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courtship and Marriars-

There was much more than a mere
witticism in the remark Of the old
bachelor who paid attentions TO a mai
den lady for twenty years, visiting her
regularly every night, when rallied for
not marrying: eff / were married I
should have nobody to court, and no
place to go at night" he had deeply
felt the contrast between his own deli
cafS and ethereal enioyments, and the
hard, discontented, fretted life of too
many married people and his answer
was irony. He saw there was some
thing in courtship which too often ex-
pires after marriage, leaving a cold,
dull, nonotonous burden where all was
beauty and buoyancy before.
Let us see what that something is:
In courtship nothing is taken for gram
ted. Both parties are put on their good
behavior. Love keeps itself fresh and
active by constant expression in word
and act. But strange to say, courting
usually ends with marriage. Very soon
both parties yield to the sense of pos
session, and the feeling Of security robs
gallantry of motive and extracts the
poetry from the mind. The beautiful
attentions which were 50 pleasing be-
fore marriage. are too often forgotten
afterwards the gifts cease, or only come
with the asking the music dies out Of
the voice, everything is taken for gran
ted. and the love that, like the silver
Jet of the fountain, leaped 10 heaven,
denied its natural outlet, ceases 10 flow
altogether. Then comes dull, heavy,
Ilvg haisuyp ,i,a.-.-- ''---- - 3 -
ing.
This is unnatural and wrong. What
marriaaS wants to give il new tone and
sweetness, is more of the manner as
well as the spirit of the courtship
which come from the constant attention
of the parties to each other Their
affection voices itself in all possible
wavs. every sentence is edged with
compliment and spoken in tender tones.
Every look is a confession. Every act
is a word in the exnaustless vocabulary
of love. Kiss and caress are paren-
thetic clauses and gestures in the dia-
lect of love; gifts and sacrifices are the
most empathetic expressions Of the
spirit no Language can fully articulate
and no devotion can declare. And II is
the fact that affection confesses itself
continually in look and word and act,
making the voice musical and the fn-
gers poetic in their touch and doing,
that makes experience so beautiful, the
only Eden many a woman ever has on
earth.
Love must have expression or 1t VIII
die. 1t can be kept forever beautiful
and blessed, as at the first, by giving it
constant utterance in word and act.
The more it is allowed to flow out IN
delicate attention and noble service,
the stronger and more satisfying, and
more blessed it viii be. The house be
comes home only when love drops its
heavenly mama in it every day, and
the true marriage VOW is made not
once for all at the altar, but by loving
words. and hopeful service, and delicate
attentions to the end.
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A PHILADELPHIA paper foots up the
dramatic business of one of the principal
theatres as follows: Miss Nelson
PLAYED for three weeks, and the receipts
were $4,000 Miss Charlotte Cushman
PLAYED for two weeks, and the receipts
were $500 Mime. Janauscheck
PLAYED four weeks, and the receipts
were S34, 900. Mr.. Southern played for
eight. weeks and three nights, aud
the receipts were $50, 500 Miss Agnes
Ethal played for two weeks, and tia
receipts we're s13, 500, or on an average ol
$3.50 per night.
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THE royal printing house in Berlin
uses one hundred pounds of gum
arabic day in making postage stamps.
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RELIGIOUS SwEEPNG. There Is poetic
cleaning and unpoetic cleaning; religi-
Gus and irreligious busting. Ii Bridget
has no touch of poetry in her, no sense
of ideal beauty, no conception of prin-
ciple presiding over her menial occupa-
ton, she VIII not do the work properly !;
she Will sweep the diIt into the corners
and leave it there; she VIII cast no
glance under the tables or behind the
sofas she VIII not take the trouble to
lift the rugs and shake them out of the
window in the air. But let her feel that
there is a principle in her work, that
her work is as susceptible of being per-
fectly done as the painters work is, or
the poets, or the waters, she will no
longer be slatternly or careless; the
dust Will be swept out the rugs will be
shaken and aired the brush will go be-
hind the screens and beneath the mats
thus will it appear that she has been con-
verted to religion; has felt tile touch OF
an ideal world.-O. B. Forthinghd1l.
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THE last number ofethe Revu esd
Deux Mondes has leader of 40 pages
on Gen1. Robert E. Lee.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

