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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

Toll EFT SOAP. AND How TO MAKE
IT.-Take one box Of concentrated
lye, dissolve in one half gallon of rain
water, then pour in vessel and let
cool. Now melt five pounds of clean
lard and tallow; when about milk
warm, pour your cold I've in very slow
ly and stir rapidly; continue the STIR
ring until it begins to thicken, then
add one ounce of sassafras oil; have
ready a clean box about one foot
square, pour in and cover tightly. Let
it remain for four days, then cut in
cakes, and it will be ready for use.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

THE STATE OF INDIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
The President of the United States has APP
pointed Thursday, November q, 1873, rs a
day ofthanksgiving and prnyerfo Almighty
God. /, Thomas A. HendIioks, Governor OF
the state OF Indiana, recoIcmead to the peo-
pie Of indiana u general and proper observ-
nnce of that day. In witness whereof, /
have hereunto set my hsnd and caused the
seal Of the State to be affixed hereto, at the
city Of indianapolis, this twenty-third day
Of October, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-three, and
of the State the 9th. 44m 4
IsEAL.] THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Governor of Indiana.
by the Governor:
WV. CURRY, Secretary of State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

Eight whalers arrived in San
Francisco lately in one day. Sew
raj of the masters report that when
about to leave the whaling grounds
they fell in with shoals and caught
sufficient TO make a difference in
their cargo OF 100000 each in val
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VoLo.
Falling on OF ln,pOrtatlOns In Drcs.
fSONAS.

Goods.
The effect of the hard times on
this country is becoming quite no
ticeble in the decline of the trade
in fine dress goods. Week before
last the value of dress goods i'm
ported was 81, O09. 225, while for
the corresponding week of last year
we imported similar goods amount
ing to 81, 1916 During the
week named there was withdrawn
from market S691,5 42 worth of
these goods, while for the same
time last year the goods withdrawn
amounted to $2,O18,SO1.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

CaStoFls Is more than . substitute for
Castor Oil. It is the only safe article in ex-
istence which is certain to assimilate tho
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colie
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
!! neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
Is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest. 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

Adjutant General Baker, of Iowa,
says that if the President declares war
on Cuba, Iowa will place her quota of
200, 600 men in the field in twenty
four hours.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22
The Farmers

Know that the Inter-Ocean was their car
liest, as it has been their staunchest and
warmest friend. 1t is emphatically the or
gan of the people in the best sense of that
term, believing in the fullest protection of
the rights Of the many against the encroacf-
ments of the few. 1t believes that all char
tered corporations should be held to be SUBJ
servtent to the power that created them, and
withOutAan infringement of the just rights
of others, it insists, and will continue to in
sist, that all corporations enjoying special
privileges voted to them by the people shall
serve the people fairly and justly, at COM
pensation allowing q reasonable profit upon
the actual capital employed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

mNN

There is no pain which the Centaur Lint
ment will not relieve, no swelling 1t will
not subdue, and no lameness which 1t will
not cure. This is strong language, but it il
true. Where the parts are not gone, its eff
fects are marvellous. 1t has produced more
cuIes OF rheumatism, neuralgia, lock Jaw,
palsy, sprains, swellinRs, cake-breasts,
scalds, burns, salt rlfeum, ear ache, etc., up
on the human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN,
gals, etc., upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
all-healing pain-reIiever. Cripples throw
away their crutcbes, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without . scar. 1t il
no humbug. The recipe Is published around
each bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever
before sold, and 1t sells because it does Just
what 1t pretends to do. Those who now suf-
serve to suffer II they will not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs.
chronic uinatism, govt, Running t1mors,
ETC., have been received. We will send q
circular containing certificates, the recipe,
ETC., gratis to any one requesting 1t. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
iment is worth one hundred dollars for spav-
ined or sweenied horses and mules, or for
Screw-worm in sheep. Stock owners, this
lfniment is worth your attention. No fam
fly should be without Centaur Liniment
J.B. ROSE CO., New York.
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The Beecher- The . Great Sem
Ti1fon.Af full and reliable history of
= = s~AA this greatest scandal by one
"oodhul1w who knows, with com
Scandal sketches of all partiesinte
cidents, anecdotes and interviews never be-
forc published; full history Of the Woodruff
UTOPIA" The sketch of Beccher pro-
s,ocEccd the best ever written. What prom
inent men and women have to say of this
s ,sa'a,sn IA All about Quit it For Agents
known author. Not offensive to the most
fassioious; about 400 pages. Illustrated. The
Greatest Selling Book Ever Offered Cam
yasseIs. Exclusive Territory. 1t is rapidly
filling up. You must secure it now. Big
commission. Bound prospectus, canvass
ing book, and complete outfit, sent on re-
celpt OF Seventy.1ive Cents. Circulars,
terms, etc., free. Address now THE BEsV-
EnLY COMPANY, Wabash avenue, and
I'd street. Chicago, Ill. 36-i
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Any person, wishing to act permanently
- . local agent, will receive full and prompt
Information by applying to
JAS. SUTTON 4 CO., Puhlishers,
50 Maiden Lane, New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22
Four Hundred Millions Of Dollars
for the Emancipated Slaves Of the
south. 49,.
The Payment Of the rebel Debt

