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How TO GET HOME. See advertisement.
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT.
ORILLIA, SIMcoE, ONTARIO.

ORILLIA, SINdCoE, ONTARIol
May 8. 1875.
Messrs. CRADDoCK & Co.:
You will be glad well myself to hear the young
has improved very rapidly under the effect OF
your medicine He had used but bottle when he was
almost we'll the second did its work, and the third
bottle gave away Please send three bottles and
two of pills possibe for other friends
Respectfully,
Nevis Post OHice) REV. JOHN MCLEAN.
UNION RIVER, SHEBoYGAN, Wis.,
January A, 1875.
Send another $12 box of the East India Hemp. This
is the only medicine that will do any good and had
given up all hopes of getting better.
ADELIA THOMPSON.
N B-This Remedy speaks for itself. single bottle
will satisfy the most skeptical There is not single
symptom of Consumption that it does not dissipate
Might Sweats, Irritation of the Nerves, Difficult Ex-
pectorations Sharp Pains in the Lungs Sore Throat,
Nausea at the Stomach, Inaction of the Bowels and
Wasting of the Muscles
$3.50 per bottle three bottles for $780, Pills and
CRADDOCK CO.,
1882 Race Street, Philadelphia.
Send for circular.
Asthma and Catarrh.-See D. Langells advt
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WLHoFT's Tome i-UNFAILING AND
INFAILIBLE This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the Intervention of doctors and
their bills. No consulting visits-no prescrip-
tons to be filled-no huge bills. entailing pc
cuniary endorsements, added to loss OF
health. 1t is the friend of the poor man, be-
cause it enables him to earn living and of the
rich, because it prepares him to enjoy his
wealth. This great boon to mankind is cheap,
safe and prompt. WHEELocK, FINI4AY & Co.,
Proprietors, New Orleans
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTs
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this relic of barbarism, of having my
remains conveyed to the church and
placed. on exhibition / wish to be
buried from my house. Let the rell-
gious services consist simply in reading
from the scriptures and prayer; no ser
mon, no exhortation.
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WE have often wondered whether
there is person in the country who does not
know and appreciate the value of Jo7aason's
A,sodyne Lininent as family medicine? 1t is
adapted to most all purposes, and is the best
pain destroyer that can be used.
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MEDICINE RENDERED. USELkSS!

MEDICINE RENDERED USELESS!
VOLTA S ELECTRO BEETS and
Bands are Endorsed by the
most eminent physicians in
the world for the cure ofrheu-
matism, neuralgia liver COM
plant, dyspepsia. kidney dis
ease, aches. pains. nervous dis
orders. fits, female complaints
nervous and general debility,
and other chronic diseases of
the chest, head. liver, stomach
kidneys and blood. Book with
full particulars free by VOLTA
BELT Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FARMERS and stock raisers have fire.
quently told us that they have seen very good
results from giving Sher5dG1s's CaUdl,y COndi-
ton PoaCders to cows and swine before and
after they drop their young. The powders put
them in good condition, and give them strength
to care ard provide for the Stockings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

GLEN FLORA SPRING WATER, at Waukegar
H., cures all kidney diseases.
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COST OF LANDS

Lands may be had in Nebraska at any
price, from nothing up to $40 per acre.
The government has vast bodies of ex-
cellent land, which can be had by merely
settling on it, and the Union Pacific
Railroad Company has lands adjacent to
the road at prices varying from 81 to
$40, according to location.
The railroad makes very liberal ar
engagements for the transportation of set
tiers.
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VARIETY OF CROPS.

In no country can there be SO great a
variety of crops proftably produced.
The western part of the State is mag
nifcent grazing country, while the east
ern and central are adapted to wheat,
corn, oats, etc. The dairying business
has been demonstrated to be profitable
everywhere. Fruit can be grown in any
part of the State, with certainty of a
good yield every year. Sheep raising i
very profitable business in Nebraska.
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The peach crop of Delaware is esti-
mated at 10000, 600 baskets.
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VILLAGES AND CITIES.

