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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
for salt.

'oN 'AA- ArA BARGAIN,
A MARVIN SAFE,
N Il " n ID Il e II f. h C. It
Apply at octq4u THIS OFFICE
EIoR sALgC EAP.-A plstform spring wagon,
Il L. ril new ana In good order. APPLY to
oet22 g. WoR ELL.
ENUR SALN-rhr,e 'hree.s ory bricKs, 1874 -
L i24I, is's W lson street, SIX Ts,I rooms each II
octi4u No. West Seventh street.
VNUR SALE one OF those neat two-story -
II houses o. Tatua stree between wefth q
and Thlrteenth s'rosls No 1921 excellent neighnur
hood. Possession given Immediately. Terms easy.
Applyto T. <. SMITH.
HNnR sALE.-BUSINESS MEN TAKE NuTIeE (
y The fixture ana ltas" of the old established
81 re and use Ing No. 243 Market 5 rect. Is now
offered for sale cheap Tle nxtlres Ia the re are
well ade2 cd for a ngst-class grocery Cr drv goods
ht re- The back part Of the building on Slipley
street mas good oven and holster, winch Juld 0e
r nied to breaN baker. he ab We property can be
rented toge her separately TO sut. Poas- ssion
giV' on II aBJut the Isl of November APPLY at
Cnte % LEMON,
octl.u on ,he premises.
j s4UK sALs.-A pail of young mules, vel D,oken
= 10 httnusa WALT JAMES,
sspT II ID n and Hiug
| E.vuR ssLE,-A Horizon el srgine cylinder ID
/ 4 ~ 80 inches, win Dmptefs paunt 6aheTs.
Al IN per eat order sod beCAus TO small Can
b5 seen rGnuiug for IN" n xt ten Gays. Apply 10
WALTON, \ HA N h GO,
sens II 9Os v. Front street,
aNON saLl--A des rasp nlaGnlne shop with en-
! II giue ami sha'ting; on eAsI ter.ns. Apply 10
! NJ. CHtLD CO,
1, ", s,y. nth Street.
Bsu R5cnauge Bnlltins:
E.NoE sALE-The house, with siae yard, cor n
/ Il Of Twelfth aud IatnSii streets. For price u
/ terms SC, anply 10 a. NJ. CHILD : %
le,s-tt Ma, ". seventh street.
liUk 5 aLE-TRst teautliul residence and "A
4 three squares OF Rr und, bounded % -
BrOJme uuPo9Ii seventh and Eighth slreets in nus
| city. For pr.ce ahd terms HpnJ TO
| NJ. NJ CHILD 4 CO.,
| No ", seventh street.
apr25-1 Wilmington, Delaware.
I.NoR SALE In LOTS To sEIT.
boosters Pure Juice AID BurEandy Port Wines
In eiRhth-casks
Fine Old TOwn OportC Port Wine, isss
tiengine Isaneia Sherry Wine.
| Two SuiT Sherry Wine
Heidsick's Celebrated Champagne At Ageats
FRANCIS kelley,
nov ls-1y ina Market street
.NOk sALE-A sple8did building ii st tue eerner
E' OF By ONE street and Gipin avenue, 60 feci
front " lTb feet deep, For terms, &C, apply to
~ NJ. CHILD 4 CO..
No, 4, ". Seventh street,
noTT- Wilmington. 'el
sHOR So e OR RRNr-.A " 1-story orick "a
Il factory, win 10 noE5e engine and boiler
deca-u lo4 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

=ULeok 20 yoaT tnierest sld nuy yonr boots an
eh0es a. PrszymAnB ne shoe store, lis Market st
next door 70 Lemons new bnilding.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

~E. p FsnniaCf1a's 10 IN plsce 10 get geod Gus
tom wok cheap. Al Scrk warranted, Mini an
orange 81 .reets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
CITY TEMs.

