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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

WHAT COUNTRY PArIms DO. - An
exchange comhatS with considerable
vigor the argument that the city week.
lies are cheaper and better than the
country papers, because they give more
columns Of reading for the money. De
the city papers, it asks, eve give you
any home news? Never. DO they ever
say anything in regard to your own
county? Nothing. DO they contain
notices for your schools, churches, meet
ings, Improvements and hundreds Of
other local matters of interest, which
your country papers publish without
pay? Not an item. Do they ever say Il
word calculated to draw attention to
your county and its numerous thriving
towns, and aid in their progress and
enterprise? Not Il word. And yet
there are men who take contracted
views Of this matter that unless they are
getting rs many square inches of reading
matter in their own paper ~ they do in
II city paper, they think they are not
getting the worth of their money. II
reminds us of the person who took the
largest pair of boots in the box, because
they cost the same rs a pair much small
or, that fit him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

NEW PHASES OF CoTToN CULTURE
The total receipts of cotton to date are
3,l27, Sl3 bales, an excess over last year
of 46l ,j2l. OF this New Orleans has re-
ceivcd 5000 bales, an excess of 232,-
5SS, or more than one-half the excess Of
the entire country. Indications such as
this SLOW conclusively that all attempts
to destroy our prestige as the great cot
ton market of the Union have proved
futile, but would still leave unimpaired
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

\ SCIENTIFIC Por.-Thc Cincinnati
Times has received by special cable dis,
patch, n copy of Prot. TyndalIs proposal
To the daughter of Lord Hamilton. 1t
is ~ follows
Saccharinc conglomcration of proto-
plasml Adorable combination of mat
ter and force! Rarest production of in
finite ages Of evolution the luminifcr-
ous ether is not more responsive to the
rays OF light than are my nervc-centrcs
To the mystic influence which emanatcs
from the photosphere of thy countcnancc.
As the hcliocentr ic system was evolved
from primOrdial chaos by the workings
of memorable law, 50 is that ratification
of matter which men call my soul lifted
from profound despair by the luminance
issuing from thy visual organs. Deign,
q admirable creature, to respect that at
traction which draws me toward thee
with a force invenely proportional to
the squares of the distance. Grant that
We shall he made double suns, describing
concentric orbits, which shall touch each
other at all points of their p%eripheries.
Your own, TYNDALL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

PMrLrq ON the face, rough skin
chappcd hands, saItrllcum and all cutancouS
affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use Of Juniper Tar Soap
That made by CaSwcIl, Hazard d Co., New
York, is the oniy kind that can be relied ON,
as there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

Dr, Tutt's Hair bye i, a great triumph Of chelniN'
try. Being free from All injurious qualities, its ct.
trrt is 50 natural that the closest observer would moi
observe IT,. II initiates Nature 10 perfection aIld l.
sold all over the world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-03-16

PEACE is the flowing of u brook, but
Joy Is the dashing of the cataract when
the brook is filled, bursts its banks and
PUSHES down the rocks.-Spurgeoa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
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 Best People.

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 HIT IS, AS IT ALWAYS WAS. ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN. It may quarrel in the future. as it has done in the past, with of Republican lead- corruptions in the Republican party; but can never cease % be true to Republican principles and especially 10 those golden doctrines of civil service reorm hard the sanctity of the National faith equal justice to all classes at the South, which formed the corner stones of Gov. Hayes's adm able letter of acceptance.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
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JtHK subscriber offers his place in Meadow Street, csnssting of two story house in good repair and i've acres of good meadow land. The house is sur rounded with plenty of fruit and shade tre S and pleasantly located. Price $25OQ. good proportion of sion given lst of April. WILLIS J. BEACH.
 Litchnsld, January 2Sth, 1876. AsH
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
WHOLE NO. 26S9.

statues, others like wax-agnres. and all pite0us. Attached to the hand of each adult was string or wire connected wfth a ball in tue cust ,dian's apartment Is would be difficult to imagine q more start ling sound than would bs the sudden fankling Of one of those eame bells
 But have been playing too long what Balzac calls solo dc. c0rbilsard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28

Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28

We met . fellow-countryman in Paris whe fell into singular error concerning this word sspourboire." :" He thought it was the French for poor boz, and he was struck by the incon gruity OhS he exclaIm- ed. s.you are poor boy too, you? Cone, now, that's little too steep !1
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-12-28
This Wavs

