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nnIlrond Comnany. on condition that within
tlroo years it completes tho building Of a rail-
tho grnut, aud from Rlyor Falls ria Hudson, to
Superior, and from point heretofore flrod by
tho stato on tlfa limo to Bayfield,, tho
lalls to bo subject to taxation as
soon as oonyoyed;, tho Company to give
to tho State per cent OF Its gross oarninHa, aud
all tic surplus hyailB OF tho land grant beyond
what Ia roduiafto for building tho road, nmplo
security to bo gvon for fulfilling MI toao ooridt-
tha tyaa, r1an' o'' p'f''' ''A' 0''''A'' 'A'''''
'I Hiarn ,,ottt;ons for TIM rone.1 of thc Inv ox
emptina uropcrty from taxation wero progontoil;
nlso IL romonstrauoo agninet taxing charitable
~ sonate iiila ware introi1ucod for tia 1,ottcr
.,rotant;or , ~ ihc travcIlinr nnhifn hv making
k kfandlori1a reaponsibio for baFgsRe okeokol b.
thnr ~ ali}no tho West Wiseosan Halfway "a
toi"s ~ .uun sroord A'A thn SrHcsam,ont law 81
~ !, ,,rny;Ja thai nil nroncrtv o,vnoj or inter
cstc1 3n hv T,,rtiop nlalt he liated Nv t1en1 ro-
iatinr to foroclosure Of 1nortoa1ee: to anproprI-
nto 2o, 900 for tic Northern Hospital for the In-
sonn * f,nlkoal,. FIR sncurinu 4 n,lnnlv of W.
tcr co ~ honRS sidowalha badSipa. natr1monts
and i,npIcn,ents far tho f,,,narintentient.
Tic bill making an appropriation Of &45,7s5
for tlo Htnte Prison drow att nnIto a iiyejy dis
cupeion. in which disposition vas shown 70 Of
ANNA into tho worl,inra Of tho inatitntion. snt1
inw Il ia that Il aivnra fnln e4o" "0f1 or h5h0 mo
4 yoar short Of being golf-uupporting, Finally,
bv n roto of Ia tn H. further consideration Of
tbo bill wna poBtnonei Til Fob, 7,
Tho bill to make tl1o Secretary Of Htato, Troas-
,ror. mi Nttornav Gonerni stnto Hoard Of
Enunliyation' was discussed somowhat. aud
made epocial orJor for Wednesday no1t.
''''No - 'eo0'1' ' Assr,,n,ys
Tho resolution looIinr to d co-operation of
Rtntca 1ntoroetni in mnkfnp tho Eric Canal FREQ.
wns ooncrrrn5 in.
An Assembly resolution was offered referring
to tho SOLICIT Committee, composed Of momborS
of tietricts along tho limo Of tho land grant road
from Portage to Lake Superior, tho question
whether nny furthor legiHlatfon was necessary
to eccuro tho building Of tho lind grant road
from Portage to stoyena' Point.
To tho resolution offered yesterday, INSTRUCT
ing the Committee on Education to consider tlo
propriety Of passing law requiring each child
to attend school 4 certain longth OF time IN each
yoar, substitute was offered. directing inquiry
on tho subject BY the State Superintendent, and
both roferred to the Committee on Education.
Tho resolution that for the balance Of the Boa-
sion tho Legislature shal hold session each
Saturday, and adjourn from Saturday forenoon
to Monday evening ut o'clock, was tabled after
| protracted debate.
The resolution TINT tho Committee on Pr1Ti-
leges and Elections be authorized to take testi-
| mony in regard to tho contested sent from tho
Fourth Ward OF milwaukee, In addition TO that
presented by contestants, Was adopted under tho
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INDIANA.
s,}eciM Dtsp1tch 10 The Chte0go 1TtouHe.


