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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

testimonial OF ScAtetEr teibDtattu Ditri Nuiula4'
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. It. 1873.
IocoB ScHEETz, Eso..-DeaT Sir: deem II
duty owe to you and suffering manklnd- to state
tn, truly wanaerful effects of your Bitter Cordial
Whist in Mexico in the year 1s45. was attacked
with Chronic Diarrha'a. and after my return home,
th. disease remained with me In pittsburgh was
attended bv Dr. Gazzam, NJ cCraeken, haz.tt Corn
man and other d7st-class practitioners in that city
and was by them do-ed with kino, Iannlc ACld
anrphia plum and even Nitric Acid, but without
apy prrceprbe relief. In this city have been at
tended a. hundreds testify. by the very best
physicians both OF the old and homeopathic
school bnt a. usual their remedies were Of but lit
tie or IN mCntary eject.
A short time ago | induced til try your Bitter
Cordial | have taken four bottles ana can now
truly -nv that | am apparently and, believe al
most radically cured and enjoy better health than
have done Tor ~ year.. My bowels entirely reg
uIar and have no hesitation in Asserting that owe
il 10 the great and wonderful effects OF Scheetzs
| Bitter Cordial a. manufactured by you. These
| statements / can verify under oath and prove by
hundreds Respectfully 1our., -
| J. D. COOKE. II+0 Washington Az.
| Then the following excellent endorsement from
one Of the best medical practitioners in Philadel
| nh
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NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPENsAKY,
2,07 Braddnck St, t1ath Ward
pufI aDrIP{JTA Jan 18th, 1871, J

JACOB SCHEETz, EsQ.,-Dear Sir: ] do hereby
certify that a. Physician in charge Of the North
Eastern Medical Disp,nsary, havu given your BIT
ter Cordial tair, honest and mIartial tra- and al
though il may not appear t. be rtietly ;corahg To
The rules of tn probes un do unh, siiatngly assert
that it cure. a. tha il profee@e- 10 b. remedy TOT
have given it to - different patients, and IN
no one instance has it failed afford relief In one
case know Of four bottles having fully and per
manently cured Chronic DarrhGa of over - years
tanding.
Cheerlully do l accord it the highest praise, ana
| .han deem il a duty IA well privilege to recon
mend it to the suffering believing it To he worthy OF
/ thu fullest confidence. Respectfully Yours.
! 39dtt.lv T A GAMAGE. NJ. d.
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from &c tuIIaeU 7 my u
REiILF FoR THE AFFiIeTSh--it i an on sA4 'u-
thar m iuuiscrct lions Vi mankind arr manll1ldano
thr recuras annual. : published IN mvdloai WORK
atte-t Tho truth of the as rlion. Men commit Rr-
ii .. ar ar..iu~t the laws OF HS.ary and mo all
-, md nav m. uenalfY IN the sAapr + lOatnsOme
ai-. ase acute pin ana prsi0uE' Suffering EAeL
n ar ass i.Stead OF d.milt-bing TIE evil aHG
The lny Catalogue Of Sutf rer- stretches out TO an
ex..nt al,solntelg appali ug- The man who seeks
10 crr.ct tn 81 sta Bdous evils We regard a. IA
puDiic b..nefactir Tn phssielaA who makrs th'
rs az di-.,s-t-s to which rrfvr special y, ano
wbo nv studs application and exp rience, Labor
=, rsl-y,. Rfanki.d Of the GiFcfal coDse qu.noe
,yhich ma inevitably ensge i laboriug for puT-
pn-, which is pFatss.w"Fthy and eommendable.
such map Is DR., Digelow, No. 46i South state St
/ 1 bicara aud whusc advertisement may be- fonnd ~
our columns He Ii by education an" experience
rninently qualified 10 undertake all cas- s,aad even
! to restore to health where Others have failed.
lgaxwIN
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pIAazaIA. rysEgTEsy. suyxEs COMPLAINT. cE'L-
ETA yoasus, Fluy, egILnsEE's -rEzEIIa. AE1 TEE
eRsA. PREVENTIVE Or As,ATIs CHOLERA.
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OR ESs
CELEBRATED IMPROVED
CONDITION POWDERS
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Fowls!

