and
spleen Unless relieved nj once, the blood
becomes impure by deleIcrious sccrctions.
nrotncing scrotuous or skin diseases,
hi"'c: IS, Frlons, pustulcs, Cankcr, PIN.
pies, &C.. &c.
H7H" ~" II. pyspcpIic Stomach ? Unless
d'gtSiion - promptly aidcl thp .sys,:m il
deei'it"ted with poverty Of tho NIcoj,
Drorsicai Tendency, General Wca kn .a.
Have y"u Weakness Of the Ir,c>tines
ia' are in danger Of Chronic DiarrLma or
inflammation Of the Bowels
lnvc you weakness Of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? iounrc exposed to suf-
tering in Us most aggravated fcrm.
. Arf 20" detected, drowsy, dull a,,scish
or dcfEcasca IN spirits. with Lcah,chc. lecI
ache, contcd tongue and bal tas,ing mouth?
For certain remedy for all Of :hrse dis.
eases. weaknesses and troubles; for cleans
I"g and purifying the vitiaicd blood ard
Inper''ng vig2r to nj The ?,al forces: ior
building up aid restoring the wcakc:c.l
constitution
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w.. $500 In rcmiums.
TWO NEW POTATOES

: 'N'VVt VHHEUCH HVFNN.
H3tra Early Vermont. Ten dav earlier than
E*r'J Rose. Rnormo:iSy; rrcduc,i>c and
OF excellent rAvor, 81 per pound i
p un'!s BY mail, post paid for $50.
Comp,on's Surprise, S2G bushels to the
acre. a liIle LATER than Early Rose EQUAL
!" .4""''ty. So per pound, hy mail, p,<t.
paid.
$500 will be awarded rs prem ums to
those who produce the lsrgcs, Quantity
from one pound. >Dcscriptiva Circular, nf
'Ae above. with list Of 300 varieties oy po
lat"rs. free 10 all.
llIus$!r"'ed see1 ratalog',r. 2o3 pages
with CQ!orcI Chromo, rs ccnra.
A:N:w Tomato. the "Arlingion." Earl :.
solid and productive Price, 25c per pack
Ct: rive packets for 81. b K. BLISS &
SONS H3 Park place.. Sew York.
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Southern Warehouse C0mpany.e g

Gerpais Street, near GreCnrHic and Colunbia
Raiiroad,
!, COLUNBLA, s. c.,
Is PREPARED TO receive Cotton and other
p opcr>y upon storaGc. ana make advances
upon the same. Cotton shipped to this
house will be stored subject to the orde, Of
the owner, and tho lowest rates cha: 4cd
for storage. IL property 80 stored viii be
insured IN good reliable companies, if in.
surancc is desired and advances will n.
made at The lowest banking rates. Our
store houses are 50 located that drayagc is
not necessary and no chars &c for handling
VIII be made. All business communicn.
tions should DC addressed to the Treasurer
EDWARD HOPE, President,
EDWIN F. GAny, Treasurer.
mch 25-Gm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
I2,O0O,OOO Acres.


100000 Acres in Oant.al Nebraska.
NJ" or sal" III tracts OF Ior,y nurr, unu
upwards on five aud Ien years crcai. 81! 6
per cent. N ndvanr: interest rc}::irc,!.
Mid nn'l hraithfu climate, rcrilc sell.
an nhurdancr OF good .wu.rr..
The best market in he We! The great
Nin'nS regions Of Wyoming, CvlvIado.
Utah mud Nevada, being s;;rplicd py the
farmers in ,hc Platte Valley ).
. Soldiers entitled toa homestead Of $50
acres The best locations ;or colonies
Free hem for nil Millions OF nc,cs Of
ch"icc Government Lands open for entry
nnd'r the II 'm"s'cad LGw, ,near tins Grer.
R"liroad. with coed markets and All TIE
t"nvcnicnccs Of M, old se,rlrd cnnn,rv
, Free Insscs 10 purchasers uf Raiira!,l
!.nu,l.
.H*' oral Maps, showing tho 'nnA. a:.o
new edition Of descriptive p,mphlr, w,rn
"cw mars mailed free everywhere. Ainrr,.
. +. DAVIS. Laud Commissioner u. p. Il.
X, Omaha, Nch.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