SENATE.
IND1AsApo1ls jan. GA bill was introduced
to prohibit executive officers or officers Of trust.
railroad PASSES, under penalty Of forfeiture Of
office, and disqualification for Que year.
A bill Was introduced to provide for the estab-
lishmont Of q State printing office, with proyia-
ions to procure material aud BupplieH tor it's
management.
The House amendments to tho Senate
hill to authorize and regulate tho incorporation
Of banks Of discount aud deposit, wore con-
eurrad in.
A bill wan submitted regulating tho compensa-
tion of County Clerks aud Eheriffs. All fees
shall romain a. ut PRESENT. OF fees collectod,
the ofIicor BLall be- allowed to retain $4,000 aud
the oxoese shall be ilisposed Of as follows: He
nav. Of the fourth thousand, rotain 90 per cent,
Of the fifth 80 nor cent OF the sixth 10 por cont
OF the eoyonth. 60 nor cent, Of tho eighth, 50 per
cont. Of tho ninth 40 pcr cent OF tho tenth,
nr NJ anv ann, in oxcosR Of tho lattor ar1o,1nt,
" u po1 ~ vao ia 1ess t3rn ~ mn tho oSicors may
III, fTor, tba feaa accrnnpr in excess Of
tbat a,nnunt IN a,,ccoo;,;nr veara anficinnt to
r.ntn A'N IN ~ - ouerooa 81 e9 fon for eaol,
| 6ar - sl,,a horn, 81 oi}icn. Tho cxcoss
;,a,. tla an1ount .1lo,rad IT, tha nfffccra ahsll
ho ,,o;d ~ ;,io t}n Treasrv of tho county.
~ frha snootaI o,xior I,o;nr tho bi fn fix tl1a
.oIar;ou 1'" ~ Ir1rco waa talon ,,n wien, On
,aaI;a,' ia Wits msttor wan 1ejd mon tho
taiIa '~
'Ao'0' -
HOUSE. ,,,.;.,. H..
InG nenn.G lot onnno corta;n worf nnnn
!nse ntnto T. Iltnsot " sasod ~ ,,nsnr,o,aI,1
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sr. LOUIS Jan. 20.-The Giaats zeilang, n Cor
man Republican papor In this city, WAS sold at
Bhorlns aale this afternoon, to satisfy deed of
trust held by YIN. Eastinn, stockho!dor.
Simon Mayor was purchaser, for 81, 500. Tho
purchase is understood to DO In tho interest
Of Eantian, and tho paper will be continued and
conducted as heretofore.
, 1873-01-30

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.--A caboose freight train
on tho Grand Rapids l. Indiana Railroad ran or
tho track yostorday, noar Lagrange, Ind, and
killed Hiram Brockermnn, brakeman.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
pEK1N, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-A man namod shalley
was thrown upon his head by o railroad accident,
on tho Indianapolis, Bloomington l. Western
Railroad, last night, and soveroly injured. Ho
waB brought to this city, and is now doing well.
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NTDtrflGrcrS Sentenced.

IAwnsNoEnuna, Ind, Jan. 29,--1ho murderer
Johnaon, OIL boing brought before the Court.
p]oaaed guilty Of manalaughtor, and WAS sen
tenced to twelve ycara III tho Slate Prison. oope
received sentence for llfe, both being Indicted
for tho HUNG oHeloe.
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Murdered for u Drink OF Wlais1koyA
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-William Lawn, sewing
machine agent, was murdered by Thomas
stoley aaloon-keoper, at Shawnee, pcrry
County, O., on Monday evening, because he re-
fused to pay for drink.
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WISCONSIN.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

GEN&wr

MADISON, Wis., Jan. 29.-Anothor proposition
for tho disposal Of the land grant was presented
to-day, tho superiority of which. its friends claim,
is such that there iB no question It should be
adopted. It proposes to ooufer tho st. Oroix aud
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PARIS, jan. 20.-A special telegram from
Rome to tho Liberto newspaper says tho Pope
told II. Co1celles, presont Representative Of
Franco at tho Vatican, that ho would lehve Romo,
ligious orders were suppressed by the Italian
Government,
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ALBANY, Jan. 29.-Approprihto resolutions
we're pasaod III tho Assembly to-day, on the
death OF William II. Seward.
The Senate to-day adopted q resolution con-
tinuing last years tolls on tho canals for tho
present year.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 20.-Tho report Of tho Commit
zee on the Abolition Of Slavery In Porto Rico
aas presented to the lower hoaso Of the Cortes
,esterday. Tho Government will allow full
liecusslon Of the subject.
MADRID, Jan. Disturbances among the
,rtillerymon at Tarragone have been renewed.
The Government threatens to treat those NAL
contents with rigor. Petitions to Congress- for
the abolition Of slavery continue to come In
from all parts Of tho kingdom.
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BosToN, Jan. 20,--Alleged frauds on the rev.
mont of whsLov from Boston to st. Pierre. but
, 1873-01-30

LITTLE RooK, Ark, jan. pa bill pasaod
the House to-day logalizing all tho acts douo
under certain chapters Of tho so-callod Digest
of 1863"
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Bosros, Jan. 29-ln tho Houao OF Reprcsen-
tatiyea, to-day, bill to prohibit tho sale Of
malt liquors. was ordered to d third reading by
q yoto Of lag to "a. It doubtless will become q
1av
, 1873-01-30
BY G. Il. GORE u CO.,
q. q, and s5 East Randoiph'st.


