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, 1875-10-27

Cl1EffHE
TUE nt1HTR or INDIVIDUAL PnUpEaFY.oWHERs.
5bscini Lsspafth to The Ghleado lrib4ts.
frn1NGFigLp H.. Oct. 20.-Judge Zana, Of
the Circuit Court, today rendered Lia dec,nion
In caao brought by property-ownerR On 'fadl"
son ptreet against tho Ohio i mississippi mud
tho Gilman 4 Clinton Railroads for obssructing
tho ttreota, keeping cars filled with live stock
standing on tbolr traoka, and Other anuoy-
ances lnturng tho valns OF property.
Tie Court held that ii, in Tho construction
OF tho roads, tho property-ownera wore
damaged CT injured the roads arc re-
sponsibla to the Aatnc extont thai an tna-
yidual would ba unIor tho SAME crcum-
alaneo1 TINT city LAS puwer oyer its stsoosa
than al in,1ivtHai has over his own land ami 1t
tet "a e.eseiss That Aom.ntos 10 the Injury ot M
othars property ina mode sans would render an in-
tilas r%sas%nFl',!s % u a"W.ses without bang 70.
tram tho asareRsons OF anoshor citizen must protect
fsom sitnl3r sgsss*.iona ou tle part of COMPUTATIONS
tho acts Of tho corporation, mud, n grsvAueea A.
eoel 10 have Lean committed willis the rad was in
net labu.
TUE IOWA srrnEME cornr.
*n*tf@: ni'',s'ea m e tn< tHteayo :rtsnn.,
were rendered % follows
St4Gt Of Iowa VI. H1os affirmed.
Flrst National D41k Of Dubuque n. Carpenter 4
Fuller Watreit -. Dongman AFFIRMED.
70 X VIZ T!iny. so1ton !: 6lu afrr,ncd.
M:Dunala + CO. w. urcgor et nl, appellants !; rc-
YerseJ.
1oug. appellant w. Ioughran ct st.; order to dis
Charge Injunction affirmed,
Adhlr W. Ians, apptlant; affirmed.
Norris ct A.. Appellants, VI. HowarI at,lrmel,
Rock L14nd Natlana! Bank ~ Ssson, ,aproiIant: re-
vcrs6d.
IAthrop Va: American Em1grant Company, appel.
INIT fuTetsed.
Nash Ia Caldwell, appellant; affirmed on 1ueslon Of
appellee.
Caldwell -. Nash; affirmed on motion Of sprecc.
cur1is slaunlng rs. Longhran; Judgment atarued
by division Ut orinlnn.
Allison N. Tho Chicago h Northwestern Railroad
CONT Any; t1tton for Itheasing Sustained hearing
to be haI In December term, 1f7j.
Tho following wars continued:
Hlatn Ut Iowa W, Clark Thompson.
Ssatu OF lows, appellant, Wintiei 13arnts,
Cornclus ktnucdy ~. Edward 9and, priest Vi IL
y. Adttcicn w. A. L U. schruhb.
Mcknight ~. Thu Iowa l. Minnesota Railroad Con.
structton C0rap1ny.
Tuckdl Ut at.. nprellsns. III. Buchhalz.
g. Cooley W. 4. II. Flanders, nprelant4
usdrick ct VI. rs. Enc, appeAnL.
, 1875-10-27

United 1ftrh'ntn nodiv,vi Mclatehsu pAI. nn
atttnton ~ Ills antrnIDns. bnt foltIpl gnty,
lhe Order of R"disIrf nxpcet each 1ri.h fa'niIy
IN TIM Unttod H,htes to cnntrbnsn ~ cnna
mouth for its hhnport. Father McAs1nafa 'ioos
not now 0liciatY III kl!e fAtllolLc EllIrGLes.
, 1875-10-27
DEDICATION.