THE Csne<nsAsi Exhibition being closed 1t will be . vel % bear m mind the importanee of secur;ns tn1ihf1l F1DEeesatstion sf onss self. ..1 - BarIssned cameo photographs from resouchea nee. nWu1 @s one h@n alfy prices, and of like aubiects sguzy eo0d- Ksre0types snd every style of picture t1ksn- Cepylng and eni.rging % usual. great va- EirtE s4 naro things suitable for the holidays.
 O<1l an8 a1uaFe frames tsome expI essly for mot toauI ncs and cheap. PaasaGpartout of various de. sigma msmE@oHc0pes and v.eMH. Also rare coliec. ekNm m9 Nh1tnmrmphAe copies of Centennial atakuar lnzge stna. NflA e without frames.
 laH y.L JUDD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

Sic @efabr, bel benz GoIts oas @sr=
trauen auf feline ei9ene &raft su ldwa=
den, lo,pic Die Sdpieri9teit, oen wirt-
lid Der llnteritiibuns @iiroi9en unO
Yeoiirfti9en ausfinOis gu MAIDEN, lai-
len Die Inter ltiibuns BON Staatstuesen
an Die unter Der 9euiaredennotb gei=
oenoen als BON iebr sueifelboftem
Wertb erIdeinen. llno i'd battle es fiji,
meme Yilidt, Die Qeute ernit oappr 81
lparneu, lid auf lol9e Staatsbilfe gu
uerla7en. @enn Die na9ite &eleBse'
buns ooer Der gonsreb Gt,uas tbut, 70
muB bic Iblidt mebr barauf seridte,
iein, S4uspurtebrunsen fir bic 3u=
tunft su trefen, als Griab fur er~littenen
Sdaoen ju 9etuabren, ano bel Der Sc
lpabruns BON ettuaiser 9ilfe %iolten
iuomOSli4 Oiejenisen an Yeiten BE-
oadt ,perben, ,uel@e be,peilen t6nnen.
oab lie nit ei9ner &raft 9Qes perludt,
ii4 ielbit ~ belfen.
Inter allen umitdnben, tuenn Inter
itibuns ober QUITE irsenb elmer slrI
uerninftiser @eiie per,pertbet weroen
'tann, ,pir6 ioI&e immerbin belIer per.
bent unb better ansepanbt iein, mad
benz Die getrefenbsn mutbise unb tbat.
trdfti9e Nnitreneun9en 9ema&t baben.
IN, I'D telbit 3u belfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
3iItem amb @enbrtfS Sic.
fprttt Stub.

am nddtkn eamias Ab.nb 8 llbr mirt
in edport & 9eis's Gale cine 0Heutlidb,
gerfammlune bebufs crsanifruns eiaet
8ilOen. uso Senbrids.g Clubs a~bsebalteu trer.
ben. sea4e,u an allen Yldten bete5ea dbn.
li&e Clubs, tuel&e e. fi& CUR aufsabe seteIt,
fur ertpGbluns Der oemotratiideu Gonsiba.
ten tbattraftis einjufeben. Dereits oeser
l75 uSferf@riften Gnb In ben berf&iebeneu
Baros~ aefam:nelt porben. eis eiaises 3u.
fa~mmeabaIten IL nstbis, am ,uR s;sge ~
s~elansss, benn snfere 0esaer, set15e burd
bas in saSaen 9anbe berRreute 1eawtenbee,
uab ~ aus Der repubIisani&eu Rssppe &c.
fatterten parteitlepper aue sur 'bentbarer
Mitel unb s@Ii&e sebras4ea, M ibreu
norf9es cit asf bes Gen, u tssaupten,
arbdten anftrensenb uab kKea ssa Mittel
unss1s&t, UNI ibrea Naa1 bad eabrinsen
Def bersnter miiTes se, siek xsnterf@a4e'
reg ub boltsauSiauSeabsa aasbritter i'm Bel.
ten3 auS, u,n einer ebrli1ea &irt6f9aft Plat
~ Ra&en.
Desbalb fommt eamtas Nbeab jniammen
.bas,it elm committee erssdblt uubfSas Raber,
'betpro&eu suerben fans.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

Ser bctannte Grobiarrer Olipet
SairDmple gas uber Die oiesjd6ria.
WelSenerntc folsenoc Ibi6Gbung sum
Selten: Die Grntc hes Sommerpei;sns
IN Minnelo ta, Sowa, g3iaconlin, Moro=
Sllinois uao eincm She'll BON Canada
miro lciner Nnli1t mad 40 9ro,ent
Elter elmer Snrhi1nittsernte blei6en.
'oabreno Die Grnte BON g9interuei,cn
NIT Dem @ebietc BON Nli9isan &aulas
mn am Stilcn Mteer cine 0urn=
l@n'ttsernte brinse, in Sbip ullo Srl=
oldla oascgen % Yrosent binter elmer
lolden iuriidbieibcn. 6inli@tlid ocs
erntecrtrass Ill europa miro bcri6tct,
ooB England, 6runtreid unb ScutIh-
lano rul 20 YrD5ent inter Dem 0lrh=
lbnltte lteben ; oaIlclbe lei I'M % Bro
sent Der Sail in ben 9pnaulQnocrn,
Stallen uno ben Nicoerlonoen, wdbreno
oas SeI i5it III Seiterreia, gcIgien uno
Jtublato nur ) unO in Granddaughter
10 proSent betrase. Sn Mlinnciota
yet Die Grnte III sutem 3uitanoc upu=
bratf. iuenn audi nidt icDr crelebi9,
Su1bel per Nder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
SDrrefppnoem3.
3i9mpno, 6. Sept. 1876.

