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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
A Poor Peanut Venture.

A city granger, a short time ago,
planted ten cents worth of peanuts in
his back yard. Scoring the service OF
middlemen, he entered into negotiations
with a retail peanut-vender on Olive
street, and engaged the whole crop al
$3.50 per bushel. Yesterday he ex.
amined the hill and found that his pea.
nuts had all rotted in the ground. Or
consulting an East Tenneseean he
learned that roasted peanuts are not s
sure crop in any locality. Boston
Courier, 18th,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
Determining the Vitality of Seed Corn.

A correspondent OF the Western
Farmer says: son the upper side of
the kernel, or the side next to the tip
Of the ear, is a cove or indentation At
the bottom of this cove lies the germ,
aid very near the surface, being COW
cred with little else than the thin hull
OF the kernel If the seed possesses
vitality, this germ will be plainly Wis
able III the form of a narrow, rounded
cord or stripe, running from the head
OF the cove towards the point of the
kernel, and usually of darker color than
the general surface of the cove. It is
not necessary that the germ should
form a ridge through the bottom of
the cove. its appearance is more as if
embedded IN the kernel and slightly
covered with emi-transparent sur
face. If the enamel of the cove is
bright and smooth, and this line visible.
we may besure this seed will terminate.
If the surface of the cove is dull and
wrinkled and no line visible, it will be
useless to test it in the earth. Let any
one not accustomed to observe these in
dications, take bright, sound ear and
decidedly unripe one, break them in
the middle, and look at the kernels in
the break on tine stem halves and he
Will at once see the difference. By this
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
AND HOUSEHOLD.
Growing Strawberries.

The Rochester Union tells of q straw
berry grower who states that to two
barrels OF rain water he put one-quarter
of pound of ammonia, and one quarter
of pound OF common nitre, and with
this solution he sprinkled his strawberry
beds every night when poisoning.
The result is said to have been double
the amount of large strawberries to
that on the beds just adjoining, not SO
treated. The trouble with the mex
perienceG is the fancy that, in proper
ton as stimulation is increased, the
results viii be more and more beneficial,
the fact being that, while moderate
stimulus may do good, excess is the
precursor Of destruction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
HOuSe-MOttOeS.

Z ALIoLE5 Out O1et- w OTlu customs which
are fast disappearing is that of carving
notices on the walls of houses, frequent
instances of which yet remain in Swift
zerland, Germany, and the Tyrol. The
more ancient Of these notices are
quaint and significant. They were
copied and improved upon in houses of
more modern build, until they degen-
Grated into matters of fashion or
caprice with no special meaning. A
writer In the Cornhill Magazine has
collected number from the more
ancient homes in which they still exist,
and embalmed them in literature.
They are pious, comical, simple, or
synlcal. The inscriptions dedicating
the house to God, to the Virgin, or to
some favorite saint, are naturally the
most numerous. They frequently con-
slst of but two lines, roughly rhymed.
Sometimes they extend to four or even
SIX lines. Here we have two:
The Lord this dwelling be about,
And bless all who go in and out
Another
Mother of God, with gracious arm
Protect our beasts and us from HARM .'
The two that follow teach trust in
God as "the only sure hold-fast on
earth :"
The love of Gods the fairest thing,
The loveliest this world can bring:
Who sets his heart elsewhere, in vain
Hath lived; nor may to Heaven attain.
Another:
The help of man is small,
Trust God alone for ALL
The following is found in at least
half dozen villages of North Tyrol:
We build our houses strong and wide
Though here we may not long abide;
But for the great, eternal rest,
We take no thought to build a nest.
This, too, is in the same spirit
This house mine own 1 may not call,
Nor is it this who follows me-
third is born from out its hall
. God. whose may this dwelling be?
Some of the notices bear a caustic
air:
The old folks to me they say
The times grow worse from day to day.
But [ say no!
put it so =
he times are just the times we've always had.
1t Is the people who have grown so bad
Another:
To please all mems vain endeavor,
And so 1t must remain forever
The reason true
I'll tell to you:
The heads are far too many,
The brains are far too few
The builder of the house on which
the motto that follows was placed was
evidently well satisfied:
Zum Stainer this house we call.
He who built it. roof and wall.
Is Hans Stoffner by name
Full handed, and CT worthy fame
The author of this one had an eve to
business:
love the Lord, and trust his promise true,
make new hats, and dye the old ones too.
Some notices put upon inns are
more plain-spoken than polite:
Come within, and sit thee down:
Hast no cash d.? be off full soon.
Come within, dear guest. I pray,
Ii thou hast wherewithal to pay.
Another reads
The kind of guest that love best
VIII have kindly talk
Will eat and drink and pay his score
And the away will walk
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01

