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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02
lleber bie grmte in @eIifOrnien

ueDer Dte Grnte IN @GllfDrnten
beri9tet Der San Srancisco 9emofrat:
Ser erite biesjabri9e 8ei3en ift ouf benz
bie1t9en Marfte e1i5ienen. @us geringen
itn6 rpenig peripre6en6en 4nfdnsen bat fi9
aaraLis Elm riefses 8ei5enseIGaft I'M bieiis
gen Nfarfte entpi1eIt. Ser 8egeuman9eL
i'm CONNER perIeibt 3u genannter Sabresseit
benz eSnnern bes Staotes 6as IusIeben elmer
@Iite, in tpeI6er uur in ben unmitteIbar on
Ba5e ooer Sltiie srensenSen 2anoftri6en Elm
bIrftt8er 8aumuu6s eriitirt. Ser e,lte Gin>
brud mar besbaIb ieIb bItuer ianbIi9 Der, bab
Californian nur aIs Nttnenplob, ooer cine
Gesenb, in ,peI9er man blr9 cine 2oune Der
@lIdss0tttn pl0Bli6 reid merben Tonne, in
8etradt fommen bitrfe. 9ta9 Gr1dDpfung
Der oberf fddIi6en 9oIbfeloer tpanbte ii9 allz
mdIi9 Elm She'll ber bisponibeI seporoenen
grbeitstraft Der 2anbnirtbi9oft 3u, nnb man
ma9te bic iiberroi6enbe gntbedun9, baB in
bieier ani9einenben 8uite Der aderbau ilber=
rai9enbe Refuitate Iieferte. Die &egen3eit
eiebt benz @eisen birIanSTi6 GeIeeenbeit gum
@a9Sen, bic nit Niai eintretenbe trodene 8ez
rtobe Iabt i'm reifeu, ltnb bic SoIse bierpon
1T, baB beutsutoge Der 98ertb Der 8eisenernte
gaIiforniens ben @ertb Der Rinenertrdse be-
beutenb iiberfteist, unb bob unfer Staat, rpeIs
der nod por 0ecennien pon @biLe unb 8eru
aus Isinen 2ebensunterbaIt be5ieben mnbte,
beut5utase alf benz 8ei3enmarft in 2ipsr.
pool erfol9rei9 8u concurriren permag. Die
siinftige Ge9en5eit bat eine tmnenIe grnte
porbereitet, 9r6Ber aIs fie ie Supor sepeTen,
unb ruenn nit berfelben gluslaat rno berIeLs
ben Irbeitsfroft Elm Uiebrertrag pon etua
4 bis WiLionen Dollars i'm @ertb Der grlss
te er8ieLt NTH, muB ieber 8erpobner bts
Staotes ben ruobItbdti8en ginfuB bieies sIitfs
Iiben 1lmftanoes flbIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02

2ELs SeLene ROier on ienem tribe psr6ans
8enen 6erbftmorsen IN ibr einfa9es, aber
marines Stib6en binauftieS, par es i6r 8u
Mutbe, oils brau9e bic Iiebe Gonne 9ar ni6t
mebr 81 f6e;nen, aIS trise iie bas pdrmenoe
@eitiEn in ibrem ftetnen Ssrsen uno tonne
ALIen etIpas uon ibrer eisenen frabEenoen unb
erbeiternben SreuOe a6sebsn. g8as rpar bic
llria9e bieier 9IGdieIi9en Stimwun9? 3peis
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02

Dtei ober pier Gage 1oaren per9anoe.,.
Bieoer tpar eS 0lor9en. Gs rpogte gar ri5t
beu rperben. Nu6 bier, an bent 5reiten,
frennoli6en glat am SIuHs, en benz bas
itattlide Saus bes WebieinaIratbs Dr. Sar=
ras itano, rieieIte beute berleIbe feline Gpribz
tbau berab, iiber ben iidb Der SSuneIier in lei.
mem @ab9en weni9 sefreut bate. 9lu9 bier
Fanb bte SteintobIen 2uftIGule T9pefLiss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02
Ser glIearagua ganaI.

