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The Osceola times., 1875-07-10
The Wheat Crop

Benton county Nail have Il full
average yield. ..... .s...
franklin viii have y far and
average yield.
In Lonokc the 0op is the best
known for Years.
White promises the largest crop
oi any former year.
In Little River the cgop is sad
10 be equally as fine.
In Desha the prospects were
never more flattering.
In Jefferson the prospects are
the finest ever knoWn.
In Johnson Harvesting has be-
gun and the yield is good.
In Sewer the prospects ere for
the finest crop known for years.
Nell, like her sister counties, has
abe finest crop she has eyer raised
Nevada fails INTO line with the
finest crop ever produced in that
county.
Garland couAty is 20, behind her
sister counties. The crop Ia good
there.
Columbia has the finest crop she
has ever raised, with largo ncro-
age planted.
The wheat in Lawrence county
has been injured by hoavy rains
and the rust.
Drew will raise more than an av-
eragc crop. The rust has not ma
tcrially injured IT.
Hampstead county farms were
harvesting the past week, and the
resuits were gratifying.
Boon county will produce yer,
heavy crop, although there was
some injury by the fly.
Prairie is harvesting hcr wheat,
aud II !s turning out better than
the most tanguiae expected.
Ia Green the largest crop was
sDwn ever known and tho pros.
pect is more fattGrirs ioT heavy
yield.
In Washington the crop pros
poets are generally very promising
and wheat WAS neVey kaown to be |
moro SO.
In UnGU harvest is about over, |
and the crop ls good one. The ,
acreage was mo,e than usual, and !
the yield excellent.
Hampstead county is spreading
herself iilis year on wheat. Her
crop will be overwhelming TO fam
inc and hard times.
In Sebastian there has been four
times us much planted rs ever be-
fore and the prospects are remarka-
bly, hatterng.
Old Pike is not behind her sister
counties on the wheat question. |
She will have enough to last until !
wheat comes again and a consldcru- /
bic quantity 20 spare.
In Woodruff the Augusta Bullc- F.,
Gin says no farmer (many o. them |
nseG 10 4 wheat country counts on
less than thirty bushels per acre If
the weather continues favorable.
In CLARK county the crop will he f.
the heaviest within the recollection |
OF "thc oldest inhabilant.' \ large
portion has been harvested, and |
such wheat was never known be- !
fore in this county.
Ouathita comes to the front with /
very fine crop, but farmers in the
vicinity Ot Seminary complain OF
dry weathcr. Up to the 9th there
had been no rain for two weeks.
Their wheat had also been some
what injured by rust, bat, all things
considered, their crops were all
doing remarkably well.
In fact, from syevy county in the
state the accounts OF wheat are
very encouraging, and the pros.
poets are that northwestern -four
will find but poor sale in Arkansas
This is as IT should be. The heavy
drain upon our state heretofore for
breadstut,s and meat have reduced
her people to the most abjcct pow
er,y by taking all the money out
of the country for supplies that
could as well have been raised at
home, and leaving none among us
for home circulation. We hope
the past year has learned our poo.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Fell.

Evcry erop of the sArSiPACTIrItv FrsoL.
VENT cOWmuUlrufr, through the Blood Ss,1t lTHp.
and other Fluids a'i Juices CT the >y,pil tse yI.ar u
lie. for Il repairs the waste. c. tuo h Vim rv and
Glaudular disease. .HHrs I'm the throat Month n
mors, kndestn the Gland sand ttGrr rarj.uf ..,yIu
Sore Eyes StruWpruuS discharges from the F4I. au'
the worst forms of ~Ein d-Ul-.-. Frn...tr. t.,.r
Acne, Black spots Nurw- iI 90. Flesh I.H.lr. a. ..
GERS IN the WOWtSand ah wrIr,r.u- uuu rfIIi.i 4I.
charges, Might SWt''F ln-' OF HttT H..
the lite principle aTe within the curar.v r.ru., lr-
prove to any person usiu. j. for eithtroi . lu.l Of
disease It's potent power 10 cure them.
II khe patient f1AN torGfuI. reduced ,. ''H '-1-'n
and decomposition thgti, continual, Urr-re-.u- ,r.
with new material made fIpul i'4.luy l.uu-lul 5II,
the SARSAPARGLLTAN viii and INrs ~rcurr-l cure
Is certain, tor Whcu once t- rrUr'v cnwrpuuns frs
work Of publication pud sUcccD ls iu Illuminating the
the patient viii tcol himself growing better lI I,raul,r
the food diEcs.iug better appetite IMurly- aul ug.h
and weight increasing.
Not only docs the SArsAFtFrLrr,S Rreorvvvl excel
nll known reWod ia agents iu the cure thlr ~sru
uous constitutional, and skin di,,as,s, but Il is tho
only positive cure for
Kidney &c Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes Dror-v.
stopps-c 1 aicr, lucoutincuee OF Jrna hts Dis
ease, An nuuria, and IN an case. where there ara
buckdus deposits or the water is thick, cloudy mixed
with suhdances Ike The whi, Of an egg or threads like
white sG, or there Is u morbid. darn, bllHu- appear
aucc, and white bone dust dJUpsls, and when tupFr
prickiuE burning sensation when passing water u.l
pain in the Small Ul the Back aud auls lh Lyu,s.
TuHOr of ~ Years GrO'Cjh
Cured 6y Rad'CQy's Resident.
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

