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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

wheat Was in better demand, but at lower prices es.
sssaa sale "A The
fso1sf Ne Ghiifsa x o. ST. Yls'srs
ehose u q for w ihee So Duluth n Yy
=, previous figures without decided change
nary to choice high mixed ssc &c for yellow, nc
for Western white soft mixed sold at the Close at Gle
ooo bushels g ase 4sc Tor black Western az
@ ssd r s
choice new white Western Barley and rye Vega III
heights a to the
s sans Of Was Bates scy. and
ssas % % s npY q s being
%snts wsrs fiverpys sy sss$ - sSSsIssi
spmsat On az ss june al ~ y
Ss . b hna q Sys a. e. Tp London n
sar is 60 fss ss . i ss h.as. III
l hence 4 eslf ~ oE ss
hsss a. fsna4 s f ROADS
so 10 . q 81 @ Ssn
s ord "a an
t Of az at S 3D. an American BARI hence to bal
and s s.
s ha, been lair demand since our las,
Ts ~ Hnd for ea9x the
private terms quoted at iSc &c on the spot and
l4fc nag for iptSres Calcutta cloth, lc Bags i5e;
for all descriptions Manila quoted nomnaly at 04c
gold. Jue was quiet but steady at 2hc. &c. gold 200
bales sold at &C.. currency Jute butts mode
demand and steady Sales since last 200 bales, AT &C.,
cash. w r -fr
HAY AND SrRAw.-Market unchanged. Prime hay
scarce and in good demand We quote Prime hay,
81 40 81 90 good do 81 Is 81 Is; shipping hay, 9ec.
do, 75c. n soc. /; oat, zoe. q Toe
Hors-The market still remains dull, with prices
or less nominal We quote State, CROP 1872 4lc Soc
Eastern and Western, crop 1872 3c 4Jc California;
46c 55c; Bavarian 4Oc &c. English, 3Oc 35c; Bel
gian 25c. a 3Dc.
MoLAssEs-The market today has been quiet, except
in obbng way where fair sales made to the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

The carrying rates OF gold were 8, 4, S and per
cent. The following table shows the business OF the
Gold Exchange Bank today
Gross clearings. x63 sg1 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,23I405
CurIcnCy Oaances.... 2,g45 l25
The Sub-Treasurer paid out to-day on account OF
interest $4,000, making the sum total thus far ex-
pended $s,6S9, 600. The Treasury balance at the
close OF business to-day in Washington is shown by
the following table,
Certlncates.. $26, 300 900
CiI0ncy......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,S00000
"a, 500 900
The outstanding legal tenders to-day are
335s,47s,ooo The receipts OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau were 100000 The Sub Treasury has given
notice that purchasers gold on Thursday the ed
ofMay, will be required to pay half OF the amount in
United states notes. The Custom House receipts
to-day were $4,000. 4s.
The specie shipment engagements for to-mor.
rows steamers for Europe amount to 100000 in
gold. It is understood that this sum Is forwarded
by the British Bank OF North America.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Pacific incomes were steady and the land grants
heavy. Fort Wayne thirds sold ct 90. c., G. and I.
G. nrsts brought soh. Canada S0utherns were
lower, ana Lake Shore new registered bonds nrm
1t par. The market was fairly active, with well
distributed business. The following were the bids
at the call as amended by the prices In subsequent
dealings:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

livery hrmer feeling prevailed. the market closing
with rather more buyers than sellera We thus
b-Dov. Last Ecei,g. To<ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21