(SSprtIetuns foIst.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04


turmoil. tile Darkness hp, very rliaosof
anarchy which lmi fpr three successiyei
days peryadsd the Americanl Congress.
was dispellei by the magic, ihetailsplnnic
elo1neuce of asingle man; and once more
the wheels Of government aud legislatEog
were put III mdtion fiaving by ti,is
Ea,wtrfal pppealDrahsit the yetnnorsa,s-
lied assembly tba .rercepiient ofits liazsr
alaious aositian, lie submitted amo,ion re-a
quirmg the acIing clerk % prVceedtto enu
tile r,ili This and EimIlAr motions had
already been madeby ethrr members. Tie,
siifiieniiv Na< tiiashfhe acting clerk tie-s
cllne,l 81 sntertaia them. Aeeordingiyg
Mr.. Aaams Vas iinnlediately by abursss
of voice ,anAndltk k.s ,lIow shall tile
question be putt Mhe vii put The ques-
tiong Tue voice of sIr. Adams was heard
above tlie tuninlt: .atend To pnt tile
questions myself That word bought
order out of cl,ass Tlers was tile master
mind. III
Asspnp - tie Inul,ltndc had recovered
itself atid tile exciicment of irresponsible
enthusiasm bad abated. Mr. Richard Barn.
well Rhet,. III soutl Carolina leapel
upnn one of tle desks, waved his hand
aud exclaimed se
move Tint tile Hon. John q, Adams
take The clsair orthe Speaker ofthis House
and nillciate ~ presiding officer iill the
House be organized by the election ofiis
constitutional ofiieer. AS many as are
agreed Il iii. viii say ave. tiiose--'
Hehad moi m opportunity To completa
tile sentence those u hn are moi agreed
viii say no'--for the universal. deafening.
laundering. aye responded % li,e nom-
ination.
IIereupon Il Wis moved aud ordered
sl,at Lewis Williams, Of North Carolina,
and Kicbard Brnweil Rliett cnnduct
John Quincy Adams 70 The chair. III
Speaking IL sl,is scene, ar. Wise. ofylr-
giuia, saisl cir. regard Il a. The proudess
Iipnr u your I'D. and II, when you shalt
u gathered q your fathers. were asked
- select tile words which Ii my juigment
are hest caIcalaittl 10 give u once the
character oIlhe man. would inscribe
uppn your tomb this sentence: win put
the question MYSELF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
i flEyDlsn gEyFSUg.
liro Ckiiisss Burned 10 Deuia " a Dis
rhaggeI Domestic.
From he i'adaeat l. atlltIian.

