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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

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erbielt, Bat lie bieler> pel9er mub bte> ooB
lic einc eifri9e@pelerin par>lie m0ge 6of
oieienSebler oble9en. @ie l6luur linn bic
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leben. 9l6er bolo oarauf lob man lie i'm
Gpielloal su Nlonoco ben Groupiers se=
9enliberl1ebcn un0 @olO lebeno, >pel6es
elmer ibrer 9iener> Der neben ibr 1tano>
in elmer Golette ibr Oorbot. I'm 0em pop=
1te lbren @6wur 5u boltcn II. bo9 ibrcr
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merS,
Is Ncbt ni1t imncr in bcincr Niobt bon an
ocrl 9clcbt su lpcroc,1, obcr cs bongt i!nmcr
bon hir ah geod)tct su lpcrbcn,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

falgenoe, ,b66f perod6tig auslehenoeYpr=
fan, Der 1i6 Dor pier ooer fiinf Mono=
ten sutru9, obne 3pelfc fcl in 8erbinoun9.
Scr 9o6m. Noter 9inlien b0rte eines
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geraoe sur 9fube be9eben upllte eln
Rlopfen an Der 9austDiire. 9(uf leine
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i9e, ontportetc elm SDdter6en oes III
Beuepille >po6lbefonnten Solepb Sbomo
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rer su einem Sfranten rufcn polle. No=
ter $oinijen 0ffnete Oie Sbire uno 1ob IN
Begleitun9 Der beioen S09ter beg 9errn
Sboma Elm ami 1tdnoig 9efleioetes Trouenz
simmer por li9 ,bie iDn' ober polli9 unbe=
fonnt war. @ie fat ibn flebenOli6lt, oo9
10 raid ols mD9lib 81 bent elne W{elR
pon Ser @toot ntfernten Q(rmenbauIe 5u
ellen, I'M i6rem Manne, Der am Ster=
ben liege, Die lebten @otromente 511
lpenben. 9}o6 mebreren an bos 5rouen~
simmcr seltellten Tra9en, duberte Soter
6inilen, ct polle 5einen@iilfs fspriel lter, Den
| 6o6lu. s., Winoell6nliot 16iden. Somlt
mar oie 6remoe jeoo@ ni@t 5uirieosn>
lonoern proteltirt Der &ronte babc aus
oriidli6 ben Yfarrer 9inl1en perlan9t.
@ielcr 9o6 ocn tleinen9Rdodcn ocs@errn
Sboma oonn Die Meilung, nad 9au1c 5u
9eben uno oen Tater su erlu6el, ibn aut
Dem Me9e sum grn1enboule su be9leitel1.
9lls Die Yer1on bie1es bDrte, ma9te tie lid
pbne Elm gSort lueiterer grtldrung, 1pfprt
aus Dem @toube. @err 5bomo, Der ni6t
melt pon bet &irde wpbnt, lo9te auf
Befra9en, Die Trembe lei 5u leinem 9oulc
gefommen uno babe i'm .er1u6t> i6r Den
We9 sum Pfarrborle 5u 5ei9en; lie mlllle
fir einen Gterbenoen einenPrieiter boben.
9arauf hin bobe er feline 5lpei &iroer NIT
| 9e19idt. 9lls li@ Nater 9innen am an=
bern Nfor9en in oller 6riibe gum 9(rmer-
boule be9ob> tpubte man bort BON oer
9on5en @a6e ni@ts. &einer Der Sn1olien
mar lter6ensfronf, ooer bate Selltono
einen Yrieiters be9ebrt. e(ue Grfuno'=
9un9en no9 Dem acknowledgements
n1er bliebcn fru6tlos. 9crr Sbomos botte
iie ME porber 9e1eben unb ebenl 10 peni9
luuBte 1onf Semono elustunf iiber lie su
9eben. Sic jiin9fen @rei9niile red)tferti=
gen nun pobl ben @6lub, baB man oo<
mails l6on einen MoroanI6log ouf ben
@o6m. @ater @innen I'M @@iloe fiibrte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