For future delivery Oasis low niddling the sales
been ss follows saes last evening after three ocock
July so at asc 200 al lsc August 900 at - issc
he December 100 At lie. Total $500 Sales to-day nptos
ise @ e s e rs tsqss s AZ y sso uSs g
g i 3 s l q s1iSS sose,aSs sa: Suy 10y a y
Is 7Sc go at u lSssc 100 at Lido 100 a lS lss2c 800
z, IdSc.s sGe Il Esc ,. 200 At , y 7iSe 200 at ss
bales Grand tOt,l 1850 bales receipts at the
Orleans i,Gso; Mobile, NJ; savannah, 90; Charles
ton 49, wilmington ~; Norfolk, LIS; New YORK. z95
day last year. ss bales Rates e foreign port. were
lc.; sail, lS compressed; Hamburg, by steam 3D. com.
pressed Bremen BY steam, 1c liverpool BY steam,
a.d a LTD: sail, blhd. I'D. We nuofe - 4. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

Mya spirits aans the
note s sales in lots Sbs Resin was duh ay and "a
eoo $50 strained az
.nd e s o
bern G sold at q * 80, ...,...,, ,o,,,, :.
previously quoted prices Crude sperm and Whale re.
NAMED quiet and unchanged; Lard about steady,
quote .Liaseed 81 a casks and 81 d in Sss sruas
Serthsrn &C. DC f for soatSern 7se for natural
%1 pfm a13 asa s 1 s s
s T ia b.ns ss arEs refined
@ ss Ss efgs il ssA above % hS
s;e steady steady q Sash,as remained du
Ss,ss Saas Sy a 4:
s. 81 the Phiiadeiphia market va, quiet ana un
and YORK sss ss5 .S E d ' asS
m ana IS 'u For mss
pork III: market was quiet but about steady for obbng
Sifs'
S ar sf a. s gasG s dun sas
( s s s1 s"a ss quotes al
b sr Ss* p Saln m sns 5sis 81 SO 81.
a as prime fS ie wsls
sa rsn s sass ans sq g. prices
continued in fair demand At essentially pnaltered
% so at q 90 SmS S Of a sst
a on e s Lard ws saser ana
bid ana Lie asked tsrces Of Kettle, At DC 200
s at oF
fS;e sSsr s'f Sa ely s, ws ar good
demand NY herces q steam and Kettle sold at sstc
d9a '2 n1'
Una at c Sic and 2s9 bags o. Rangoon at &c 7c
Rangoon, which in on tho steamship Adriatc. It
& y and ps1ss Ms s
y o. in grain is still very handsome being bright and
wele Sss. s ws
Cuba at Sc and ~ d. description ip not gwen No.
prees 4sa
& sfosel t. feG I'd shs. s
se g nba se and hhds and bo1s. sc s
Havana-B9Tes Dutch standard. NSs @ ! Sss no:
Is c s Porto Gs ss 20 y S.ns wa 7d
so feoiss vac s5 Standard
S1s rior rs Sc hAnila-Superor and extra
ssESsaLls:ssd ias been in moderate demand and
fIsS S so lays
= "a ss e ~ ISsS s's
@s sass ssSsa q was steadily held "
LAlLow.-Inc market was steady under fair demand.
Sales were reported Of lbs and IL bls Of
a. ~ bbls Of Western at I3-l6c, II erccs OF prime
i0tc, 2o lbs OF do at &C., and rs erces Of fancy
at sac.
oseed leafs were st quiet but not materially
changed IN prices. hentucsy in good demand at
rmer prices The sales include 100 cases OF sundries
crop iclv at Be- !lc 100 do crop 1871 at from 5c
5oc cases Of Wisconsin, crop 1874 at 6ac 700 bids
81 q bs ~ Havana se G1S sales were re-
TIs:-Ihe market was steady under q moderate de-
g. a9 BOXES charcoal ,erne a. $40 M 100 boxes OF do
WHIsgEr-Receipts, 595 bbis The market was again
nrmer closing &c higher which checked business Sales
$50 bbls ~ yfIac
wcoI.-The general market has been quiet since our
last but prices have exhibited change sales were
reported OF SW lbs Of Ohio at SOC go 1000 lbs Of
on,o ieece a. Sc;' o IDS Of heavy unmerchanM6e
CSC: - 5000 lbs Of Coarse fleece. 45c. 400 lbs o.
sou ss sso ies georgia fleece see &C. and slightly
Texas &c 100 bales Of Spring California &c ;i,SD
lbs Of Georgia. 70 bags black pulled, IS do Of extra
iorns and bales Of Cape, all on private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