From The i'adneat X. ntufkian.
Some weeks ago uoman ealing herself
iridget Aaillony applied 10 Dr. jackson.
y Columbus. k,., ior the place II cook.
Employment vss given Ler. and for short
shlie she gave satisfaction. A few days
40 the doctor naiiced some irregularities
% bet life ind netifea her thnt sbe must
ouk ut ioF another hume disappeared
q iusuriase her beyond coni,ol--,he pent
Up devil ii her nature bust torih in fary
~ passion that sent ths doctor scarnperinr
for ihe police and tho fsh,ily far aa asylum,
oi safety. When n returned. Bridget bad
departed. laaslng hs mirrors aud furrilass
! Mresk. u appears tAai, ffom mis'aks;s
kiiduets. she vas nnt presented, ia al
losed u depart nhmnlessed. From hfs5
siseass sIs went h tie koisi Or boarj1nv
house kept by in estimasiIa German Caak-
Olse nansi SNitxhcf, uear tie N. snj q.
raiiroad. She e.siiy impncd herself upss
Tie god nature IL tbs lsiy. aud wss per-
milted - stup with Lcr. paying hcr board
~ work SLc tehayed badly srsip. tpd
Ms ) diselssEed her. iraiead II cssus
.a't. However, 80 vent up into Mrs. b.+s
raam ~ was ih.nediliely after bresl.fssks.
Ard cent fgr this isdy from tie dinsnr.
fnam. Wien shego iuin her prscncs sks
leaniuleneed abusing hcr IN NEST .slminesul
mauncr. Mrs. Saiishet r.el 10 auic. her.
aud expressed sympathy Tor ler. lIriages
told heF tha, sIr bsd better sympathixs
with hsrsclf. hhd made at ier. slrs y.
tnslicl fonn slait., lcas,pg her three ek,l-
fdfar. eeusistin1 q . lisi!e boy fopr years
Oh. ari taa uanri'srs aeed rcspeciis4'y'
~ aud teii, III ,stdan. IT., oldest ~ss<.
that lhe twv ehill,ea we're inshe bed wasA
81 sfoss,sita ~ Fatenei iaNe s-pnna II.
and ,hs, Brdret deiihefs,elr touk The iaa.p
n,d salu ~ i Inc ted AID eli.dIvn ~uh
Goa oil ana tls,l 4. ~.
Before as-ssfanee could reach them ti~
passage was s,lld .brrt ot dame. AMI fk~
tao eliidtn were harmed with The L,,u-s
aid most q he muiiure. The nj l. 10
pr 80. and thr l~,s ,aai hef n-atl, dis,rsst-
III with rhri Il BET tsrfib Ioss.
When 'wo recrrisns meet rcw tker
don't 70 ~ about lhs weaibei. but mcf~lr'
exchange ihe ravel -plb,siiop, /, DO ys~
ihlak tint ryoa.t, viii s,ss der
Ny drar air. @id a ,randiSa,. sccz~4~
inr stpy Neg ,ai lke dsv ~ elccsion. X
am yery giad 70 zoe sou. 'Ycu neeant
le. replied the wag. I have cscd.'
There istald o. 'beh merchant 10 -
S,alcct New York Who olias lIeen n busint1S
iety.sevcn years ond reter AdsMu<si. NS
bfgnn With a capita o. S4OO, egt tby slti<f
attention y, bnsiDe&snd economical M, =
lias Increased i % es05.
The diIIsFehee boteten .fr,l ss4E4
loeAhg'glrssis rr'd to 10 ,hsi he \ =
sttskr wiihnns rtneclirs. end ,has. s|l<x
lcosih 7. s.A~, teasefi Alihoos .p,, tsn. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

thsalIiait sala. peIfsstly adsFsss. Always
tsHfifn, fllntninafiHtg tgndlllss supataF. IL trsa.
Turns ii ans illAisunllflt oiByef - exIe96lng
~ fsFlHe Hfa. tAlenhfrfnfi ektfssssiy ~ dis-
l4tee tlie rse n yOlatilc and dgurrous olls. ~
s4iYfV un.sf fteit i6e,illiv ts.f. sid lts leriri
lairaiHs snlalifles, alr proved ~ H. contlnned
Size N o,cr IN n nfamllll Mn-
Mil.iisis ofgillqna hfe been isni1 Fuf 10 ".
eifent-tirhsflf gr lnhlretlf- NJ hgeD Drrlifed
ffatn l5ueniHg. sf0fing ~ hinfurIL
The insnrulee C0mpAales md Eirr Com.
Hlsslonefe Throughput ne c0nntrY recommend
Ito Attfal ~ tilr bca safVHard Wheh lenip- ate
Hed. keifd Tor ciiriglar. for mle At rclsil w
ihs lrHde ceurFally. aiih N Wholesale ~ TIE
lfapflstori. Z II ~. PtlATrG CO, ift Rultcn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Alady IL pcuagerio being asked Why
he A closely tchnncd ihs elephant with
,sf 6rera glam. .rcplied that she was look
q ~ thc ktyliulojf 10 trunk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
Far a. Recorder.
WrF3.saaNWa~Fa

