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Nrnetinc is made exclusively from the
Juices of carefully selected barkS, roots and
herbs, and 50 strongly concentrated, that
IL will rficCtualIy eradicate from the SyS-
TEN every tint of SCrOfula, SCrOiulOuS HUI
NOR, Tumors. Cancer, CancerOuS HumOr,
Ery>ipclaS, salt Rhcum, Syphiliiic Dis
eases. Canker, FaintnesSS at the Stomach,
and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. Sciatica, lntiammatOry and Chron-
ic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt and
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfiectually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptivc Diseases of the
skin PuStulcs, PimpltS, BlotcheS, BoilS,
letter, Scaldhcad and RingwOrm, Ncge-
tine has never failed 10 effect Il permanent
cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com
plaiutS, DrOpSy, Female Weakness, Leu
COrrhua, arising from !ntcrnal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
Ncgctinc acts directly upon the causes of
Strengthens the whole system, acts upon
the Secrctive organs, allayS inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, llabitual COStiVr-
ness, PalpitatiOn at the Heart, Headache,
Piles, Nervousness and General PrOStra-
tiOn of III" Nervous system, no medicine
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction atS
the NCgctinr. II purifiuS the blood, clean
SrS all of the organs, and possesses II con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by Ncgc-
tine have induced many physicians and
aputhrcarirS whom We know To prescribe
and use il in their own families.
In fact, Nrgctinr is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and is
the only reliable Blood Purifier yet placed
b.t,T,. fhp uublic prrparrd by
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receipts for
S3,I7S,622,SS7 -


Thus corroboratng the statement above
made.
In view of this startling exhibit the
gentleman, very pertinently, asks
if this i not indeed time
for cutting down expenses rather
that of creating additional burdens.
Moreover, it is shown from the report of
the Secretary of the Treasury, that on
the first of July, ls6G, the debt ofthc
United States was $2,I15, 2@6l1@
which shows that, during these eight
wears. the enormous sum of S7O0,OooOWh
more than the whole public debt, was
received into the Treasury. and besides
this by the last report Of the Bureau Of
Statistics. it i shown that the exports Of
the country last year, were more than
they have been any year since the Gov
eminent was founded.
Mr.. HEREFORD continued citing fig
ures and statements, all tending toward
the same results rs those given above,
and showing that an eNtravagancc start
ling and incredible, and Of great r'ck-
lc,sness ha, prevailed in the conduct Of
this government during the last eight or
ten wears. Figures do not lie, and here
are figures of the highest authority, to
prove the position taken.
And yet this bill will pass Congress
and Radical majority has the etirontery
10 say that, notwithstanding the above
exhibit of Extravaganza over $4,000
600 more annually are needed to defray
public expenses, and this additional bur
den oftaxstion will be imposed.
Besides Mr.. HEREFORD, there are many
men in Congress, such as Mr.. CLYMER,
Of Pennsylvania, men Of experience and
acknowledged capacity, who oppose TINS
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Sesctine IL Sold by all Druggist
f.blSl
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GEORGE .WA>HINGroN thus disposed OF
the third term scheme Of 80 in his
farewell address: The period for u new
election of citizen To administer the
executive government Of the United
States being not far distant, and the time
actually arrived when your thoughts
must be employed in designating the per-
son who is to be clothed with that import
ant trust, it appears to me proper, es-
pecially as it may conduce to more dis
tinct expression of the public voice, that
l should now apprise you ofthe resolution
| nave formed, to decline being consid
cred among the number of those cut OF
whom choice Is to be made.
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VARIABLE IMPORTATION


Gcul,ucn-M only object I'm giving Won
this testimonial l. Ia spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with salt Rhcum, and the whole surface of
my skin brins covered with plmples and
rruptiOnS. many of which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing il 10 be-
a blood disease, took many of the adver-
tiScd blood preparations, among which
was any quantity of SarSaparilla, without
obtaining any benefit until | commenced
taking the Ncgctinc. and before had com :
plrtcd the first bottle ! SAW that had got
The right medicine. consequently, | fol =
lowed on with il until had taken seven
bottles, when | was pronounced well
man, and my skin j. smooth and entirely
free from pimplcS and cruption>. have
never enjoyed so good health before, and |
attributC ii all 10 the use of Ncgctine. To
benefit those afflicted with rheumatism.
! will make mention also OF the Ncgctinr's
wonderful power of curing me of this acute
complaint, OF which have suffered so in
tcnSelN. {. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Ag't Mich. {. K. r., 80 Washington
street. Boston.
Segctine IL Sold by all Druggists.
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FARM FOR SALE.
600 ACRES.