The QuOa0hs are ba sed Cotton IN store running in
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
g. bushels corn III l6o do. cornmeal 1926 bbs and
go bags; OATS N0 bushels; barley, 800 do rye, 800
mand nom the trade shipping grades scarce and
firmly held but rather quiet The Sales comprising all
kinds foot up about = 500 bills at prices within the
m2erste reoues an bbIs sna ~ q ~ en- WAN vas IN
white and IS 40 for do. yellow on the dock Feed was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

The carrying rates OF gold were 8, 4. s and per
cent The following table shows the business OF the
Gold Exchange Bank to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

0ALvEsros, May 20, 1873.
Cotton quiet. sssA ssainary. lac Net fecsios. a0l
, 1873-07-30

An interesting article might be made out Of
= description Of tho summer residences OF
Chicago citizens. Fow know how humorous
they are, and how attractive, It il generally
supposed that, whom the Garth is In aphelion,
residents Of Chicago run away to fashionable
watering.places; but that is not ao,-at loaat not
In all caacs. The more leyel-headed atay neazer
homo, and tako their iced cobblers on tho shores
Of uomo Of the picturesque lakes to DO found
within radiuA Of forty mileB.
Ono Of tho most charming summer estates In
tho North il that owned by Mr. II. A. Sargent,
Of the Michigan Centrnl Railway. Mr. J. Parker
Bmith, and Mr. Nathan Corwith. Il ia situated
OH the banks Of Diamond Luke, near tho City Of
Niles, Mich. Tho oAtato eomprises A6 acres,
near tho contro Of which ia u grove, az luxurious
In foliage as tropical forest. Near by Is To-
ca.od tho residence, q commodlous and
tasteful structure, Furnished with oyory
nloder convenience, aud surrounded :, by
4 large yard laid out In winding
walks, ilower-betls, and graas-plats. Tho resi-
stal water about twolyo miles in circumference.
Tho Michigan Central Railway runs botween the
house aud tho lako. and Mr. Sargent haH built Il
Btaton-houne, OF ornamental design, near tho on
trance to his grounds, The place iH q sort OF
earthly paradise, 10 far cool braozoa and froo-
dom from summer insects 60 TO make up para-
| disc. The gentlemon who own this place hhyo
1ltteu It up With tho intontion Of making sum"
, 1873-07-30

The popularity Of sleeping-cars is increasing
In Europe. English journals announce the for
nation Of "A1anns RAilway Sleeping Carriage
Company, Limited" and invite the public to
subscribe to the stock capital Of E200, 1000. Tho
coaches aro dosigned by Col. y. D. Manu. an
American, ind the Compauy'H busneaa will bo
conducted precisely as tho Pullman Company'a
ie here. Tho Pullman Company hAs CONSTRUCTED
at Its works number OF coaches to bo used on
tho road botwoon London and Edinburgh.
The following statement Of earnings Of impor-
tnnt railroads iH reported in the Railroad Gazette
Of the 2Gth inst: Chicago i Northwestern Rail
way, second week In July, s286, 5,-increase
over samo timo 1879, 17s1 per cent; Michigan
Central for Juno, 8G08, Increase 2011 por
cont; Great Western Of Canada, week ending
juno %. E22, ,05o, o,-increase 10]5 per cent;
Grand Trunk Of Canada, week ending June 2e,
:E37. 30o.-increase 6N Por cont; Milwankeo d
st. Paul, second weok in June, sls7, ,A6o,-in~
crease 7s1l per cent; Kansas Pacific, first week
slss, Al. .-inoreaso 1126 Per cent; st: Loqin {
southeastern (consolidated), frat veok In July,
$20, 252,-lncreaso doH per cent.
| Experiments to test the comparative value Of
iron and steel boier-plates will be conducted ut
| Sandy Hook next fall. Tho experimente1H will
be provided with bo,nb-proofs. 30 that obBerva-
tioia.s can DO taken Immediately after III explo
| Bion.
Tho road betweon Now Bedford, MaHs., ani
! Fall River, si1toen miles in length, will be bull
| forthwith,
The Now York Central l. Hudson River Rail
| way has ordered forty new locomotives from ths
Schenectady ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Henry Cuu,nains. who claims to bo Preaidon
| OF tho New York, Utica d Ogdensburg Railroad
has boon enjoined from Interfering with tn
Compnny's affairs, and from removing any Of ii
books and papers.
In the case of tho Missouri, Kansaa l. Texh
Railroad against the KanBas Pacific, tho Dayi
County (Kan.1 Circuit Court has decided tha
the TOO, 900 acros In controversy belong to th
| former roai.
, 1873-07-30