Another largo atook OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
md CARPETS Of evory description. ". g. Csocke1y.
yulloN and Rockingham ware. olco dosks, wardrobes
sowinK machnes, miEro1.
An elegant plano Forto. With stool and coyor; coat,
$seo.
or. GORE 4 CO., Auotiouccrs,
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FRANCE.

night proceeded In detachmonts to Montmartro,
and quietly surrounded certain suspected quar-
tere, and arrested forty-two persons alleged to
be members OF tho International Society. Dur
e tre on tle streets occupied by tic police wore
stoppoa. .......-.
Tie final protocol OF tho Treaty OF Commerce
between Franco aud Great Britain WAS signed
This afternoon.
, 1873-01-30
CUBA.

HAVANA, Jan. 28.-Of1iclal spanteh telegrams
haye been received, which stato that tho Spanish
zuerillas had two encounters with Ygnaoio
Agramonto. Tho Spanish loss WAS two 0fllcors
md eight men killed, and thirty-scvon wonnded.
The Cuban losa was thirty-aoven killed the
number wounded Is unknown. Jose Morelra
Agramonto, Chief OF Cavalry, was killed.
A nu1nerouBly attended meeting OF slave own.
ers antl others was hold thtH evening. Several
speeches were mado, In which many different
Vows Of tho slavery question Wero taken, and
propositions In favor Of its abolition were adyo-
Gated. The general idea, howaver, waH to give
tho slayos thor liberty, providing they will mako
contracts for term Of years, ranging from
eight to Ia, ut from one to five dollars = month,
With conditions similar to those the Chinese as-
sent TO- The meeting adjourned without
definite action. One speaker advocated the
making Of the contract before British, Ameri-
can, OF German Consul. othera, aud they were
planters, demanded an indemnity Of $500 for
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Will Ne ElnuYciIs

BUFFALO, N. H.. Jan. 29.-Governor Dix rc-
fuses to Interfere in the, case Of John Gaffnoy,
sentenced to DO hanged Feb. Z.
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iIadclphla Il Erie Railroad
x1xrBR TIxA FADLA.

WINTHH TI0D IADLn
., .Aa ss,sr ssnday oet szth, lsn, The Trains
- ths,Ph,ladelphia Erie :Ra:ls0sd viu rsn- as
AlloV0:
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Catarrh, Consumption, and
Rheuma tism.

Immediate relief and permanent cure puaran.
teed in every case. Particulars sent free Address
CLINrON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l47 East 18th
Street New York.
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NO AGENT

In Your neghborhood, WE WANT ONE.
6Rl0l nv. We want ONLY Coed, Active,
mHI Agenis,-eitecr local or can.
~ Vassing-a. almost give
assa.- away q valuable outfit, and
MINT furnish the BES1 PAYING
VIlVU agency in America. Give ex-
elusive territory and the BEST TOOLS to work
with Ou Agents having immense success, and
40 cipiions in one DAY. others report rom 10 TO
25 pr day. Specimen copies Of paper full particu
lars terms, etc sent FREQ to any address.
Write at once to our FIRESlDE FRIEND, Chi
cago, ILL.,
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sstation for jamestown, N. r, and connection
With A. q g. W. traius east asdissss Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. 4 E.
R.k D. TRAYeR, Genl supt.,
Dunkirk, New Yolk.
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Theoretical Warming.