lpobren Siingerl l6oft G6rilti bot Die fa=
tbolil6e STRIDE in ouen 1900 SoDren Bis
ouf Ben beuti9en Sage i'm ous9esei6ne=
ten Grooc an 1i6 9etro9en. 81 allen
3eiten Doben Die fotbplilden GGrilten
Sorm6ersigfeit 9eiibt> lolpcbl oomals,
als Die Deili9cn 9lpoitel nod lebtcn, bis
ouf bie1e @tunoe, >po mir nidt bergebens
IAN oie Nd6itenlie6e unlerer 9eler uns
,pcnbel1, oon1it lie rns 5ur Grri9tun9 pes
10 notbenoigen Moi1enboules bebiilflib
1eien. 98ie iebr Die fotbolil6e &ir6e
li6 III ber 9}d6ltenllebe itets gleid) ge=
blieben it, lcbrt uns 5ertllllion. 9ieler
@1riit1teller> Ser i'm Sabre 100 no6
Gbri1tus geboren wur0e unO i'm SaDre
240 ols S0jQbri9er @reis itorb> l6iloert
uns bic @ebrdube ser bomoli9en Gbri=
item in folgen0er 98eile ~Gs lit cine Irt
BON @emcinl l1ob BEL uns Der aui fol-
genoe g9ei1e 9eiommelt miro. Sober
bringt al einem Sage bes Mpnots einen
mdbi9en Beitroa 10 piel er lpiq unb &C.
ben tonn. @e5>pungen miro 9fiemono,
Bic 9eitrdge inO freilpillig. G5 linb
9lei61am Ginlogen Der 2icbe, Die Der,
wenoet >peroen 5ur Nobrung un6 Seer
Oi9un9 0er Mrmen> sum llnterbolte oiirf=
tiger un0 pcr>uoi1etcr &noben unb Mfdo=
ben ooer l6uo6er Greilc> nber @6iff=
brii6i9er> ooer @ol6er> Die in ben Ber9=
merfen orbeiten0 o0er ouf ben Snleln
perbonnt ooer in 8onoen lie9eno> Der
@o6e @ottes lpe9en leibcn. QBir leben
matchmaker in p0lli9em Ginflon9e un0
10 lpie mir nur cincn @eilt uno cine 9eele
boben> 10 b1ben mir AUDI unter uns al
les SAB un0 @ut 9cmeinl6aftli6. MNo
lol9' Elm al fppfcrn0er@eif Oct 9id9
licbe berrl0te 19on Dor 100 Sobren in
Ser totboli16cn &ir@e N}69e 0icicr
@ei1t ]i6 nun audi wieoer re9t lcbenbig
5eigen bel o(len I'M fern 9clern> oamit
mir 5ur 9r0bercn Gbre @ottes unb sum
gel ten pieler perlol llener Snobcn oas go.
merop g8oilcnbaus einri@tcn tDnnen.
>Gs Iino nur nod 5luei M}onote> bis mo-
lin mir oos gSoi1enDous Su er6ifnen 9e=
0enten. gSir miilien bis 0oDin nod olle
9ouseinri9tungen onfoufen uno oas
M}eijt Oabon 1T l9on BE ltellt, mlB ober
nod beSoDlt per0en. SnOcm mir 6ober
ollen oencn, bic >ns 1@on Beitrd9e fir
0ie1es 9Berf Ser 9}d6ltenliebe lonbten>
oonten bitten mir brin9eno> bob no6
@iele Dem i60nen 8eilpiele nodfol9en
unb unS in ben nQ6ten 5lpei Monqten
NIT elmer fleincn @abe fir Die gSail len
er5reucn mD9cn. 98eil mir 10 piele Gee=
len perlo1lener Rnoben aus Nfan9el ci=
ner fotboli16en 9eimatb Der &ir6e ent=
fremoet 1eben> 10 1T uns oiele sn9ele9en=
felt ans 9er5 9cwa6len uno bo3er le9en
mir bie1elbe audi unlern ,uobllpollenocn
2e(ern 70 oft unb 10 orin9eno ans 9erS.
Sebt brau9en mir 9iilfe. Wenn mir
lpQter cinlnal bos gSoilenDous be5ablt
uno eingeri6tct boben> uno Die 3abl un=
1erer 9eler li6 bis 81 10000 pernlebrt>
lporon ,pir gar ni6t -ntttr 5metfeln,
uenn nod onOere 9rudl la6en Dem Wai=
lenDou1e III Mu ftrag 9egeben pcrocn>
lppfiir mir i6on 9lusli6ten baben, lpenn
en0li6 sic 9r6bern Moiientnoben III Ser
9ruderei bel6dfti9t wcr0en, 10 miro Die
9(nitolt lib wobrl6einlib ielbf unter=
6alten tDnncn un0 als eil1 e>ui9es Ocnf=
NAL Der 9ld61tenlicbe 6Ss fotbolii6cn
Wolfcs III 1erer 3cit auf INNER bcfeben
uur Soulenoen Dpn perlo1lenen &inoern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24
Mfproanf6ld9e a,ef etne'
Mrieifer. $,