fUr na1 l9tnuFMeFs
EErofAr rsrAsFAs
Oh Jetuai Alvaicr ~ n haiiAs~ 1ivaisr ~
ny W.G STANFORD.
Tseleayrs tl,at rab'd lie fofrsi nos afe dsins.
Their ,eF,lsut1ss i. rhasgl tfAaIamn'.
r,t.pp'a ,ros ,as sgse. h. elsl.. asseuard
dying.
Tisg. LINK % Mid ,l,enohis gapasa.l ae.J,
q nolaa ya,isis. II s1laheodg gtafl.fsf n,ver
knew Tie asst. II lose, anil - admlfrt
/ ~ Thee .iasd II maah,ed's l,sanieau. porer.
Thy dirk Isl. be4ptlas Win ~ ,riltsirr.
lesk.sl upon sl.ee. and behsli ny features
natluI II fount q iussilertual light,
1nd thought bnw farnbuse thy ftllow rressare.,
Ia,sagr t. cgme. "a - thee wlaS ~ aighs.
sou. thnn art gone. .-thsrsrld.xroNiHg ptnlsu
/ deem 4 Gsr earthly blight 10 ihas Nas aisen.
Thy son. ls4s Walled from earth. - dominion,
Toplhnls II aisht ininortiily Il lisassH.
Tua. III u sssthse saasr heFs and lansuish.
AMI ltase Life. stizs arss u w manis'oi.
blpoin.
ro - iii i.s,iy rack ~ ii asppast anglislis
To sps lbee laid wlshia W cirly toiub.
llui hu.b. 10 longer look upon tho sision
Thal paints bin l5lps 10 ~ silent rIay.
IIJs inlns. with angels u tile elinlc glyslia.
Where anaiets pleasures 1--we and innhrepays
OIL may tlp eens5ft. ihat ~ deaths difk hour,
Mnde Il III for This Young man u sils.
cheer thae wli1 m,arno, bsycnd ~ in9ntier's
power -.
! AaI .Iilssibem tsihs haris vwls pnts''s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

Gin f@oner Bug. gsi Der neuli9en
gntlaRuns Der anseitsftten in ben &ssie-
ruugssS Departments Az Waibiston tam
foIsenbe Scene Dor bic peroient, ipeitsr
betannt su tperoen. Gin glerf, Der i'm
@ouoernementsoisnit ersraut NOR, purbe
unter anoeren ebenfaas eutla1en; er er-
tldrte unter Sbrdnen, bab er in bas 4r-
menbaus 3u ipanoern babe, oa er mittel=
Los unb unfdbis lei, fi9 in anbere Weiie
3u erbalten. Gin junser glerf, Der 10
sliidlid nor, i'm amte 81 bleiben, mar BON
Der Gage bes alien i9pa9en Mannes 10
seriibrt, oab er nit ibm gum Gbef bes Su-
reaus sins unb oaielbit ieinen Namen bon
Der 2iIte Der 8eamten itrei6er, basesen an
ieiner Statt Den Iamen bes alten Wan.
nes in Die 2iite pieoer eintrasen lieb. 9ies
Seist. oab ole Sumanitdt nod nidt erlo<
i4eu lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
i9tes.