The villages and cities of Nebraska are
growing with rapidity unparalleled.
None of them are in debt to any extent.
The government has setapart lands ample
for school purposes, and great railroad
was built by government bonds. SO no
debt has been incurred for schools or
roads. The villages have not only
grown rapidly but the growth has been
healthy. Omaha is splendid city, and
Fremont, Columbus, North Platte,
Grand Island, and score of other
places on the line of the road, are pros
porous and thriving.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

sHSYCHONANCg, or Soul Charming
How either may fascinate and gain the love and
affection they choose instantly This art All can
posscss by mail % cents; together with Marriage Gid
Egyptian Oracle Dreams Ladies', sold
queer book Address WILLIAMS CO., Pubs, Philadelphia
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BOYS and MIllLE-AGED MEN

Trained for successful start in business lfe taught
how to get living. make money and become enter
prising, useful citizens EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
PoUGHKEEPsIE. N " on the Hudson the only institu-
ton devoted to this especially The oldest and only prac
teal Commercial School, and only providing situa
lions for Graduates Refers to patrons and graduates in
nearly every city and town. New Building open Ap
pcants enter any day Address for particulars and
alogue of 5000 graduates in business
H G. EASTMAN, LII. d.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
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| GEO. P. RowELL g Co.

INuEQTMEuT For exchange Tor dry goods, mo-
IMVE0 MEN tiens cash. five thousand acres
mineral and timber land in Tennessee at sacrifice abb
stracts of title furnished so cts Lock Box 2
Pittsburgh, Pa. TENNESSEE LANDS.
SOMETHING for you. Sells at sight. Our
- - - : - Agents coin money. We have
whole spare time. Send stamp for Catalogue. Ad-
dress FRANK GLUCK, New Bedford. Mass
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sCHOOLs AND CHURCHES.


No State has better school system
than Nebraska, and all the churches are
represented. AS rule, the church edi-
fees are large and elegant, and the So
cieties prosperous. The schools are sup
ported by an endowment of lands set
apart for that purpose.
To sum it all up In a word, the man
who goes to Nebraska now and secures
land cannot but make himself independ-
ent in few years. He can get lands
with railroads, towns, school-houses and
churches all bdilt. as cheaply to-day as
he could have got them twenty years ago,
when none of these things we're done.
THE PIONEER.
0. F. Davis, ESQ.,, the Land Commits
sioner of the Union Pacific Railroad,
publishes paper called The Pioneer,
which gives very full and reliable infor-
nation concerning Nebraska. It sets
forth fully how to get lands of the rail
road and government, how to get to
them, and how to pay for them, with a
mass of information valuable to all who
desire to know anything about the
country. Copies of the Pioneer will be
sent free to any address. Send postal
card to O. F. Davis, Omaha, Nebraska,
and get copy. It will richly repay a
perusal, and will give in detail informa-
ton which I have only been able to
touch p
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There is no healthier country in The
world. The whole State is drained per-
fectly-indeed there is not marsh or
swamp in it, SO there is no malaria to
contend with. The air is pure and brac-
ing and the water excellent. All the con-
ditions of health and long life exist in
Nebraska.
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UR1ZOJ. H. BUrroRD's Sons, Boston, Mass.

ADTTTM CURE. Cheap, quick, private No
VI III NJ pain. DIR. ARMSTRONG, Berrien Mich.
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LIVERY FAMILY WANTS TT. Money in it.
u Sold by Agents. Address NJ n. LOWELL. Erie. Pc.
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NEWT BOON, sG1eanfngsn Eow Ready. Agents
M w address LOUIS LLOYD & CO.. Chicago.
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WANTED AGENTS. Samplss and Outfit FREE
w Better than Gold. A. COULTER CO.. Chicago
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NEBRASKA.