II was running n farm nowadays,
] would rather have tbIrty.six bushels
rnisei On theory ,lan 10 have eighty
fur bushels rai.cd In thu mean, under.
hand way u our late bcnigh,el grand.
parents once took i farm myself. |
topk II on shares anil ran Il ~ theory,
and the thing agare,l up In ,hls was
! did All thu work and furnished all tic
.heory. anl had tho alue nniu NINTH.
ont II tho twelve for my share II tho
profits. a'd the othcr fellow paid All tho
lases on tho farm with his share NJ tho
profits NY mutual consent we hoth
uui, that farm y. tho end II tho year
What ! know abou, farming ain. worth
brnpsng ahnu. nm, hnw lfn ,nan il
really nnsieua IL make muney ~ n
farm. the les. s.theury ha ian u, laul tho
hu',er. md ho must ~ pretty much all
tho work himself. anil foc.l his family on
what he cant sell. and q ragged
enough all ihs sino and hunt bees. |
know nany farmer. wl,o arc ~ afflicted
With theory that they have Ind tho
ground analysed h, somo rrofes4r Il
antimony. " los " tho earth lnd got
the rish, kind 4 ingredient. In i,.-far
post holes That what / call running
theory into tho ground | ne.cr knew
= farm that was worked pretty murl ly
shery Int what was fur sale ~ IL lct
every few yea,s; and | nevcr knew
farm that was wpvked In the good old
way NJ our ancestor. but was handed
lpwn from father ~ son. and was A.
wa,s notsd for ral,ing brawny-armcA
boys huxom laases, and 6rst-va.n puts
toes Josh Billings
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TsHi.iafs e'h III i, n. ~
e,ilfus'l hahs II. Ae asi uran.
Y - ! lnaaia ,let 50 rta~
nth ~ Rinr IL dela-~iia, sA,s are
ttsh " frA WI II uses. FARMS shi
si#als .,en Il aks il,s a4e Ii I,it
u haif ttts. ,asti, T. Il III, w. 4
nan VII eN#r l.u Hsl wutth 4
trgtflA atA eu,s I ~ unn II debt.
l'usTlet y lf.f's eeil n, ana il
ny ~ y II. arYneifiane,s to Ls
" u rut !, le ~ Mathematical
calculation le atrnts u he Mpf,h
60 ,'tn, .iuse - ,lclts amount /.
ahs,hali estimated i s.cssiens H.,
il.e lsetee l'git IA legal reckoning ,eiis
! ililsrent s,trs - long ~ .ki,.
're bright. ahl enni'lt ne nni,slat.d
AL II iess ltn l.raas---sp long. In
s'pr' ~ lis creditors IL not war, their
~ 'it.y -hs nlanag, re4sls II ~ through
al t'r tiH. e Lsng iipl. But liz
frsei. one important iaei. .n w,aeh
tht While question Ilny... TIM, hia
l,h's canu .'vtrr.late onr.haf. a
~ unu ,lcbl eaunn, grnw smaller L,
financial disturbance tia, takes ,lae.,
eus : l.''a tietc property, whs'l-
- !. ~ sarm IL iii y IA h.ml. II mt
up 1T il laieti .e.e isr ,u.l,. Ill tim.
Wien mphus J. ,sar.e and ,,nLud, want,
u In! nas 1T hrinG mere than S5tn
This y the simple explanation 4 w
rohstauil, recurring tast thM cluu,.
''.lo worth II property. when frcsl
INTO market ~ tic .lietil IL admins.
lraiur. only pays soo,ouo debts, and
Leaves the man Who imagined himself
rilh absolutely rcnni',ss. s.-~ss, lvu's
Republican.
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NOu.c l'innts In WiMt~r.