Das nene 2softsefek. @ir MAIDEN
Die 2eier auf oas neueYOtseies aufmertlam
nod beiien SeItimmunsen @aaren, @tu=
tier II. 7. f., pel6e gu serinserem porto als
Srieie bef6roert perben t0nnen, big Su pier
Yfuno piesen oiirfen, uno baB pafete bon
bieiem @epi6ts fir 80 Gents befOroeri
perben. Sis iebt bat ii6 Die 3abl Der
Yptftiife, pel6e unter bieleRatesorie fallen,
nod ni9t peientli9 uermebrt; es unterliest
unterosB faum einen 3peiiel, oaB cine beoeu-
tenbe 9%ermebrun9 ocrartiser S~enounsen
eintreten miro, iobalO oas Yubllfum ben
sansen l1mfans Der ourd bas ncue Seiet
ansebubnten Grlei6tsrungen fennen lernt.
-S9on inter Dem alien @elebe wurben
piele Waaren, pel9e bas gelebli6e Sc
pi9t ni6t iiberi6ritten, burd Die Yoit
%perlanot. Cine 6irma J. 9. perianote
OberleOer fir einen Yatentltieiel, tueldes
bas oori6riftsmdbiye 8ewi6t botte, on
ibre Gunoen nod allen Sbeilen Der Ser.
Staten. 9is neue Ginri6tuns miro abn=
li4c Senounsen bdufise, MAIDEN, uno ins=
~belonbsre Observation-Disclosures weroen bon
Den sewdbrten grlei6terunsen @ebraud
MAIDEN uno ben sr0Bten She'll ibrer Waa=
rem bur9 Die Yoit perlenoen, iuenn Die
a%oreIaten setuilt iino, bas &iiifO fir et-
uaise 8erlulte 81 iibernebmen. Cine Sir
mo, welde in mulifaltden SnNfumenten,
Soften II. (. (. banbelt, bat bel Dem poit=
anlte grfunoisunsen einsesosen uno III
nun oapon iberseust, baB ie faii Iammtli-
DE 8aaren, beren 9~erienbuns bisber meiit
ourd Die grprebseielidaften erfoIste, nun
mebr our9 Die 9oIt beiOrbern laiIen fam.
-glu9 Die Sbeebdnoler f0nnen lei6t nit
Yriputs 9unben i'm Snnern bes 2anbes
0erbinounsen antniipfen uno bas buften=
De Sraut in Yafeten bon bier Yfuno nod
allen Sbeilen Der Der. Staten perlenoen.
-Noa piele anoere @ei9dfte peroen Die
10 sebotene grleidteruns benusen uno nur
Die M0sli9teit bes 8erlultes, obne aus-
lidt auf Wisoererlansuns Der perlorenen
@esenitdnbe, miro man9en oaoon abbal-
ten, pertbpollere Gesenitdnbe nit Der Yoit
gu perienben. Gin. &esifriruns bisier
9atets 1T betanntli@ nidt ituttbaft, uno
iomit 1T bic YofOsrwaltuns in teiner Dei-
ie fir ettuaise Yerluite baftbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Der 2Seimfo6 TIM Somuter.

Wobl penise YhanSen limb 10 abban-
gig BON Der ri9tisen Dirt unb Weiie bes
YsI6neiosns als bic @einrebe. Sbr fam
ebenlo leidt sei6aoet als seniist werben.
9urd gu i~tartes Yei6neioen 1T ). 3. Die
9atapba fait ruinirt uorben, inoem our6
iol9 unbarmbersises 3erfeten allerlei
Srantbsitsn, namentli9 S6immel &c. ber-
porseruien werben unb Ni9treifweroen Der
Sraubsn ole Solse 1T. Sic &ebe lit elm
Sinh Der Sreibeit uno ltrebt nod 6reibeit,
pobl 1T cine gini6rdntuns aud oieier st=
boten, ipenn lie Die eoeliten 6rii6te traSen
IoQ, bod mub bierbei ni9t auf wioer
Iinnise unnatiirli9e art perfabren mer=
Den unb nur almdli9 uno lan9iam, pie es
Der eriabrene Weinbauer Guropa's tbut,
bari bierbei 81 Werte se9ansen tperoen.
Soft Ideint es, bab uniere ameritanii4en
8eben nod nOtbissr ais Die an jabrbun=
oerte LANCE S9ranfen s~etpObnten Guropd-
er Der Sreibeit beoiirfen unb bab man III
men Siemli6 Die 3iisel i9ieben laiien muB.
Sur Sas alSu iippise SolS uno mas iiber-
Hliis Su iein i6eint, ituse man elm, oamit
oas Suriidbleibenoe Sol5 nm % pollfomme-
ner seitaltet unb sereiit iperoe, uno oamit
oas @dmlide nit Der 6ru6t sei6iebt.
SierSu 1T Elm ri6tises Serbdltnib Swii4sn
9aubwert uno 6ri9ten bas unumsdnsli9.
fe GrforberniB. Gin S9Oblins, Der 3
8 9lattldnssn bon Der lesten sraube se.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