EVHHe fat fhst you can get = pair OF mems
coarse 5eots, 81 PnsstymaH's, for s2Te
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

wBooss sad sAoss az pr7css that defy eompeii
tion, a. BaIeoek . Bro'a SO and IS MARKET sL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

~ E-CaILDREA's.
CIILDRENS.
NJ tk NJ SHIRTS,
hEAINJ SnlRIS.
The att n'iOn Of pa ent- Is spc ialT called To Mr.
Flhns extensive ass rune Uf cniidTen's MeTtnO
IhitrWeAr EVER effort Ha- been xerted 10 make
tins hraEch met in prlce and quality tue vailed
wants II cur patrons.
CarewTlgnt sud y 4rntrs Underwear for Boys and
kiSses- oHtst Prices.
hdte S EngIisn Slirts--several grades
BOys' superior 5 Egs. Large sizes 10 cefts
GII!s Good herln SHIFTS . Cen up
CHILDgEN'S s'rOL LKINGS.
Besides a fun variety OF Chill iren's Cotton an
Wool Hose, we aleo have choiC. selections OF Plain
and Slrip6 FIR nch Mo. i SvocklI rs al O cheap tz
OF Misses Balbrlggans.
JOHN u. FINN,
s. 3. corner Seventh and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

Ksep yosr Ssss dry and warm By wearing goo
boots sno shoss; ioE hese al a. Ninth ana Ir4nss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

Ewro rsu suanz good boots and shoes ~ so cal 81
streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
ICOIs SALE
THE COUNTY FARM.

THE COUNTY FARM.
At HARE's CORNER.
We are author zed by the Comml tee of the Board
OF TTu- RES or tue Poor OF New Castle Connty.
ios ] tAe Cauny Farm Al Hares' Corner. ~ miles
from Wilmington y ~ mil from \ y Castle ana
nail mite from the Drl X. X. At Chippewa station
iFl- lar conta rs i7H acres and ptrches OF land
d.y.nrd llfo oongveent aa.ds, well HateIed ara
f-n eh. On one e Of the farm there 10 q beautiful
grove Of natural tim 1er. The sOil is well adapted
u grss gram or fruits.
Tue IL, proTemsnte are a two. story dwelling barn,
ana shedding grsnay and cribs carriage, smake
po Try ana L. an' houses II frame and In good
order, Al II srtIs Corner there s Il fel, Drove
Yards Post ONCE, school, Carriage Snsps AID a
Parties seeking either a good inyastnan or de-
sirahie no = Gle Invited TO apply in person by
letter tor price and terms al the Real E-tRte, &c,
O11Ce Of REi Ol.DS CO.,
9l5 Market Street,
Send for pat sassOt;ddw
LNoR sALR.-Brlck souse No. 70 Maryland ave-
Il hue tSewport Pike Basl5 ess st3n,i
nov5leteod No. West Third street.
~ X sALE--A large mahogany Side-boa Also
Il large maple bed-stead: caa he seen at
MUIR NY a BOOTHS
IeI.e dtf shi ley street. above Third.
IFoR sALE-GooD IRON ORE LAND AT FRI
in Pencader Huud-ed, Is Offered al private sale.
Inc farm has good Dui dlnga aud tne orchard and
Is underaid bJ ich d-posiIs of iron ore. sample
Of he ore may be seen at this Uee. Persons wish
lug 10 view the farm eau teke private conveyance
al Newark. It's Three mi ea from Newark deput ON
| the road from klkton to Chri i.taIa For price
/ terms &c, address JHu h. FRAZER
Third and shiplry Streets,
apr25-tfeod Wilmington Del.
| ~ Ew FINE sHAWLs Large ssor;msnt just
W. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market sIeets.
ENISR assortment Of COL RED sACQUE FLAN-
W B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market st .eet'.
! AnGr Eni well lectrd stock OF FL N z
/ Il DAM MASk TABLE LINENS.
| W. b. sH ARP.
Fourth and Market Streets.
\ APKIN> in great variety aud elegant IN stye
W. B. SHARP,
octlO.lyof Fourth ami Market streets.
ISINE FUaSITURE.
GOOD FURSITURE
CBKAP EURNITURE
Gail and examine. J. a j. N. HARhAN,
NO. 4l0 King street,
nar27-eodly wilmington. Dsl.
ENoR TEAS coFFEEs and SPICES, 20 TO II, z,
J E Fourth Street. J. L. HOUSTON, IN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

tEHis a fsc4 that the peo9le are nnding cut that
tsey can get good bargains in boots ana shees 81
PrSffvm Inaa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Esss mG 1sHua.

osr-G sLEEvE BUTTON between s.venih
1 4 and West and Second and Aarfet IhuIs y :
gold. with antique a. craving, a7d ihiiais. n -
Pc the Under gsii resolve 81 cents reward, ana
thsnks hv leaving It 81 - ..-r,c.,
novl6-St THIS OFrlCh
6sT-Ou wednesday afternoon at 'he c,rnef
/ Of Finn and Orange Pocket hook confaining
a sum OF money. liberal reward vii BE- raid y
returning TO n0gis &c Oh OFFICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
8aardiug.
9ur gtut.