Is another scheme that is broadly limited at
in many parts Of the South, and is, without
doubt, one of the projects to which the lead
ing Democrats of that section would address
themselves if the time should ever come
when a majority of the Northern States and
the General Government should be in the
hands of the party which helped the rebels
in their work of destroying the Union. =
These are not fanciful Issues. They are
real dangers, either to be met face to face, or
else to be squelched in their inception by
the continued success of that Organization
which crushed the rebellion, gave freedom
to the slaves, and destroyed the siavehold-
ing COnfederacy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

Gibson County had two newspapers
the Independence and Signal, and
both have suspended.
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1874.
1878.

THE LAn0Esr CIRCULATION IN
TME NORTMwEST.
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Land OMfce Report.

WASHINGTON, October 81.
The following statement has been
prepared by Commissioner Drum
mond, Of the General Land Office,
for his forthcoming report. Dur
ing the last fiscal year public lands
were disposed of as follows, the
figures representing acres in round
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nROSPECrCH YOR ls7s.
SIXTH YEAR.
.rHE AIDINEl

An Illustrated Monthly Journal universally
admitted to be the hands0mest Pc
riodical In the World. A Rep.
resentative and Champion
of American Taste.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22
THEINTER-O OCEAN
RON ls7l.

Established less than two years since as a
representative Republican paper, pledged to
maintain and defend the principles and or
party, the Inter-Ocean has attained q circu-
Iation and influence with the masses OF It's
voters every where to entitle 1t to approach
the commencement of a new calendar year,
and to prepare for the preliminary work OF
the next campaign, the shadow of which Is
already casting itself upon the country, IN
the confident belief that its friends will
need no other specific pledge for the future
than has been given In its columns from
day to day during the past eighteen months
Since its first publication 1t has maintained
the position Of :t
The Leading Republican Newspaper
In the Northwest.
To which it has assigned by universal as
sent in the excited canvass which resulted
in the second aud triumphant election Of
President Graft.
The Enemies Of the Country
Are yigilantly at work. Despite the over
whelniing rebuke administered to them in
1872, the opposition are skillsully mnsstng
their forces for a more determined onslaught
upon the Republican organization at the
next State and National elections. Encour-
aged by the apathy of Republicans in the
''of year, zing the unprecedented fnan-
cial stringency as a pretext, and using as .
cultural classes for better and cheaper modes
OF transportation than now exist.
The De~ee<aey,
Under as many names as there are hungry
Demagogues eager for Office, Is getting itself
into readiness to become once more the
Ruling Party Of the nation.
I'm the south
The old Democracy of Secession and Rebel
lion is being warmed into life by the appa-
rent reverses Republicanism h as suffered in
the North. The election of Allen in Ohio,
fs Of IN Mew
come to Anti-Republican tickets In various
States of the West and Northwest, have i'm
spired the rebels of 1851 with the hope that
the day is dawning when the Lost Cause Is
to be voted into n victory they failed to
achieve by means of the bullet and bay
onet. Already r. N. T. Hunter, a former
Senator from Virginia. and q member of the
Cabinet of jeff Davis, has published his
scheme for the virtual payment of
Four Hundred Millions Of Dollars
for the Emancipated slaves Of the
south. .t
The Richmond, Va. Wing and Governor
Gilbert Walker are urging this plan with
all pertinacity; and there can be little doubt
that large party of Southern Representa-
uves in the Forty third Congress will be pre-.
pared to to advocate the payment Of this mon.
history of the Democratic party gives nc
robbery of the people Of the North for the
itself and its instincts, the South will find II
and Its representatives n subservient ally.
The Payment Of the Rebel Debt
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2 The Inter-Ocean makes special efforts to
render itself acceptable to the families of its
pasIy excluded that could possibIv offend.
The religious and moral character is guard
ed with especial care, and its'aim II 'tO en-
courage the true, the beautiful, and the
good,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-22