-9ur6 @i9ts in Der Wslt psrosn mir
10 oft seidmeidelt uno betrosen, als our4
uniers gitelteit. Selten ldbt lie uns sur
ri9tissn Selb~iterfenntnib 9ela nssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
WemeelD's 0lOden

tbltabf tetabGrt I'm Sabre ns2S1
0isdsn fur Stt6tn, aiabtmtsny babrtisn &C.. psl6e In
eits @ledtnsiesrtf In erSesrti 9nIabi s,ma6t porssn
dnS, ale In satn anssrtn bts panets iulammtn. 8ar ane
Wlsdeu ntrh 0aranutt eeleihet. Sngtrirtt Gataleas
werbta suf Dunf4 psafrti lasdanst bon
'fIfIHJ 9J' o. u. ", o. X. aesntslp.
IN .rrs HtH r.t. Dea drsp. rs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30

Now read this .'bead-line," show
ing the amount STOLEN, outright,
by the Democratic Treasurer Of jack
son county. Iowa:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30
Anti state Convention.

The call Of the Central Committee
says: "A Convention Of the voters Of
the nti-Monopoly party OF the
State Of Iowa will be held at Des
Moines on Wednesday, June 2ith,
1874, to place in nomination candi-
dates for the following offices, viz:
Secretary of State, Auditor Of State,
Treasurer of State, Register of State
Land Office, Attorney General, Clerk
Of Supreme Court, Supreme Court
Beporter. All persons whose polit-
zeal views are in accordance with the
principles announced Mt the Convep.
ton held In Des Moines, on the 18th
day OF February last, are cordially
invited to join in sending delegate
to the Convention hereby called"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30
Only sa.,6sl.2O stolen.

The committee appointed to inves-
tigats the Affairs OF the Warren
county asury-which by the way
has been under the care Of one Of
the most honest end conscientious
Radical Treasurers in the State, one
SO "loyal" to party in fact that he
rolled hisfyes in holy horror at the
idea that tho Changers of his county
would presume to want any one but
a straight honest and "loyal" sRepub-
lican for county Treasurer, = has after
several weeks careful Investigation
reported that the said T.adicai county
Treasurer has misapp,ied, perverted
from Its proper channel. embezzled,
stolen Sc GA. % Of the hard earnings
of the hard working people OF Wag.
rem county!
4 Only 32,G7t..oO! That amt much,
IL it for one Radical official to steal
at one grab in the Vermont OF the
West? That Is hardly enough to
keep up an officials credit in the
party Be back-pay thieves. Credit
MobiliGr robbers, Sanborn Revenue
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30
yron taS Iowa BAPTIST.
Church Taxation.

Possibly this caption may not con-
rey To oil minds just the meaning we
Intend. We allude to the taxation
al church property by, and for the
benefit of, the State. Most or all our
readers are probably aware that this
question War before our State Senate
last winter, and elected considerable
discussion in various quarters. As
tile measure failed to become a law
wa need mt give the details, nor
even the outlines OF 1t, as 1t was
brought before the Senate. But we
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-30
Agricultural RE ms.