I'm Bic W}itte oes W{onats Sunuar
erbielt Der So6. 8. @inllen Yiarrer
oer ct. Yeters @emeinoe in Belle
piQe einen onpnDmen 9robbrief su9e=
lonot. 9erlelbe mar auf Dem Yo1temte
in 8eQepiue ob9egeben unO in oeltl6er
@pro6e ob9efobt. Sn oem @@reloen
1pie9elte li9l perbunoen nit Der genein=
1ten GoDbeit uno llnldtbigfeit Der 9ob
zines Noltoire pber Gulo9ius @6neioer
ge9en Die fotbolild)e &irde uno ibre
Yrielter wieoer. 2ebtere nennt Der urbe=
5er bes Brief fes Gduber> MDsoer 9eu@=
ler &c. uno la9t Oonn, es lperee feine
9fu6e ouf Groen 9eben, bis Die vYfof=
fenbrut" pertilgt lei. Sic 3eit lei 9etoms
men, Die Menl6beit BON 0ielen ibren
gr6Bten Teinoen 5u befreien uno er babe
iih Die eluf9obc 9eltelt, nit Dem Norel=
laten (bem9o6l 8. 9inllen) oenMnfon9
al MAIDEN; 0ieler mD9e Ocsbol6 an lei=
ner Sut lein, oenn feline 9tunoe 'ucroe
bolo 11lo9en.
gBir brol6en motif nibt 5u lo9en, 0oB.
Ser So6p. Sotcr @inlien oiclem onopm=
men g9i16e tuenige 8eodtung 16cnfte;
cr lollte jeoo@ bolb inne lper0en> ooB Die
Drobungen ernltli6 9emeint waren. sls
ct om @omltag, Den 81. Sonuor 9lbenos
nm Dol6 sebn llbr NIT leinem @cbiilfs=
priel ter, Dem @o1w. s.. Wlnocll l6miOt,
uno cinem onoern Serrn in 1einem @tu=
oiriinmer in llnterboltlng loB , wurbc
pl0bli6 our6 bosTenlter ocs nebenonlie-
9enoen G6lafgcnla6s pom 9ofrolme Der
elm G6uB ab9efeucrt: Sic Sbiire, pcl6e
Die beioen 3inmer uerbinOet, lono offem
uno Ser @6ein Oes 2i4tes iellon1it bin:
our6 ouf bas ge9enii6erlic9enoe Tenlter.
Ser @o6m. $. @inoell6miot ioB ge=
rooe in Der &i6tunM Die no6 Der 1pater
onoeteuten nnter}u9ung 81 l3lieben bic
&u9el nebmen NH Btc, blieb ober 9llldll@er
gSci5e unperlebt. Ser @0ub ,Duroe of=
fenbor aus elmer So9oFinte BON l6werem
Goliber o6cr ous elmer Musfcte ab9c=
fcuert, oenn bic 2o0un9 mar cine auber=
9e,p0bnlid itorfe; man 5dtlte onoeren
So9es 21 &ebpolten Die in Oos Ten=
feroelims uno in Die 91Gn0e ein9eorun=
gen ,uarcn.
ecSn Dem nobe liegen0en totboli1 den
Galino poren 5ur 3eit mebrere Mdnner
per1ommelt, Die bon Dem obenerlpdbnten
Drobbriefe &enntnib botten, un0 ni6ts
Gjutes obnenO> liefen Oiele, ols ie Den
S3noQ oes @etpebres bDrtell sum Yfarr=
6aule. Mlit >penigen Morten Dotte ibnen
Ser 9o6w. Diniien bas @or9efallen NIT
9etbcilt> unO ale beeilten 1i6, 9fa6for=
| l6ungen an5ui uitellen, ilm >uo a1D9li6 Oes
llebeltbdters babbaft 5u >pereen. 8alo
purben ]ie audi ni6t ,ueit bDm@Gouplabe
oes Moroperlu6es 5>peier Snoipiouen on=
li6tig, bic eili9lt auf Oer Tluwt be9riffen
woren. Mls biele ]i6 in @efobr 1aben
eingebolt 5u uerOen feuerten lie 5luei
@9u]le auf i6re 8erfol9er ob uno per=
| 16uan0en 0ann in cinem naDeliegenben
9ofraume.
9ln lekten9icnito9 N6eno periu1te sur
lelbcn @tunoe uno unter abnliben l1m<
itQnoen >uie bos erlte Mol Elm Nforobube
1ein 8e>peDr an ben 9od>oiiroi9e
ob5uf feuern. SeboG bas 3iin6biit9cn ey=
plooirte obne oaB Der @6uB los9in9, uno
0erTrepler naDm 0ann, als er lid Der folgt
| 1ob, elislt &eibaus.
slm per9on9enen Treitog, 9(benOS I'm
un9efdDr balb 5ebnllbr i9li4en obcrmals
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$50 bcnfa1cnbcr