JOIN G.. SAKE is on the perilous verge
of go.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE F vlFCi,
kusEa IA q aaiaiy:NaEl.s r,sa.a : = +.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE F FORE
sasbs IA 81 #siai,Aa1E: $500 !. .Ar:
s.'i.s ss:9 made !. ths condition. i
% a. .: isS ss5 =; III ;
Oharlss Wintsraate, Of Dakota Territory, Mort
~. .sss,9 San i R; sss :,
Of the record Of Mortgages on page IA thereof
sg.ad 4!sneee, n1hs" Or assigns, that eertais
etss e r. Town.hp 3i 1se oo4s5 #
lsy.:1svf:th' pronissory note Il ,sid MoTigasor
~ Win i1t: 4ss
payable annually ct the rate Of 10 per cent per
,s and 10th dy o.
dUl{ ss:t{9sd sold sed trapsferred ~ aid .winter
lkAIS92 I'D heldss sssrecD whieE said III nlnsnt
~ dnly recorded On pages $50 and ssl Of book "A"
q "a sessty. on IL I'd dsy Of ooto6sr;
s /; \! n. u: :Ps Il. ss
s; q: by To.
sun Of 1esty dollar. g counsel and attorneys fees,
S:v! + .ts 81 SfGs.5diss e Ia r otherwise
hAvisg $3.50 Aal = rsnscs aid mortgage debt q
~ j. II issa e "a ne sa,s.
- h pursuance q t6~Stisuts in such case made
aeapreviAed he sid mortgage win b fsreelossd b
tAs6als Of dc absys SdsAnd BY tho bkSf1a
q id 1tsarss eoantJ At the mont door Of the Court
Jg inHD Tt1tyTof st. Cloud, in said 36tsirns
NY, efPh6ic suction, to the highest bidder for
49, -: SATURDAY, TIE FIRST DAY OF MARCH
said mortgss dast ateessts and costa Of forecosur
together With The said sum Of forty dollars to be
pS1d1he of foreclosure as aforesaid. !
-9HRPARD L. SHELDON,
9g@s EAylsoF, -, Assignee Of MORTGAGE
nsDissd 81 Cloud MINI, Jan. 18th. 1878: - !
b. aaE9ssasts t&s $50 E2!2#9 Jsnzoo"&& i
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4 AlcM INVENTOR.

BsussafIhs Jisbsst 'ot our our country.
s'a ~ i'v''to',, Who began life poor.
A sstsbis instance Of this il Mr.. Isaac
E.F1t5 " we'll Rpm ss1,pg ma.
shiss inventor. 60 has resided 10
Pasi fos ssvsIassfr yeais, where, it is said,
h.:lPtatdyIl isSl6 fd6esaosJ 10 til. vul:
Il lihesaes Il his equip.se. We
1vnsoSsf s5geE1ssS jEke many 9th.
u iasaatsss, he vaG too poor to travel.
We NV rssfa# VI i,ssd th.t . his in:
q e9 % sesssas = rrllpn dollars per- an.
sen, aid, fsrthssmore, that he likes
Ra1Dai6ask BiKeH t6,if 4Nsxs'York
I'D s AaIs |'. II. .h.. ;, A.n.rio''
~ Peof country for-idle men.-Amev-,
Sc09ez4UAAQA. a&AT 4G 500 So
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EOI~1872.


= The Guide il now published quarterly,
20 cents rays for the yesr; four numbers,
which ts not :hslf the Seost. THOSE who
afterwards send money 10 the Anountr'ol
one dollar or more for seeds may also or
der twenty-five cents worth extra-the
price paid for the, Guide. &c. g.:
The January number is beautiful, giving
plans for making rural homes, designs for
dining table decorations, window gardens.
&C., and containing i mars 81 information
invaluable to The lovers of flowers. One
hundred and fifty pages, on fine tinted pa.
per, some ive;huudred sneravinss TSnd .
s e. eolorsd: plets and chrome dover.-
EE TT tirst edition ot tHo hundred thenea9d
)ast printed in Engiish and German, and
ready to- SEND out 'aJXMES WICK, !,
9Rsohsstsr, N, r,
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HOW TO KEHR ONIONS.