HERR KUHNER, the missionary taken
prisoner by King Koffee, at Coomassie,
arrived In London on the 10Th of June.
He is in good health, and hopes to re-
turn to Ashantee and again pursue his
work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
Hope.

Tairer than any flower
Of summers hour. SIS
Sweeter than any love ## .
Ay, sweet in truth !
Of her what shall be said?
Hope that is dead!
Far hope, that garlanded,
Fair hope, that led and fed
The dreams of youth.
What song is sweet enough
To sing of her?
What murmur OF the dove,
What cooling note thereof,
To breathe the memories
That cling of her?
Hope, brave and strong,
Hope, sweeter than all song,
What song is sweet enough
To sing of her?
How weary are the ways
Unto our feet
Q. tagging length of days .a..ar
That once were fleet
o, barren of all grace, fs.x - "a
Life, that she made so sweet!
Hidden from moon and star,
She that was fairer far f -
To look upon
Not where the roses are, 81
But where slow waters sweep
To the great deep; a4.5
Whose only shadows wan, -----~,
And rain may fall thereon, -
Bat never the warm sun.
-OUerldnd.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01

rule have selected seed from the crib
from amidst much that was unsound,
and with unfailing success. Many
doubtless understand all this; but it
may be well to repeat it at this time. -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-07-01
Pickles and Picking.

Vinegar should be strong and good if
one desires to attain perfection in pick
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Ih. #.s&anfi tIt Tie It'll Ittid1 ~
=. n,i.Fs. a,ttl stta hns ltH II nt IN ~ IT.
HnttltF tsi let Il IL aisitUa, thnif
lflssif Heis tsAr1ha nj. II, TIL ssst,sf e4as.fs
ii width IEaltts II sitfd III, " 4ts.atsts Ill su v
ni.d t,fsstiesrH i lsefts,e tEsf ~ htHt@
ttt sm', ~. saif sttlirtt II asaa MI aid y eHd
~ tie rsss Il, Vii Ii pt.t tsus tlb s,ts mi !
~ him. A g.# nHtAi rIiafsGi.r required ~ All
sprly hg saf admission
Tls tuntsls aI seuafsi iaH.ffiurh, ~ The Htlt NJ
H.sn.ia,aiy sa,thaI rsff4 Tie fttntlsts riss,ir
A. ti.lf fsa nm. ai tft titu Hftt st.l rttHitH.
hahte fftt,ls. sstt, Htslhlnis
EHi'siih. ffss tria ~ i8aiiia1 Nta fwsitf "
IsHuss ~ gHafta IL tH'sf,a Them NJ ltf hbltl.
fetari and Improvements ~ their s.,ls ~ waf.iss
TIN =. 'IvIaH tan.iH 10 thr iasiilHts IL NataaH
n,iiisI. f,srt ilus nts aiilliEt ies tits sHta ~
as.', a,d IN f.pts u attend III. pebble ssstss.s
~ tsIl4isHs &Ht.llp
RITZ .sts,sis ttu ~ students. ~ wsli - NIL
t.a,i, n,.h 't shstn ats s,issei ~ the tHtwsilan
NJ The VHstnfs
TIL tss hss menss nfthe tiairhis Il ds1e~itssi
with the itsssnnf, la H. sissn NJ ltstdenss iaet
.us4tsis anil ,nas H. pafitt, ~ tnsaitt withheld
fti.i tfvIH. M Mfatht NJ MissnisI.t ~ MglsHt W
duty
I'm entering. sNeI i,sriev st,Dnld b. provided
With ~ tshts gusnt W ~ sl.al,tna, aud sutsivid
uusutei ~ sttifis. .s#ks, hatdAtIshipfs, hMtis.
combs, btmsl,ss vie Answ III iiess Will ~ fMfn.
.sitsd NJ sal'esss uHlsss stssnI dslasli ~ mssls.
ks,fy aHirle sboald h. hssttsd With th~ nAtHs N
the 0NHst IN fmil,
Parents wlsiiug III hsye tirlf ei,tlstsb ssht hnst~,
should ptss Timely tsiirH. mud Iafwael travelling
sttwnsvs, tof further hsHeWiHss. eddtfse
tstJ Nkn. OLIVER, t@asissss,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
0smrraI q cssssMsJ0s,. !,