BsssFA' @lle Sriefe, YeiteIungen Mnfra9en, Core
1ponsenisn, & GeSlsmSun9sn d &C. ooreiiire mal, an
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Glitter unb IS oDltbdter
bcs FomcroD Mo en- ! III c :.

Glitter unb @obltbdter
bcs FomcroD @a cn au cs.
IS. Mlrs. 81. SbrcnS $l.oo
76. Sbcrciio Siidcr $ 100 +
II. 81. 9oltmonu S l.OV
IS. Mforin Sd)nciber $ LOO
10. MotbiaS Share : 100
50. Barbara Tetid $25.OO
81. 9lifolous Nlcin $4,000
50. 81. 8. 9obtou, :. s 100
So. Sac. 3oilutD S. 200
8csobtc aud) bas Ylott fir Sabre.
81. Slus YonlcroD aa $ 200
IS. Scrmanu soid $ 100
Sc. sllcr Seucr $ LOO
ST. SilDclm @ric9cr $ LOO
IS. s(us 9abton s 100
@ott ber9cltc alien @cbcrn iDrc 9icbc. Sci
tcrc G5abcn fit Die ormcn gSoilcn mcrbeu CT
bctcn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02

In addition 70 .he evening class at The Tolc
graph institute day class is receiving instnic
slohs. Apply early.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.