The Toledo Commercial reports partial stoppsgo
in tho passage Of vessels through Toledo accoun.
Of the heavy weather which prevas At nearly ala
polnta on tho lakes
The buffalo Ezprtss says that the now bargo J.
H. nuttcr has dlsanced NIL othor competitors in this
Ho present cargo consisted Of 2G13 hshes Of corr,
or 1853 tons Previous to this the prope4lor Arabia
carried tho broom o. LIZA tons. The Autter is sad
-Aproroa Of the lumber trade. tho Detroit Tribune
"azs; r.. ,o,o..,o .,,r vn,,, sot r. aim.
has given the raft movement fresh start. elnce
Saturday. several large raftB have entered tho rivor
fonr Of wAsh VII have passed d. ths pont; The tug
rived IN Lake Eric in tie evening. Tho tugs Kate
Williams aud Martin have also arrived, and aro en-
passed down this morning with large raft which will
probably be left at this point These rafts, notwith
standing tho rough weather, came through tn good
order, having boen In tho keeping Of practical hands.
points on Lake Huron 10 Tonawaada about $500 900
ess q susf al to tn Smallest @ fee tug
Mor1ck, which came lAto III tho seaaon, has take1,
through two rafs, aggrcgating 1890, 600 feet Tho
aimee tho date first namod is thus II, 800 900.
Tho lighthouse TINT wns to have beon built at Port
ss 90 Il
Two miles below tho docks helnVe to this selection Of
site, the Nc,es sayB It Ia atretching point con-
and tho sceoton made gives diasasfaction to every
| ono here. Tho proper place would bo on the outer
ea ct tha rect that o1ists eIo Thus o
our harhor and would guard against every possible
mista1e as 70 tho locality Of hs ysssoi aesroyer @ tn
northwest Of the hite chosen.
AT tho junction Of the Niagara River with Lake
Ontario, beacon light ia paco1 Within the bounds q
Fort Ningara tho American side. TAta Ii special,
important to the hike ahippihg during tho fall Of tha
year, when driyon In that locality BY tompostuout
n Tha
in 1879 aud Is located 050 feet Of tho old Light.
, 1873-07-30
MARINE.
Port spi Cfitc1lEOs

