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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

THE LIBERALS.-The Cincinnati
Commercial delights in poking fun at
the Liberals. Abiding to a recent
Republican Convention in Ohio, that
journal saws I'VE received the
solemn information last evening that
the brains Of the Liberal Republican
party in this county had taken the
cars for Columbus. The braIrs was
done up in several of the original
packages, and Transported under an
assortment of dingy plug hats. A
good deal Of it was the same that
made its appearance in the State capi,
tai to consult with the Democracy"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

A QUEER BLUNDER.-On day lately a spcci-
men of that wild and reckless sect of men who
follow type singing as Il trae, entered our sane
tum and bespoke him- Elf Sob or " sit" as the
slang of the trade hath it. lie said he could set
ANYTHING from St-hcl.cna to breakfas.. He
could set hen, set a saw, ST Il broken leg. set a
steel trap or steal a set tap, and he was old
lightning on setting type. We told him the lat
ter suited our wants besLso he went TO work
An item Of ours on ScnccawGs the first victim OF
his cgrcgiOus talent III went through that
item in way that WAS f9arfnl TO behold. He
clawcd 1t up, paved II hcr and there in patches
making ii look like COZ field over which Vi
cious bull had paved ana beloved When he
got through with that "Opy" the proof reader
was horriird, The mon he scanned the copy
and the Proof the moreno was bcwildcred, but
the forms were ready 70 the press and that mat.
ter "must go in." Sole wormed through lis
Ihicroglyphical words nd hidden or unknown
depths, and at last gol in the best shape posi-.
bic. This is the way TALL happened ana how it
came to pass that We h,imated that DR.. J. had
reached or passed q ever was. Of the age OF
| "pupcrty" when we riant it TO be puberty"
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From MarseiIIes.


\ child Of Mr.. Nelson Barber's died Tues
day night Of cholera infantum
Rev. o. G. May delivered lecture at the
Congregational church on Monday evening.
Mr. May was formerly resident of this place,
but now of Tremplean, Wis.
These beautiful moonlight evenings one
would almost think that the cornct band
ought TO enlyen the scene by few strains
Of their music though it is hardly to be cx-
pected.
Mrs. j. b. Gillespie and daughter were
thrown from their carriage near the river
bridge, by their horses becoming frightened
at bad place in the bridge. Mrs Gillespie
was injured considerably, though her daugh.
ter alightcd unhurt.
Some new residences are nproccss of cree.
ton in the east end of town.
The only Office upon which much thought
has been expended as yet, is that of county
clerk, and it is evident that this will be a
closely contested point.
Mr. Vest Wood, proprietor of Wood House
Cancy, Kansas, is on a visit to his many
friends of this place. He was considered as
one Of our Oldest and most respected inhabi-
tants.
The cntcrprising business firm Of Brown &
Norton have another paper mill in process
of erection. When completed this will make
the third paper mill that has been reared by
them within the past few years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

4 portion Of the Sixth Ward in this city is, or
latLer Vas a day or two ago in state OF violent
'rrnent. 1t seems that a gentleman, well
tuown denizen of that section Indicated whose
name II much akin to that Of an ancient bcver.
age popular in Noah's time, but now only used
as fluid for purposes of ablution or floating
aquatic animals in, white fooling around hi- well,
lost the bucket thCrciH. On procuring Yrsppling
hooks he got Out-N0t what he sought for. He
dropped his hooks they seized strR'tthing, and
BE pulled it up, and that something was-horror
Of horrors,--a lHle Ja6y' He Stood transiXed,
as wen he might, and then ne '~1tiied his neigh
bors, who soon hockcd arourd the scene. Old
women came in crowd, aHS IN all states OF dress,
rom ;hc full lloomcd ry.nuicr, trail, tower.of.
rabe].knob on the head t ear rings, high heclcd
boots. down through 'Ac various GRADES Of full
dress half dress, tc.'rctty much no dress at ALL
AID thc.e females aeId up their hands and ex-
aimed rs the poured in through the gates,
"fjh, s,,i dcpr.yily. Did You cycrE' Law
,a"s. what Z. vc a comm to-" Men, too. came
rom ~ parts If the ward, but not maniicsting
.uc 'g1i degree OF excitement shown by the
--wcc.er sex. They just poked one another in
he r.l. and winkcd and looked knowing and
Stsd such questions as, Say, bet You two dol,
ar. a4I fifty cents l can guess who" &c; or,
Woader who i sUspected>' While one pious
chap. 7...h 81 bible under his arm, becoming dis
.u-t,d with the gross immortality of some men
nd s,7,. women, put his bible in his pocket and
went OFT nto a lumber yard to pray,
After a goodly crowd had assembled around
he wei tie proprietor opened the cigar box in
.aken from the well, and pulled ont water.
logged, snub-nosed, one-leESed, and altogether
rather a cheap DOLL BABY.
For twenty years the 9Th ward had not heard
.uch vigorous and well expressed profanity as
prevail ii aroGEd there for the next two hours,
s:,er tile "sulI' had begun TO work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