Tic approach or The Trcsdruual election gives
unusual Importance to thg events and dr'anPc-
m,ut- rl l~1i. We shall tudeaNur 10 describe
them fully. utiIhfuilN and fulrlts4ly
THE WELhLN - y ha. now attained circu
laiion otoS'g seventy thousand oQri'- Is r.ad-
crs are found iu every state and territory, and
It, quality j, well known 90 the public We
shall not only euGgayor io keep 20 fully up 10 the
old standard, but Co improve and add to It's NAre-
TIN WEEELN Sun will continue 70 be n
thorough newspaper. An the news Of the day
Will hC found 10 n. condensed when uuimpor-
tuHL AZ fun length when Uf moment and always,
We trust. treaHd d m .a clear interesting and in
It Is oar ann 10 make the WEEKLY sun the
h"-t family newspaper in the world IL viii be
iull OF entertaining and appropriate reading of
every sort, but Will lrlut nothing tu offend the
most -orupuluU- and delicate t4stc Ii viii al
ways contain the most interesting stories and rO-
manrcs OF The day, carrfGlly selected and Ic-lbly
printed
be Agricultural Department ia a prominent
feature in the WEEkLN sun and its article,
VII alWaJs br found fresh and useful to the
farmer.
Thruumbcrof men fu.lcpcrGcht in politics Is
increasing, aad the NEtklN Sun is their pa
per especially. II belongs 10 no party. and
phcfs no ulCtattun, couteuiiur Tor principle. and
Tor TIE election 1i tgc best men + exposes 20"
corruption that dIs-iAccs the country aud threat
ems the uNcihuW uf republican Institutions. II
has no fear Of AnaNss uud seeks no tI'o"S from
their sdtp lricrs.
The markets Of every kind and the fashions are
regularly reported ln ifs columns
hericC Of the NEEkLN II y is one dollar
year ior sheet OF eight pages and my siN cole
amns, ~ TINS barely lat tac expenses ot paper
lnd printing, we are not able 10 make any dis
count or allow any premium 10 friends who may
make special tHorts go extend its circulation
lni'f me ncV law which requires payment of
postage IN advance, one dollaru year, With tWcu-
~ cents the cost uf prepaid postage added j. the
rate OF subscription. II L. moi necessary 10 get
mp club In ordcs 10 have the WEEKLY Sun az
r.is rate Any one Who sends one dollar JuI
twenty cents viii -yt the paper. Cs,paid, for a
year
We hsy, no travelling agents.
THE WEEELl Sun - Eigh, pages, hfts siN
columns only 81. 20 year postage lrei aid
No discon,.is from ihis rule
lHE BAiaN Sun A large four page news
paper OF twenty eight columns. Daily clrcnia-
fion over lao,dno. All the news for two cents
subscription. postage prepaid, - oent- month,
or S6,Jo year. lociuhs of ~ or over, a discount
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG ASn PUEE TTCU RLOOD-TSCRFA
or FLEsu AND WElGHT-CLEAR skis AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 10 ALI.
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Kidney G Bladder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
MISUNDERSTANDING