will otter at private sale my farm, con-
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SAW LES TLG0I 0ULgTUT
And a Complete EMHI IIIWFN
. L 7 r ! / lWI lU IInlN

W. want "a suitable person in every neigh
horhoud "a take orders and deliver goods
fnruur ,.>tahli> shed &. -. u. sales of stapl"
and family goods oi an KINDS in constant
us.ouI wear. The oldest co. u. house I'm
America. Sales over half a million In 1871.
Large cash Pay To ia" right person. \
real chance tor all, male or lamalr. AT your
homes or travelling. No risk. lfS"u =" Z"
work We viii send YOU trcc and p"a-p0'd %
line of samples and "a complete outfit. Ad-
drns. al once and ~rcuI" your territory. II.
]. HAILS CO., q. y. Howard street, Halii-
,,,rr, \iI f-blOb
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,tt?NfprNNDINI.

udrcrcr uf the Circuit court at ON"
county. entered on the 9th Of February .
1864, the above mentioned tracts "i ~ ',r.,''
ItN acres. and tn" coal umdryl yims ne ,I;.ri
of Igl acres, were divided ana l"rl ''"i,I
Jcw'is iuusford. who held undivided IN
trr"sts therein. Said decree or partition j.
recorded i'm the Office OF the Clerk oi me
Gonnty court of ohio county, in deed BOOK
M a. maze 81, sc. ~ -,
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1875.
TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed n
West Virginia. Ii will be sent 10 any al
dress one wear for 500. Valuable premi-
umS 10 cIuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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To the Afflicted

To The Addicted. No matter under
what form OF sickness You labor, there IL
one great truth YOU should keep I'm mind :
All disease originates in an impure con
dition ot the blood. Purify that and the
disease must depart; uui you cannot purify
the blood lay the use Oi poisonous drugs.
and rX hauStiNC StimulaniS. The best Blood
Further ever discovered il pr. Walker
famous Vinegar Filters, compounded OF
simple herbs. hblub
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WANTED,

MAN AND WIFE To TAKE CHARGE
\ ofthe Small Pox Hospital.
The wife OF the present steward having
died, he has resigned the position. \ man
and wife are wanted Immediately 10 take
charge of the Hospital. But one case oI
smallpox has been in the house tor elgh'
teen months.
Apply at my office, No. ", 18th street, be-
tween the hours Of and 7. NJ,
:. l.. JEPSON,
f.bo1s Health officer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CINY CLERKS OFFICE.
WHEELING, w, Va, FEB. % 47''')
Sealed Proposals viii be receiy yein al tEo
Fabrnorv 2ftb. is75. at O'Clock ?. m; 70!
the use of the Coal scales in the riI c,i
ward Ali bids TO keep said Scales In good
oFue' "i1" ''P F. A. BRITT,
40, City Clerk.
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ToMerChaDts & Manufacturers

pIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an office at 80 liN Main street, for
The purpose of posting ana ADJUSTING
books. collecting bills, copying, and other
Office work. Parties who do not wish Z"
carry Il book keeper can have their books
posted up weekly, or oft,ucr 10 desired,
and the bills made out and collected.
!rbl7 WIN. u. ENGLISH.
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A Man of a Thousand.

4 COnSUmpfiN" threh'---N men "tt'I
all remedies having failed, and Dr. II.
JAME~ WAS experimenting. he accidental
~ mad" a preparation Of INDIAN HEMP
which cured his only child, and now gives
this recipe free Oh receipt oi TWO stamps 10
nav EXPENSES. HEMP also cures night
Swraf>. nausea AZ TIA" stomach, and will
hr.pI, "A fresh cold in u hours. Address
rraddock & CO., lu.2 Race street, Philadcl-
uhia. naming this paper. :cblOb
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NT7MT PLEASANT, Z FITABL h
IN w success certain. 30 Agents DOW
making money on best article out From
! 10 d needed in every dwelling, business,
and store. Entirely new. More agents
wanted. Full particulars free. Address tn"
manufacturers. :. :. Mann Il Co., No. 81
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Nd. iob!Nb
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Stanton Bros;
SALE OF BUSINESS.