UNoR RgST-A s1sIl in the Club Stable. ou
II orange street helNw fiuIh nov 9ts
UyOR RENT very dssirsbs a. sdenc' -
i with 10 rnoms end every cnnvenience, =
sifuated A. the <, corner OF inth and Wathing-
ton streets. Possession ven at oncs tpply at
movie q n. z Cor. SECOND AND M hkET
EyoR RgST-st IN Star Club Stable. shipley
Il heow Ninth. Appy ct -. -
noys II THE STABLR-
ENoR RRNT.-I snail reduce ell nv rents 25 per
osn'. on ard SITTER the f5r mt Aarch 'stn
-Four FIR rent in NeE Liberia, sni three IN -
West wim ngt.n; with eight now nnishing At H
tha retuced "a es
nOy5 ssssw A. BROWN.
SNtiR RENT Three story house, No. 10 -
j. a. BoUaHsAN.
oc'90-tf 42l Market Street.
r Apply to O. Il. SNYTH
at once Diamond STATE roa Co,
septs,tf or 70 Z. T. " ARNER.
UNoR RENT-A stable In q desirable location {;
sill hold four horses. Apply TO
NJ N. CHILD CO..
augis- No 4 West sew sntn street.
EoR RENT-A new two-stOry cottage 'or =
MN. CHILD 4 CO..
iysH No. 4, W. seventh Street
UNoR RENT-Th'd story connecting Rooms,
II over our Carpet store, $50 and 222 Market =.
apr2'.u q. WokksLL-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

WHRss can opie bly dress Jods aai save
money al LlcEgeus eiis.
BowaAN tie grocer, eeGJr1 sDt KIM, has aica
lot Of cho.cs RO AID s-d pacEed Luster al AR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

We tDylsg sl. no wait = cap tusars, teas c1f-
fees, al u Git aDd gr"l.f Z ner ly, and d Vi
the lelg u q 10 S2Ema second anu King
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

sz-z5 CENT.
q CENT.
LADIES'
LAEIES' kEICLAR
70 cent Full {. liar -lDCsluR, IS cept Perfect
Scam stocking G5 ce-t Ladies Inc Bah gga ,
besides az extensive 81 OK OF Ii giAh, eerMal, and
treIcn Hoe.
20 CENT.
90 CE.sF.
81 cent ladies' MeIluo Yes
- &c ladies' u eat Ba-ga n Vest.
. celt Lad-s' superior y IL.
81 tCod ight LA1ies' Mefuo Vest,
Sl.Ej Ladies' RI Ie HJlI Nike Vest
Cart"rigLt NarHers nderHeaE.
Gents heriuos h r aid DIAwrrs from zoe u ,
70 mt t4ent's Ne ill >uirt
o. cents uperlOr Q14llty shirt.
Sl6 Gents Sax NJ " 10 SiiTt,
KID Gloves + sllIVeiy Narrdn I'd.
JphN NJ, FINN.
s. 4. corner Seytnh and rch steets,
philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
BSnffd.