Sttcfdi Dispatch u 7he Chiedas 7y,bune.
DAsr1LLE, ILL.,. Oct. 3G.-Iho laying Of tic
cornor-atone of tho ball OF tho 0orman Turn
ycren, m organization under tho asata law for
tho promotion Of social and physical culture
took placo lore yestarday With an appropriate
estomony. Yhs hnl, Is to be 80 by 50 feet.
, 1875-10-27

gp+esas Dtepasch to 1hs ch,esss Tribune.
DETKorT. hllcl,., Oct. 25.-To-daY the tos!i-
mony In tho Ward will cass came to a. outl, and
counsel for proponents submitted long list Of
reaussts to Charge. These will be argued Ii
vol ~ the requests Wl1ch tho contestants Of
tho will intend to Introduce tomorrow.
, 1875-10-27

MVIcKER'S THEATRE.
1jtt!s Lolita amused a large audIence last night
h5 her apriahtlY kcttnR In ''Muaate.r Tha play Ina
no great merit In ttsetf. II IL merely used to hang
LostaH apectsltisa upon, aut 1t servca I very Rood
putpoac In tn humble way. The plot u tho sckneyod
Of htlr kept out Of hts own hJ sohcn,nr rea-
tive and restored 10 It ty Providence and the sklful
services Ut his friends Nut tho absolute lullness OF
the story 10 rrltovcd by 1tle-p!os, or diver
don, which is furnished by very comi-
cal soyeafatr between .Ausetts and W,tt,dm
d. 1okus. Ihe tattof Ia bud about to blossom.
liz II tender md young; lie IL modest and paslful
but he hhs teart-such hearti The character IL
very csrary drawn, and h we'll El1yed & Air. ". II.
Seymour. As chnracter-actort indeed 8<$1eylnour
has reputation already which ia asau% with tl,u
public that anything In bis line Of blsIl ted
10 bis hantts will be promptly and carefully attended
q. Charming little Lotss Of toIfst carries tho bur-
den Of tha plcse uj1n her dtmAutyc shoulders. Fur
display Of puIo ANNUAL spirits there ~ nothing Oh
tbs stxRs 10 equal her. II In usFoiy her cunning waYa
aud port manner that make her succoxaiu HhG Ii nut
good singer, nor remarkable dancer, ceyt2ny not
uctress Of much power; hut Ahe pretty trcks
that people kr to rec, and It " Wonlet that she
auch popular foEoyite. The Performance Ia that
nobady "seA he sshsosA 10 enjoy. Tho song co7tuet
ed ty f.ntta mud Mr. Seymour entitled Tho beautiful
sh-ess." wks irrsisGty ludicrous, though there
nothing in tho worda. apart from, the pronunciation
and the manner Of singing, to tcIt s,uilc. II 70
estvad several sncotts ~ did also combination dance
By tbs 41trD AftlAtg.
, 1875-10-27

Spselnl Dspalth to Tha Ch.rago Trionne
ST. Paul. Aiiun., Oct. 2G.-Tlo opi8oo.io In q
mild form IL reported preva!eat in ii! The .ssga
stables Of this city. Ono fatal case IL reported
at Hal! i MoKsnneg'a livery. Tho disease was
noticed In sono atah,ss saIlY last week, but did
not prevail gonoralty uutl tho chspRo Of
WeAthcr,
, 1875-10-27

Tho opsnin8 ieetn1o III tls cu1,1so by Prof Topper
in Mccormick Hail. wss well sttauded Monday evcu-
ing, consdsruG The miserable weather, aud tbs audi
snea VIZ wall poassd II cue may Judge ny Tho bearty
spplause with which ulost Ut the nun,bess The pro-
grRmma vera received. 4 half hour's talk Oh Light,
ustsstsd ~ ssvess besat!fus experiments, WAS fo!.
md then psoi, NessnI slowsd his Son4ssfui iii Ii
Btotehina Nfe-xiked aRures Tho shkdoH-dAnco siso-
cosaat, and tAs whGis w2s concluded by \ very duo
sss1na Of views Of Hatural sceuery which
ditded tbs hsse ha! from door 10 cs.lsng rhose Mil
Wobap{ be ths sst lectures Oh the subJdcl Of Exht
which Prot. Pepper Will deliver here, and viii ba
illustrated by new aud wonderful txpetimaa&a.
, 1875-10-27