perfectly tas'elcss elegantly coated wir sweet gum,
purge, regulate, purity cleans" and strengthen Rad
ways Pls Tor the cure OF all disorders OF the stomach,
Liver. Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. hcrvuu, Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Custvcucss, Ind Iustluu Dys
pepsia, Bousness. Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the
bowels Piles and all Derangemtnts OF the Internal
Niscera Warranted to effect Il positive cure Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury, minerals or deieteri
uSirugs. - -.
4 few doses Of RADvAV's PILLS will free the sys.
lem from all the above named Disorders Price Is cents
per Box. SOLD BY DktGGlSrS
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send ono rgtter
stamp to RADWAY 4 co, No. 30 Warren St, New
Nork Information worth thousands Wi, be sent yoa
The Osceola times., 1875-07-10
E n c. Ii S II
Female Bitters,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR!

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nm nav
ccin possibly enra Of
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clrlu Penal t such
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RAcWAT'S CEapr r-L,yr
TEVE2 AND aGU-.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fv cau,s TIo~o d
not GWcdiG agent In tnIs Hurd that VIII cure d. ,g
aui hfuc. aud uIi o,h,r MAJ ripu. Biou, Set-I.f.
ISph"d, lrliHw, and other Fcyyts IaHI,G hy Raj
WAY PILLS. so pucN as RADNAA. q READY RI.
LIEF FLty cents per lu..ie.
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J.. Head the following certidcatcs:
ATLANTA, Ga june j. 1875.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03

The debate on amending the rules
continued last Monday in the House
Of Representatives. General Butler
moved TO suspend the rules so as to
allow the committee on rules to
report now the new rules, &C., and
providing that during the considera-
ton Of such reports and amendments
the Speaker shall entertain no dill
tory motion whatever, and that dis
custom be Limited to one hour.
There WAS great excitement during
the progress Of the vote, especially
when it was found necessary that a
t~wo'third's vote had to be obtained.
and messengers were SEM in all direc-
tions to bring in the members. Two
additional votes were secured, but
finally, the vote as announced, stood
yeas 40, nays SG-nOt two-thirds in
the affirmative. Sener was the only
Republican voting nay. Butler of
Massachusetts, then moved to sus-
pend the rules so as to allow the
committee on rules to report after the
reading of the journal tomorrow,
with the same privileges as the above
resolution. Eldridge moved to adj
%journ. Rejected. Buffers second
resolution was then rejected by a vote
OF l73 to S9-not two-thirds in the
affirmative. Scner, again, was the
only Republican voting in the mega
tive. Garfield then moved for a
recess till Tuesday, 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Carried.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03

The Republican members in caucus
last Monday, adopted a resolution on
the cheap transportation question,
which sets forth the power of Con-
gress to regulate Interstate COM
merce, and to provide for the
Improvement or creation of channels
of commerce. That among the i'm
Provemements now necessary are the
Improvement of the Mississippi
River, including its connection with
the lakes by means of the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers. Improvement of
the Illinois and Hennepin canal. I'm
provements between Lakes Superior
and Huron and Erie and Huron, and
improvement of the Ohio, Kanawha
and Tennessee rivers, and that the
eommittee on commerce be instructed
to insert in the river and harbor bill
applicatfop for such sums as in their
Judgment, having due regard to the
recommendations OF the Chief of En-
gineers and OF the commission APP
pointed to report upon the mouth of
the Mississippi River, can be be judi
eiously and economically expended
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 3, 1873.
rESrI Narp.