rapils ave received sny lime during IL
year. and charged from dnte Vi sbiranef
NJ deduction msLr for pnvttAl nhsener
anlsss In ease VI pFGiraetsd iIlhers. ~ II
missyI
Communications 10 and from ihv seud..
emy Arr submitted - tho inspections " tAs
Superior
Zach pupil ii required " hats shsnEer
NJ Clothiny suttstrnt ~ appear ~ Ill ttmrs
neatly and respectfully lre1ssd Alse -
towels, Oh table napkins. ens dressins.
gown, ons bathing gown. iw0 blNvk Mpf0ns.
khIfs. fork. silver table sAd iessvnsn. and
MApt in-riHk. With nAme marked IN fMil i
drsssinx.~are furnished With esnsbs. brush.
t1eth mud nall brushes fatt. etc,
Packet moary anil rasinEs sianrs are -
~ entrusted 1. INV l,irvstrsss, NJ sAr~nd.
tturvs Tpr Clothing " otLer Items vii ~
made unlrss sn,u II m0ney Le deposited
with the Institution fvr thst pnrpess
DIAsreacs " Religion forms 10 al,stsels
10 The admission NJ sMrh W Ays Willing 70
ssafars, u ~ established routine sTths
laaltiMls. Sister = rAv1IyiA,
1915 sacstisssss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
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= iarA m apsA y sata
Il - tfAAAa Y ~ ainfAa
\ ~ n sis - sssN - rs
~ y i.ef~i w. .slet tsstseAs II
seat sh 80 NJ n Aaan NJ AhsA
i'~3*stss 49,. talts ,u.. #u,
- NJ ,his rtah ~ $50 s~p+ | t*f
s4tA II | ~ss i#Als ~ tssA .st
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trs ~wsgsi,s III M,,i. ~ slime siA,
,lat hss+ sssts l,tn .hlt y, sNt
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se~aa fAwtls I.As sirian IA its lsa~
saa s,sAs \, Al sl~.s u Nv ~ ~ "
lnf ~ tAtw. vi,Au, shsfr.. w
hs,. ntsrt hsa at4tss IA Nh. hsnse
AIMS ~ Ata '+gse III. or II se.f
Itll.ss sna iinvu,,,s | have uve,s.
men.lsa The s.e II sh,a m,,lisi,ss III
rs,tsl .srts and r4rllir~'.d ,as.
ai.tns f,pm. \. ,sasvl, ~ ist ate
ssssv n thv llla,si. ahl in 49, .nr ,sse
have they fsiIsd n mnsr ,hnn str,M.
rlnh all shes s,s .lalmvi a. ~. | all
unl, Mrnthn eue ~ remarkable,
t,hnarh | nali v,e va dtrtn,
llems kNsstt4 furniture 'ieslsf. II ihis
place, wha was uu~ VI vi. meat rli,t,tl
all.e,- .,rs sr.n. bis fse~ swullrn Nj
" SHAPE, sal,. md r,nr,hns ~i,h.e,
emil. extending ~ ILL., h ~. ~hirh ~.
completely covered with hlt,,lss AMI
saba N,hiue Tin, hs ,ok ssrmsd
II ELECT !, 4 particle. | finally induced
/. him /, n, FEW lnt,les u The ''ohlct
Medical discovery, With daily IRE |"
shs rells's, assuring him !. would sur
u, cure him, llc commenced ms us'
, so,nc MA weeks since. taking twn l',ll
ci- cael, night ~ week, lisn. ns sne'
night AMI the Discovery a. directed
The rvsnl. IL, to.,la, lis skin 10 I.rfcc.
! y smooth. AMI tho .sly crnp.ilos ~
g.nc. H. lns iskcn ssMc seven \
eight bn,tlrs III VII. and considers him
|, .c'f cured This CASE had hailIrl NJ,
, skill IT .nr be-. physicians MrAt,
! l'nnsf,,h \ IT,, druggists. 4 ,hi
! place, .rp scll'ns lsrY,l, fyem med
J, zines nnl ,lr demand rieaail, inefrs,
-, AMI they yiy. psrfrr. satisfaction !
i ever, Gaze.
. Respectfully. ". II cnaaris,
Ii Agt Am. EAp ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05