Onions stand more cold than isi;sup.
posed, 80 a wife v.iiiitsrI t. lia tbbee New England
A ton n sa9. ~ .,g 's1 aa,sa
'hs''io dry,rightT1 tlsM! 11 @a n .aa]t
tue misunderstanding 4chail., THY ,t ny
b kept nint5as barn, where It tHey Will
freeze quite hard Aajthout: = sjiai S 80.
viding the barrels are kept closed tight
aud are not opened until the onions are
again tha"ed. z1t is astsd aPsotiasT to
kt;epG,heh- whore th.y viii sprous IND
then decay, emitting sveryS 1dhsgtasts,
HI lnAor aNHEjJ'@s ~ s"as u - ,at',97f.s
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4: Farm for Sic.

THr sinidertst!gne;d offers Is .sle a. T.. eo1od
farm of16o' acres, on TIL, north aaind Of
Maine Praire, about -. -
MILES FROM 81. CLOUD.
sixty acres are timber, the balance p raj
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with &c God fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premisesHis a."
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, gransry aud :itorshouss ''txI
good wells, and ether improvements. This
{ cond to Fsssss CT city, esP % 6 Sd
cheap. Inquire 1t this Office, or Of 80
J. s. DAM,
On thu premises.
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IL. j. as.c.gt ,ttr {! PENCE eo.Ts.

Observation-Disclosures POSTS.
aas siSG3M .aiAa1st:L 81 2.tnE&5N 2~;a
TO t.,n.rsi ia ddhss who wish to-
ksef fnS9s r. k,951o jda repairf IL pos.
jtstl'SSith snah' doat:l Wren yod ind.
. sstgottsd sofEss the, ground, Instead
'ses'yissse ssnaoyss i 4; md put IN .noth
q in ito stesas isksaspost, even if it
b. sEdds5.kner than would do
ssfia dsva ,sABssaJ, ss 'a1siSd yet it il the
sashd St4vhs ,siaoSgh to hold the old
poaEsbsdshyih side. I Bore q: hole
thssqgh heth, large enough, 70 drive an
Observation-Disclosures i piu;
~ifysa CHOOSE id'fsss "a thss top 10 that
. large nail e. t4e Will bold - we'll and
uM h ae.lsss saat and llabsr.-Ru-al
Nese Xofkf,.a cym ef.J '.e& ,a.Dr ,T91t2'
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,asyh' f9lltes.iiDg il j. highly commended
y those vhs have used Il :-Dissolve
xshjAsf ofsslt n ! = barrel of water t1
and with Il. s.Ns".ser, slack . barrel
Of lime, whiohatheuid be wet enough
y tora.akjs20f paste. For tie pur.
pssSSf . disinisetast,sthi, homemade
q IL y y, i y ct !. !. q good .s
hat pssshSSssdstt ylv'sbops and drug
ssossasaf dsszit fkssiy,aboae >sinks,1 Gel.
h g gsssssSq H. 0atAqasss, and in
shw -ssaL ,.peyeset1 visks roo, asufeslng,
,GvsaAa4G9 GA s!.IU "a, %
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SQUlBs.