" The 1auanca Of Ellen Tower, y being IN ndapta-
tion Of Tho Romance Of Il Poor Feung Man, "a.
produced 1t tho Museum Monday night IL cseltablt
manner. Bone Of tho scenery WAS uow, and ali ths
stagc-secessories wsse IN keeping will tie require
nents Of The rleeo Tbs 1isy Ia cast to th~ full
strength u ths cessrsay. As. Harold Eessbess ap-
reared to n,uch bctar advantages thAn In "Let
AstEty" II IL unfortunate that 4 power to pease Il
NOS quits equal to h!s esita IN du lie assumed tts
part OF Natuet, fhA AaFqun IL ChampcsN, Alss Isa-
dors Cameron made an scesptablo NnrgHsrift. Tht
other parts wsrs nllsl veil might have boen ex.
rcctuf.
stiltopian Tabeaur, ssid to posse4a conzidsrsbla
merit, aud whrh has been aud admired by INA
cersJmtn of cicago aud oler cities, Il lal4a sxlIb
ttoA IN ths Aussntn sFary sunday. 1t will probably
TO presented during tue week Ha, whsn thu nsces
sary Arrangements are completed.
, 1875-10-27

AuK6TS WAhrElhqAh MAKE 81 To. a.
sas1 doI. Lsdss sud ssataasa eal 4 Unss. Fstss
cut et Gy Asna u esats fbF sAmps. You make a
NULL o., III Wstb " Ashlnx (aask
, 1875-10-27

"N3f Stft&. ........
% AhEhbERA:s1:. HALE BLOCK FROM MAn1.
sa.s aA!a bs.ci. A. vsry w tsfm, A r,o,stn eoE
auH1l raona very cheap to tToyouax Ernsl latc..
~ SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " 1rIl HOAKi,
- for gentlemen or ladcs rmpln5 ed during tho day.
ON WEST WASHINGTON sT.-WITH HOARD. 4
4t1 delightful snitU Of front rnns. tiss, AnRa reEp
Iianto And locafIun 1ralcia's, References.
t)3N WEST WAN1IISGTtlS.S FUR.
Ls1D nlsa.d uufuruishe stuua, snKta or "a auise
NTH LpaId, at Ralfaiact1rf nfttes. ------'
, 1875-10-27

H11aE@1lnuHOH&.
% Ss,si' ss sc'' cs:;y 'iMi II s;.s ss .i,;::s;
{VAsrEb-X LIVE NAN IN I:vi:nY CRY aSi,
~ s"n IN the s2r', y.u csn sDss4 ~: a., ':iLax
s5fs ~ ': IL 4; ;i.sn: @ h'e' a'2
}VASrED- -Mly ron i pnurfrAuLr wIyrPEs
"fse H. :siis;s 's1x
T. u sns,h,ns eur ;a.fmurad ~ .xen,s Sle. ii N:
sna, .eai it, a .l 4ta T. :ass ~ .au H.
wv @ a !" ::sifisss2: Il ps'ae' A'' ''
" i: ": ~: - 80 :;;:::, :$;
ttac, Al Pp..t>hcl. city. '''
N-AsEii,-t MiS t.SEII ri FACING Az A1.p..
r'cn tnr nt;h 1aI'3 # .Ak mi r's't add.rss,
;asn. 1S .fSsf*!n j. l.! ns, :';Ss!s !sa ~ T.
iMaus ~ t. by Mn:s. t!.a: vi trn :'us
W5'cm N ~ u ~ ~ ppm tide tav.ixsu Ge.p,n:
It Sisss' r., t. ss c i ~ ~ a
NANTRb-A fnI,SG M,I wllu WANTS ri
loa,a h1.tart asi lIs~t -t,h h. hy mo Vi
ASif"@S y s ess7;:. ~ Az ny. woNt = A. raM1
With stans fur tirculan, i :A Tribune a.ce.
" AxTEn s1AHEs ~ g. ,;,,,'n M,S u w.x i
tcoAonsc a Kan: Ia IN ,nt,y. i man al a..
Gat,'ss M t sa a,n.n: ;s At srp S''ns: ,Uc
.ss, - !" f xSoilt;s IL '';
lfAGSrEl,r,a,X ESrhGM'EScEn Sn Il K
Prin ius T. sapAu>. ""
lVAS 5En-FpUN cANv1sss.I1s F7F TilE C71I.
s',ae sr f. tbs ''-l' men te;n' LIBERAL Addf'ssr
{CANrIn-fllsrtLtS tS; saIFSWty FTji; PIC
" iHresinr World and Tossing. ltt =, IT fjnr Cna.
iotae. itn,re H. ~ - ''' 1'is' - ''$A7'
, 1875-10-27