Emigration Position-SoiI - Health Cost
of Lands-yillages and Cities-Schoois
and Churches-The Pioneer.
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on--PositiOn-Soi1 - Health - Cost
of Lands-yillages and Cities-Schoois
and Churches-The Pioneer.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 2, 1875.
EMIGRATION TO NEBRASKA.
The State is filing up rapidly. The
trains bring out great numbers daily,
and the prairie schooners are on all the
roads. I don't wonder at it ; for GER
tainly Nebraska offers wonderful induce
ments to settlers.
It has the most pleasant and equable
climate of any of the Western States, and
it's soil cannot be excelled. Then its
POSITION
is very favorable. It is midway be-
tween the oceans, and the great
thoroughfare from East to West passes
over it. It's farmers find profitable
market west of them among the miners
of the Territories, and as good market
east as any of the States have. The
Nebraska farmer finds a quick profitable
market east, west aud north, with a very
short haul to his consumer. The dis
lance between the producer and con-
sumner does not eat up the grain.
SOIL.
There is no better soil In the united
States than Nebraska has, nor one more
easily worked. The land drains itself.
The whole State is a system of valleys
and uplands, with beautiful streams rum
ming through the valleys. The soil both
in the valleys and uplands is from five to
twenty feet deep, withoutstones orstump.
The prairie may be broken up In the
spring and q crop produced In the fall,
enough to pay for the land and the cost
of breaking. This has been done IN
thousands of instances.
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THE BEST PAPER. TRY IT.
posTAaR FRGR.


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III now in its thirtisth year, enjoys
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preaident,s


EFAsafsaroT Jan 90. The Presi-
dent e tile following mes ge ~ Com
gra To-day
/ the Eeaate ard HouFeai Repre- spiaFirea
In ing apnual message of September
4, s73 whiIei invitIuR 3 aEa ttentiOn
to 8I the recommendation bY the Sc
cretang df War, your special atfelhon
pairing for war in time Of pence, by
providing pH9eer armament For 0ur
seaeQast deleilaees proper armament IS
~ vastly more impoEtauee than forte
heations. 1ha latter ean he supplied
very speedily fof temporary pnEpO8es,
when neededt tie forzaer can not
These views gain Increased strength
ana pertinence as lhe yeafSrell by i
hava now again the honor to cstll special
attention M khe aFnamant of oUr Tort
hcations, end the absolute necessity Of
immediate provision by Congress for
the procurement oI heavy cannon.
Iae I expenditures ranired to
supply the number q gins for our
toFt IS the strongest argument tklat can
be adaucsd for liberal annua appro-
pria i0R f9f thair gra Eual accumulation.
ln. time 81 war such preparations cau
not Be made. CannoH can not ba pur-
chased IN the open MARKET nor mauHs
sctursd at short notice They must
ba tie product 81 yeas of experience
and labor.
T herewith inelosa copiesof report
Of the chief q ordnance IS q
board 0f Ordinance officers, on rial
of an eight inch rifle, converted h0m
d ten inch smooth b0re wliich shows
very conclusiveIy an economical means
Of utilizing these useless smooth bores
and making them into EIGHT inch rifles,
capable 81 piercing seven inches 0f
IRON The 1z4A ten inch Rodman guns
should, ii ms opinion 50 be uaiize
and the appropriation requete5 By the
chief of ordnance 81 $3.50, 900 u CONF
mence these conversions is earnestly
recommended
While convinced 81 the economy and
necessity 81 these CONVERSIONS tae de-
Termination of the best and economical
method ol providing guns of still larger
calibre should ito l8nger Be delayed.
The experience of o8heF nations hased
kA lLl9 AoN NftAtaAtAttsA1 ga AAAiAs-AA7@4
brought prominently forEagd by the
Introduction 81 non clads into every
navy a9oab, demands heavier metal,
ana risied gums Of riot les than twelve
inches in calibre.
These enormous masses hurting q
shot Of 700 pounds, can alone meet
many 81 the requirements o the Il
tional defenses. They must De pro-
vided, and experiments an q laEe scale.
can alone give the data neee ary lor
the determination of the qu 1en.
a suitable proving gr0nnd with al
She facilities and c0aveaiencas Tetefred
to hv the Chief ~ Ordinance, With
liberal annual appropriation, is GA un-
doubted necessity
THE guns new ready for uss can not
% xp periment8a Witm without 8Hnils,
and the estimate ol $3.50 s009 ior the
purpose is deemed reasonable and Is
strongly recommended.
TIE constant appeals for legislatioii
Oh the Ananent 81 foftiicafions ought
no longer to be diMe arded, il Con
g1ess desires ID peace to pgeps.re tisa
important material, without who'll
future wars must inevitably lea To
dissier
This subject "a submitta with tlse
hope that the cons deratlon Ii dssa
may BE given & s tlia present on
(Signedl U. 81 Gn
Executive Mansion, Jan a6.
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~ sN 1f iEIauife mus efleiiN
STAINS III and disg oG the Presidents
rs5fs7eS H0r tW0 NlRf nasE ft1scGTl1s,s
W. IS sleen n the Ael
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PERSEVERANCE