I HEREWITH RESPECTFULLY AN
| NOUNCE that have sold to-day, my
Confectionery and ReSlaurlmt business Ia
Mr.. August NcuhdNScn. All accounts Of
my late firm, pro and contra, will be-
settled with and by me. Soliciting for my
successor the favor of the public 50 largely
bestowed upon me,
| remain, respectfully.
CHAS. Il. BEHLER,
Referring Ia the above announcement
most respectfully solicit for my business Il
share OF tn" public patronage, which. by
close attention To business, combined with
Il large experience i'm my branch, and fair
dealing, shall rndcaNrr tO deserve. Mr..
ChaS X. Bchlcr will he So kind Us 10 act rs
my manager during the short time ucCcS-
Sary for the closing up OF my business In
New York. AUGUST NEtH NISEN.
WHEELING, Feb. Eth, 1875. fcbl9a
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w. q Q O II Il;
ATTORNEY At INV.

No. 81, 18th street tliildrethS Building"
WHEELING, w NAn
Will practice in all the courts, cotirtt
claims, and acts as agent for the purchase
or Snln OF real cstnte. IcD-pC
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Il. ". HUGHES,

/. :. Judge, EaStn Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission: His
TXcrllynCy Gilbert &. Walker, EN-Goy-
orncr of Va: Hon. l;Oht. f.. WithcrS. Lieut.
GOV. OF Va, and L. =. senator elect; Scna-
tors and Members ufC congress from Va.
RcmittauccS for tickets may be- made 10y
express prepaid, pOStOtiicc mOney-Ordrr on
Washington, d. T., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address.
HON. JAMES BARBER
Prrs't NJ. r. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
oct III
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9 Miles from Littleton Station

On the b. x q. X. r., with leo acres OF i'm
proved land on il; one good orchard OF
choice fruit three good dwelling houses and
other ont buildings, and avery good spring
of water. Any other description. or terms
Of sale can bc had by seeing owner.
ftb23grh W. Il. fONILEIh W All.
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TIME TEA.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w san Francisco Il small inNole" OF
Very Choice Tea, such rs Is economy uNru
NV chinese merchants, the better class OF
Chimes. i'm California, 10 which attention
is invited. ,nx
1909 Market 81, opp. Mcclure HonSe.
ieh4i
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60, rrxon's OFFICE, RIcnMoNp, July

# affords me pleasure 10 say that am
well acquainted with a large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside in tn" Vi
Cinity of my home, and attest their IN
trlligcnce and their worth and high r"pu-
tatiun as gentlemen, a. well rs the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Virginia.
ALEXNNDEIN, VA, JuiyN, ISL ]
cnIni,,rud Them a. gents OF honor and in
frrritv, and fully entitled 10 the confidence
pt the public
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FOR RENT.
IHAVE FOR RENT

r,EvFRNI, GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
in In, Eifth, sixth and Eighth wards.
Also for sale, "A number Of d"Sirabl"
unuSrs and Lots in Tia" city, and Farms
and Wild Land i'm a number OF states,
"H" " Ia j. l.. HUGHES.
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FREIGHT RATES-EAsTERN RAILWAY
CORNERSTONE

The New York Tunes of Saturday says:
No changes have taken place in this city
since Yesterday in the general condition
of affairs in the war between the Penn
svlvania Central and the Baltimore and
OHIO railroads. TheNgent> of the Bati-
more and Ohio say their sales OF tickets
has largely increased since the reduction
of the rates, more especially ut the prln-
cipal office, No. 3lj Broadway, where
they sold more tickets Yesterday than
during the six preceding days. Although
the Pennsylvania Central has not re-
duced the regular rates between this and
the Western cities, it has made very
material reduction in the fares to those
points from Philadelphia.
rs the price Of IA ticket from this city
to Philadelphia is fraction over -, It
vii, be seen that II trip to Chicago, VIA
Philadelphia can be made for Il trlfo
over SIS, 4 lower figure than even the
Baltimore and Ohio has reached. y
ticket to Chicago, however, by the Penn
svlvania road will. if purchased IN New
York, cost Sd.
Regarding frcights there Is nothing tc
be said, as the agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio feels at perfect liberty to accep'
nny offer he may deem tit without regarl
To tariffs. This is opposition i'll lis full
} lest SENSE. IL it i Il direct invitation L
/ shippers to make bids for their tranSpor
/ tatiun.
The meeting of the Eastern Board o
Railway Commissioners of tn" lines be
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COMMISSIONERS' SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND
AND
G o AL PROPER 7 Y
IN OHIO COUNTY.