"ASTED-AT ONCE = An activs. ensrxetie
w man y act as sales can, ne " Amer
can Sewing Machine: must como well recqmm mended
horse and wagon will ne furnished. once IN
Clayton House Building, SCI Firg street
octi4 If J. Il. PEihRosB, hanaeer
WANTBD. = Statesmen for tie best Seulnz Ne
w chine n the market. TIE best OF Induce.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
septs,tf 5l4 Aa'ket street.
XWYANTED -IHNEDI ATKLY = several active
w men to ranEAss the city for singer SEWING
AnGlssti naTsi.a AP'V = SIS MARKET STREET.
NY UTANTED-HonsekespeTs TO know thai taei
w can procure good serEants. e. shor ieV
Intelligence Unos,
maris1y n. cor second E = We
ny ASTRO Energetic men Of .4-Jd sel
w sell Singer Sesing Hsch.l AFtif
Market Street ian2i-u ie.--- !
alutifrs In Bankruptcy.
TN THK DIsTR CT lrRr or THR UNTrED
j STATES Fur ThR DISTRICT OF DELLA
TaoP;;s s +; S..s'S.: .ii.: s''- In Bankruptcy,
10 THoE 1T EAY covcgRS.
The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives police Of his Ap.
poin' mt as assignee Of Thomas '. Graves, of Ai
minFton, In the CluntY # NeT Castle and S-ate OF
Delaware within said Distiict, ShO has been ad-
tadged q Pankrunt creditors Petit by the Dis
nit lFt OF said Distrirt
pa - the tvenfy.nrS, dsy NJ October, ). n. 1873
oct2i 81 ROBlNsON Assignee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

address, wilmington. rel. o:iSI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

:E-HyELIAS.
Nus ISS
hG>l. -.
Persons about making tie Fsll purchases should
not GytriJuk the fact Ia; Mr. FINN is sel the
. = inus.lus a. the !Jsest wnOiessla cash prce4.
lndoc, rnens sre held Uat In the fol owing sp=-
tlat =:
Domet, Bsllardyse, GIL ert aud Shaker Flanne' s.
FAX sn1 suing stne-.
LOotn Dice IAple Linen, C up.
b.eacned IiamasE al ( Linen, &C up.
LIN Towels OF every uss, rD ION.
Comp eis stOek o. Napkins, s. up.
SllIiinK Linen
bamouIg Edgings 10 great variety.
JOHN NJ FISS,
S. e corner Seventh and ch streets,
P1iia4e pnia.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
SILENT MEN.

Washington never made speech.
In the zenith of his fame he once at.
temp,ed it, tailed, and gave it up, co.,
fused and absshed. Ia framing the
Constitution of the United States the
labor was almost wh olly performed in
committee of the whole of which Geo.
Washington was, day after day, the
Chairman, and he made but two speech
es, in each of which he used very few
words. The convention, htvever, ac-
knowledged the master spirit, and his.
.oriaus affirm that had it not been for
his 6rst speech prououncing 1.-THE best
that could be united upoo, the consti-
tuition would have been rejected by thu
people. Jefferson never u d., a speech
he couldn't do it Napoleon, VII 'se
executive ability is without parallel,
said that bis greatest difficulty was in
finding men of deeds rather than words.
When asked how he malntained his
influence over his superiors 10 age and
experience, When commander.io -chief
Of the army in Italy, be said, "By re-
serve" The greatness OF man is not
measured by the length of his speech
es and their number.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
COLORADO.
Correspondence Of the 81. Peter Tribune.

Oo're.pondtnes Of tho ST. Peter Tribune.
Nov, having given you pretty
good ides OF Denver, as to location,
sizo, etc., tho next natural inquiry Of
person looking about for 4 home CT a
place to start business anew, would be,
Is Denver good place or tho best place
to emigrate to?
80 far As regards climate, it probably
would be satisfactory. 1t has healthy
climate. The winters are generally
mild and the summers not oppressisely
bot in day time, and the nights are al.
ways cool enough to sleep under blank.
cts. The country is remarkably free
from annoying insects, such as Acas
and mosquitoes. The days are general
ly bright and sunny, this fact, together
With its high altitude, renders it ia
vorable resort for invalids troubled
with asthma. bronchial affections, dys-
pepsia and pulmonary diseases. Thous.
aDds are now scattered through the
Territory seeking restoration to health.
As to business, several merchants and
business men have told me that all
branches are overdone, that the mar.
gin Of profits is small, and that while
the city Is increasing quite rapidly in
population, yet tue sellers are out of
proportion to the buyers mechanics
wages are considerably higher than in
tho States, yet there are a great many
idle mechanics ln Denver.
An intelligent brick layer from Iii.
oois, who was receiving $3.50 per day ,
told me be some days saw no less than
twenty Of his craft seeking work so Of
carpenters. plasterors aud laborers gen.
''ralIy. The supply is beyood the de.
mand. Denver is an expensive place
to live in rents are high and most
Kinds Of provisions. A large portioo
OF what is consumed is brought from
tho States. fteights are high, .s it is
a long distance from Denver to Califor-
MIA or to the eastern markets.
For . man without means TO come
here from the States expecting to bet.
ter his condition, whether laborer OF
mechanic, I think would be mistake,
especially if he has family. For an
energetic man with some meaos, to en-.
gage IN some chosen pursuit, With the
determination to stick at it, I believe
be would do well, indeed, in the end
make money.
Money commands a high rate of in
terest, but probably not higher than
in other western towos similarly s,tuat.
ed.
As it rains or SHOWS too seldom ia
depend upon that source of supply fol
sufficient moisture to iosure the growth
Of trees, plants aud vegetables, water i,
distributed oil over the city by means
Of main canal which taps the Platte
river, some twelve or fifteen miles
| away, at sufficient elevation above the
city to insure its flow.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
WOMAN'S SPH ERE.