~ 1HE rar.tnrSt ~ liIr tAifLp ntAltsH
~ ANrnieA 80 fMsni sMaitns,
~ mr. reminded ly N. changing .a,a,ns
,l,si |, IA time " pau~. IN 'n,t daily aynfa
'tona nnd ntI.f thanks 70 Almighty titnl for
's... ...ssisa and eininlaprr ~ llm ,rur
which Ii 'lfaNi Inv ina sl,ar.
Thu blessings ii ~. government cpn,in.
,W IN IN sonfhmfrd ~ ~, tlm Cn,il, LIS
responded III thu lalsr NJ thu InlslmndInel.
H. ln,ii Inns laen Ire fren ppsillcnn'. III.
,ernnl ORDER Ia lpInr ,niuaind, anil lsure
ALL, Dtl,.r pospfa has prevailed.
Il n h,ting that III suited perIWla W
should reAs,' ff.un .,ir accustomed pursuits
mud ffMn tlse i,itnedl pf,u,r daily lives md
unite IN III n'.fulMss fpr tie lie~inps NJ
tl,e l,asi, and III iIW cultivation " kindly
fteIngs toward rnci, niIMr.
| Now ll,crpforr. recognizing these eH,allI.
ttasitns. 1, II, saas \. Gtani, l'n~l,!en. ~
J In l'nlled rsai~s. III rvsunmenl ~ nll iii.
liens IT, uxMnhlr In their rr~jMciiui place,
, NJ worship. ON Thursday. tlr Nth ,lay u
/ sNVefWWT WStt HHu ssIWi% sWH ltHsHhs
im ille mercy and favor n Almighty ,;m
aud laying aside III political contentious a'sd
I'll secular occupations, 10 ol,Mrve 1,rh IL,
NJ day " rest, Thanksgiving and praI~,
In witness whereof | lMvr lMu,n'h ~
my hand nnd caused thr Nni ~ lhs lniles
slats+ IL tr ntlixrtl.
lDsse VI tl,e city u Washington this twin
iy.seycnsh day n prtoirr, II
lhe year eighteen hundred ~,
tEAL seventy four. md fihc iMlrpen
deuce n tlr t'nit~i MATES u
| America ,l~ nimtysnln.h
i L, H. UnsSt.
t,y the Presidents
/ HAAufos FIJI. Nlcseiary y fi,'r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
AT ALEXANDRIA. Va,
NOvEM es1:N ~. lA11.

