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stands. ii you must sell something
in order to raise money, let this be
the last thing you sell, for you will
have something else upon your farm
upon which you can realize larger
proportion Of ito intrinsic value
Sell that, or anything but corn at
quarter or half its value, and you
can make money by keeping it
Corn 10 ono Of the great stapIes-lt
is a MISTER OF necessity, and will be
purchased, no matter what the price
IL that may b demanded tor it,
Every year u not good corn year.
An untavorabls spring, AN excessive
~ dry aud hot summer land if one
extreme follows another, we ought
to have . blistering summer after
such a winter as thiS) coming on be
tore corn has reached certain stage
or an early tall frost, may, send it up
among the ninetics before you are
aware of 1t. Aud vast 40 the SUR.
plrs is, . poor season will conaume
it oil, and much moe; and a. soon
10 there 10 possibility for rise, the
vast army OF spectators who are
loaded with 1t, will put their shout
der under the market and hoist it in
to the clouds The true policy -
to crib it whsrs it stands-svery
bushel yen can hold; and il you have
nensy to spare, to buy It from your
neighbors. You may not realize
your price the coming season, but it
will come. with interest.
Our advice to the Eastern farmer
is, to buy it willis it is cheap; aud
our advice to the Westcr farmer, to
sell just ~ little Of 1t as possible
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The Book Of the oounte'
nahCos

There 10 no science in their pretsn-
sions TO which mankind are more apt
to commit grisvous mistakes, than
in the supposed very obvious one OF
physiognomy / quarrel not with
the principles of tt IL science, as they
are laid down by the learnsd protes-
sors much less am l disposed, with
some people, to deny its existence
altogether has any inlet OF krowl.
edge tsat can be dependent upon. |
believe that there is. or may be, al
art to read tho mind construction in
the isce.' But, then, in every species
OF reading, SO much depends upon
the eyes.ot the reader; il they are
clear, or apt to dazzle, or inattentive,
or strained with too much attention,
the optic power will inlalib'y bring
home false reports OF what il reads.
How often VIZ do say, upon a
sursory glance at stranger, what
fine open countsnancs ts has, who,
upon second inspection, proves 10
have tho exact features OF knaye-
Nay, on much moro intimate &C
quaintancs, how deluge of this
kind shall con.ipuo Tor months,
aud then break ~ all at once.
Ask the married man, who has
been 80 but Tor = short time, If
those blue eyes, where during 81
many years OF anxious cour,ship,
truth. swestncss, serenity seemed to
be written in characie rs which should
not DO Observation-Disclosures him il
the characters which they now con
vsy BIZ exactly the same?-it for
truth ho does not read a dull virtue,
(tho mimic OF constancy,) which
changes not, only because it was the
judgment to make pretersncep-ii
TOR sweetness he does not read ami
NAL tranquility, the dead pool OF the
heart, which no breeze OF passion can
stir into health? Alas what 10 this
book of the countenance good Tor
which when we have read so long,
and thought that we under
stood its contents, here comes a
countless list OF heart breaking ezra.
II IT tho snd.-[Charles Lame.
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ana ohs ounce OF good camphor.-
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HOOD YET DlScovnR8D.
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vSnereal Diseases Mescurial and Miner.
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Dropsy, general or partial; Swellnge, external OF
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u very short time. Z
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af SeerSu aa' Diseases, Danarua, scsly
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Chronic Diseases, Fever and Asus, Dis
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A6sctsons, General Debility, in short. oil the
numerous dseascs csused 81 bad blood are con.
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Each bottle contains between forty and
ATTY ordinary doscs, costing only one dollar. :.
From one to four or ave bottles Will
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From two 70 eight bottles viii cure
CcAly Eruptions OF the Skin, Ulcers, Sores. and
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From two to six bottles win b. found
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From two 90 ten bottles viii cure
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n D. RANSOM, SON 1 CO., Rrspf's,
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Adopted.-A respectable NAL.
=, han, aged fiity-fvs, weight 2 o.
with no hair to comb and no = ii
oats to SOW; il willing to be adopt d
W . wealthy gentleman who VI
treat him - an only son. No object
ION to the country. Address Infant /.
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1DT7A7S7iK1 7R7T NOTICE