tCoptInued from Yet, ruay's EdItIon.l
Witness told BeechPr Of his wife's
voluntary confession to him that she
had sexual intercourse with Beecher;
that she was persuaded by Beecher's
Assurance thst it was innocent. She
told witness that for a long time
Beecher's home had not been Il hap
Ply one, that his wife was not a salts.
factory one, and that he asked her,
Elizabeth, TO be a wife to him.
Beecher's solicitations were often
Hmes violent. She came down from
the country on purpose TO nuke the
confession. He also told Beecher Of
the efforts of Mrs. Tilton to bring
them, witness and Beccher, together
and have a reconciliation. TiltOn
said that at the close of the statement
70 Beecher he. witness, waited a mo-
ment; that Beccher's face and neck
were blood-redi: that witness went to
70 the door, unlocked it, and said,
you are free to go; that Beecher APP
peared not TO hear him and sat rs If
in q dream; that he repeated it, and
and Beecher arose, walked to the
door, but came back and asked if he
might go and see Elizabeth for the
last time. Triton said no. then yes,
and said TO Bcecher: DO not chide
her; IL you smite her with a word !
wHl smiie you in n tcn-fold degree.
l did not smite you when l had the
power, for my wife's sake, but If you
chide hCr With q auuP | will smitC
your rfmC sceeher put both hands
70 his head and said, at is all out"
Beechcr went down stairs with both
hands to his head. He met Mculton
at the foot and asked hun if he had
seen Elizabeth's confession and MINI
ton said that he had Beecher said,
MAN. mi me. Moulton and he
then went Into the parlor. Witness
then related the story of meeting
Beecher at Moultons house on the
Bird of January. When witness re-
fused to speak to Beecher, Moulton
said that TiltOn should speak to
him in his house. Witness replied,
how can r, knowing that he has
ruined my wife. NboHlton replied,
how should you act toward Il man
who humbled himself before you IS
before his God. Witness then said,
good morning. Bcccher then said, l
do not put in any plea for myself;
if you wish me to retire from the
pulpit, only say the word and l will
leave. There will be no selling Of
pews, and l will go out of public life.
l will either go out of life by suicide
or journey to some other art of the
world. My wife said that Beecher
ought never TO do this, for in adj
ditition to becoming your enemy he
that the relation between him and
Elizabeth were not always marked
by sexual intercourse. and he could
not offer any for himself. He
asked me to believe that he had new
or sought her for selfish purposes, and
that their intercourse was from mo-
tives Of love and not lust; hat she
was the only woman he yer loved.
He asked me if | could rc-instato her
in my love and esteem, and drew a
picture of a man sitting on a brink,
and said he was or the edge of He'll.
Beecher then had a conversation
with Moulton which witness did not
hear and during which he appeared
overcome with grief.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03

Courtesy of Wvo. Nrchiv
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. ImpedImenis to Marriage re-
moved New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
mia, Pa,-nn Institution having a high reputa-
tatlon for honorable conduct and professional
skill, 1anSo-df
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03

during the next fiscal year upon the
improvements above indicated, look
ing to their speedy completion and
the wants Of our rapidly Increasing
internal commerce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03

DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, ESIRv street
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-03
CIIES EN Il
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
JASON b. BROWN, 1Gh street
w. z. Carroll, I'm street.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
). J. SCRIBER, 10th Street.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL 18th street
BAKERIES.
II. 5. BOSWELL, City Bakery
UNDERWOOD x MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, IGth street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 1874 .frs,
f. PECKHAM, Ferguson street
d FINDINGS.
SIEPHEN BON, 18Th street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ. +. posi-, Post-oRce RuiiGHDog
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, 18Th street
MARKS M4EB, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
). II. WOODS, EoLIg street
DRESS MAKING.
MRS. NJ. V. BOUGHTON, I'm st
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy street
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24
risks and watching those taken in
the mast The hest evidence OF the

risks and watching those taken IN
the past. The best evidence OF the
soundness OF an insurance company
is found in its prompt payment OF
losses. In this respect, the Madi-
son Mutual Insurance Company has
always stood well. Wescopy below
an article from the Oshkosh Times
of the 10Th nit. 1t is highly COM
plimentary and we would commend
it to the attention Of the people Of
the State. The Times says:
SOUND COMPANY. The Madison
Mutual Insurance Company has
demonstrated that it has a backbone,
and ranks among the best compan-
lpanies in the State. Some Of the
''adiusters" for other companies,
when they would run across a
person who had lost his property,
and his only hope was q policy he
held in the Madison Mutual, they
would shake their heads and hint
that they would not give much fol
said policy, and finally when George
A. Mason, one of the most substan-
tial citizens Of Madison, appeared
lin the city as adjnster for the
Madison company, and settled The
losses without the usual wrangling
the looks Of establishment that came
over said opposition agents faces
was good to behold The Madison
company lost some SIS, 400, and il
the July fire, 1874, they paid $23,
/ 807.12. 1t should be q matter o
pride for the citizens to sustain the
Madison Mutual, as they pay then
losses without grumbling. The
Madison Mutual stands we'll IL
! Decentralization Dcm0crat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