Every alternate section OF the land, Tor ~
miles each side of the railroad, is owned by the
railroad company The rest belongs to Uncle
samuel, ana can be occupied in 50 acre tracts, as
homcsteads, or, by residing on an 80 for six
months, the settler gets a presumption claim, by
virtue Of which he can enter the land at $3.50 an
acre. 4 soldier however, can homestead or pre-
empt 100 acres The railroad lands adjoining are
held nj from 81 to 81 an acre, but are sold to set
t!crs on such easy terms, and with so many other
advantages, that settlers generally as readily buy
Of the railroad as Of the government.
VARIOUS DoDGEs.
Various are the lodges to get hold Of these
lands. They are being gobblcd up and are doub-
ling in value SO rapidly that the country is full
Of speculatsrs, and one hears nothing but LAND, "
land" from one end Of the road to the other.
Uomcstcaders, as in Northern Nebraska, build
sod houses make small breaking plant sod
corn, then wheat, working about mean time, to
Ike out Il living, while hanging on to their claim,
and though the homestead covers but 80 acres,
manage to get part of their sod house on the
edge of another So upon which they prove up a
presumption claim But your bold Spectator
beats this hollow He finds the centre of IL
valuable section, crccts on il large house with
four rooms each room being on a different quar-
Ter. He hires four men, each to occupy one of
the rooms six months, each to make small
breaking and raise Il few potatoes or cabbagcs on
his respective quarter, and then each proving up
4 separate presumption claim and entering it with
he money Of the Spectator and in his name. Is.
VI. Smith, of Chicago, is credited with playing
his game very extensively in behalf of some
huge eastern land company.
CONCLUSION.
Bat our story is about spun out. The rum from
hcarney home was made in 80 hours and attend
"a with no accident or incident worthy to be re
corded. The general impression we retain OF
Nebraska is, that it is a fruitful, saIubrious,
healthy state, and good country for young pco-
pie to go to with little money but plenty o! pluck
Without the latter especially, they are rs well
Of in Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY. sEPThMHER g. 1878.
Another Menagcric and Circus.

Montgomery Qucon's Great European Mena-
gcrir, Circus aud Troupe Of Bedouin Arabs is
without doubt the finest and most extensive eX.
hibition that has ever been organized. This
Colossal Exhibition will visit Ottawa. giving two
exhibitions, one in the afternoon and one in the
evening, on Thursday sept. llth This EXhibi.
ton includes number OF remarkable animals
among the wonders TO be noted is the mammoth
lion den, containing six fierce kalra lions, herd
of huge camcl,, aud the great elephant Selim,
the largest animal nature ever produced, the
calf elephant Cleopatra, the smallest Of the kind
ever seen in America, of which fuller descrip-
ton is given in the advertisement, 1t is some
thing well worth seeing, and we have no doubt
the immense tent will bc filed both afternoon
and evening, \ fine street display will take
place in the morning at ten O'Clock The follow
Ing we clip from the DonClsonyillc Hcr0d Of
June 9th:
Montgomery Queens Circus and Oriental Car
avian exhibited at Worcester to-day, ana WAS
attended by an Immense crowd of people. The
entry into the city was beautiful beyond dcScrlp
ton. The den Of lions and the dark nude" sons
of eastern climcs mounted upon cancls, gave Il
decided oriental appcaran'e to TINS gorgeous
pageant. The band, under the leadership of
Prof. Norris, far surpaSses anything yet before
the public, and i, worthy the attention of all nll
steal admirers The drove OF camels and den OF
lions are alone worth the price Of admission, aud
when looked upon, At once remind one of the
wildncss of the jungle. Mr. Nat Austin, tie
clown, cXcCls all that have zone before him,
making true the old adagc, that he who plays
the comic must need to be Of brilliant intellect.
Mr.. Charles Reed, in his great double somersault
act is truly wonderful. In fact, we take pride in
saying that Queens Circus and Caravan by far
Gals oil hpt huN h.f, h,tl in ref pr
cncc to its exhibitions and the courtesy of its
I'M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