Importance Of the question Of temper
ance. a7.ze
My next engagement was to attend
the annual meeting of the Indiana
State Temperance Alliance at Indian
apolis. The attendance was not very
large. did not expect it would be,
for as had been travelling from one
point to another, l found many earnest
Temperance people who said that they
would be prevented from attending
an account of the financial crisis.
However, those who did meet were
earnest, practical, and determined in
their suggestions and purposes.
Among the resolutions there adopt
ed. was the following. viz:
"As friends of sobriety and good
order, we do now and here express our
determination to vote for no man for
the next Legislature, who will not un-
equivocally pledge himself to main
tain and support our present law
agains all attempts to repeal or modi-
fy it, so as to impair its efficiency; and
we earnestly call on all who desire to
maintain good order and prosperity to
act with us in this matter"
This, we regard as an eminently sen.
sible and reasonable resolution. Ig-
noring the idea or purpose of forming
any separate political organization
but recognizing the fact, that this
question of temperance concerns the
general prosperity and happiness o.
our State, more than any other before
the people, they recommend, that the
temperance men throughout the State
shall concentrate their efforts to &C.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Personal.

Mr.. j. Wing. agent Of the Missouri
Mutual Life Insurance Company, paid
It's n visit on Monday.
n. F. Daily, a staanch Democrat,
Rnd Joseph Peters. a %staunch Rcpub-
lie IN. of Rochester township, paid us
a visit on FRIDAY, paying for their To-
cal paper for n year.
Ii. +. Duncan, Of Mcpherson coun-
ty, Kansas, came in to see us last
week. and paid for his home paper
for another year. When Mr.. Duncan
left home, winter had not set in in
that part of Kansas, cattle grazing in
the fields, &c.
Colonel NJ. Oliver, of ST. Joe, was
in the city OIL business last Monday.
Captain Whittaker's law and claim
agency card appears in our "Savan-
nah Directory" this week. The Cap
tain is a gen,lemanly and a~ccommoda-
ting business man, and is thoroughly
acquainted with all the routine Of
business in the several specialities he
has undertaken, and has net with
are success in prosecuting the vari-
Gus claims placed in his hands. Give
him n fair trial.
We arc indebted to DR.. N. d.
Brown, our Representative in the
Legislature. for a list of the Standing
Committees of the House.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
How to spreaa SMALLPOX.

On Sunday last a vehicle was seen
passing through IL streets bearing
the unwelcomc sign Of Smallpox"
Said vehicle passed out of tie cit-
OIL the Fillmore road. When near
Fillmore, VIC understand. the ell
cern was ,.riven off a bridge. or up
set i'll some way. requiring the assis-
tance of neighbors to right 1t and
send it on its way. The reason for
thus making a whole county liable to
a visit from the terrible scourgc of
smallpox may he found inour Bolck-
ow Items. The man died while be-
ing taken to his destination; not a
very unexpected or unnatural result.
we should think. Every smallpox
patient could not stand a sixty-mile
wagon ride. We suppose ST. Joe has
a smallpox hospital or if not, a city
of her proportions ought to have
bnt rather than be burdened with
II inmate, a whole county is
made liable TO the plague. and the
death of the unfortunate individual
fastened.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Amazonia Itom3.

{ On Friday Mr.. Scuddcr's' house
caught fire from "a defective vcnti-
lator, but by timely effort Tic fire
was put out, and but little danlagc
sustained.
On Tucsdly Of this week an Odd
Fellows Lodge was instituted here.
and III tic c,,niI z lie brethren par
took Of Il fiue supper ut the residence
of Mr.. l.. Il. Minturn. There were
quite u number of''visitirpircihIn"
frCm st. josef h and Savannah in at
tendance. The following are the Off
GERS: Joshua Bond, y. e.: james
Carmichael, Jr.. V. g.; l.. i. Stir
son, Sec, n. j. Clcmmens. Treas.
Tie ~epizopiic has been raging in
Ammonia lis elsewhere.
But tie rage is alb nj over ROW.
And Tie rush is IN the direction Of
lie lost-tM,c, ter ht'us, news
laI,rs. %ci,'cIi's. &c.
Scudder keeps the post Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Rochester Items.