10 rvnr ~, /, .,1 ~; ~, =, =, -
A -. H., dn%'.i,.d i, ~ ~ ~, uuf Money M
~ naS n"poa.ca - nas 9ra asf35. A. thu Eot
HstaEn tNA0 Eaapau! taeat. ~ Natl task fans-
j: i Il .5:z
to the ui tho detuovss anlploted vii con.
for Erat f&sor BY communicating WITH Room IT, lQ
Fifth.AE.
s1It, t,f7017 C3GT 1FF GI7TTIi7VT9 T;7i71;7I13 m
A II LIZ %Hgpnn ptu NAat.Vfs t99tnNytnAH1, hWgHH! Al
a.h IT. h,ens4t R,es p nuNAs a: nhhLSMA, da1
oo1sa Siel... Isoaeo " oAt psonps1 &ttsnaea to
| 0nM hlah s!.Mp oH LE?a IN ANY HuS!NESS
wHH Nnin1 senlns! nut1 nAxo son1ethlnc to dos Au
"ot PttIcu'aI. Auusns q ~ ttfo1Ho nHco
AfASON1C-9 NEW MASONID Wt1REE IIV11IifE
nI And highly imnort.nt Ecnd Gir rn,n,i.tn 80.
ioRne, ARants Wantrd REni1iEI1 4 fsT1 iinhltHsr.
, 1875-10-27

SITUATIONS wANrED--MA1E
,,rrr.7i9S ix9SSoh2esrsS.; s.: Glc!!<s e.; a,,,
III III - 81 };;; s;; -:
;.a'Jps .a s'a i,ss. !. WHITING ca''Fd
e. :ss;::5! 3Ss.:: :Ss:: s::
!; = a
xhs< u s'y Sel '.asas '':i's .a,sas.sn; Ss,ss
ss;i a.s:;: s. s.sss
Siiuartn2s ~, MnsTt:n-A Ti6Nt'i:tIiiLY g0M.
;X;;;$:S,,s W 'sis ea:"a.s's 'tofs'e
tA'T r,'r.s|s ;, Tsx Is n ~ Y,5Y Hi
Xe. r. :s.' T. i,.;' '''' Of ''F
s.r';A ATfDS WA AsTtIi.-4s sAI.E@W IN, O1gHiEn
".s 1! s"'f - Or a.'s,sn, or ~ Kid q .ls. Mk
= - s ha%t!es' u.s.; sstsfsSss s'sa '@ II:
.Su":r,s.S wAst,b-nY ! Y0ijEN MAS wiTH
rrone. ., st ,s., tasss9 I'D ss.f ,, tf:a
Coa7',me.,. 1na.usrers. 90.
S'IEaTsoH M.ArHn7 ny AN EypEREEHCED
Nj u; '.f aid, 'G:s';; Ell s:s:'.ass sss:
: ,,,1 Inn a' e'aetna' in IN family. IL Tdauas
.--- -7-r-e----~--:,
-,,r,,,r,o>, ,u M.*c"i "it2rsn,. --....
",p.,a b., rA'fM 4 ,!np1ae. srEhtTrESd n, "a
.%s,, S1; 1:ssnss G.'5:ss :!ss. f"'"'
k[Tn:sitDH WAsTI D-Hr y SWEDISH MAN AND
va r,nr ,n..i " - ~"'1''' ''pEH ~ ~ ~ has1
--.r-, --.r-,...-----..-----.-----.-------. -
80 ;1. 20 Il5N' ~ y: WANTS sD--F MALE
nomrs+,e.
TIE. *AS1to vi. ~ a'so ,h 1sGs!ts = 4
,,r,1 ..r,;;,,,:,; -, :.
= 10 tai, cs,a 1t .uil1su I. sssaau wast * Z
~ W.T. w. { o's,s. ~: .sM-1s@N~.N- '. -e@ WV '
oass,. y, "a" n's.'l'-'s., s'6a sae: =-=--~
IL a s,:srsi ',NfHrESr :1 GI!
ny i"afo for Two o.'. u 2I ';'ar'.,..' ws. h'A,.
EtTHATItJNa WASTEu-- uY TWO G,IstpErEET
It I's rae e n s % s !. IS @ IT.
- esok u usna tahrdtaa saass knst
asS:l soata MsJ.st.. Ts,us. >'"' '>'''
: - ss ::s.s1 sstH5 i II: II
s,IrU.Tt,iS wAyri.DrO EOijK. wash 1y,i
r.: S:2'5 :;tS Es:." family
slr,: .rlra ,sA;rf n,nY a CoMrkrKST 0iRL
t', 70 60 smHG.a. t a"i.. s.k "a snaI n1i,ato t.ur
- -enn ~, III ssa s H. sn, Arss s n4sfsea
SsE3Arn'> Y >>r"..:s ss ttu.K, w;snxt.. AM
,rrutrt"1 w,,1tn-u, i c1ars rKsT Uni
Arir ~ si; VIZ, sa.a lr u aoo' private family.
S'ru srh,s VAST " !, ~ f. 4 s:o,1,axp WOMAN
~ .srxnnv xt ',.''''' ''st; os,ft ais, ~ r.,
| at,, - .-.-----------
xr,i s,s ~, aMrETEST la niRLj
! s"t"'t". Arpsye ~ i"'A u. ..-..---....
, 1875-10-27