One day lately We visited the pretty and some
what romantic village of Dayton, four miles
northeast of Ottawa, on the picturesque Fox.
We found somewhat more stir than usual, ow
ing to the fact that
TIE DAYTON WOODEN MILLS
have once more commenced TO run. Mr.. Jesse
Green, the pioneer manufacturer Of woolcn goods
Of this section of country, who for many years
managed this factory from its infancy until
It had reached the large proportions of the
present, owing to an unfortunate government
contract and other causes not within the reach
Of human foresight, became seriously involved,
or rather the company did, and was obliged to
stop the mills Every dollars worth of the
property was turned out to the creditors, ana so
ar rs in their power the Greens aud the company
made as good as they could all losses, which
those who had advanced them money had sus.
aimed. But the factory could not be run, and
}hc whole ncighborhood and the country for
miles around felt the loss.
Las; spring Mr. Jesse Green, looking about for
something to do, succeeded in getting Il couple
Of contracts to put up stone work for dam IN
Fox river al Dayton and another at Aurora. On
these by sagacious management, he cleared
upwards of $4,000. He took this money and
bought from the creditors of the wooden mills
he remnants and other stock on hand and OBJ
aimed lease TO run the mills until the lst Of
January next He will run them during that
lime and as much longer as he can make it pay
Wc hope that he will receive such aid and en-.
enlargement as viii cUahle him TO keep them in
operation indefinitely
DAYTON COLLAR FACTORY.
For some time Mr.. Dunayan and Mr.. Brunk
lave been doing successful busiLess in the
manufacture Of horse collars at Dayton. They
lad labored undry thc disadvantage of not hay.
'ng sufficient capital to carry all the stock need
ID to I'LL orders Their business too rapidly in.
creased and at length they concluded to organize
:: stock company. \ number OF moncyed men
promptly took the stock and now the establish
ment is on firm financial basis, with paid up
ash capital Of $4,000, the papers having been
lied ON the Both Of August ult Mr.. Noah Brunk
IS president and Mr.. A. +. Dunayan secretary and
treasurer. They make the celebrated Penny
packer as well as other improved collars, and
now with large ready cash capital and an
abundance of the very best of stock, together
with all the modern improvements in machinery,
will DC able to fill all demands.
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See the following valuable Extracts from Pres:
Notices.

~ very valuable boon. Rni no one intending 20 paint
should fall 20 read t''-N l. TritE1C.
ave ia not know much could be said the suheC'
Of painting house until read This excellent b0JE U.
NJ Bairas N T. RerpI.
- want long felt at last supplied" Amsr
mo- only necessity painter, valuable every
occupant Of a dWcliu..'- T. u Jrid
Buy - codes OF this b1os and distribute thurI among
v,ur rfs.- II they will heed "a" advice therein SO. could
make 10 more valuable present --'h .nqgD YTb.HT.
",a rahE,iug this book NJ Baird has done real .rEy
Zee 20 tig comm unity - IJ...iD N.gHf.
.,y., bop, TIE publisher ~l sell ,lJOu coqo. % ,Als
book 1gru. 'i3.'-EJg'YH .'.-.sf,a..
we have .u-' painted orr hons" advised by the
thor. aud congratulate ourselves That Gw'irr our
nrigahnIhuoi "'r'i- oars 20 appearance. ~HHp'iH
Hrr'H-
"In -.r, sample copy tor 81 -sl's. Mr. BART must
feel certain C.G,T Tor - oouad C.g'a VII follow
F5rUE I.t.t.
.'ra know the Towr .lt County palm, 'h'r'g recon-
uc.l end can vDuCl tY- their value l.a hctl'1'. %
n. 90 fa-f son" brand ol ..-te Leaf. = 70. Lsfg,-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06
Wihoft's Anti-Periodic, or Fever and Ague
Tonic,

This Gte2 Hnrig possesses ali the properties INA,
claimed for Il by lie discover and its manufacturers It's
not Iucacer for AL the oils that flesh Is heir to- bult
will cure ChRs and Ftnr, HspcRs 0Hd Sts7R attended
with bypertrophy Of that organ. san Palms. CJayftirf
Chtis ai al Ferers Of missmatc origin Read the tes
monalS OF grateful hundreds who have enjoyed ,s bless
ings and see what they say.
$50 Reward is offered for the man who has taken The
ronic ttag according to directions and who will pro.
nounce himself not cured Bring M the your
money II be be found The Tonic is sure. sure ana
Ieay. Il 10 cheap because you DO require II in long
drawn out GoSGs. RurgG w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

noon a couple of rather well dressed burglars
were being put into Jail here They had com.
mittcd little burglary joke on some one al
Strcator and were sent to Ottwa for incarccra.
ton. II was astonishing to SEE the number OF
lawyers who suddenly rushed out from various
directions around the square to grasp those poor
fellows by the hand and symRathize with them
One would think from the violence of the demon.
STATIONS the eXuberance Of Election exhibited,
that each OF the lawyers had ound in those men
long lost brothers with wartson their left arms,
to say nothing Of bunions on their feet and car.
bunclcs on their necks. Tie scene was truly
affecting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