The Montpelier Female Ilumsat Asseel.
xtioDs chartered hy the legislature NJ tlr.
gIniA nnI thu firrnit Court NJ TRANCE ~
proposes by Grand Tin Concert ~ rAtalt
ltsh and rNiuw II Home fur the Uid, In.
Arm, AAi destitute ladies III vlreinia.n III
Montpelier, the f,rmcr residences u 1'resl.
dent James Madlsan.
Ho,GMsoa's Uyriex, RicnMosb, July \
ls74 II anr1s me pleasure 10 shy that
| nm we'll acquainted With n large major.
Wy IT tht officers u thsAlontt.iicr Female
ttnglau As.nnintion. Win reside In The vie.
Unity " my home. and attest ii,cif imel-
iigenee anil their worth anil high rrtntA-
,ion ~ xsnt,pm.n, ~ weiiA ~ ihs public
confidence, ,HhusHct and s,lbstnntial neshs
literally Represented am0ng them.
JAMEA Il. kEMpEN. fiov. Virginia
AIEsAsnHtA. VI. July \, ls7A..-ss
J commend them ~ gents 0f honor anil
Integrity. md fally entitled 10 The renn-
dsnra " The pHt,ite.
+ ", ~ ltlEs. n n Judge EAs. y Dist
" w Rnrihern references by permission
Hls esarileMry hilbert 4 Walker. ~.
Governor ~ vn Han l.oia n. MIahers
Lieut. .noy nfvA md u ~ t~nniov elect
trnaiors Eni Member VI ronKrsss from
VI,
Remittance. for slcteis may ~ made W
eaprrsr prrr,iL, Iosi.pihes mnnry order
~ Washihu1h ~ " Ny registered lot.
ter
Hor full pAriissl.ra. lestimsninls a.
seAd fur rlreHiar Address lion JAM ~
nAkbOGN. prsA't Nv II Il Al~sNndrl.,
". tsiisbss agents wsetst every.
where tUWl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
4 stsr. ~ss~a s~ss,tst.s

- t~ltss1ger .4tla = ~ u "
49,. i spAsa slvn n tt+ tAlsN ass#a a
AsAssss Ma. n ANAsa4taa ~iHA
SsIl W .s#sa N ss44aa tAHs er.ls u
sAe. ~ narAsssAs a ihls ~ltl ~
ts.~as+s ~ fsale~iAs vte~ ". as'ls
- ,4,fstt n y. ssli The ia'h
axrsrhst snvss,iss sd l,'eHeRil.t
lssHsins II sseknsa h 49, nsss saa sst
t.t~ vuaia Asss ssi.n II, nss ~ u,
skH,,.s svsr NA sie ln. r.ssis
,~e ware, IN ~. ~sn ~ "a wv
,sr* ~ shs ~tsl aea susrrsa We
f,ms and a,ne the .'rst, ~ W
n spsla hst sst.a him ,sn ssss. 40
4 AaM mi vrs lsrss slna, ~ wrsshs
II v,lu, " II I'VE ls,t y hsA alens
anth rale,i,F u Mud hsss ,sttu
him ut, ~ ss4ss ~. lisslinF
tAAt seventeen ,sns ~ easi.lu std ~
thv sssrs. and nrs,ls ,an " .a,is,
rlrsh. IT. II s~lni,ts st,shis ,H,t y
paper N ~hkh II rsie, this s,sl and
~hra the whnle IL hosra ena tvsds ~
.hirm.n, viii svqaiss sksrn fright
ratp D. carry N ~ IN destination,
| Then frlla~s the nsmr. II .m humid
rel anil eight employees nh haze ".
ssge,l ~ this w.,k fcr upwards u =
year past, giving their rlsr,s II stst.
drnrr, etc.
/ While Tho above ma, h. regarded
~ eatravaeans, ", tho truth II !, can
bc established BY any ons visiting ahs
Lakeside Building From hssrm, ",
IN rcef, from e,el II end IL the vas,
building 10 piled paper and ms,riia
fs this A.las The upper avots, !"
which are located respectively IL,
lithoeralhing. tho tindsry AMI Tbs
printing departments all " which ~
she mo.t extensive Ia this city, NJ,
. working. and have been for months
| slmess excessively on this Atlas II Min
nssota. chss, Srhulur 4 TO-. tul
sbeir Ok team photographic presses nigh
and day. and No were informed b
them that they have nearly twsnt!
tons y autographs Stone In use !
this job.
!. From what W can gather ~ hass y
, hrssitancy IN saying that Minnrsci
will 6nd this work an immense help |
showing ~ i,s resources, ~ wsal'
and L. improvements; will also sh''
iss advantages ~ farming " = lun'i
" region. i,s tinr wnttr.Iows,a aud u
manufactures. !. sh.~s w. Ia enst,
prising nitisens, Ia beautiful climate
IL lovely scvn..,. b'..~..s~.. -
have food f"r thought and study Il
: years 10 rnmc III this ncw A,lss.
which Mr.. Audrcss has given atsid
: uous labor. thought and Aiudy :
z Chieslo t'.nhu.isl Al,us.t. OcI
:. ~, iA7l,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
ahlpplng Liquors.