H2 SAMPLES scut by mail for soc. that
retail quick for $40. Il. l.. WALCL 1871
chatham square n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

s-s from % ctS.-Eight mplcs mail
cd tree !"r - cIs. that sell Mt sight for
Four i''inrs, to any person in Winnsboro
Who VIII ACT ~ nQrr, R\N1AL e. CO.,
80 Nr"nIwwy. N.Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

The startling drawback on nearly all
mcdicIna! agents has ever been that in
'Gc'r process Of pnrgation and purifcaton
'hey have also debilitatcI the system. TO
"hvintc this difficulty physic'ans have lcng
sought for an ngcnt that world
Purge, Purify and Strengthen
nj one and the same time. Their research
has nt las, been rewarded by discovery
which fully realizes the fondcst desires Of
:hc medical faculty, and which is Justly
regarded MS The most important triumph
that Pharmacy has ever achieved This
important dcsihcralum is
Dr.. Tutt'S Vegetable I1ycf Pill:
Which purify the blood and rcmov. all cor.
rurt hnmors and unhealthy accumlations
from the body, and yet produces no weak,
ncSs or laSsiIude wha. ever, but on the con.
trary tones the stomach and inyigoratcs
!!e body during the progress of their
operation. They unite the heretofore ir
rcconcilahlc qualities Of q Strengthening
Purgativc and n Purifying Tonic.
DR.. TUFTS Pills are the most active and
searching medicine in existence. They at
once aitnck tho very root Of diseases, and
iher act ion is SO prompt that in an hour or
two after they arc taken The patient is
aware Of their good effects. They may be
taken at any time without restraint of diet
or occupation ; they produce neither nau.
sea, gr'ping or debility, and rs family
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
Dr.. Martins Cow-Pox Virus,

! Absolutely Pure non, hu,pnpized Vaccine
) rus, obtained by The ,.,c;hod Of true
y nlmal Vaccination. instituted by Prof.
p'9"ul Of P"ris, in april, 1865. from the
inmo"s case Of spontaneous COW. FOX n
heaugency, in France. and innuC,lrnicd in
america in September. 1870. hy Dr.
.lWEy J.. Mariih, with vlusnud or,ueraI h
,.'":nr''"n" from he hau'! O! Prof. Drraul
'"r esthHlIsLmrnt is ~ far the ln,,;rs;
IN" most perfect in the world Large
d! !v'Gy: ''aE.e?' po:n:&, pacEagts rf 10.
80 co; primary crnsia. (scmh..) moxr
farcfnlsy selected. $500 All virus il
1Hly warranted efficient. 1t will Der ck
2! to 8" Wi II perfect safety ny mail Full
dircctlcns for use accompany cnch pack
aec. krmtiance must accompany order.
sale delivery Of Virus insured
DIR. HENRY \. MARTIN & son.
Boston Highlands, Mass.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

If tho stone strike against the
taI;Aen jar, woe to the jar; and if
the lr strike against tho stono, woe.
not the less to the jar.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

it 'Hk,.'u CLASS. male CT tc:::,i+
~ 500 n W eH ruaramtrrI. nr,rr:
'"h'" o'nil"5m' NJ a' hrnr. dry ur evening;
/" capital r'quir,l; .uil in ,ru,..n,s ami
'"''nh:r r"cNagr Of goohs ,cnl iicc by
1"a,l.s Address. with 6 cent return star,r.
u. YOUNG $50, 1T Crscawirh 81, New
Ln:G
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

medicine they lave no rival.
Price 20 cents box. Sold Ivy. all Drug
gists. Principal Office, l8 and 20 Platt ST.
n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

q w sHt~A Fire." worth so. =: .an glai
Il :" every hrr man who ~! sc: ~ oar
n.'hi' I"S'"">s. light naI nnn",ahl"
$50 60 in ) days Saicn,.lr. rs ii rr
EVERYDAY tuys it. Can't do without it
Mast hasc it, NJ GIFT Enlcrprisc., 10
ii"mhnE. EENNEny. & Go. Filtsh:!rg, Pa.
1NJ CrS 0r students Male
or f"iiIHir. cnn ''rc'rr ,'npl: ymrnt payiuC
from SJGo /" &ih) TER M h lnrir;, the
trrlng and Snrincr. Address rE lpLE'S
!'IhNHL olS Arch ST, Philadelphia,
ia, 'lnc'nna'i Chic or 81. Louis. Mn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16
AGENTS ! A RARE CHANCE