The paradise Q sportsmen and artists is
the Rocky mountns in the vicinity of Den.
yer. Gorgeous snery, trout fishing, plenty
Of big game mineral springs, hot soda
swimming bathsplendid hotel accommoda.
tons, and thopn1 and one nov lilies to
the fastener Ike trip over III Kansas
Pacific Railwsynd try it,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

hereby give notice that candidate for the Office
OF County Clerk, subject 10 the decision OF the La Sale
County Republican Convention. will also state that
lost my left during the of the Rebellion. and
have been Deputy County Clerk under H. L. Mead
present incumbent during the time he has been in office
and think that have had sufficient experience in the du
Ties Of the Office enable 10 discharge them TO the sat
isfa'on OF the public. p. W. STOCKSLEGER.
Ottawa. May lst 1873. f1ly2G
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NATIVE GGAPE WtE-Jacob Gleirn, at his cs-
tablishmcDt near J. Fox River Bridge, has
about 1000 gallou.l pure native grape wine
for sale. The wilea= been highly commended
By the best medic authorities for U-r in cascs
Of diArrhua, cholencnolera morbus, &c. i If
Of good body and tfellcnt flavor.
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SETTLE UP.-N srsons owing Dimmick Il
Brother can have a r'cpt in full by applying at
old stand. DINMICK IL BROTHER.
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ONLY 20 CENTS.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER,
Or PAINTS:
How to Select and Use them.

plain ittt' containing npic card with 2 difercu
Grtufily prif, ,y Hl.d ts. with instructions Tor eX
terror ana Interior house decoration published by eEr!
Carey raj. BOX 1928 Pos. ot.ce, Philadelphia.
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Go to O.man * Es.man's for school Book
They Keep al kinds bed in city and country.
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harrtfD.
Iuly2G

On the 2Sh ult. by Arthur Lock wood ESD Mr. GEORGE
SIMPSON to Miss LIZZIE EVANS, both of Streator.
At Msrsees, on the ID inst by Rev Jas Raums SlIhS
W. WILLIAMS Esq, of ottawa to Miss h ATE f. WOR.
THlNGlAM OF Marseiles, III.
On Sept. 3D. in Christ Church. this city. by the Rev j l.
steele De- Rector. Mr.. JAS VI. BEAN of SaE Francisco
Cat, to Miss JENNIE SUGDAM Of this city.
(San Francisco papers please copy.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

Interest in .hereat Northern Illinois Fair al
Aurora. still fr,;eses. A --nrd exhibition Is
certain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

Fresh Oysters by Il dish or can at O. B. But
tons
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-06

Summer Horse ching and Fly Ncts OF every
description at Stond Harness Sh,y.
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FoR s,rE--A good second hand buggy, at
Dean's Stable.
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Al in need OF School Books coll =; Osmsn *
HapeMaGs.
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Ottawa is infested with lot Of dirt-bcgrimed
tattcrcd and torn, frou2y-hcadcd urchns, who
are practicng the first lessons in thievcry, pre-
paratory to Il full course of felony, ending in the
penitentary or the galloWs These boys pick up
all sorts of little traps, such us they can find
around loose, or, in other words, find great
many things that were not lost. The principal
dcpredations of these gaminS at present run into
fruit. They make vineyards the chef objects OF
their attention, and even do not hesitate to steal
boxes Of grapes from wagons.
Mr.. Thompson lately captured one Of these
bad boys, and after leading him around by the
ear awhile, discharged him with wholesome
lecture on the advantages Of honesty and the
pernicious results of stealing.
A few days ago Mr.. Nch discovered another of
these brats getting grapes from his wagon.
Jumping from his seat, Mr., ~. after lively
chase captured the little scamp, and after airing
him around an hour, let him OIL Though the
youth obtained only four grapes he got with
them a lesson that should last him for the re-
maindcr of his DAYS.
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O.man & iIapcman keep al kinds OF school
books.
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$l,50O,0()0,
Divided into i20N cash gifts, WI b. distributed by 10,
among the 'lckerholders.
LIST Or GIFTS.