The Commissioner u informal Rev.
snus has decided that II Ii unlawful ~
shsr liquors. tho kcgs ~ vessels co',..
ssining which, a's packed In anotl'sr
bos. " barrel. 10 that tho nature "
ths eontsnts cannot b sssc, tanned ~ !
glance, II II necessary also that the
mArka, brands and stAmrs should a.
vAys b. exposed - tho view u lseve.
NE Omesss TT examination. fos
soms time past. both IN lows end slas-
whore, Wholesale lil.or dealers have
bssn In the habit u putting their liquors
nlo essks, aud altar stamping and
branding them n re4nired ~ law. have
put sl,v caskA inlo hare Ii Aad loses,
and then shipped In tina. way Il w,
Thus mAdv Impossible fov anyone Il
kaow how msea whiskey WIS shipped
Into shs interior u tho Hsatr. III.
laws u The siasc arc such that ever,
pess,n or company handling lignafs m
,u'jeet I" ltrAyy penalties. Lnt en ~.
sonnt " she mannet II sh,r.ins The ~
thorities have Lcen hailed IN their -
sv'rpts - asssss shsse penalties. Here
shss. those VIM wish private ksg.
Win bc obliged ~ l,ayo II oo,ns - then
openly --CshAr Rapids Republican
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ns(~rtnick'a New harvester.

n consequences u the grest demand
IN Some sseiions for this ttyle " ma.
chias. the MsMs. Mccormick ara %.
sassd In building large number ior
ths harvest " is7j. Prom ths char
sstsr u tho implements built by this
asm In The past. there II little doubt
bsl what ! Harvester finn their works
viii b. strictly avss.clsss. comparing
must fAsorably With any N III. market.
Owing 70 ; monopoly IL she manufses.
IRE u these machines IN the past. shsy
have bssn vssy poorly oen,stu. tod. and
consequently sbors.lived. Thss The
Ms(1prmiek Harvester Win 10 shor.-
ouehly we'll built may b. relied ulD,,
y > certainty. Warmers who expect
- Lsy . Harvester ths coming Asaaos
shosA NJ N Any event or'ler iii they
Asss ssssdnsd ths MrCuMirt. Ssn,-
ples viii 10 On hand u - early date
. possible; II ths meantime. ih.ss
wishing y know somsshing II sbs com-
W mseLins. esn tslk With W. agent
iviss asassss shsn.
u. +. OAASrAH,
0snsvsl Agent. Austin, MINI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05
t,,i.i.Ei:IAlE DEPARTMENT.

ful NIii III Aasss'thf8siHs thsffArs " hrs
tfliiEsftla faHl HMal, aN#s iN tkFNts ih ttitte
in 80 NJ lie III gtssstH ttt ites sF tf4 fas ttt
a4,a It4.utfH tis. hasiet Ss rHssite iAt4s'ttt
@staiHstps ssts Sta.ti ~ aast3riss Gtss tty VI
HI tht II ttat itat tses fe4bg. $3.50
uusit,y tt.,ss, Ia ~, ,t8eas ,.fuia., assd fmns
Nst nasa'.
f.ittn .iAss. " deutts ,fs'atiAigii, 's,s ".
nn, rn,s,siy, tntl.ni v s'ftt ahd iiregFnptss
Wasuln AMI Hf,eiap tntlaH ~. ft9 ~ ttrfHfntt
tnst.is,ty Aifshfa .saHlAs II. 4aftts itts fea5f
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Herman apt unni
shstlNti tiAs@ ~ ilFfsrs Mt ttha'i tits. IT,
eWs ~, rrsselst HTtsiai III, sna't, ln9 md MI
,pA,si.s, itatans ,ifaS i, il"tt''s'ts 81 'att
sa sastui. Astronomy, tNtfst.af iafttntftgs ~
s.ss, MaNti,iy tthsias iAin t.tEsi itsnth sla
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ou,t. tn,sny, 'sa'a.s. ANr't MP thts6''tf
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Laiiit. tE.tk ilstMaalt all Ilaltw |, tpilnl.aI.
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All prr1,ns indebted ~ III late
Arm u knowlsm 4 Randolph ars mott.
led that immediate payment u the
accounts and past duo notes must bs
made W snsv r0tts.
Lime Springs. Iowa, fmt.. - 1874.
'!'a JosErM ks"~ tros.
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lnvwess asd nsrsAeeln.