The following are the officers Of tho
Rochester Masonic Lodge for The ell.
suing year W. ID. Low, W. NJ; j.
p. Williams. S. w. T. eager, Sec
retar, !; F. Williams, Treasury G..
Low. S. d.; W. Morgan, j. ID. /; c.
Payne, Tyler.
John w. Estcp, a United Brethren
minister in charge Of Guilford mis-
sion [post-oflice, Rochester MOI COM
mcnced a series Of revival meetings
on the 2Sth of December, and closed
the 9th inst, resulting in eleven COLI
versions and in nine acccssions to his
church. The meetings were held Mt
the Dale Scliool-honsc, four miles
northeast of Rochester.
On Sunday morning Mr.. Enos
Thompson, son of Squire Thompson,
living about three miles out of this
place, was very dangerously wounded
by the accidental disc barge of a shot
gun. 1t appears that during Young
Thompson's absence from home. II
ofthe family had broken the stock OF
a favoritc shotgun. This gun
ThOmpso'n took down TO examine,
and in doing SO half set one of the
hammers, which. from some defect in
the cock, dropped on the cap and dis
charged one Of the barrels. The gun
being heavily loaded, it reboundesl
from his knees with great force
against the floor, causing the dis
charge of the other barrel, the oil
tents OF which entered his left breast,
ranging upwards aud passing through
the left arm.
To-day Thompson is resting well,
and strong hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Holt County Items.
IFr IN tie scn.inel.l

III IA tAt - III 4
Mr.. Andrew Never shipped to
ST. Joseph last week IL head of hogs,
averaging $40 pounds. He realized
So p per hundred. lie has bought
aud shipped within the last Two
weeks 4l0 head, averaging 225 pounds
On Tuesday last Mr.. V. l.. Ora
ham. of the farmers club, shipped
from Forest City % car loads OF hogs.
They were mostly from Hickory.
Creek neighborhoud, and destined for
ST. Louis.
Mr.. Perry Pollock has gone back
to Colorado.
Tho subject of establishing a
packing house Mt ON convenient
point in holt county is being extcTs-
lively agitalcd by many Of oar clii-
Zens.
On Tuesday the ears ran over
and killed a four-year-oid horse, be-
longing to Mr.. Phil. Snyder. On
the same day the train killed three
hogs belonging to Mr.. oc',iotz!iaucr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
More Land

The St. Joe papers contain state
ments that certain real estate in Bu-
chanan and Andrew counties is 10 be
recovered from its present owners
by parties from Virginia. The land
in this county is said TO De eighty
acres Oh which the town of Amazo-
nia is built. The following partic-
ulars are given:
In ic4J, a Gentleman removed from Virgins
And s.it.e,i IH buchanan csur y. Ii am SGD
con slider abe PROPERTY. m1s ly real esiae, in that
and .yudrfw cou.iiirs, nna Ia icoJ died, icas ING
a-will by which a fiirnd WAS sppJiit-d exccu"r
OF me estate, snd MS CI.ly son, a boy OF some
nine years, WAS IN VI sol. heir. In 1854, The rN-
eci,or sold one tract OF ialI and proPcfiy ac-
coun;cd Tor III piVcc' is 10 The troba c Court
At later Il lies ~ dslusrd OF v.rioJs oihyr
tracts, inclId;i AZ I'd acre. 81, winch Amt:onia 10
built. For noEe o; these st!'s did tnc executor
ever m Ike eiIhrr a partial or iia.i settlement
with the Probate CourI.
In 1851 the mir TO tae estate, thea in his DIR
year and = soldier in the CDnird rate ARM, Wa,
killed in one OF thos bloody battles before At
lsnta. By law the safe descended 10 = rel siivr
being in Virginia, aud in due lime steps we c ia
ken - secure L..
Being ihsn discovered that the property hal
been uni ,wiully disposed of. the isr.ies inI.r-
ested are ins. Itu.ing proceedings TO sc4nIre
rIshtfLl ownership.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
How Some People Teach School.

MISTER SOOPERINTENDINT-Tear
sur: i sc py your EnstitutiOn dat de
Teachers of Andriw hash polished
capital or gorborial punishment in
dair skule. Now i docs dink dat
i.h one good ting. j wish de %tirrct-
ors in dish COUNTY would polish
gOpital bunishincnt in Our skulcs. Wy
wat Won dinks. i hear dare ish bipples
bleaching, or i Orlcr said gecping. skule
in dish COUNTY nj bounds dc ciiilders
over dare hets aud bulls tear ears and
wat you drinks day ketches little poys
pv d, fingers and penis tair hands
open and bounds tenn ever te hants
nit a ruler or u biecc Of pOard; YES.
and men wat can rcat and rite do desc
tings, aud If you dell dem il ish rong
day say i ish one gradshuate from vest
points and i runs dis mashine. Now
gives Won nv sperience in bleaching
skulc: i never dit saw n gOOt skule
we're de mastlicr vas always viping
de childers. Now l do dink if vas
de Soopertcnder i ax TEN splurts vat
wants To dcach. il dey n deach skule
witout vipin de cl,ilders. and if he
saws no, i dell him co aponi Your PEGS
ness, you is!i not lit to deach il you
hash not got So much wits rs ,ie chill
,iers hash. No shile will larn if y0u
ish pointing him round like a mule.
Iii hat cliilders 10 sent TO sknle. !
wood 20 OH dat felier unit make one
.; c .sh OF dat ding ant dell dem how
iti ven ] kept sknle in shurniany
var. dcy 90 Ia sknie to larn no To git
poun,cd like dogs. EPIZOOTICS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Masonic.