ARRIVED, ,...;....".Jnly 70.
echr Kn!o !. Bruce, Lcoiis NY. lnthoer'
bchr i. H. lsako, ireeh my. lumnor'
Prop Argyle. Montreal, buidries.
Hchr At!anta 1nt!hlo, cohl.
Hehr Cleveland, atcnominoo, ltmber.
scoW Ahn"nco, MHlinA Picr, WOOL.
Senr i. u. Campbell. aood 1iarlnr, wood.
Scnr Nof1nal,t TonHaliker lsmner
achr Scilnn' 3,,I Psntwsacr, lumber.
stnr Jnhh u. hlofflll hlaslistee. lll1noer'
btnlr coInma, 81. Josorhs sutiuris'.
sctr 20 WILMA, Zero hlar1mette, lumber.
schr M 9; Mibbart contravlllo. wood.
smr RloGoyEan. Two ltivors ..'nlrios.
c1r sehr Matue Iasn; !t., Meis. pt"o eoH ,,
5chr yeeH!c rnisEns' MaiislGe. lamuer;
ci schr L. -: shennra, Cellar itiseF' lumber
selir ntelyins, Oconto, I lumber:
schr v. y: Phelps, oswego, col:
sSF EFS frs Gnee Setsva ts"sfaRst sRe aee nee'
schr @ Annio In2rno a olay nahks, a railroad uee'
senr ssf a}n damphs rosa Ryer umbo
nark 9. !. Wells, buffalo, coal.
Tug ocmatta. Psstigo, towing
barge Peshtigo, Peeitgo, l11nter.
Bclr IL, l.. Collins, Little sodus, coal.
seow aialia!or, h1anateo. lumber:
fir Siep Te'sie pie%; Rs;e, eena9ss' s"a1'ss ''0s
schr Atnunto. Buffalo, coal.
schr Anurca. Sturgeon Bay. lumber.
Err Enptes aste nps'o a,,'ta nnnss nbcr
schr \: 8; gsostliva!te. Buffalo, Buffalo e9al' :9a1
Prop Ocean, Montreal, suulrlcs.
Bchr 2ack Chandler, Buffalo, coal.
8cllr ArRo, Ahnapee, telegraph poles.
scllr D. Feryslaon Uconto, lumber.
Prop 9. ]. TrncHdcll, 0reon Bay, sundsies.
sehr Milan, pensaukeo, lu1nhsI
s sshr Iely Dnoe1nyI ooasHsh, as1 , ralt.
Prop Now Era, Grand Haven, towing. Is
, 1873-07-30

savinsH Dapk " tho Board Of Supervisors Of Warren
Martha willard bin for tivorco. d, ,41a-LMdWig
TrenlIch y: Philip =. Trcn!ch; confession. S!834o.
44,494-1fats s. Smith Y. Julius III. Bmith: bill for
divorce. 44,423-- q. Hamilton h Co., y. George 4.
Chambers; confession, Sl3,+so. 4412G-0oorgo L.
Cong1on Y. Morrill, y. NRginu care, ,00o 4,421-
Jul f. Wendc Y. N. O. Dnakn,nn c9nfcssion 81 o9o.
a l4,428-WilIsnl Tompel Y. pnlrlck English;
confession, $4,000. 4i42o-Abnor Q. Harding Y. tho
Commercial I.onn Company. N. D. buchanan George
W smi!l, no!eFt i. lulkiey, md osrlss r brown;
Lnnall Lyman Dr4assssi ns1n,|Es faooo
Casoy, William Murphy. and Martha Smith eapt9s IN
rut Of trcApass. 44,4a1-Sauuol Lant!ochcr Y. Iau-
line Landcotor, tho ground Of dcaertlon. ~ 434-
Fletcher, Lnzcnr h Cheney Y. Timothy III. bradley Ct
a; roplsvin ot nnfrnishs bnEscs; value. So9e.
s7oO. i, l,43o-0rnuo nrothora Manufacturing Com.
pany v Philip 11annonn nssun'n.it, 500. ~
Cinourr CounT.-7 g50-Appcal 7,951--nenJamln
F. Bauloy v. O. II. Flold, Michael Cray, Julia H. Gray,
md - BASIL, whose Christian nhmo is unknown; bill.
7os2- George l. hinrchiov '. = 9; l'oynRton as.inp'
sit, f26oo. 7,95J--Arpeal. 7,954-Frnncle D.. Ather'
O. Ha!nGs " r. 8. and Vim. II. Condor; confession OF
Judgment, $770. 7,951Chsrlcs H. Fvstar md Charles
B. Tollro1u Y. William IIengholl bill for lnnnctinn
restraining any dealing In certain notea md caatte
mortgage 1850, 3, o. Co. !, 8, g. 9, =, Q, 10,
3-Arpenfs.
, 1873-07-30