NEVADA HOTEL. Its AND 10 WAH4SIf.Av..
IN board f,t 1T to 10 pur
~oek tHo IL ropn. 50 TrausIe Ito to u par DIR.
ITSlTKD .STATE9 1lOTE1t- PLEASANT suITKs
" for Rsrt1saah and wifc &6 sin s1 rnoma gentle.
men. IL: Hoial accommodations. Aarso aud stesru
, 1875-10-27

~
Es1TUATfoN W..TrEl,-Aa EAirN srYrrp T.srrS
= M r .f' n, 'p",lG," h,s It e ia. hid
Xxx s''"s n""- given. hls",> -. .!tin 1e ,,sios
NtTf!ArtDH WAsTI U-Hr y SWEDISH MAN AND
- H!f1,n faulty: arn cul1Hrent snI upl,:Atsnd al
St3n 81 rh 4, Ct hE cnun5. hptIF Il Il. III Eat
htn HIT 'nst ~ ~ "
, 1875-10-27

11lYONIES l.Et;ALLt OBTAINED l1E Et!'sE:
~ &cAu ii asudsd; I've attof tsrElV, Addt's+ r. u
Ho4 e1s. tacaxl. -
IllvUNt;Es- s--LEliAl.iY uBrAItED, Sur FRAUD.
~ uAEtit. Fse sEtas deetes. Elssaa 3ssft nfaet!ss
in tha eautts @ Ch!eaxa. Adlna 70. sh,a .9x !2l.
, 1875-10-27

- .--.. Mtsr~1lnueon.. -...
4 WIDuW LADY DESIRES THE LOAN or mn r.
n s1shAuge for board. 4 plcassnt homo. AddFo,s
"a. Tribune pticc.
, 1875-10-27

IMPORTATION WASTEn-DF .IiHS AMI MICH.
al ifauIuy. PIeAle cali Or sIdtcss WILL AL HAM
LEf, WILL ~ Hlttl. t2 AMI IL hrls4ass. En!cSEu.
DkRSOSA.- VERTrAS no. y: ApDKK h
i through r. o., s.aiux xsods Jun hs.t aMol4t yuu
Haaa Axd hev ypa I'll isllIsf. u. u. 6ASAaAs ~
Hf4tA.4k
, 1875-10-27

BEARD WANTED.
GUARn-A StT9EE LADY WISHES TO TAXI:
~ board in respectable pr.Ao family nhorp sha
slall of hoF Aud will furntsh IL hs4t II
eIFed boart mot stee:dng 81 per unck neercaaea cau
ba svon. tleaas shdsesa d. 1ribuns oihco.
TlOARn-IN ENQuANGK FOR GOOD pIANU.
ID Address fs. Tribune otice.
, 1875-10-27

E,UK SALE ONE II, d. SMITHS RHsAWi1G
mae4llt Ia psit.as 1aunine MtsI ess ss:lss fss
RxNSkrr 1 GLAkk'A PlAatnx .A4l Qsasty-ss. eaa
AlphoyAE
, 1875-10-27

0Ei EAST 1SDIAEA ST. PHEASANT ROOMS,
AO-f en aute ot tlngio, n!th board. Modern In.
pruvomanA.
Q1Q EAST INDIASA.ST.-l LAttGE ltDUMk on
e1VC palor fioos tn ront with board. Also 4thtis.
H1An rooN mAta wanted.
, 1875-10-27
PARTNERS WANTED.