/Olicers for the ensuing year were
elected by tie Savannah Masonic
Lodges, az follows: Savannah Lodge
j. E. Huston, W. A.; j. ii. Beck
man, S. W.; j. II. Stewart, j. W.:
n. d. Giddings, Treasurer; L. NJ.
Mitchell. Secretary; E. W. Joy. 5. d.;
r.. +. Smith, j. DIG w. Srouie. S. s.;
j. II. Colbnrn, J. S.; Il. Shaw, Tyler.
Ben. Franklin Lodgc-C. &. Gee. w.
NJ; G. Middleton, S. W.; Alex. Mann,
j. W.: J.. l.. Bennett, Secretary; j.
higgins, Treasurer; Mr.. Johnson S.
D.; j. Walker, jr., j. D.: N. Farris,
Tyler.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-17
Correspondence.
A Plea for BoIckow.
RoLckow, Mo-, Jannary Ia. fs

BOLChDWs liO-, 1aEutTN 10, iotJ-
Ne. EDITon- Ill Nv m through the Columns
of your paper T., ctl the attention ofth. farmers
OF this part of Andrew county to the fact that
they are entitled 20 Is good prices for their pro-
, ducts as other farmers living near Savannah,
al hough they have not been getting as good
prices, owing to Savannah men having agents
here and buying the products OF our farmers at
aim ,st their owD prices, which Is fran ten to
twenty five per Cent. lower tn IN they ar. paying
for The s ,m, thing ia sIvana al. ;hs di f.rence
foc this th.y claim is i'll the freish.s- Wall. We
ack ipwieds. In re Is ! did renee in the irrights,
We 81 Tim tn It III shipper has > .,.ci Il rEes that
will al ~ him m Irsil over anl ib I'VE III. fIr-
mer. if he sh 'tld an .rtskc tn ship hi. Jwi pro-
due. We So. This m ,re e,peci lily In th . hog
m lrket. For 3 IN, tim. buck there has been
very iitle do re II tn II Ii le here. Stvtnasi his
been paying three C 'nts for hDss, Will. onr far
m RS Gould only & Ofsrel two eiSh'y-ive by
IN. sam m.l, and they hive aciei very wisely:
Instead of all ,wiuy tn spec Il stJr q m txs all
he lrohr, they Inclad Il to ship thei. own
h 3 buyers offered tn. m ,rk-t pric., an the
C consequence is tn II there have been about one
tn 'usand hog bought IN his n"ighb ri, md DIR
ing the past week. If tn. farm .rs of this part OF
the county will do the sam. thing with other
produc.. they w,uId -ooi get ~ g1Od prices
here rs they can at Say 'nnih; ther. l. no reason
why they shoIll b. i'm ,osed lpo +, there. The
rlilro I'd reiIort shows tn II Our tow d ,es more
shipping than slim Dst any o:h.r town along The
line. That being the case, the Spectator has
been m tkiny y big profit At The rx zen sc Of our
farmers over and above their Legitimate margin.
The mist of the bu ers have agents here to do
their business for them. and the prices are regu.
lated b-f IRE they come to the ag nj and place IL
beyond his control Even Ii he wintsd "a favor
the farmer, he has MT che privilege; he only
allows him5rlft t. be used rs an instrument for The
benefit of ihe speculator. Some OF these agents
are z ,od citiz ms of our town, and while they
are doing all they can. rs they think, for The
benefit Of thc town, they are also building up
other m N that Inv. no Interest here ut the ex-
pense of our farm .rs. Farmers. look to your
own Interests, and IL it bee IN 3 necessary for
yOt to combine together to project your rights
AMI price, that other farm rs around you are
getting, do it with q determination that your
produce Is worth the market price ut all times,
and unless they pay that pric. they can not have
il. Do MT allow the wool 10 be ,ulled over your
eyes, ii You d. You are "vic.ims Of misplaced
confidence n. y. s.