NEW SUITS, ..
Ua1Txu ByA1xs Q1aouIr CouRT-Ihe Portsmouth
, 1873-07-30

Dr.. Russell writes from Carlsbad to the New
York Times: " May ask it there arc many
Americans loft in tho United 6tates Tho
English Bpocoh which greets mo hore is from
American lips. Three-fourtlB OF those using
that tongue in Vienna nov arc Americans. There
were seven in the train in which came hero,
and from eyory capital and from every Watering
place in Europe comes the same report, A great
number Of Americana here.'"
, 1873-07-30
U,nf{s, Frn{rfhfN

Were moderately active md alade frmer, quotnb!o
at 5A@5ho for corn md 6K@51lc for wheat to Dnls-
10, and 1910 for corn to 0swego. Charters were To
Duffalo, achr Helvetia md prop Merchant, corn at
51lc !; schr Mimic slawson corn at &c; sehr Mln-
nle williams. corn at &c prop Gordon Campbell,
corn at 107lo. To Colngwood barge Robertaon, corn
on owncrs account. To Montreal prop ocean, wheat
on through rate To Au Sable, aohr JuliA Willard,
private terms. Total capacity equal to o. 900
bu wheat, 2l0, COO bu corn from Milwaukee TO Mon
trea prop Argyle, wheat through capacity, 600
IT.
, 1873-07-30
COBURN
Mef7ica,1 Institute,

b and lit South eorneF MonrSS sG,n ohcaG9 Ide @
eatlnent aud cure o{ ali forms of chronic aud special
dsoasos In both sescs his Institute L.
asesses ps. Geurn regular graduate n msdeins "
Valid and lHs had o1porteuco in the trc"tsnnn o
iriyato iisoasee than any nhyslcan n Chicago fo,!s
eYEu at tho hen1 d gt T tHt Ga",so
10 any adIroes In scalod on,oiorns Address letters n
j. a. COUUNE 17b aud 1T South Ciarkst., Chlca2o. H.
AucunlduntiaI. Oico hours q. tn, to r. Ill. Sunday
= IN
, 1873-07-30

THE Temperature.

CHICAGO, July 20.
Tho range Of temperature this day, as ro-
ported by L. ManaHae, optietan, ~ Wost hadi-
sou atroot, eYory half-hou1i is AZ follows:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-11
Agriculture in Greece.

In Northern Greece, agricultural
implements are Of the rudest char
actcr. On The, Crissacon plans.
withia an hour OF the bay OF Corinth,
the -lIomer,c pillow still Turns the
earth. A stick of hard wood, sharp
ened and held point downward, Is
drawn by OK or donkey. 1.-THE form
OF pillow ia given, with rude coulter,
the acme is obtained. Where wealth
exists and intelligence is more ad.
vanced, it is difficult to introduce
modern implements. The attempt
was made near Liyadhia to use an
iron plow OF the pattern approved
elsewhere, and the peasants rejected
it and chung to the fashions OF their
ancestors. DULY the sickle is used in
reap'ng. Grain is ,hreshel on earth
hardened or stone floors, by the
treajing OF cattle, horses or en-, as
the Old Testament describes the
process in the days Of the patr,archs.
It is winuowed by tossing It into tho
air, and allowing the wind 10 carry
off the chat. while the kernel falls in
10 sieve shaken by hand. These
methods prevail even under the shad.
ow OF the Acrope Lis of Athens. 1t Is
no wonder that the donkeys have not
much burden Of ha,ccst to carry to
distant markets, even from fruitful
BGotla.
Nor is it strange that ont of four
million acres OF arabic land in the
kingdom, only one million aud halt
are under cultivation At all. The
government tax is one.tenth Of the
value OF cereals produced in Greece,
according to the pal product OK
ported amounted to $8,34S,S64. OF
cu,rants, the crops ranges from 20,
900 To $4,000 tons . year, valued at
from % To 81 per ton.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-11
]. He am. Just shure az he lro