DAETNEK WANTkp-WRLl UP IN Tile ps>lN
aa1 st4!hn0Ey bns.Anss. with Ahun. StottD ouitA
usst atc4,+ lpestton 10 nj. eyi faru chs &c IL
e..d nasn AddFss with tul pAfssesass VI. It,bpn,
once,
, 1875-10-27

N1~&-s.
31TANTED-.AS EXrERIESGEu LADY NUuSk,
w EA!I Al ppcn At Ill Wa:sst'av.
tEASrEp-Srnsi: Gln!; oHE WHO II ABOUT
w Ettu.1s 1T atu; tnpst bu Wiling 10 t&kn hstsoH
genorsli uteiul AtI's At nnce ~ lat Shutt!sHav.
y1,AsrEil--A uuspt, sIRL OF ss on q, As NtrKSE
" laF children; seletsacea to@uifod- Apply ~ soi
Wah11h S'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
GOOD AGENTS WANTED

in oil sections Of the Uai,ed States, to
whom liberal commissions will be paid
IN addition to our
TWENTY GOLD PREMIUMS
Of from S. up to Sl0O for the Twenty
Largest Lists sent in before March Isl.
1876.
The Saturday Evening Post being the
only Family. Literary aud Fashion Paper
Published in
the CENTENNIAL CITY.
Agents have no trouble in getting hun
dreds Of subscribers in every town and
county. Agents are now making $50
per weed. We give exclusive territory.
Orders filed troa. Boston, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, St Louis or Chicago. SaIa-
pies and circulars free to agents
Address distinctly. and make Money
ORDER, Drafts or Check payable to
REED. wItkERSHAM & co,
Editors and Proprictors.
Philadelphia. Pa
Dec 9. 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09


E1hrenoiogy-Th Brain and its functions:
i the Location and Nature of all the organs
with directions for caltivaiing, developing
improving AMI restraining them
nhysiognomy Signs of Character, and
i How TO Read Them alta glance, in the
Human Face, on Scientific Principles.
L>ihnology-Or, the Natural History Of Man;
II origin, manners, customs and modes Of
lie in different tribes and nations; with differ
ent iemperaments and pictorial illustrations.
Dhy sio!ocy-The Laws Of lite; including the
L education, training and disc ipline OF chill
iren. and thu right management OF lunatics,
the insane, prisoners and Others.
ID biographies gwen of al the leading men and
ID women OF the world.
{, elf-C u,ture-!nsiruciive articles on sclf-im-
~ prosement; memory; choice of pursuits
our national resources, etc.
LNnaliy, Much useiu information on thele cad
II ing topics OF the day-political, not par
tizan-rcligious, not scctat iau-educationai
reformatorv, agricultural. commercial, ETC.
will be given, and no efforts spared TO make
The chronological for 1874, the most interest.
ing ever publs' ed.
TEaMs.-Monthly, s. yea-, in advance
Clubs OF ten or more. 81 each. Single mum
lers, 30 ceHst The most liberal Premiums
are given. Address, L. ). WELLS, Publish
ers as9 Broadway, NY. Jan l, 1859
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
Excelsior Farm Gate

TIVE undersigned, having purchased the
i Right of Stephen Spores Potent Gate for
st. Mary's county is now prepared TO sell
Farm Rights for this locality. There is gate
of this patent now on exhibition in Leonard
town and parties DESTROYS of Supplying them
selves with Farm Rights are invited 10 inspect
u or they can obtain information OF its pler-
its and workings on spplica iion TO me.
This Gate is coming into general use as
rapidly as possible, AID The day is not far
distant when II will be seen on every we'll
ordered farm. These are tie reasons Why
lsi-It is the eLealest Farm GATE hat ever
can lie constructed. the nsaterisis costing only
Si.5I.l
2nd-lt is the hardest, most durable and
strongest for the amount o material Lsed.
IL being absolutely impossible for sny animal
to open IL. (no mstttr low uuruly.
4th--It Is mere easily constructed ihar any
other gate, or ercs bars.
Shit does away with the big gate posts
ard hinges.
eth-It is meeting with anhounded succes.
wherever introduced; liz is estimated there
ale 500, 600 il use.
sth--lt les taken the First Premiums at all
the own, County and State Fairs wherever
il has been on exhibition.
sth-l have the ns.sss sssisfaefo ~ reeomnen-
dations, -hieh eilI he shown ON application.
Farm Rights $. Apply to
PHILIP 6REENwELL,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Seps Iss9-im-
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