There is nothing particularly new TO note III
business matters Trade is rather quiet IN all
branches Of business.
In money matters the situation remains about
The same. The demand for money seems II little
on the increase. The banks generally accoInmo'
date all regular customers at the usual rates fol-
long time loans the market is rather well sup
piled, and parties presenting the right class o.
security, usually have no difficulty in getting
what they require at the usual rates.
In Chicago the market is reported as little
more active. The demand for money is good
and the supply of idle money is materially rcduc
cd The demand is principally from the grain @Eo
provision dealers.
Gold has taken an upward turn during The
past week, of about two per cent 1t has been
rumored that Il clique has been formed to force
the premium up to about ll5 by the first %
January.
Government Bonds IN sympathy Win Eo'u'
rule higher, and prices are firm under Il strong
investment demand
Ravens, MacKinlay * CofuTn!sh the following
Ottawa auofatIOus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
CHICAGO, Janunry 1t. iSa

NhINApo bdHNUil ltL, 1000
The Chicago produce markets were generally
steady yesterday, some Of them being huoyant
Mess pork was active, and $50 Acc higher on OPP.
tons, closing at 1890 cash and s303j seller Feb
ruary. Lard was active, and $40 SOC per 100 lbs
higher, closing at 1915 cash, and $3.50 1926
seller the month Of February. Flour was
quiet and unchanged Wheat was active
and ! &c higher, closing at 0oiI for No . spring
seller the month, and $40 for January. Corn
was easier, and 1c lower, closing at 6j@lc for
No. . seller the month, and 7212c for May
Oats were duh and l9@9sc higher, closing at
SAC cash, and 53c seller the year. Rye was
quiet and frmcr, at 9ic. Barley was active,
and 36f5c higher, closing at $l.2S seller the
month and 1914 for January. Hogs closed
frm. Sales at s5.50@1Oj. Cattle were active
and firm at $SO0@S5S5, Sheep were firm at
S2.5Om$4Jo
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tMtsrellaMfouS.
INSURANCE AGENCY
The New orleans Ins. Co.,

Incorporated In the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana March
h az and having confined her business to the state Ct
until the last two years has paid out In losses n
- yeats over sSS.OOo,OoO 90, and 20 her stock
ana Motley holders an average dvidrpd OF lI. per cc
The assets OF the Co. amount TO SSoo,ooo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
DisToyery by W. L. Bowman.

Frcqu nty persons anxious to expedite will
sassst upon having testh eSirast1i or repaired be
Sssr setting FOE photographs. We have dlscoy
slr-d that they generally do so at the expense OF
5 good or .aessi"g expression in their likeness
Socld therefore suggest that you sit for pic.
TINS frs, unless your dentist can convince you
hat you will e better looking after the opera.
ton w. Z. BOWMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
Spcfiai Aotife5.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

,.E>IIFytN who Suffered for years from Nervous
Drbi, Prcma'ure Decay and all the Ell cts OF youthful
i, m I'll VIM need IL the recipe and direction Tor making
he s1ue remedy By Which ne was cured sufferers WISH
lng prcGt by the advertiser Va "o 50 " "u
drrs>ny IN perfect conhaehce ,-N q, ,ui.r G, S>-,,
dec Gn-sp JOHN d. oop'--,' ~ ' 80 W" ~ w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
New York Market.

NEW IUKh, JHTUHTl TT, Io''
Four-Actiye and lower Western and State
s450@S500.
Wheat-Bcttcr. No. Chicago $llG@sL1Si
Milwaukee, $l23@sl.2j; Minnesota, Sl.2IdS .2G
Corn--ei@sc for western mixed
Ryc-sll0@sll2
Oats-Mxed western, 62@G5c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02

EINE: Pooh pG'I' IsOOfSss. FORT.
J. MnNNAfs AND BILL BOOKS. at
OSaAS a AAIkAiAN'
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!, r. said Tat bleeding a partially blind
Errse ar ihe ~ n VIII restore him 81 sight; so
zJoch for TIE borse. 10 open q mai eyes
yea must bleed him 10 The pocket.
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To CONSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser hayiag been permanently cured of tina,
dread disease. Consumption. by simple remedy
ious make known his fellow sufferers the means OF
To all who desire a. he will send copy CT the pr,
serption used oharaeO with the directions Ter IRE
narng aux using the same which they viii md CsT,
TOT tOasnfap IN. dsfhBh1. IfOnckHis, &c.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. r A. WILSON.
decig sn,-sP iSi Penn ST.. WILLIAMSBURG. New Yosk
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THE CONFESSIONS or AN INVALID