ADHlA7S7'KA TR7T NOTICE.
DUBLIC notice i hereby given that the
| undsrsigned, appointed February 18th
1874 and commissioned February 18th 1873
BY the Circuit Court Of Tama County in the
state Of Iowa. Administratrix OF the Estate
sf ROBERT wILKIN8ON deceased and
al persons having elaine sxainst said Es-
tate are hereby notified to file them with
The Clerk Of said Court. clearly stated and
iuly sworn to. and within legal time, pre-
paratory to their being allowed or proved
and persons owing said Estate are request.
cd V make immediate paynsat to the un.
dersignsd. ard avoid costs.
Dassd 81 Toledo Iowa, this l7th day Of
February a. b. 1874.
MARY T. WILKINSON.
81, >Aministratrix
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FOREST AND EVERGREEN TRIES I SEEDS
THELAR iEST STOCK IN AMERICA
Is Millions Evergreen Trees; II Millions
European Larch, ETC., s.c. All grown from
seeds in eur own Nuseries. Also Fruit and
Forest Tree Seeds. Catalogues Free.
ROBERT DOUGLAS 4 SONS.
Waukegan, III.
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Aves4soS ~ ~ xo{loXG.
A. ELLINGTON; with Chicago. Bu,lise.
ION = quincy Railroad for Chiesee. Peerls,
Cincl natl end Louisville, Keekuk: 0uinst
and kansas: with Toledo, Peoria i War.
Jaw Railway for Logsnspert. Cclumbus,
fi'sourg and st. Louis, vie. Rock ford. Resi-
island 1t. Louis Railroad; with Burlins:
ton Missouri River Railroad for Ottuuvs
ned YAK, Nebraska and Kansas, and viii
burlington Southwestern for Farminstsi
Bloomfield, Missouri and Kansas,
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with CT.
caSc . Southws6teyn Railroad for Nes1.
linton and Lsavsnworth.
Al VEST LIBERTY, with CAieses. Rssl
isiand = Pacific kailroad, FOR lows Ctr,
Oes Moinss and Dave. non. .@s
A. alCHOLS, with Muscatins DIVA,
y. = : NJ, fer Mdsoatine.
: A. OEDAR RAPIDS, with Chicago .
nor.nWestsrn Railway for Omsha. Couasil
s'uas And Chicago. snd with Dubuque 4
oeuthwostsrn Railway for Dubuque.
~ WATERLOO and CEDAR FALLS,
WIN Illinois Central Railroad for Ind epsp.
City -
. A. 4, NORA JUNCTION, with Mllw.ut..
Charles City.
a. AUSTIN, with Milwaukee 4 q. Pal
"s.way, for ell points In Minaseese, .
a. OF; fAUL, for I'll points On NeNhssn
sc!nc hailAay the great Lake Superior
.es,on, and oil points NORTH and Nertl'
800 ss2stsi-F
y. 4. PErrIBONE. MN. GREENE.
a A. ALL uesI 1oPt. 0sar Dup'L
y 9.Wn. Goal Ticket Agent,
Cedar Kspfis Jews
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- II also q. axyserior Tonic:
kcytOrca the Appetite,
ssrenstheus fSsf ystem.
0estores the Weak Mnu apeDtiitascd.
Cnusea the Eoot to Digest,
wauov~z DrsneuasN ard nNiSestteN.
Fses eists Mniarious Hevsrs.
Gives tone - yeur 81 stenA. -,
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FARMERS L PLANTERS NURSERY
L 1t will pay to send and get free prices
before buying. Address Isaac Gifgord, Des
Moines, Iowa.
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The Guide 10 published Quarterly. 25e
pays for the year, which 10 not half :he cost.
Those who Afterwards send money to the
amount sf$I or more for seeds may also
order - cents worth sxtrs-ths price paid
for the Guide.
THIS first number is beautiful, giving
plans for making Rural Homes. Dining
Table Decorations, Window Gardens, Sc,
and . mass Of information Invaluable to
the lover Of flowers. 1870 pages. on fne
tinted paper. some 500 engravings, and :
superb Colored Plate and Chrome Cover
The first edition Of 100000 just printed in
English and German. JAMES VICE.,
Rothester, New York.
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A Dook ron Tng aaltLlonl