THE CHEAPEST AND ONLY SAFE. CERTAIN
| and reliable Medicine for some of the diseases
peculiar 10 these animals.
For Horses and Cattle They are Sovereign
Remedy for L iss of Appetite. Hide-bodnui, Distem-
pers Rheumatism, inward Strains, Fevers, Foun-
tiers ,Sc. &c. And sure cure for Coughs ana
Colds which is the foundation OF the more fatal
Iiseast.e These Powders compounded aud
of such ingredients that ali of their valuable quail
ties blend in harmonious sion which readily en-
ter into the elements of the blood and juices and
are thereby made to penetrate every part OF the sy
TEN. thus assis ing nature in aliayIng ievers ana
infammations, break ne up colds, otpiHg coughs
removing unhe. It'll, distractions, loosenins the
skin, opening its pores, causing the hair 10 he
smooth and giving il glossy, soft appearance, pu,
rfviug the blood. giving tone to the stomach ah1
digestive organs. and impa- ting new me- NlgoI anu
strength TO the animal. few doses oil these row
dtrs will produce h wonderful effect upon tuese
animals. D.-.
For sheep. teey are perfect remedy for Dlsten'
Ders Foot Rot, want OF Appetite. wool Dropping
Sruryy &C. and BY feeding once week Freely
will tlrty.pt all the above diseases.
For Hogs they will keep in be ter condtloh; lat
ten quicker, and no loss food Hall racks .
sboBid b., M xed in every barrel of swil. Ihe-'
Powders have never been known to ail 10 cure ma
fatal dis ase known, as Hog Cholera
BE SURE AND CALL FOX NohhlS-
Price - cents per package or hYe Tor 81 . .,
! P-ens~eg and sod Wholesale and Retai! oS u "
/ NORRIS. CLEVELAND, o.. and sota BY DrugslS'
| and Merchants generally. iu-'d-t'sSN" oin
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~SuR NOE AGENCY
J. M. BUF0RD,
Represents the Oldest 4 Strongest companies
"THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST |"
ss,,ooo,ooo.oo Capital Represented

..OIa Hartford Assets $2,2o4 800
@.+Htf,ra 5306.3sO
work =. 4446,e59I
IA .cD.,;, :. 1868 67I
Old N. America of Phila.. ooo'VvO
v- i. ri.a,.s r. If o0deo Gold Assets oOOO,OoO
.'P oa;.a1 ,.T MorosD.iIe 100000
Queen of Liverpool ard London 'o'o os1, no,
firemens Fund of California, oiS,z ~
National Ins Co., Hartford, Assets 4zOoo
National In=. go. EShlla- - 41os.'-o
Northwestern National ms. &C., 6oI oo4
Wsstchester Fire ms. Co., Day Uso
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., New York, 4SS oOO
st. Joseph ms. Co., ;. 454 10 aoo
Co. Mutnai Iifa ms Co of L" 10000
Policies Written Current Rates. Office NO. D. Argus
Building, up stairs
J. NJ. BUFORD, Agent
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|>WSXSSSA!ISZNA
MNSSMI

of Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Negral ga
Ium a.o SCiatiCa Kidney and Nervous Diseas
alter years Of suffering. by taking De. FirlKk
Nvg+ TABLE RHEUMATIC SYRuP-the sclehtihe ulA
ruy,ry Of j. p Filler NJ. D., regular graduate
physician, with whom we are personally acqualht-
I'd who has for 81 year treated these Gfseasef eA
cln-iy-ly with astonishing results- We believeh
our christian duty after deliberaiion- TO conscieh
tiously request sufferers TO use ii, especially per
sons Ia moderate circumstances who canned ahord
a waste money and time on worthless mixtures
A. clrrrvmpu we seriously feel the deep re- peh-l
hility r. sting on in publicly endorsing the m'e
irine But our knowledge ard experience o. IL
rem ArkabIe merit fully iusri1es our action. h''-
{ II Ewing. Media Penn entered sixteen car
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, d d.
Fraulford Philad'a. Rev ]. b. Davis, Hights-
town New Jersey. Rev. ! : Buchanan. CLARENCE,
Iowa Rev g q. Smith. Pittsfurd, New oTh
Rev Joseph BrEEs. Fails GhHrfh- Phiiadeipbla-
O.hrr testimonials from Senators, GoVernorr.
Judges tuuare-smrn. Physicians, &C. forwarded
: gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases
ON thousand dollar will he presented to any med
iriu, Tor SANE Diseases showing equal merit undcr
u-sI or thar can producr one fourth a. many living
rrras ANY t,-Tson sending rs letter description Of
al iction viii receive gratis legally signed guar
| nutt, naming the number OF bottles 10 cure
| arrpeipg 10 refund money upon sworn testimony
N IL failure to cure Afflicted invited 10 VIII" ."
| DR. Filler Philadelphia. His valuable adNloe cost
| rs- Medicines for sale by Smith & Bouney and
- 49, Rock Island 2-i2dw&-&wly
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SOLE PROPS BoYNTON

s-po not nonfaaSp MANUFACTURER
T+,,b Win anv infringesi.AN ST, NEW YORK.
name or outline having III ightniHs Cuttipr
unless very carefully shortene~eble limitations 81
Their shocks 10 the operator ag teeth. which
Two men cut twenty-six cords o-etric only In
hours with the Lightning crOs<-csh
and will do 1t again for $3.50 alod in 5
Front view NJ teeth, showing dress and set OF :
points 10 cut in line. S-l7docoN WY
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Saws.
Boyntoa's Lightning Saws.
! Net One Failed in %, 900