Mr. James Iiek say; Few plants
ON endure tie high temperature aud
lfs atmosphere i III, u u aur living
raalns 'fdc temperature should net
bu allowed t. 4" aI,aye sisiy-iive In tho
LAY time. and MT above i,rty IN tho
nisht ~ n'ucl mir and light ~ pos
sihlc -','a,ll he given. Willie the leaves
should b. .i,rinkle,l every morning. 4
spare rom, " pnrlor, u estra bedroom
il better FIR rlants than lising.roon.
\ hay win,pm. connected with Il warm
rum. especial, ii faeiag tho ssuth ar
eas', Il ~ excellent place for keeping
plant. II winter. Il should hare glass
loprs IN tie inside. which ean IL elosed
4 pa,i of tlte time, especially when
sweeping aud tinsiiug LIE main thing
~ keeping l,useltianss III health II 10
secure an even temperature, mont
atmosphere. ahi freedom fr.m dust.
Sprinkle tie leaves occasionally. and
v iell tie, neel watef uso |. freely. II
the green Il, y aI,lis appears, wash
t"ar~als freely, ani occasionally with
a little itthae,sH Mniur ur ,'ucuction 6f
luassia eliI., lf tho r,,l spider comes;
II shows the ,'ants arei IL too dry an
atmosphere. liurn little sulphur
nu''rr tho plants tie fumes u which
will Kill tle SPIDER. and afl.r~ard ksap
tho ..eins mud leaves we'll moistcnsd.
ueea.leu4lIs. lnt not of.cn, worms
appear i. the rp's. This sean DO avoid.
= ~ ! rreat measure W careful pot.
ting, \ little veak li,ne. water i some.
times II lear.it II sarb easc.. also 6ss
drops II lllail ammonia toa gallon X
water; sht1,sl, rerlsp. tic better way
i Il rrtai removing tile erfsh caro-.
fully, - ~ 20 ~ inJufo thu growth
u tic plant. =
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NV. w liasu lp.u studying ilis
financial business over, aai WI tlIilk
wa understand II lluse real Il .
quotations. eight cplauhs s,lii nm
rnreil. every e,unrK jnrt h1isre l,d-
time, II WI wasn. deal broke W. Il
Ln n hrokpr. iDnr half TINT Ncat. n
q rcl,nso.o wokc mp tLe u,l,rr night,
and. being little re-,leas boransa w
hal ~ funds with Jay ieeko 4 60
asked whas they mean, l,y saying gold
was weaker. Here was onr orrorsnn-
lty 10 show ilnt tho eight columns
s,liI nonrarcil hal worked, Turning
oyuf and plansln; onr iecs nenins, 'he
fuolhoarl, wc commenced NJ ,llc begin,
ing. AMI. reviewing ihe spirit q W
times, explained bo~ none, was ~.
qsired 10 moyo grain. remarking as
soms length on tho expeiIcncy of ~
carly resumption d ) moro subs.ansia
circulating medium. aui winding ".
with tho rrcsen, stringoncy when every.
thing Il tiel W In Worthless anl ~.
pressed stocks. and showing how. while
petroleum was casy anl whisky shai,
And uulL very much down IN tho mnu,t
all that wss necessary M,
plenty n currency 10 move
grain. Jon know, nnl !. vas all right
again. llul women never can unler
..anl 1nance, though ny wifv know, !
Anllav shen shs sAes u. - unik a
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H. $500 A4 -
49, #
ftt s
- - ft le NM
ss at* | 49, / 49, N4
ttM sA *ssNh p&ms
+ 49, * A s4s NJ / -
sss tt A III N
NA at Hesas4 \
~ se fA W. 4sst4
si#eA p8 f4s A t1aNf
- 49, 1i4N - tsy4 ss
FAst ~ ~ - tNN II H. stst |
- y IN ! AatE n AtAt II NFa
'ssH# hsA AAtfe MatsNt uA
y id sAAs sAs a - tn | t8a
n ATf lA fe#Ats tA4a
vt aA ii @ IN VI vstA
aA iAfA AM 49, fA4h / .As#~A
1T " N# ~hs Al I ~
NhAi sHa sa3 49, sasls y
- fatt y Aes lst4 vi - me
itai sie ge'a VI 1 ~ 49,, us4usAg
tia' | talked | ss aYa
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The Country Gpaslnman relates a
arN IN, ~ a taspherrf said 10 bo nov
10 hnrtien'iafi.ia. f,nnl growing wild
by Stephen kaikanicr. Of Ontario
County, y Il. IN f.llows
|, isa largo cap variety, tho bsr.
riss heing nl,nu, tho sixc Il these of
Ito Mammoth Cluster. eolos dark rcd,
~ rntrli.', brown. II has much pulp.
anl y lcliratc atd lpiey IN texture.
md II very gno,l flavor. Tie n,o.t 70.
ia kai,le character |. its e,er.bearinR
ehn,artrr--,i y fruit nni flowers bcing
On tho same luslle. viii, MI intcrmsdi.
atc degrees of maturity II II pro-
duesivc. single bushes having borne
three quarts aud lnrse cropA obtained
tie year after planting. Il appsAn
- 10 ii,,inct variety u tho -, fsa.
ily rather than Lybird. . has bsss
TIL u.l,t
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- h4a* II asss*s tAe eh 49, Y
~ f*sssss fasa 49, II i - a.