seu. tie am Just enuf0 az ue ALC
what there rongs is, but he pursoom :
ed il he'd suthin 10 do with monopo.
lies or suthin ov that soft-but wat.
ever it is he stands redy to denounce
it. Let us, be sed, organize grange
to wunst, and when it kums 70 the
elecshun, let US Sc. eff the blotid Re.
publican party shood ride emmy long
ger on the backs ov the honest work
insmen-,he hard landed agricul
toor,st
Last week we held a meetiu 10 the
lack room, and resolved ourselves
into a grange, with Pettus, Blllins,
Bla,hcr an u myself as the prinsiple
officers. Hcvin thus got the organi.
cation all safe aud in proper hands,
we islued an address 10 the farmers
Of the county to kun in ant jine. !
urged EN- TO let the farmers organ
ize it, but my co-laborers declined
They sed tina preferred to make GER
tain ,het tho orgapl,ashun shood be
be in the hands OF tho troo f:ends OF
the labrin classes. They said they
didu't know as they cared to take
emmy chances.
We have assumed costoom 10 40
cordance to % new agricultural de.
| parcber. We hev hevyy stogy boots
with bloc overalls stuffed into them
hickory shirts. and broad.brimmsa
chip hats. We eech ov US carry .
bIacksnaik whip insted ov cane and
sprinkle bay seed IN our hair every
morning. BIa,her is SO euthooslas
tic that be daubs Cay on bis boots
every morniD, aud Bi.llns took a
whetstua and rubbed the inside OF
his hauds three days industriously,
to glt up satisfactory callus. We
address each other az farmer Bll!ins,
Farmer B!a;her, farmer Pettus, far
mer Nasty, aud our conversation is
chiefly about agrlcultooral matters.
The other kusscs hav more zc!e, how
ever, than discrcshun in tina, dlreck
shun. BiiI!ns was gu, in the country
with US and lookin wise as be pas, s
field oy wheel, sed them was the hes,
ookin winter oats he had seen, ana
he wondered whether the farmers il;
that section planted korn We. IN DC
tober. He he'd found it better tc
sub-soil 1t III September, So as to 81.
it good start and prevent winter
kiln.
/ wood not hav had an act GOAL far
herd this iiiocy fur q small post offi'
And Law luther ttnbbles with them
Pettus was a goin ont to address q
grange IN kow hide Lutes, check shir'
and overal!', as plane farmer, al
unostentashus sun ov toll, with q
dimond ring onto his little fnger.
hav to watch hiu anL mako him take
it oph and put it IN his vest poke
afore he begins tn speck.
But while this adverchcr has it.
draw bax, it is, after awl, as pi, gam
as anything | hav he'd. Drinks fur
nished gratuitus, III the Demokrati'
Senlral Commi,ty, and bord likewis'
fur. as we hav only a Republican ma
jor,;y Nv 200 10 overcome in thu
county. tina think the chances waran,
sum expenditoor. l shell sta here
and run this campane in tho interest,
ov labor.
| PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,
(wich wus Post master,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-11
DR.. j. r. MlllER'9
UNIyEAeA1
MAGNETIC BALM,

nc cures az if by MAGNETIC
iNFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and is
therefore very properly termed " Magnetic
Balm 1t is purely vegetable preparation. 1t
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, DarrhGa, Dysen-
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, troup, Diph.
thsna. Quinsy. and all Throat affections.
when properly used, Fever and Ague:
and other complaints incident to our western and
southern climates are easily broken mp.
Nervous Pain Sick-Headache, and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when al others
have failed. Toothache. Earschc, Burns, Chill
blains and Bruises relieved At once by its use
The genuine has ID. u ano"m 4 Co..
private Revenue Stamp on the outside, and Dr.
j. r. Niller's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle
Examine closely, and buy mono but the gen.
uine.
sold BY all Druggists. Price Is cents per
b. RANson. Son q Co.. Propr's Buffalo. N. 7.