= Net One Failed in 10000
RI Two men cut - Inch log by hand
Es-9 with this saw. in EIGHT SECONDS.
El-GTA on Sept. I, 1879. al Phjadelphia In
E5S@~@A the presence Of Major Gen. Meade
80 and numerous other distinguished
E--G men.
Z===c These are the only saws in opera
E. ton that are equivalent to the front
E--2 Cutting and CLEARING OF Hand Saw
iZ-e BOTH ways. viz: going and coming
iS The slant edges between the points
Ig 90 not cut, the vertical face Of each
l-@S cutting, and the slant following
IE=[ and wee versa a. drawn hack and
= = forth. AL Teeth are Cuttqrz All
IS. le'th are Clearers. AZ il costs i've
| 81 huucred or mere dollars for the Ia
uot that wea-s CUT any saw - wing
- OF ohe-hlth by speed and ease Of an
/ improved saw saves the cost Of a doZ-
en- Ihe length, strength. stiffness
= C ant Durability Of these teeth arc on,
e vlous. Note also speed. case sim
= plicity and cleaTne<s
&c DPEED.-li two points are dressed
-S To cut IN hne, vertical or advancing
= cuts more effective than refr, ar
s5@g ing edges OF Old cutters used by
z all other saws.
l@aE EASE. tits easier to plow groove
in timber than TO crush one ont
iz=S SIMPLICITY.-An points arr the
! same length aud cut their way We
| do not now recommend thick raking
(eoS and book teeth, as they reqnireso
CLEARANCE.-Cutting By projecting faces these
teeth clear like pillow. simultaneously.
These SAVE are universally conceded 10 surpas- II
peed, IN ease. and simplicity II one questions
I, bet him accept my $500 ehailen.e towards exten
r of public cuutr~tl and have the r.sftr zetft,d
tn enlarged dust-spaccd Saws for sale hv the
Inffare Trade Of America Agents wanted where
Saw sifsare Trade do not sell th. seDuint. saw,
n. B-Dsecuted II. Cross nj and Wood
~ receipt uf Sc
"a min he
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SCHEEIZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL

TT Is A RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. AND
| eau be taken by either mfaut or adult with the
same henifcial results It If certain. prompt ana
speedy remedy for DisrThwa- Dy-eutery, Bowel
Sic. stomach Hyada hi. etc. etc. For Chilis aud
Fever OF all kinds il better and sa er than Qui
nine without any of it pernicious effects II ere
and will cnunteract the effects Of liquor in few
minutes For sale by all Druggists.
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IL. no,,nIa Archeo vrourtlt Iron Frame
80 1910 strength. and euahfes rs 10 p-e
sinele topsue, sfording better iaeiiIy IN 'N'iHs'
and less liability 10 accident
It's Height OF Axle gives greater Clearance for
tall corn
IT'S Whippietrees lowered 10 the direct line
of dram relieves all downward pressure on The end
OF tongue.
its improved Safety Break relieves the show
els and beams from extraordinary E;Tain when
meeting an obstruction.
it's Wrought Iron Coupling gives greater
strength and durability to this, the vital point in
all Cultivstors.
Its ShoseIs are Adjustable to deep or shall
low work, as well as to throw tie soil either way.
It Is essentially Wrought Iron sachlne.
Either Wood or iron Beams arc furnished,
according TO preference
These improvements commend themselves 20 the
farming community; and yoH have only - exam
Inc the ApEAsos" to be convinced OF its sape-
riority. DEERE Z CONTAIN,
MoLIEE. ILLINoIs-
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JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.
n VVI- ON "lly 1'R-N ~
PHILADELPHIA, PA

A CELEBRATED RENEDY.-Read the following
testimonial Of scheetz'z Celebrated Bitter Cordial:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
HUMOROUS.