We will pay nil Agents $50 per week in
cash, who will eIgngc with us Mt once
Everything Mrnisled aud expenses pail
NJ NNUFACTURING CO., Battle Crc,L,
Mich
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4..rrm.<... 4 H;iye (hnncr!

y" WI rny ~ aG"",r $40 ter ~cc!; ia
= u. VII" VII "nHn.' with us at oncr--
~ wiling i'ini>trd mud cxr,n.rs ,Mil
N"l hess. a. CuCLTE" 4 CO Charlotte,
~ Ii,
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The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
ET'ER Y TED.N'ESD.I Y.
BElETIFUL Snow.

Beautiful SNOW.
rhc 0na::. Republican gives the follow.
ing history OF t," "iH:u oil this rroauc
tim, which tie LonLVn Spectator hn,
lrouou"c,d TO he the EHcS, poem ever
written il America.
"Thc ca,ly }hit rf the war, on: ,larl;
Saturday night, in the dead Of winter.
there dicd in the Commr, ci Il HOSPITAL in
tin"innati, you,g womun over whose
head only two nnd twenty summers had
passed. She had once hrGn po,s sesscI of
an cnviahc share Of hearty, and had
been, rs she herself says, ''tlritcrcd and
sought tor the charms Of the face - but
alas upon her fair brow bad long been
written that terrible word--rr ostilutc.
OAcc tho pride Of respectable rarrn!aEr,
the hrSt wrong S!tp Was The small he.
ginning OF thc"s;,mr OLD story over again."
which has been the only ilc.hi>tory Of
thousands. Highly c,iucatcd and accom-.
piishel in manners, she might have shone
in the best Of society. But the evil hour
that proved her rum was the door FROM
childhood, and having Spcnl n young life
III disgrace and shame, he poor FREUD
less one dicd tho melancholy death Of II
broken hearted outcast
"Among her personal effects Was found
in IN; mscripI. 'rhc Beautiful Suow,'
which WAS immediately carried To Enos i.
Reed, II gent lcmnn CT culture nnl literary
tastes, who was ut that iuc editor Of Tie
National Union. In the columns of that
paper OH the morning of the day following
the girls death, the poem appeared in
PRINT for the first time. Whom The paper
containing the rocm cai.:e on. nn Sunday
morning, the body Of the victim had not
yet received burial. ! hu attention ct
Thomas Buchanan Read, one Of tie frs,
american poets, WAS so taken wit, their
stirring pnthos, that 10 immediately fol.
lowed the corpse to its final resting place
'Snch nrc he pain facts concerning hrl
whose 'Bonutiiui Snow fhall long be re.
mc,nhcrcd IN one Of the brightest gems in
American literature"
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW
Oh., Tic snow, The beautiful rnow,
Filling tic sky and the cnrth below
Over tho house tops, ovcr The stlcc,
Over the head. Of the people you meet,
Dancing,
Flirting.
. %kmming along:
DeAut!fnl snow it can dn nothing wrong :;
Flying to kiss u fair lrhy'S check,
EhnGing to lips in u fruiicsulac freak
beautiful snow from the heavens above,
Pure as m nngc!, gentle rs love
Oh the anow the beautiful snow,
How the flakes gather aud laugh as they 90
WhirlinS abou,'in their ma,llcniug fun.
II plays IN its glec with every one
Chasing,
Laughing,
llurying hy,
II lights on lie face, and it srarklcs the
eye,
And the dogs, with bark ami a bound,
Snap III the crystals that eddy nround.--
The town il nlivc anl itp brGr: il, n glow,
10 wolcomc the canning Of beautiful snow.
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w els CarbOIiC Tablets