Those who are so much distressed by
the idea that the sphere Of woman, es-
pecially as writer,is not sufficiently OK.
pauded, should consult tho census sta.
tistics. They will find female occu.
pations arranged under no less than
seventy two heads, beginning alphabet-
ically with actors and ending with WOOL
en- mills. Domestic servants head tho
list IN point Of numbers, and next
in order--whicb will surprise many
come "laborers" on farms. There are
$4,000 seamstresses, 10000 mill
liners and dressmakers (why should
they be put together y and $4,000
teachers. There is a glorious army of
1910 nurses. There are preachers,
sbce'makers, journalists, authors, "me-
chanics not specified" and only 100
"show women" But who would dream
of women sssteam boiler makers, s."
''bell founders, 4" "hunters and trap.
pers, g." We say nothing Of hostlers,
charcoal burners aud miners, who also
figure in the list.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
KAN SAS.

Mr.. A. Glines, of Lake City, who
recently returned from a trip to Kan.
sas, gives some items in letter to the
Leader, from which We copy:
1--WE had not been on the plains be-
tween the Great and Little Arkansas
rivers halt an hour till we discovered
that years ago We had spent many days
aud weeks on exactly the same soil
There is no difference 10 the soil of the
Arkansas botto ms aud the Platte river
country; the same cactus, alka]ie, dog
towns, buffalo skulls and w.l'ows, but.
falo grass, vegetation and sand bills,
On this side of the Little Arkansas,
around Sedgewick City the soil il very
rich, producing remarkably large
growth of grass.
"Between these two rivers the coun-
try is plain, almost dead level which
I do not like, with not tree in sight,
except on tho borders Of the two riv-
ers. This plain Is we'll settled. We
passed several school houses; saw large
herds Of cattle. Occasionally there is
a wealthy iuhabitant, very many are
DOOR ss is the case ia all nav ceuntries
Most Of the inhabitants settled here
within tho lest two years. They have
heard law, consequently no fences.
Use coal for fuel, worth six to seven
dollars per ton. The Usage grows we'll
and will make fence 10 three years.
All kind. Of timber grow rapidly when
they have = chance.
"The business of Kansas should be
stock raisise, fruit culture, and man
ufacturin9 it is . good country for
sheep they claim to raise fsir crop OF
cotton. IT is too far from the eastero
market to raise wheat, and unlees
southern market opens, 1t will pay
only while tho large emigration lasts.
Corn can b raised for feeding stock
Potatoes fair, not as good Is here.
Gas We 60 west the climate must
naturally become dryer and dryer, for
We know in Colorado, they have to
irrigate, consequently, would not
risk it west of central Kansas. The
atmosphere must be dryer than
here. Too much wlod in spring and
fall. I saw no sand storms. One man
who rented farm, said his plosghed
ground WAS all blowing away; If he
could manage to save it hs could soon
have farm Of his own.
Cuisines in tho interior Of Kansas
is 40 livelier than here. Merchants
trust out toe many goods, consequently
fail just as We do here. In the bor-
der towns where thore is q large emf
grafton, and where the Texas droyers
and cattle rendzvous, business is live.
ly ; but it lasts in no one town more
than = year or two.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
THE PACIFIC COAST STATES.