Why is lame: dog liks.an: iuelil:
ed plane? Because he's slo-pup.
--seH:lovee Is Il once 81 tbs 1 most Il deli
cate aud the most tenacious of ssuti-
mentsJ;; ( mere nothing viii Wound it,
but7sothioge on earth will kill it.
j The wsathers has bseu pleaaast che
past week although cold, with nights
bright enough to give the hsnble,t
'hee.eurthe roost=.trshnE IF se.ubty.
s aaouG.ee..u :tellethoss fSfiavh.
have buet wheat cakes ,for. break sst,sy.
shs 4d6dehtfa1 J4pl as.i6ioad3iaoniA t1.ir
countenances 1thsS 21c;ifsitSiiine them.
selves.
8 The bsWsst 1anksasinvsutioipis ;
st6vssb to- thg T sayaH}oss t.ilsst,y
travellers. 1t is put under The feet With
.oaajjsai'a Plisserous 10 kadjj which
dnw'1hs heat through tKg aR5ls body !.
-"If' there is anybeay suadsrs Ii,
canister 4! lo hssted tas1 s l'sftt IT,
ss1eresceoee," 'asays Mu. Darlington, = il
is the SANDER going about 'ltkk es' ! so oy
sensffict6r, 5ciidhla tiag hs is;sGalGlaaa tpoa
h0nest folks" '.,'Gr.I !
never go to e'h4tsitsht;'',,: liz sidl.; Il !
irrevsreot man to pious lady ; II al.
ways spend sandeys ia. settling, 20.
counts. - "rhsfe il. auotbsr, day" ..id
the lady," that Will 7be spent in tb.
Same way" "Wb.t:aay is that ?" ask
ed the mao. "Tbe day of judsmeat,''
was tho solemn reply. r.
-"IS Pat Flanagan on boardsthis
ship p reared Nelson, in lull ID Tho
firing, at tho battle of the Nile. gsal''m
here, my Lsrd,' - said Elin's 500 ashowl
ing himself on deck. "Then,'I said
the gallant Nelson, looking 6saA.6ed, ,
''let the battle proceed" ThAT story
is Pats. 's,.
They .tt.npted:s to I'LL ]. book
agent ID Om.ha; last week. @Re -~.s
robbed, thrown issg 10 liver; fhockedj
Of Z the cars, r,teasssa,sffiaa m . high h.idse|
,into) tha rissrlsA43 badtt s - a 1oNb554.l,
after came round eps~ i}lust,.ted
edition Of the B'e's; nd ,..da get
the the subscription Of The leader Of sh,,ss-
taeking party. > '~.t2 af'i-"asf i'ua
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sCR11RT1ONSs-ls53.:
Terms: !.
Aarptrs. Aegazins, one year. : +: :sss 90
:: A g. Wsekya one ysar.........-S4!o0
HarPs7'' Hazar, one ysae............-$4 90
An s1trs sopJy '1 ii . iii VIZ oe1a.;.,.
Weekly or Basar will be sdPPfisd fiifatis
for every club Of five sutpoibers At s. Oh
eacAif in enc femittaneeF; Of ZIP S0piS5 fsr
$50 90, without extra copy. = .zts14G
Subseriptieas-t to -Hkper,s Magss;ne. N.s1.
" and Bases, to- ohe adarSls lfSf SIT y.af.
$40 90; or, two Of Hsrpr'UPsriodisals, t.
'eaA address for Sis J6ars $500:
Back numbers can BE- supplied at any
time. -----
>Addresss ;HARPRRr& RRorHEfs--Nav
York. ..x
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t dssb; r. ;;R:!!Y 3'tssst s:s::
!, !, 1tn - liberal - j. consistent With tsr-
feet security.
r tn conducted W m.a whose iS Stas3kt+it,
Of character aud BUSINESS ability 3srt 1sll
ewntthreugheut The State; i. .I1sia ~
4, 1T receives :. high rate Of 1ntersst 81 10
loans. ''D
Its rate u mortality lnase ii; lou 81 r.;
son of the healthful climate df AinaSsbta.
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THE GREAT PAGODA OF WAT.
49, CHANG. u