IT had occurred to several OF our
leading citizens that the Third Con-
gressional District ought to be rep
resented on the State ticket this
fall, insomuch that q correspondent,
who understands well the wishes Of
the people, wrote an article for the
TRIBUNE, advancing the name Of
DR.. Vivian for Secretary Of State.
We, believing that the one proposed
would make a capable and faithful
officer, and one that would please
the people, gave the article editorial
endorsement, and our expectations
have been fully realized by finding
that the proposal outside Of our
own county win receive strong
support. The Darlington RePubH-
claa, that always represents its party
III La Fayette county heartily
sanctions it. The Richland County
RepuJlican endorses our statement
that the Doctor will make On "hon-
est, capable and faithful officer"
qualifications which ought to secure
his support in any locality.
Such a nomination would be the
wish of majority Of the people in
this Congressional District, and
should he obtain it, being widely
and favorably known, he would
doubtless secure the election and
add handsome victory to the Re-
publican party Of the State.
That party must go into the con-
test with q determination to win,
and this can only be done by the
delegates advancing the best men IN
their power Regarding individual
claims to the position, those o. Or
Vivian are among hestrongest, since
he has always been a Jealous worker
for the public welfare, and has
never sought political advancement.
Iowa county also has just claims Of
being represented on the State
ticket; bat the most important de-
mands are for a candidate that viii
meet with popular favor and ensure
to the people Of the State a "capa-
Die and faithful officer These
qualifications regarding the pro
posed candidate have never once
been doubted, and should he be
nominated his election is wei nigl
assured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24
Notice 10 Aii-Spriu& Goods at Very
Eoar Kriccs!

Where can [ get a nice shawl for
81! At r. Hughes.
Where can ! get nice parasol
At X. Hughes.
Where can | Get nice lot Of
prints ? At Il. Hughes.
Where can get q nice alpaca
for % cents per yard At Hughes.
Where can | get summer dry
goods At r. Hughes.
Where can | get midsummer
skirt for 80 cents At Il. Hughes.
Where can ! get nice white goods
for dresses! At Il. Hughes.
Where can | get nice straw hats
At II. Hughes.
Where can | get nice hat at a
low price? At r. Hughes.
Who're can | get q nice lot OF
ladies' shoes at S1.25! At Hughes.
Where can ! get nice lot OF
mems and boys shoes cheap! AT
F., l.. Hughes.
Where can | get nice new fur
nishing goods! At Il. Hughes.
GROCERIES.
Where can | get one pound and
aahalf Of Japan tea for 81 At X.
Hughes !
Where can I have good coffee
At Il. Hughes.
Where can | get the best sugar in
4 town? At II. Hughes.
Where can | get, peaches and dry
| fruits At r. Hughes.
Where can | get a nice lot Of
croclery and glassware At H.
Hughes.
Where can l get good fresh but
ter! At K, Hughes.
Where can get the best price
/ for my butter and eggs: At X
/ Hughes, next to U. S. Hotel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24
white Goods, hite Goods

At Sherwood Il Berg's you will
find as complete stock Of White
Goods as was ever brought this city,
at very low prices, consisting OF
plain and striped Victoria Lawns,
plain and plaid Jacconet, Swiss
Muslin, plain and striped Piqua,
beautiful for for white dresses. Gail
and see them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24

PIONEERING PLANTs.-Dry root
Dahlias, not named, one dollar per
dozen; labeled, $3.50 per dozen.
Green house plants Of all varieties
sold at reasonable rates. Apply at
my residence, on the Darlington
road, two miles from Mineral Point,
or at the store Of Jas. Suthers, nest
door to n. 7. Martins hardware
store. 2Om3 W II. SUFFERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24
| shall continue to sell the balance
of my Caters, Boots & Shoes cheap
j. Deller.

New ScALEs.-S. Duppler, having
recently erected new, first-class
Fairbanks Scales, weighing ! tons,
in front of his place of business, is
prepared to weigh all loads, heavy
or light. {
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24

listen TO BUsINESs.--We keep
on hand a large assert OF JeWeiry,
the latest novelty of all its branches.
Also q large assortment of Foreign
and American wathes, clocks and
plated ware of all descriptions,
which we offer as cheap as any
dealer in the Union. Come and see
MS. and we will convince you that
we mean what we say.
CARTWRIGHT & JAMES.