A Private Counselor - the QarrfeA
& thoss about to Marry, on the Physiological mys-
tories and revelations Of the ssxnal ystsm with the
latcst discoveries in producing and preventing or
spring. preserving the complexion, &C.,
1hts 10 N interesting work Of tive hundred ard
o9ty paees. with humorous sngravngs, and contains
Sal1AbIs Information for thoee who are married or
eeneemp!ate marriage; still u 10 book that ough1
= - tndsr leek and 10y and not laid sarslsssly
about The houss
e9so ~ - efss = paaG.s ~ YAv cssts. AlArsss
iGp3Ic1 50 IN AFFLICTED AID WeYolgvxA92
80 ss.g.e = ~ ssesrsss Qy.en vhs aivssls 9
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DR.. CROOKS WINE or TAE!

Ten Year4O6A pWbssc
Test has proved Dr.Cftt,k .
Nlneof'rAr to have more
merit thaY15 AAy similar
preparation ever offered ie
Jhe public. 1t IL rich In
Che medicinal qualities OF
Tar, and unequaled Tor
Nseases OF tho Throat &
Il q lsEss performing the
most remarkable Cures ~
eiIectually cures oil Coushs
aAa C0lds. 1t has Cured 20
: many cases OF Asthma
and Bronchitis, that It
has boon pronounced .
epccifi q for thcsO com.
plants. Tor Pains IN the
breast, Elsl0 or Bsack,
raveI ~P Kidney dts.
ease, diseases oithc Crtns
airy Organs. Jasnstice,
Or any Liver Complaint
It has no equal.
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11es Ikles Yellow, blckly- Iooktoe Sda
I. changed 70 one Of freshness and heelth.
tsataIest lsSoa~ lsas snd Krap6iens ~
sonaoved. WxrOfmla, 9eRofuloas D1eeoSoS
- Nse Eyes, White eMcllimg, UIrer9.
1Wlndls and disappear under it induencs.
q i.se Y VIII d0 yoa moro good, And cure
y na moGs spscdliy than s,,y md az other
turv1 own rcs,oscrl A soluble oxyd Of Iron
Snpblned with the medicinal properties Of
~ II Ntll eurs any Q1hronie or Less.
bbAneiex .pIssase whose real or direol
IL laa bseet. HlsenmanaDaoop, Palns
- e1Gsao or 4eoes. 4onaatsu eloase hro.
k~n Gov , w kcruHiAi e other poisons.
ere. al currd lyit For 6xphllls. OF ~ mi.
-: :: , -. u,sss - .c'h'. saq:l e if
svos15A = $Er0GxD SYntP or
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QLAukS.-BLANk D1kLB, N0RT0A
- 0E6, Qait Claims snl Jushss's Dhak
81 The cssSsieLs UGRee,
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and tasteless. Oranges, bannas, pomeTan-
ates, and fresh figs are abundant and cheap.
There are no oysters, except those which
are imported in tin cans. Grapes are
delicious and plenty.
1t is now night, and we turn back to the
streets of Buenos Ayres. It's brilliant
lights disclose to you, everywhere, the bill
liard-saloons in full blast. You can easily
imagine that the whole male population is
engaged in gambling. The people of this
land are, inyeterate gamesters. There is
no pretense of fconcealment. Windows and
doors are thrown open to the street, with
out thought of shame. Men sit down
there to cards, and fleece their victims Of
houses, lots, and fortunes, without any loss
of their social standing. This vice is moi
confined to the cafe Every square you
pass, you are accosted by men and boys
offering little slips of paper to sell, which
you ascertain are lottery tickets. So per
sistont are they to give you lucky mum
ber that it is hard to shake them off Vas
lotteries are under government supervision
and pay proportion of their profits to
ward the support of the nation. Churche:
orphan asylums, hospitals, adopt the sam
system, and by raffling, give the sanctio
of religion to the great immortality Ther
are churches and Sunday schools in tn
United States which are not less guilty.
The Methodist
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reyDard Is run into and killed in the open.
But from the start to the death, 80 dense
is the population in England that he is
rarely out of sight of some one; so that
the dogs, when they come to an @out, 2 (as
they frequently do, from the amazing
speed at which they rum are soon put
right again by a aView, Holloa Y from
some party cognizant of the course which
the fox has taken.
Now this is not hunting, in the strict
acceptation Of the word. 1t isa mixture Of
hunting and coursing. Accordingly, in
England tongue" and "nose" are made
subordinant to speed, but still we freely
admit that, for the work they have to do,
there are no dogs in all the world at all
comparable with the best English fox
hounds.
If the writer were in England, with a
lot of First fight" hunters in his stable,
he would prefer the English style of hunt
ing, and would hold the gray fox in as
much contempt as an English fox-hunter
does hare but here on his own native
heath he prefers the native gray fox to the
foreign red.
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Queen City of the West.