Whit ever W have sald hsfors ssls-
sivr 10 fsvmsss holding IN 10 The pro.
ducts ~ their fsrm until II wosld sell
sor The cost u I,rodsction. wss never
intended " interfere With the asse great
duty NJ All mon - meet THAR consrsets
and ply III their Mssarsd dybN n
> farmer hss purchased u The msr.
chant on credit. with > proaslss 10 ply
soon - The crop eoul'l ~ msrtstsi. lss
nothing induce me d them ~ forget
Vic wDrd 4 mans ho0w u worth
mnse than wheat. hags os money. 1hs
NJ reliant hss fsyussd ths lss,ssv With
she nsrsssariss dssiag The ssmmss ~.
III hIs capital Il nearly III invested In
sush pr"misss. and anlsss The farmer
promptly Mssss HE contracts shs Mss.
chant he 10 renew his stock ~ credit.
which means thirty per cont. dsaver
than f.r cash Then hs l.sss bic e,,s.
tuners, AMI u the farmer continues his
esssosa( ~hiuh ~ II " honor hound 10
dn)hs hss I, pay higher Gs srsls.
Think seriously II II Mt NM. hut
n ssAsy esses. xhols nsixhbrh~usls.
hsss bought on credit. end prolsLl,
that Same ueighboSho.l have held -.
svst meetings y ds.iss ws,s 70 holA
their psoAses. lIst u ,ts ssms time
they sl.vuM slsviss ~sys " psssss 70 ~
1assrnislssd credit II = impossible
les , msa " evan vssrscs hinsslS " hs
lss gain farl.iss hIs wsvd, NJ spsa y .
nas. whsn ~ scvs - own. svoids hIe
I'D islend whv hes favored him. ~
kasws In his ewa hssvl thss 10 h M sn
keNsss man. And VIM u willing "
ssdsss . lssers,sd s.nseirass ls )
halter prize 1ss his huE. I'ay -. aMl
sAsa - independent, sSd = sLls u
asss and fass 81 nsm.
TIKI h the siMs " shs yssv ~hss ~
voslA pres homs sisk fssss ~ sssas
asssslay q pwHsssslIsy. Oss ~ u
this dI!sams. and then By 4sosasay
- elass management avoid ~ sssh
alssSIens II shs lsssss. D. leag d
ysu svs IN dsLs and ne tine ~ sems
~ psyasst. ~ ~hsss u yoss bias.
- sssn ~ yoss 1slds ~ NJ ks1g N
ysss pr ~ nj yessa. They bslesg
- ssoshss. 1'sks them Aoms. psy
yess dshts Il mskse 70 difference Y
they ~ chap llssos b worth mSss
than pr ssnl All ~ adyi~s stots
standing e,s Nth shs psvlsris v ~
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Aumo sliH.neekssl sinner III WapsIlo
county. voted tho following ticket -
tho last alactIon;
Fur general principals
lien Jackson
FIR Judge sscond disirIet
llon ] { KNAPP
ror Consrss
Don't caro- dam ..sIcy will MI steal
anyhow !"
Az Oswssi maiden wrote; deer
Jon comet afpssiate. Mary
Georgia editors cal saeh other "sn-
nisiEs'~l tisvoglyphies. =
Head. eolored voters" - III tho
TsnnYssss papcsS.J lint 'hs eolorod
votsrs cant read.
~ The csse NJ ! Kansas man bcIng
struck by lightning. : eoronors jury
rendered verdict: lila was killed Ii,
The Lord. but ths Lard n III rixht,
Why did she turn her hack IN yos.
young Mani 1nnoccnt child. khs
wisl,sd 70 mako ~ exhibition " her
new ossrstist.
Water rsjdens tho rose. whIsk., thc
nose, md tight Looss Tie ,eea
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