The following items are gIeanesi
from the kegiaer's agricultural cor
umns:
Keep cattle off the meadow for the
balance Of this spring.
Use every means to get crops in
early. Backward season must now
be made up by extra hours.
The season has been back ward, but
sluggards are not ready for 1t when
il comes.
Horseradish should be about every
mans premises. 1t is a delicious
relish, especially in early spring.
The farmer should be an educated
man. Formerly all necessary quail
cations was physical development.
Very few, if any farms ray expen-
ses, unless each owner gives his per-
sonal attention.
DO all work as cheaply as possible
this year but do it thoroughly. The
prospect Is good for remunerative
prices, if economically produced.
Casing about what the Grange Is
going TO do for the farmer will never
win without faithful, energetic work
on the farm.
1t is n mistaken idea that any
strong boy or man knows enough t.
farm. 1t is that notion of things
that makes 50 many farms disgrace
to neighborhoods and bankrupts the
owners.
If the farmer wishes his howl T.
flow with rich milk and cream nexl
winter, he should recollect tina,
Mspgel Wurtzel is the best root t.
feed cows on i'm summer and spring
ard that planting time is close al
bend.
"What kind of grapevines shall
-et?" The Concord first, as the
principal part Of your vineyard.
Then you can experiment on few
others to your notion. No Catawba
in Iowa.
The Agricul'Uist manifssts the
right spirit when it says that "a
good boy will often do as much work
as man. But you must know how
to treat him i'm order to make him
useful. .Give him the best tools, the
the best pillow, the steadiest team and
the newest harness. If he breaks
anything do not scold, but help him
to repair damages and encourage
him to do BETTER
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ArkaD.sas.

Baxter has called an extra session
Of the ] Legislature to meet on the
18th prox. to decide WHO'S Governor.
baxter has sent his troops home.
Brooks still holds the State House,
and isstrengthening his Notifications.
Martial law will probably be de-
ciared in several counties adjoini. ne
Little Rock. Both parties have Sent
representatives to Washington Ia
state the case.
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.asow the Old ThiDg works.


The battle cry of the Anti Monops
last fall was Economy "Retrench-
ment and Reform" and other high
sounding war whoops. The bell
wethers and wheel horses Of the
new party told the people that
the pesky Republicans were robbing
them and would steal the county
poor in year or two more, and that
those holding Offices were getting
entirely too much pay for the amount
of work performed. Just give them
the offices once and system Of re.
form and retrenchment would be in
augurated that would astonish the
natives! They succeeded in pulling
the wool over the eyes Of the ''dear
people, to such an extent that they
elected their candidates in this coun-
ty. The first thing that their super
intendent Of Schools did after he was
elected, and before he wassworn into
office, was to call on Treasurer Baker
for enough Of his prospective salary
to buy a COW. OF course he gotit-
horn. This we suppose give the
balance Of the economy" chaps a
back set, as we heard nothing more
of them till the April session OF the
Board, when the bill Of G. b. Boyd
ston was presented for services as
Deputy Treasurer, amounting to the
modest sum of $2lO. During Mr..
Bakers administration he was al
lowed from SlOs to $50 year for
Deputy hire, and the Board allowed
Mr.. Boydston's bill, less sll0,
Messrs. McCully and Sherwood vot-
ing for the reduction, and III. ID.
Lucas, the "retrenciiDent" member
voting against Il reduction. In about
two hours after the vote had beer
taken, the "retrenchment" Sheriff
appeared before the Board and served
notice on the members. BOydston
had sued the Board. The bills of l..
II. Ewalt for services as Deputy
Treasurer for five days at $3.50 a
day, amounting to 1880, and OF
Henry NolIen, for collecting tax at
Pella at $3.50 day, were both re
jected. During the time that Boyd
ston was at Pella collecting taxes,
Ewalt was acting in the same capaci-
ty at Knoxville, and Boydstod en-
ployed Nollen at Pella, which made
one Treasurer and three Deputies
collecting taxes, their united salaries
to si2.79 day. This is
"retrenchment" with n vengeance, a
a kind Of tretrenchment" that we
imagine that the people OF Marion
county won't take to very much.
The fact Is, the t'retrepchment"
Treasurer can't run the machine
alone, and when the deputy goes
away, another one has to take his
place, and the Board very properly
came To the conclusion that If he
couldn't run the thing himself, HAT
Il was nothing more than right and
proper that he should pay some one
else to do it for him. If this is the
way the new party proposes to run
things, we fail to see where the ''re-
trenchment" joke comes in, and we
think the people will find that oil
this big talk about running the
country on the "cheaps," isall moon
shiue. We understand that Boyd
ston was advised by his friends to
withdraw his suit against the Board,
but whether he will do 80 remains
to be seen.--Fettd BlGde.
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PERSONAL.

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