\ man in Cincinnati some ime ago succeed
ed 10 winning the affections of a very wealthy
maiden OF middle age, and it appeared Sor
while as IL his prospects Of disbursing the ,lu-
cats of the damsel We're uncommouy good.
But few days ago he trod upon the tail Of her
cat, and her loves young dream suddenly fad
ed away like the name on Il cake of fancy soap;
and now he is an outcast and Il wanderer, with
no one 10 love and no bonds and mortgages 10
caress. Perhaps that man does not feel an
Irresistible yearnins to obtain another unob-
ruete1 shy at th cat? Perhaps he does not
long for a chance not only TO stamp upon her
tail but to Tie himself to "a skating rink and 10
fall On the eutife cato fall on her from some
iof church steeple 81 thtt he will have time
enough t acquire momentum and energy be-
fore he lights upon her spine? The manner in
wi lch Il a. man hates cats is unscriptural and
awftll.-Mdr difisr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
Forthe DeldDare Republican.
MAUDE AND LILLE.

Young Maude at the piano sat,
So cold and grave and fair,
Drawing thence in deep rcl, chords
Some fav'rite, gloomy air.
Why is Maude so cold and gravss
So cold aud yet so young?
Alas skeptic little scorn
Her early faith hath stung.
Before her, through the open door,
Fair Lille glides gently In,
Her blue eyes smiling, for she sought
a sisters heart to win.
Some timid word she ventured then
Offender, loving care,
And laid aplayful hand upon
The locks Of curling hair
But Maude was cold, and proudly flung
The sweet caress away,
No need had she Of love, she said
Nor cared for such display
Sweet Lille stood speechless with reproach,
That yet was half amaze,
Erewhile the teartlrops slowly yelled
The tarsh one from her gaze
Then turning from her, bligltei too,
She sought her lonely room,
To weep away her sorrow in
It's Loneliness and gloom.
Weeping for the sister-love
Her own heart, craving sought
A love, though costing her a world,
She'd deem too cheaply bought.
While selfish Maude yet needless kept
Her own self-toltured part,
The scorn upon her yied lips still,
The coldness In her heart.
The scene is changed, and yet more sad,
For AIaude is weeping now
Beside couch where Lilies laid,
The death dews Oh her brow.
All 4! gone the look Of scorli, for Maude
No more Is stern and cold,
Her anguished form, with sobs conv,,lsed.
Lilies winding sheet enfold.
"Ah sister for that look of love,
My life's last drop I'd Yield,
To hear thy dear voice, feel again
Thine arms encircling shield"
T'is sleut as the grave, NJ light
Comes from the shriveled eyes,
Yet on the wan, sweet lips s,niie
Forgiying tender lies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

rr,n,. leav,nv WilmlnQton, At 1O4O A. NJ, and 5.S5
p. NJ connect with trains leaving Philadelphia at
y 80 A. M, snd4 p. NJ ,,, ,ha r.,.
ware IL. H. and r. W. q b. r. X. trains arriving IN
Wilmington at io.io and 1923 A. n: N md 400
p NJ, connects with trains for philadelphia leaving
Wilmington at $40 A. NJ and go r NJ. and ,1e ae
Delaware train South, leaving wilmington NJ o'@'
p. NJ ~, =, v ra d w a.
B. Depots and OF Wilmington CITY ~, an, ~ 1
.ocr ocrs aifi NJ. c. CoNwELL, Supt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
By JENNIE r.. MAaEE.

BY JENNIE T.. MA0EE.
Love softens with pity Affections kee- smart,
And soothes the incdrable wound;
The ore In the beautiful mine of the heart
The gem that sheds lustre around.
No river rolls onward SO deep, or so wide,
No gianite-capped mountain SO high,
That love cannot stem the impetuous tide,
Or scale the rude summit with JOY.
The faults ofa friend, love, in wisdom. con-
ceals,
When heart beats responsive to heart;
Aud never word OF dsssntion reveals;
But, constant, will kindness impart.
Impure Ii the bliss in this desert we prove |;
The nanger, the garden, the cross
Exhibit the mystical grandeur OF love,
Its sweetness, untainted with dross.
Each moment we're nearing the portal of
home,
The aystal-gemtn'd archway above:
Then let us press boldly, and fearlessly on,
For Heaven is fieighted with love.
WILMINGTON Feb. 18th 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

young lady writes to an exchange giving
receipt for having fun. She says, invite half
dozen boys and girls TO your house when your
pa and ma are away. Put half dollar siye.'
piece In dish with molasses an Inch deep In
1t, and offer it to the boy who gets it with his
mouth. The more the boys Try 10 get il, the
more fun there will be. That girl surely deset-
YES diploma.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