Mr. h. Gates writes from Ro,ebure,
Oregon, to the Fillmore County Repub-
Acnn Is follows
I'VE seldom have any clustering
weather; but We have had rain enough
to get the mud we'll stirred up. Ore
gon has three things to brag over Min.
nssota its mild climate, good timber,
and as fruit growing country it is IN.
surpassed as farming couotry it il
nowhere compared with Minnesota.
which il also ths case with California.
The talk that it can beat Minnesota
raising wheat is ali wind work. 1
woald bet two to one on Minnesota
but the farmers of Californis ore con.
PEELED to raise wheat, as they cannot
depend upon anything else. Corr will
GOT grow there, nor will grass, except
the native grass, and that is all eateo out
in the settled portions of the State.-
They SOW oats and cut green for hay.
They claim that wheat yielded sixteen
bushels per acre in Califoroia last sea.
sou, which is an over.estimate, sud it
is the best crop they have had 10 FIVE
years. Three years out Of the FIVE
wheat vas almost a total failure in
oearl9 half OF the State.
"Io Oregon have seen some pieces
Of wheat that yielded As bushels Der
acre, but where there is one such field
there are five that will not yield over
eight or ten bushels per acre. Timo-
thy grass will grow il some places IN
Oregon. Corn does very we'll 10 this
valley 10 some place.
~ like this climate and am very
we'll suited here. 1t is very healthy.
But I am convinced there is too much
humbug doae in this country. Macy
of the people in your State and others
are looking westward and saying: Il
would like to 60 to Oregon, or Califor-
Dia, or Washington Territory They
are better off where they are. They
are 10 better country. Washington
Territory is the poorest country Of the
three, having 20 mines to help it out,
and seven-eighs Of it is in noun
taiDs
81 am receiving so many letters of
inquiry in regard to this country,
would like to have you say there is no
land, in Western Oregon, that is OF
any value but what Is taken up, that is,
there are no desirable government
lands left."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22

There Is not quite $35s, 100000
of legal tenders outstanding. They
have been outstanding since 1862 With
out interest. Suppose that they had
been in bends. as many now desire,
how would the account have stood p
We should have paid, in the meantime,
s2l4,SOO,OOO gold in interest, part of
the time when it was two and alm ost
three to one, and the debt would still
Do to pay. This shows the ad ,astsge
Of tbe legal-tender or little bonds held
BY the mass OF the people, over the big
bonds held BY few Capitalists. These
little bonds can be kept out without 10.
terest, snd never paid in specie until
the day of Judgment-they serving
the purposes Of c.rcuIation-and no.
body "ould complain about it.-Cfn-
cinnati Enquirer
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.)

1t is morally impossible tor wheat,
sown ln the .p'ingtime in. Minnesota
to rot, provided always tho seed was
good when put in. We can assure
oar agricultural friends that good seed
wheat will not, under 10Y circum.
stances, rot IN the springtims Of the
year. It matters not how cold or how
vet the soil y, the wheat is safe
Farmers Union. <.:.S... :. I. :. : =, = .f.= =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-22

-Sheridan was much annoyed in
the House Of Commons by = m, mber
who kept constantly crying, "Hear!
hear J" The witty orator described {.
fellow who wanted to play rogue, but
had only secse enough to play fool, and
exclaimed With greatest emphasis,
"Where shall We 6nd more foolish
knave. or a more knavish fool p "Hear !
hear ]" shouted tho troubl rsoms menu
Der. Sheridan turned around and
thaneiog him Tor the prompt informs.
ton, sat down AMID q roar of laugh
ter.
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"A more or less worthy Scotch vito
was demonstrated with by her minister
for her habit of beating her husband.
She explained that her husbands cdr
duct was not all that it ought to be-
The minister, recommending kindness
and forgiveness, eojo,ned her no moro
to ase her fists and nails, but to t.heap
Goals Of Gre upon his head" "Weei,
minlster," replied the now enlightened
wife, "sinoe Jou say sue, Til try the
Goals, but | may tell ye that twa OK
three kettles o'boiling water has wrooht
nae Improvement >:-~''
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