Hs#sFA " saAAs u ~ .sNsA Au4slsR
~ assA gss 4 t1e NAAs ~ 49,
ttaH - VI tNes ~sst ~ So w n
EHla Asa II ~ tss IL avss slss ~ss
aitArx Y '+As s4sl tsNsaas \ sra as*sA
N hN*is ~ ~ W. svAs+ss "A shsa
rFApa sNAssssssnT fAts es~ Asss
Hua - @sst aAsth ilea ~ seatis u
80 n W. assws II iNsa stnsa
rtaass legs. H. weni sAeat - v tAsts
rtfthwv8srtu eeasass ~ht4e iss rNs
sfv~vus hri saiieta ~ h#ssVs.sTsl -
fhss eswe. ltinvire ,htt hii Mars
nth uNls suls 4 rattle. ~aesn ssWt
li''lt s~vi. snl perhaps nl'trs rnaavA
" lter shrm s,il sall TIE s.sl ,ht,
lflanstA un ihla. new irrAlinr. Ftpm
vhish they falls realized ,htit expert.
'a.iNa l,rsins The teassn they lni
lntl.n MI "a ,htir land ~hs,h II III, III
theit ruw~r 10 hrvak hal harvested
ana saved their rrl's laying Al russi
tile AVA, fot another spring Man, IL
them h.en, the winter away i, work.
sending hack tl4elr wages IN support
their wives and little ONES nn the hamr.
stead The sl'ring II iss0 came. All
were alise ~ ,lsir in.rtcs, HI tie
lanl TIM. could hc prepared ws. relel
many having ,p ~ into lelt frr ,heir
seia, full, thinking u rrra, a, harvest.
AMI have nn abundance l-it. llu, lnu
little docs frail humanity know II .lr
urfaingsnf nature llefarc haryrs, came
the sronrre come upon VA. tras.hnr-
rcrs ~ m,ria,ls lillcd the mir anil ever.
sa the ground, Who're were tho var.
dcnsy Ons hour snilirei III make them
barren patches They descended on
ih" WHEAT. eating oil the young heads
anl letting tllem fall IL ,hr ground
upon tie corn. eating ont the growing
ears, and IN three DAYS utterly icstrpt-
inv tho homcstcalcrs hard work CIR
tho la.t year, leaving many without M,
way whatever ~ 1.-Two through tho cun-
ing winter, aud thcre mus. Lc great
suffering without lslp They have rn,
III asking for this help until, In their
prcat cAtrumitles. they nra obliged ~
submit Our business mon arn unable
to lcnl them ail, f"r their capital il
limited, We are obliged - look abroad
for help, They are many families in
this toseeola) county, who are now. at
tho beginning u winter. without clothes
- cover theta u food enough 10 keep
out starvation frr ono month, and moth
Inv .lerewi.l, - Nv, nors, Such 10
our condition We have rofraincd frun,
making any mention. either through
rarrr Or by lettnr, ~ our ftienda even
hoping that We might be allie 10 rot
through Tia wiu.er assisting ene another
bu. w hai !. impa..ihle.
81 = meeting hold here BY tho homo.
stea'lers q, last Saturday, II WINS, In
view y thu immediate necessity NJ help
unanimously yo.oi - ak tho older
counties of tho State 10 give or lenl IN
assistance, They alao nt thu, ,lnc 10.
lertrl committees 10 ascertain who
were IN want and 20 500 that They were
relieved.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Tho nigh, has thousand eyes.
And .hr day ini our.
Yet the ilah, nf ,hr fright world dies
With lilo lying sun.
rhc mind has 4 thousand cy,s.
AMI tho heart hat pne,
VT The li.hl sf whole life lies
when lnvs II ,luh~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Il wAs IN Irish covoner who. when
asked how he accounted ior m sstranr.
dinary mortality In Limerick. rsplin.l
sadly; II can mol toll. There aro POI.
rio dying this year that ncycr died BE-.
fnvA. Y,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Paddy. ny boy, " Md gentleman
% ~ IrIslman, whom hs observed dsh.
Ing away A. 'lesp pool, 'shas mus. 10
a fAyorite stream fur trout" Faith,
anh anre II must he that same; for I
have been standing bers those three
honrs. and not ono ol en- como out of
III ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Hqnnbhlcs. IN nll bachelor. showcl
his stmking, which ho had just dnru"l
10 maiden lady, who eon.emptuo,sl,
remarked Pretty good fr ! man darl
ner." Whercnpon Sqasbblss remarked
"Yss, gool enough for ! woman. darn
Ler.u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

An exchange hAs III editorial headed
'i.oyc's Longevity" " course ,ha,
exchange docs mi live In Chicago NJ
there lovo kno~s 10 longevity. but i,
~ especial pot u lin Radr. and lir.
ypuny. infernsll, youna.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Pusiled sehool.boy 70 bio teacher,
'l,nt, siv. II wAtss nanglt bc nothing
then twire nnnght mnst Le something.
~ ias double slis, wAns psueb, II. !"