Prof D. S Gregory in the New York
OJserrer says However true it may be
that things stand still in the Old World, it
is eminently untrue of things in this New
World What marvellous changes have
taken place in Cincinnati, the Queen City
of the West since first visited it, twelve
years and more ago. If remember right
ly, it was then at the head of the great
cities of the West in the race of progress,
in which Chicago and st. Louis have since
outstripped it. The massive stone work of
the great Suspension Bridge was not then
finished; now that imposing structure and
the great Railroad Bridge have long spann-
ed the Ohio; and Covington, the Brooklyn
of Cincinnati, is rapidly becoming large
city.
From the summit Of the Inclined Plane
Railway, if SO fortunate as to find his way
to that elevation, one gets fine view of
this grand city. 1t there shows itself to
be of an extent before unexpected and
dcnsely packed with houses, large pro-
portion of which, especially those "across
the Rhine" where the foreign population
is chiefly gathered, right under the hills
are still more densely packed with human
beings. The eye takes in the graceful
sweep of the Ohio, bearing its sever-movine
feet of steamers away westward toward
the old home of President Harrison the
beautiful Kentucky hills rising to tn,
southward, with Newport and Covingtor
nesting at their base Mt, Eden, away tC
the eastward, with the magnificent, though
yet unfinished, Park, climbing its severa
sides, and the Cincinnati Observatory, $,
closely associated with the fame of thu
lamented astronomer and General, Nit
chell, crowning its summit; and there
back to the northward, just glimpse o
the green hills through which so man,
ugly ravines have p!oughed their way as i
to Isolate and make separate Eden O
each of the beautiful suburban villages il
which the Cincinnatian glorics. As tn
stranger gets such view, and begins t
grasp the wonderful though quiet energ
showing itself in all the forms of trade an
industry, and to take in the great naturs
aud artificial connections of this centra
Queen, with the vast region around, h
begins in measure to comprehend tn
greatness of the city as centre of secula
activity.
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Closing Cracks in Stoves.

1t may be convenient to know ready
method of closing cracks which are not
uncommon in cast-iron stoves and VIC are
assured that the following receipt is a
reliable one
Good wood ashes are to be sifted through
fine sive; to which is to be added the
same quantity Of clay, finely pulverized
together with a little salt. The mixture
is to be moistened with water enough to
make paste, and the crack Of the stove
filed with il. The cement does not pee
off nor break away, and assumes an ex-
treme degree Of hardness after being heat
cd. The stove must be cold when the
application is made, The same substance
may be used in setting in the plates Of .
stove, or fitting stove-pipes, serving t
render all the joints perfectly tight
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Excellent Interest Rules.

Finding the interest on any principal
for any number of days The answer in
each case being in cents, separate the two
right hand figures of the answer to express
it in dollars and cents
-Four per cent.-Multiply the prin-
cipal by the number Of days, and divide by
80.
Six per cent.-Multiply by number Of
days, separate right-hand figure, and di-
vide by 6.
Eight per cent-Multiply by number
of days and divide by As.
Nine per cent.--Multiply By number Of
days, separate right-hand figure and di-
vide by 4.
Ten per cent--Multiply by number Ct
days and divide by Sc.
Twelve per cent.--Multiply by numbcl
of days, separate right-hand figure and di
vide BY 3.
Fifteen per cent Multiply by number
Of days and divide BY 81.
Eighteen per eent.--Multiply BY mum
Der os days, separate right-hand figure ant
divide by 2.
Twenty per cent? Multiply BY numbe
of daysa divide BY ls.
| Twenty-four per eent.--Multiply b
number Of days and divide BY IS,