OUR MILLS "a RE SUB n AlT5rI Al
NJ lv bnilt. expressly for the purpose
of Rice Milling, with All the new inn
provements and appliances, with sufi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand fer EeeaiviNg and forwarding
RICE. centrally located % RAILROADS,
shipping. ferry and steamboat iandingsi
We Will guarantee our milling and
yield, both as to quality and quantity,
to be unsurpassed BY any rice mill in
this State.
Our @tuFn out has always been from
1l4 "a TIA lbs cleaned Rice to the har-
rel of rouQh, which is about twenty
psr cent. over any mill in tins city
ana country.
We will pay parlieular attention to
the separation Of all lots Of rough Rice
received BY us.
Our charges for Inilling are as follows;
Ie per pound, cleaned, for Nos. 1 and Z
tSc 40.
to & for polishing horse mil
Rice
Ms deviation OIL tie above prices u1i-
der any circumstances
Sacks furnished free q charge
ssTEWFtal9 II KIP,
Address, Lock Box $40,
auoSvI New Orleans, IN.
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Chairman *. Com OF Mississippi.
Oaseia VIZ III HARRn

500 MEaFU N9FaWHe UE Nlsfs
Resor IhRt the press IA tha United
States 81 requested % publish this
appeal 0l tlas Patrons of Hqsbandty "
the States Of Leuisiana nd pp
To the Patrons thrau he Unitsd
staies, and shat this olatian Do hp-
pended 10 Gas appal
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ITIXsS FFRR Y
AND STORE,
one mile above Lake Charles on the

Calcasieu River
Ehe undersigned wishes to inform
thetraveling public End Stock Drovers
that he has pHt his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair and is ready To accom-
modabe all who may wish to cross with
HIM with everything that Is generally
requiredbv stock mon and travellers
lie has s large safe Fiat, suitable for
crossing any Kind 81 stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side a the river free0f charge.
Keeps cons antly on hand ] full sup-
ply Of Groceries, Provisions and For.
age az the very lowest prices
mv9-t H. ID. NIX.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO
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AT
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ADVERTISING
Per sqTnre, lines a less sl Sc
Every aubseqH qHent insertion 90
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OF Job work, except by special agree
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Cards, stating merely the name,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Candidates Tor
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Per 9Siperipenftise, pol, 5rans 5OIfmann.
aieines ut bic Hisgs bee 0rpken, BON Jran,
bDfTitann. - Die Fisfabrt. 3uIammen III
einen Banb.
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Der fd,tpar,e Gam,
Ter blinee ''@iibeiIm, ben &utas giseb.I.
Der SHORTENING. - Drei Ratbartnen. - Au
Der G%esenmart. Drei Gr5abluneen bon Sbefla
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MuS Wad1t Jun 2idDt, BON Widarb Barron.
VA nnc Dafnaianti, BON 6erhinanb S6mint.
Belpbnte Irene. = Satmnfala. - Der Wiffp.
mar tn Nfrifa. 3uiamiuen in sinem gane.
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gen BON 8. Stober. 3uiammen II: einen Banb.
Boo Der Menib fGet, has wirs at ou6 ern.
tens bon Ribaro Baron.