TOTAL. 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to-. - 800, 900
The distribution will be positive whether all the kets
sold not and the l gifts all paid IL proportion 10
the tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets So Halves 81 Tonths, or each Cogpon
r Eleven Whole Tickets for $50 a2[ Tickets for ~
ll8 Whole Tickets for 500 22' Whole Tickets fcr $1,000
No discount less than $50 worth OF Tickets at a time
Tickets ready for sale, aud all orders accompaned
by the money promptly fed. Lberalerms gwen 10 those
VINO buy 70 sell again
TH0S. Z. BRhMLETTE
Agent Publ, Lhr. Ky. and Manager Gin Concert
sepG-SW Pablo Library Buiding Louisville, h, ,
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HOME MATTERS.
Day ten.

One day lately We visited the pretty and some
what romantic village OF Dayton, four miles
north east of Ottawa, on the picturesque Fox.
We found somewhat more stir than Usual ow.
;p, a. f., furt
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iynNJ!N Mps Eapnigw stencil s Key ohcch
NV y u OI'f-. Catalogues rUi I'M particulars
FREE = n. SPENCER. ~ Hanover st. q, -:1I.
, 1873-07-16
NEW YORK,

The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.-~N1ur-
deFoMa Ulotv--Arrivn1 of 1.00D Nor.
1nons.-OitY EiMnncUs--Elft0rint Ex.
clarsionlsts.
Special Dispatch tn Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July 15.-Two doaths from FOLLOW
aro reported on tho City Of Alorida to-day.
Much indignation exists ovor the abs,lrdly
short sentence imposed upon Jamos jackson,
who murdered his whito mistress Caroline Glib
son 90 brutally short time ago, and then cut
Ills own throat. The Grand jury 1t Boems in
dioted him for granddaughter in tho first dogroe.
This prevented tho Diasrict-Attorney from
p1emoditation, and ho thought It
beat to accept the prisoners ploa of
mana1aughtor In tho fourth dogreo. Tho prls-
onor's counsel begged earnestly for mcrolful
sentence, with auch OBJECT TINT Judge Suther-
land gavo him only two years.
RIO tic ssocid{cd FTees1
New YonR July 15.-Tho Directors Of tho Pa
oifc Mall Steamship Company havo authorized d
settlement with tho Union Pacific Railroad, and
that the steamship Montana be sold for 100000;
New York and Asplnwan shall be sold. These
steamers will probably bring shout $50 900 oach.
II waa also authorized to borrow e700, 900 on tho
Company's roal eatnto in San Francisco. to moot
immediate wants. The following arc the dobts
immediately; si2oo0o tor city taxes In
New York eco, 900 for engines building in Scot
land, md e850,000 to III. Roche for steamers
now constructing. Tho company also require
about &G00, 900 to put tho company's stoamere
into 4 sonworthy condition.
Peter Wilson, brother OF Police Capt. Wilson,
had q talk with Patrick Cassolls. at No. 24l De-
laney street, last evening. and called him "a
1iar." Cassells Immediately struck Wilson III
tho face, and tho latter fol-, bis head striking
curb-atone. At tho tiulo ho waa not thought to
DO seriously injured, but at 5,30 this morning he
died. Cassolls Was arrested.
Tho Epeniag Post Bays tbat 900 newly-con-
verted Mor1nons wero landed at this port to-day,
and another large company is expected.
Thirty-aix eoiZcd trunks and Cases belonging
to Thomna g. Dnrnnt, e1-Prosidont Of tho Paci-
flo 1sailrond aud ono Of the Credit Mobilier de-
fondnnts, wcrc rcloaBod from custody yesterday,
Oh bond being given for their appraised value.
It required three largo trucks to removo tho
goods from the Custon-Iouao to the owners
manHion, in Brooklyn.
James Jackson, tho negro who killed Mary
Jane Sullivan, his whito mistress, at No. 57111
Thompson street, on tho 17th OF May last,
pleaded guilty to manslanghser in the fourth de-
gree to-day, and Was uent to the States Prison
for two years.
At a neeting Of the Finance Committee Of tho
Board Of Aldermen, to-day, it vas resolved to
raise consolidated loan Of $3.50 900 600 at per
cont, wherewith to cancel the present city dobt.
Leading city inanciers 1t ia said, do not up
prove Of the scheme.
Action upon the Industrial Exhibition loan Of
$2.b00, 900 has been postponed.
Editors representing thirty -oight agricultural
papers In different parts Of tho country started
this morning on IN extended tour through the
South and West.