w eilS' larbOliC Tablets
49, = S"rc cure tor all Diseases OF the lie.
sl'rAt'ry 0rrans. SORE Throat, Colds.
Group. birlhcrin, As'hmn, CaIarrh,
il""rsenrss, Dr.; ness of the Throat, Wind. =.
pipe. or Er"nChinl Tubes, and All Dis.
cases OF thr Lungs
Il Mi cases rf sudL>n cold. however
'"aen, these Tablets shonld be promptly
rni freely used They cqu'.lize the circu
't''"n of the blood mitigate the severity Of
:hH attack. aud will. in very shor, time
restore healthy action to the affected O..
cans,
N,Ts C"rho!ic Tablets. are put Up only
N '!nr boxes. Take 10 substitutes. If
they can't be found at your druggists.
&cni at onrc to the Agent in New York,
who Will forward them by return mail.
Don't he deceived by limitations.
S"!a hy druggists. Price 25c Box.
JoilN q KELLOGG. l0 rlnlt st. N. T.,
:. Hrnu Tor Circular. Sole Agent for The
United States,
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wanted. Hisi n'cdtetcIy. bD,0uO
nddress"s. ip which specimen copies of
Smiths Mng"ainp will he sent free. Ag'ts
wanted. Write. Pliny f. Smith, II Libcr-
~ 81. n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-16

The sum of $4,000 invested in
South western Railroad stock, has
been decided to the Directors of the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary,
at Columbia, S. c., by Mr.. j. j.
Gresham, Of Macon, to cndow q per-
Ictual scholarship in that institution,
to be- known as the "Leroy Gresham
Scho larship,' in honor of son Of Mr..
Gresham. The candidate for the
ministry who shall enjoy the benefit
of this fund will be chosen by the
Moderator Of the Synod Of Georgia.
- Carohn,an.
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Meal.

Meal.
\ LOT OF meal just received at
"a NclNTIRE'S
mar Is
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II II v IL R

NrG''c' cough. Nothing is more Ger
tain to lay the foundation for future conse.
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l.ailrl.iI,r

ilurrying ly.
II lights on ll'c face, and it srarkles the
eye.
And the dogs. with a bark ami a bound,
Snap 1T the crystals that eddy around-
The t"wnis nlivc anI ite bear; i" n glow,
10 wolcomc the c,minE Of beautiful snow.
How widely the crowd goes Swaying along,
llailing each uihrr wiIh hun,or aud SONG
How the gay s.r'IErs Ike in"lrnrs flash by
bright for m".nrnt, thea lusi to :hc eye
Ringing
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-29

The good effect of free trade
in money 10 Massachusetts, since
that commonwealth abolished hen
usury laws. ought to stimulate
other States TO 60 and do likewise
The usury laws of Massachusetts
we're abolished five years ago, and
the.resultis Just what nigh. lie ex-
pected. TIE average rate Of use
for money ia lower than before.
The President OF the Boston Board
Of Trade says that the. change has
essentially profiied large class Of
borrowers, by enabling them to
compete with the class which mon
opclized the six per cent. loans at
the hanks and elsewhere, and by
incre asing the volume of available
capital in the market, He further
says that tendency is in the direc-
lion of ease and esteadiness; that
the rates very less than form erly
and changes are more gradual than
under the old system. Spasmodic
changes, he thinks. are absolutely
unknown under the new order. So
satisfactory is the new Law that he
opines that q restoration oil the
usury laws would be utterly inn
possible in Massachusetts. The
amount Of loanable capital has
greatly increased, AMI borrowers
are supplied with greater ease and
al lower rates on the average.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-29

In Indians The eDu11Eies sIbng ths
line Of the WabaM 4 HE. Canal
are taxing themselves to1 keep il up.
II WILDE remembered lat the ca
nal WI left Jan orphan by being
banded betWeenshe Sta1s. and her
creditors, the creditors declining TO
take payment by making perpetual
" contribution to keep up the
canal; and the State resolving that
they should never havw any other
pay, which resolve has lately been
put into the Constitution almost
unanimously; thus making this pay
ment of the debt constitutional
The eight canal counties, reaching
from the State line to Covington,
have voted sums aggregsting $50, =
600 for this year. The Wabash
Railroad runs prallel to- this canal,
and other roads intersect it, hut
the citizens seem to think the CONF
petition of the canal o sufficient OBJ
ject to pay for their appropriations
from the taxes which they do BY
authority of . special Law.