BY virtue of "A decree of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
December 10Th, 1874, In a chanCery cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
u. Thompson, Susan +. Thompson, his
Wife James :. Wheat, franklIn {. Jones'
ed. Joseph X. Whitaker, Edward II FiZ-
hugh. Samuel II. b. Carter, Jacob snyder,
Moses h. Cox, Charles j. Thomas, trustee
Of l.. c. Carr, wife of m. Hart Carr ar"
deiendentS, we Will, on
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PROPOSALS.

CLLRK OFFICE BOARDoF COMMISSION
WHEELING, February ?, $50.
Sealed proposals Will be receive! iii ''l'
Office ur'tiI saturday, February 9Th, az
noon, for furnishing rDal 2" 10" "II. )
Jail and Iunrmary for one year non,
April ISr. Bidders viii give M price, o,
clean. mixed and uu' coal. u"H''i'"' N''
clean coal 10 pass through ~ci'' .'N. -.r..,.,
The Board reserves me IiE"' ~ ''i''.
any az all bids ,.,.,-,.,.t,-. ,.i..rr.
.4 Z. rH f.
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ron RENT.

IL STORE ROOM. DWELLIN" N u
% Hall. west side Of Market, between
-L-H- 18th and 10Th streets, in Beck :
Block. Also room at present occupied ny
G. \. Wickham - az, ave, tI.l r!NI",N'II,;->
Enquire OF NNI'N h'- ''''-'-''
luIIh
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POSTERS AND HANDDILLS.

The New York Commercial IdcertiS"r
q: Saturday evening says:
The South mail to-day brings some
enormous posters and haudbiI!, of all
sizes from the two companies now en-
gagged in cutting rates. The
Baltimore and Ohio Company
announce that the day express train,
leaving New York at $40, A. NJ, and
the Richmond express leaving New
York at 800 =. NJ. for Washington, will
run through to Washington City via the
Great Tunnel and over the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, avoiding the tedi-
Gus transfer 10y horses through the streets
of Baltimore, and that passengers by
these trains will hereafter arrive in
Washington promptly on time. The
PENNSYLVANIA Company advertise "the
regular through rates.
At the New York office of the Ba'ti-
more company, they claim that the sale
of tickets has already increased and that
freight : going forward coastwisc with
ont delay.
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Short PosipOncmcnt-Day Fxcd-FuiI
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane ASSOt'n,
At ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH Goth. 1878.
LIST OF GIFTS.
NTMBER OF TICKETS. 100. 900.

The Montpelier Femai" Humane ASNo-
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
Co, proposes by a Grand Git Concert to
establish and cndow u "HUme for the old !.
lnfirm, and Destitute Ladies Of Virginia,
at Montpelier, the former residence OF
President LnmrS Mnhlsnn.
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Situated in the County of WetZel. state of
W. Va. on the dividing ridge between
Fish creek and Fishing creek. near the
head of Little Fishing creek. lNmile> from
New MartinsVille. the county seat Of
MrfZrl county. and
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-10
The Grange and Farm.

Few persons have any adequate idea
of the loss sustained to machinery, &C.
casioned by want Of care. We believe
that the census returns report seven
teen hundred farms in Dakota county,
and it is safe to estimate tina: each will
require at least one harvesting machine
to do its work. This makes the sum
of $4,000 invested in harvesting
machines alone. Besides this we es-
innate that there are fifty threshers
in the county which at 81, 900 each in
wolves an outlay of $4,000 for thresh-
ers. These farmers will also require
two plows each, or perhaps $50 for
that article, or $5l, 900 for plows: at
least $4,000 more is invested in such
articles as cultivators, irags, seeders,
etc.. swelling the amount invested in
agricultural implements to 1901, 900.
With care, good farmers tell us that
most Of this machinery can be made
to last from ten to fifteen years, or at
an average annual expenditure to the
farmers Of about $4,000. The facts
prove, however, that by exposure and
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A Summer Day.
BY MRS. J. E. AKERS.