i yRyyfas the uest conspicuous objeet
..oae Balls up4ts brAa Ind rapid nv
er from the gulf, thirty miles distant,
is. the great pasods Of W.t,ehang
9&s9 toyetpeo fsjt sq74& le.v-
en-. A mass of topical foli3gs on tho
fiver's bank. !ps9eesls the base Of the
|zsoornoS: stsfusosusftsja and shades tho
smaller buildings Of Tho monastery
Shich it adorps: # Is l6possibls by
any description to convey 40 impress
sion Of its striking and naiquezbs.pty::
The white walls OF the temple stand in
s.roass- contrast. With the d.rk green of
the .banyearand tho orange, and the
broad pfumes Of tie stately palm: ~ be
roofs are covered with glazed tiles, of
green and gold. In The midst Of all
these lower structures, smaller turrets,
lesser Spiunacles, swell the gigantic
pyramid; rectangular, he1agonsl, aud
oooioal in turn, till It the summit,
rounded Ike : oupola, it is surmouat-
ed by q final Of gitded metal, spread
ing into graceful branchea andsr tho
blue. SKY. From every branch 81 thi.
great spire, from every prolmspt ngl,
and projection, hangs . little ndsd
bell, and e the tongue, Of S,sty bsll
there i attach ed . little fap:,77se willis
the : shining: pfooelalnI Of TIC mighty
tower gli,ters Il ssd> apsrklss WITH its
various eolors in the sunlight, the, Lei 1t
breeze that sweeps in thu snnileht, ii u
least breeze that,s~eepeoy over ths broad
river aid makes t.emuleas Thy h.y ,.
Of the dark trees below will set in mo.
ton all these countless tongues on high,
and make the whole pile mus'cal: Men ,
mons statue, vocal when !, the light Of
morning smote Twas not more more Won.
derful !--Saribaer's for February.
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WHAT TO Do IN CASE OF ACCInnNT.

IN 80
~ Prof. Wilder ofsCornell University,
gives the following shdrt rules for ao-
ton in cases of accident, which it will
ba found useful to preserve or remem-
Mar :s@a4 .'ajI sV@i>
For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbiog
dash xater into thsns;sseanosel ~sssinders,
ieto., with he .soaua po;p1 81. lead
pencil.
Remove water from the ear BY iep,d
l Il i. s 81 ,e'''@'t+t rent
If.ny artery i out, compress : ovs
the ses4dDKsein is cut compress
below.
II choked, get upon all tours and
S,soagh,I.s sx,&Y-s
For slight burns, dip the part in
cold water; if the skin is destrdJ ed,
cover with varnish.
Smother fire. with carpets, etc; VA
ter will often spread burning oil, land
iqst s "a dtn q4e 70 4 Rstsss p.bioe
through smoke, take a fu1l Breath and
then stoop low but if oarbonio hold
gas is suspected, walk ereot.
. Suck poisoned 1ep6ds, qehsi your
ooo,h issera @dh'se.he ISdd, or,
better cut out tie part without dehy !;
hold the wounded part a. long rs can
% borno to hot coal OF end of . cigar:
In case Of poisoning, excite vopit-
jIdgh tiaEGnk fka>shSO.t or BY wttrn
water and mustard.
For acid poisous, give alkalis !; tor
alkaline poisons, give acids ~hits Of
egg is good I'M n@t sts,ssia ssas{ Of
opium poisoning give strong eeffes and
Keep moving. -.
!. # ,n-vates, Ao.t On the bsek,ss-~Iith
shssose,so4 9A'hSprejYi.fPt r.
Nf For ssipoP1e1y, raise Tie head md
body; for faiusiug, lay the psrson fat.
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.Isavs e i.,. i ;.
T. .9roF nst.ffza ssisss.ss; ss s s;ssX
: is.Jdncsion with tf,izs &r 1eaias11 Il
Arrive At Duluth s.1 p. n sbtaaain1ra
8;3opn
1r f1 4 Fssitii1hiv;,st.t. W. Ell; ind
Mn1,nrs.a;gp5ooli.. = .@z' ,,' L: ;.
40 4. x.-1or Saltwater and DdIath ri :
At rhonDssn 1anetio, With trai.s Ae
Bzninsrh Aaa AseeAsAA. e1ssa
Arrive Se Duluth x.4S Pm, teSHnSel
- -, c:LsasIp: =; .I1tstix61 p al :
'12 r'111s s,s Sa..t' e..ze .sd s':ss otz A'a
- Arrive ckasha, 4. - snacuvGsassse
-. 49,, zni1s sten'city 5al9ts.da T5sS.A i!
1920 4. x.-For st. Paul, Minn,k9Ss 81 iti6xl,
:: :Alff.s g.. fssiSzs, Eiaa;ss.s,s IN
Saltwater. Pr r." 1,@14. a.: ,y.. - -
Fsf & { R;s| az ~ 2Rs.!s
Arrive St. Paul Is Asa61aad1 1op1n
Arrive MINI ApQlis 40 p. u.
:s.su. CIV; ,ss as!tys Rts1'ta :" pm ~1
' f! *!a S:y. Nv - s 4: u as
j: 8 ~: :: is X. y = s.;
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least $Skin .eAeet fEnss Ia srdsnaaeat9A
other dealers b p. 4tf de = teh tEaRH
is the only correct lid dompists safti5&11s:7
Address, J. i; PErERs, Music Publisher,
500 Broadway, N. " -
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St. ;Anthony's Academy,
~ ns&&4saSa szsrxvY :.ss~-,
Belle Prairie.