PUBLISHED As wAESISG and for the bencnt of Yotys
Man AND oIuERs who sunct aOm NERVOUS DEBILITY
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc. Supplying ne ,a,1,I1 or MI
Written by one who cared blself after nnderpoinr
able QUAIL kerr, and on rrceiyn'r ros
paid direct ted envelope. 49,
Sufferers are invited TO Address The author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Sept. 5-cmos-sp r %. Box 1855. BrooSiyn, y y.
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Spefial llutifes.
DR.. j. 3. WALKER.
OculiSt and AuriSt
may be consulted

Al all other times this the only place he visits proes
sonaly) he may he found at Chicago.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18

Having been requested by Mr.. P. J.
Lindholm, of Vasa, to examine manu-
script copy of 4 Practical Arithmetic
prepared by himself, we entered upon
the task with about the same feeling
that we should, had it been new pat
ent churn. But after careful exami-
nation, We have to acknowledge that we
think he has hit upon some decided i'm
provements in the method of teaching
that important branch. His system is
based upon these two principles:
LIST, Lead scholars in a rational way
to clear understanding of what is 20
be done;
I'd, teach them how to do it in the
shortest time.
Mr.. Lindholm is practical teacher,
his methods, which are new, to some
extent at least, have resulted from ex-
perience in the school room. And we
venture the prediction that in time they
will come into general use.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18
ALL SORTS.


County, Iowa, uses 50 tons of straw
per day, for which it pays SIS per
ton. Doubtless the farmers round
about Lyons are not disposed to
speak disparagingly of measures in
tended for the protection Of native
industry. The time was when all
the straw raised in Iowa and other
Western States was burned as a use
less incumbrance.
A school in which girls are taught
household work suitable to farm
or IuIal life has been established
at 1ssy, near Paris, under the direc-
ton Of Mile. Maurey. In addition
to practical farm work suitable for
women, the girls are taught to wash
and do up" linen, to clean house
(neH9ynge) with all that that implies,
to sew, and to cut and make clothes
and dresses.
The value Of the quail as an ex-
Termination of insects is we'll known
by those who have studied the habits
of these birds. But the evidence of
an Ohio farmer who observed the
flock foraging over his cornfeld in a
methodical and thorough manner,
and who shot and examined one is
interesting. On opening the birds
crop there were found one cut
worm, twenty-one tripod vine bugs,
and over a hundred chinch bugs.
By-and-by the absolute necessity OF
preserving almost every bird that
flies and encouraging those that are
most useful will gradually dawn up
on the farmers and fruit-growers.
The California squirrels have en-
tered into competition with the
Changers of that State in the bust
ness of carrying grain. MI. Kallen.
bach informs The Stockton Z,l0ebe,,.
dent that an army of these active la.
borers is engaged in moving his
crop. Each one is able to carry 60
grains a: one load in its cheek
which is putting its "cheek" tc
profitable purpose-and makes it:
trips so frequently that a family O.
able-bodied ones will carry off ever,
day ton of wheat, worth at presen
rates Sac. AS these laborers de
not stop: work to discuss politics
the present prospect Of an early re
moval of the crop is favorable.
A Chicago paper asks: "Doe
giant farming pay?" We have no
heard from many persons who hav,
raised giants, but we think it pay
when not embarked into too elabo,
ately. There's the Cardiff Clan
for instance. The fellow VIII
raised it made money, but the giar
fell into inexperienced hands at la:
and is now utilized as a hitchin
post, we believe.
The Agflwas happy to receive
call on Tuesday morning from til
Hon. Dudley w. Adams, the Ma
ter of the National Grange. M
Adams is on his way home in nortl
ern Iowa. He is looking well, an
reports the Grange movement in
flourishing condition. The additic
Of $50 Oranges in the month of Jur
shows the movement. is still ali,
and doing well.-lndustrial Age.
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