THERE was once All old woman who. in an
swer TO a visiting almoner's inquiries as to how
she did, sad:-"Oh, sir, the Lord is very good
to me; I've lost my husband and my eldest son,
aud my youngest daughter, and I'm half blind,
and can't sleep or move about for The rhei-
mates; but I've got two teeth left in my head.
and, praise aud bless His holy name, they're
opposite sach other.'' 1t has been said thai
this old woman was thank 'ul for small marcies
st, PdtFs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

AT VERY SUCCESSFUL SEANCE in Cinciu-
natl the other night, man burst into tears
when the medium described very accurately
tall Dlue-eyed spirit standing by linn, with iisht
side-whiskers and his lair parted in the middle.
"Do you know him?' inquired man at his
side, i'll sympathetic whisper
"know him? guess | do replied the
unhappy man, wiping his eyes. ale was en-
gagged to my wife. II he hadn't died he would
have been her husband instead of me. .,
George, George" lie mumured, in Il voice
checked with emotion, ''wliy, why did you peg
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
CARRIAGES.
-----------1---z----------.
WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS.
Constantly OH hand and made to order,
Express, Market, Truck Farm'

Constantly OH hand and made TO oioer'
Express, Market, Truck, Farm,
Germantown.
a. ...-s
CARTs, PUSH-CARrS
And
BARRows. = .- t'tI--
Also,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRows AND cULTIvAroRs.
All Nos Of the Moore Wiley, Peacock, and Heckeil-
dorm Plow, with OF Without centre draft
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed
gLAC MITHIN
In all its branches Particular attention gwen TO
HORSES HOEI G..
An Diseases of the Foot and cases OF lamenes, Incl
dental to Shoeing fast driving treated under inc
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
successfully. ,
Interfering invariably cured in once shoeing. A..
Knuckling and Knee-Sprung horses immeulhteiy
benatited and LEFT in a condition by the aid oil whch
nature soon effects permanent cure. s.
Lameness from corns instantly removed. ,
Immediate relief given in cases of accute iounuet.
Dsaass of the above nature and various others per
tanning the leg and foot OF the hoLse,
considered ncurable by the ''oid Schoci 'S.eii- E
naritlils are, by judlcious application VI tne DUN
BAR SYSTEM, relieved and CURED. , 4,
Having been ut great expense to acquire thoIoe9h
knowledge of the subject, and being the ony smith ~
the state to whom MIR. Dunbar has iinparuh ms var
uabi, method OF treatment, am prepared 10 ueat
thc worst case the public can bring forward.
Anatomical specimens exhibited al the piace' BLOW
ing cause and effect , ..... A.,
I employ only competent men, ana peiSo"a"y
supervise all operations. Office
NOS III and Il8 Orange street,
DAVID wooLMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

An ENGAGED young gentleman got rather
neatly out of a little scrape with his intended.
She taxed him with having kissed two ladies at
the same party at which she WAS not present
lie owned it, but said that their united ages on
ly made twenty-one. The simple-ninded gill
thought Of ten and eleven and laughed oil her
pou. He did not explain that one was nina
teen and the other two years Of age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

''That'sa very stupid bruit OF yours. john.
said Scotch minister to his parshioner. HE
p1at lie ile', WIN drove his M ,rcha iiso fr ON
door TO door in small cart drawn bya don.
key, 81 never see you but the creature is bray
ing" "Ah, sir" said the peat dealer eve kell
the hearts warm when friends meet."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

"Why, Bridget, said har mistress, wAo wish
cd to rally the girl, for the amusement of the
company, upon the fantastic ornamenting of
large pie, "did YOU do this? you're quite an
artist. How did you do it," 'sindade, mum, 1t
was myself that did it, replied b 'd.el lisa.
it pritty, mum | did ii with your false teeth,
mum?n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

A AGESTLENAN handed up $40 bill in one
OF the Boston Red Line coaches, from which
one fare five cents, was to be taken. "Look a.
here" said the driver down through the hole,
(which of these horses do you want to buy
with this $40 ?" "Well,' coolly replied the
geutlsman, Il thought | might get both for
that
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

Christianity means, all the world over, six
teen ounces to the pounl, three feet to the
yard, = just measure. 1t means honestly in all
dealings, purity in all conversation. n charity
as broad as the race unfinching integrity.
sympathy, humanity to man.-- With these
there can be no COMPROMISE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

SidinQ.-A time lot If White Pine Siding,
German, plow and dropped Beyel So dry and
under cover, can be seen at tho old established
lumber ward OF Wise " Lane, south side Of
Market st. Bridge.
The dairy on the Van Worst farm near MI
ford, last season produced $500 lbs. Of butter.
1t is now producing 65 lbs. per week.