lMoRRIsoNs& COUNTY, slf1NH.
eaaii ay4s "a osi.. ,ss@: s..;;S4..s::s - a4fss
y, Wy enea ,eal the, ~ ~ ysssaszs :a?Ih
al; ,sf III f sS II q yets* }saEs: e.
.destsS 70 nniss To- SdaSsts HsSf 'fSA6t
And sfcrsign rsduaatioh. - c'."s~ftad
TERMS for Board and Tuition-fnofud.
ing ~Ashtng-per session Of i've months,
SIS. . =. = 80 ':.,~'~~s:5$
- 1 M ..M.y r 1.i~t; sI..'
;, aAa''e, Pointing and toreie. y igsss e.
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'138-6Ne REV. MOTHER 9 SUPERIOR.
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THE above described fund is : 49,.
deposited With the State Irsur-
ance Commissioner tree Of inter- ~ l."
est and is pledged to remain &?
there free Of interest er,other OK 80
penyse to tho Company, ~ long =.
e itneeds Is Hold tie fund fof =
the security Gifts policy holders + !,
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11oULD FARMERs ORGANIZE ,
n.TEAI,Fk;I. 4 qr


n,H.TNEF1;. 4 &C
M4dS is t,ssg tsid 81 lstd by
the agricultural press, aud especially by
:.1:: fs'a i q ss' R;.|s ;',s, s
tset thsmsslvss against the extortions
sst4li|f9l64,thhs se''' t SvsQpeoal.s
~ ia IL u " t.
S enhance The prices Of their products.
Another argument urged in favor Of
organization i, that farmers may BIZ
come batter acquainted with one an
ethsr-1ers social Whasvsr doubts
slYlWAI 4iWM AHabts
1alieas Of far61rs to bring the railroad
managers to terms, or to control the
prissp q fthsir pgaf3feYPtf ~sbire ,aoss
Of the inportsnos 81 their becoming
moro sociable among themselves and
if the "Patrons Of Husbandzz." Of 9th:
q Organizations, succeed in bringing
their rural members into more familiar
aud frissesdl3 jin sr With ones e.
osStf, sdssHi 10 wish item good speed.
There il ono way that organizations
anosg farmers might be made Of great
,2sssl8&:,' ssll1IssI tI.s... ID i; :Es;s:
on ars often At great loss to know
when to sell their products. Whether
tsssll them - soon - they can get
tasa Ssady for market, At the prices
thea lal6GT TO 6old Tor higher.
lrissA This hssitauey aris.s in great
osassrs from their Ignorance of tho
,d36nPhth6saP'oD @geghedy the
Ahiddls%en between producers
and nnnsnmaen naka IL THAN kn.,noo.
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We have just received g1ss8us0 aVtotass
Two Volumes, PRios, each in boards q
s4oh Sloth. :oThS;'kwo Vol3uia Contain
over Forty Beantifai aWsltsss, ubraA -
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A medical correspondent Of an Eng.
lish journal says that the advantages Of
aspazagus are not 'sfheisntl& pfiNa1q
by thoss who suffer with RI e&4dei1ul
and govt. Slight cases Of rheumatism
: :s;. ' s.';s,s 10 II s..]s.:'
10 cases are much relieved, especially
if the patient a1oids oil seijl vhethe,
in teod or b.vi2al6 d.a0k
artiehoke has also similar eject in II.
lisviss sheumatism. The heads NAY
be eaten 10 the ssaal Wy. but To
made from the leaves Of the stalk, sad
drank three OF four times = day, i 4
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aarnaa Ma