The full orbed moon
Behind the western hills is sinking low
And in the east steals up a silvery glow;
The twittering songsters their soft notes
attune,
And all the air is full of the swee, breath of
June.
The soft gray dawn
With deeper tints has frightened into day,
The distant hills with morning mist are gray !;
The fresh green blades that deck tho grassy
lawn,
Have each pearly drop their slender tips
The tinkling bells
Sound clear and sweet, as slowly down the
way,
Cropping the dewy grass the cattle stray
And echoes softly back across the shadowy
dells.
The early morn
Has heightened into noon-tide's heated hour,
The satiate herds have sought leafy bower :
Or standing doing in some cooling stream
Lash their sleek glossy sides and Of fresh
pastures dream.
The dinner DER
The tired farmer sitting with his look
Seeming intent upon his open book,
Mods the noon hour away, or on the floor
Stretches himself to rest between the open
The air is still,
There's scarce breath to stir the listless
leaves
Or ho
weaves,
"A lazy languor steals Ger vale and hill,
And even quiet awe our Utmost senses fill
But see, q cloud,
A little one. steals up the western sky,
There's a faint culver Of the leaves, a sigh,
A gentle breeze, and soon the inky shr0ud
Spreads like darksome pail ard thundera
echo loud.
Ere yet the veil
Of clouds has hid the radiant sun from sight
The first drops fall and sparkle in the light
The breeze soon strengthens to a gentle gale
And with the cooling rain descends the
noisy hail
The rain is past,
The breaking clouds disclose a matchless sky
The nelds ana groves refreshed IN beauty lie
The cheering sunshine DER the whole is cast
And the bright summer day is brightest a,
the last.
The night is nigh,
The last birds MARBLE forth their songs Of
praise,
The sun sinks down amid glorious blaze
And one by one the stars come out on high
And watch the summer day in perfect beau.
ty die.
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Prescott Letter.
PREscorr, WIS.,, Nov. 4, rs

PREscorT, WIS.,, Nov. 4, rs.
Dear Sir:-Election passed of quiz
city and with what result we know not.
We are apprehensive that Gov. Taylor,
the farmers friend, is beaten through
the treachery and contamination of the
old Bourbon democrats. We hope for
the best, however.
We have had novel contest here be-
tween two lyceums, one composed of
colored men and the other of whites.
The entertainment was public, the OBJ
ject being to test the merits Of the two
societies as disputants. 1t might be
called an intellectual wrestle between
the representatives Of the races. Both
sides did we'll, but the judges decided in
favor of our colored friends. How much
Of this is due to the fact of their being
colored I will not pretend to say.
DR.. Young has removed hence to Min.
neapolis, where he expects to practice
his profession. May he succeed.
Wheat is selling here at $1.05 70,
No. l and Csc. for No. 2. But little
is coming in.
Yours, &C., P. D.
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tines full of worms, and its flesh full of
trichine. The disease is rapid. A
hog taken with it dies in a few hours
Exchange.
DESTRUCTIVE prairie fires are report
ed in Martin county, owing to the neg
lect of precautions against them. The
Fairmont Sentinel says one-half Of the
entire prairie in that county has been
burned over. Among the principal SUI
ferers are Henry w. Miller, Of Fox
Lake; w. Alvord and S. Holmes, of
Lake Belt; G. M. Wetzel, of Cedar, and
Dr.. Chubb, of Lake township. In ad-
dition to the losses of grain, hay and
cattle, were several beautiful groves Of
timber Of great value.-Exchunge.
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Kasson Letter.
KAssON, Nov. 5th., 1875

KAssoN, Nov. 5th., 1875.
Observation-Disclosures is coming in
slowly, wing to bad roads and reluc-
lance farmers to sell at 98c. to $l.Q0
for No, and o5@92c. for No. 2. The
foreignports lead us to believe that
Chicag and New York buyers are
swindly US. Every bushel IF wheat
in thistate ought 20 be worth $l.25
per buel this year, and would be if
the farrs would only hold on to it.
By way is it not about time for
you tove Il notice of Hon. VIVA. Win
dom's eech at Dodge Centre, on the
transPation question. 1t is after
electio,ow, and that speech deserves
to be llishe1 in full and read by every
farmer the state. | care not what
politics say about Mr.. Window, IN
thi. Importation quest.vn,he has done
more tthe farmers than al, the rest
of thelut together.
Thetrons' elevator is progressing
rapidlpd will soon be closed in, Sc
that tnrpenters Can continue with
the inc work, regardless Of the
weathe
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