Sis Srei1mai6inem lino bier AMI
in Der llln9e9s,o in poller Sbdt;gfeit
,uerocn ober, ,pie man allyemein ner=
nintmt, fir oiei es Sebr ibr @ert bali
bcenbist baben. Sm Sommer bil1berte
5uerit Die anbaltfnoe Surre bas @a4s=
tbum Der 6rii4te, ano nodber i9aoe=
ten benielben Die nerbeerenoen 6cr-
l6reden unb ba Der &rullo pplI BON
Giern oieler 2biere 1T, 10 feet Der Jar=
mcr AUDI Dem tommenoen Sabre nit
ISansen entsesen. 9ofentlit5 weroen
'aber oieie Ger auf Die rine oofr anosre
2lrt 5cri tort lperoen.
Sn I'M Term 5taotdeu it troy a0eoem
Elm reyes geben - Elm Sasen, Qdm=
ntern uno Mrbeiten pom irliben Mor=
gen bis lpdt an Mbeno. 3peiuuoorei=
Big (32) 9anomerter, S9reiner,
S4u,ieoe, 54ubma9er Ii. /. 10. sdbIte
i6 seltern III Sbdti9feit. = Sbmieo
Sarnep Sieperoins, sattler Soiepb
9ijber uno S9ubma6er Gber6arb
9eimert lallen neue Sdul er 6auen, re-
p%ariren u,o perld0nern Die alien. 9.
s.. Si19mann bat cine nelIe 9erdumi9e
S4mieOe- uno MnsenpcrfltQtte ali=
9eT.cat, So9n G9neioer Die leine per=
gr0Bert. gei0e 0eid3T.afeAte Dabcn
pOQaui SM tbun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
Der Nprb # n.

Sie @erren 9aneaitcr uno MeSre-
gpr bon Saut Gentre mopen loebe,
Sobn Gtben's 4otel na@ benz bon
Gtbsn a~noetauften Sroter's Ylabe in
&i9mono, uno mie es lid seist, per-
lteben Sene oas vMooen" aus Dem #.
Sui 5anolun9sbauie Der Serren
Simonit|9 Bros. & 60. berrIdt reyes
9sben uno ltebt bas @eldaft III l4on-
itsr Blutbe. GARNER finoen bort 4les,
mas lie nur ,piniden, quite uno biui8e
Bizarre, reele, SuDortommenoe Seoie-
nun9 unb pcrt6eilbafte Wertdufe ibrer
Yrobutte. = Wiliam @ieber uno Sobn
Gt1en lor9en fir Masen uno &eble auf
oas 8elte. Sbre @altbdaler iino neu
unb lolio ein9eridtet, unS bic beioen
|iopiaIen @irtbe ior9sn fur portreHli9e
8ebienun9. - Barney Hembed uno
Yeter edefsr. be plattbItite unS
bo4butife Snibers. treoenaen
ebenfaus Elm eutes 2aeerbier aus Der
Brauerei bes Wiliam 9eimiatb, ior8en
fur buftenbe Gi9arren unb = boQdn'
bid 8tters. = 9ers. was wiait ou
mtbr -
Die s@ule beoanu nit benz l. Sep
TENDER unter 2eituns zines tl&tieen
|2ebrers unb Orooniiten. Germ 2ucas
|@ertfen. - Oamit Gott uniere Je!oer
|por ben S&aben Ssruria&enben Qeu.
|i@reden bewabren mole, fanb seitern
Der iibti&e Hittsans mad bss eir&s
Der Na@barsoemsinpe st. Satob ttatt,
uno obi4on Is WorsenS reenett, bt.
|tbeiIiete ii& bod beinobe bic gauge
Gemeinbe an ber Yro3eiiion. = Dis
neue. ssobe uuS t&0ne 8ri6e abtr ben
Sauf &iuer 1T poQenbtt, un> .purbe De,
8au in allen unb ieben 1beilen 9er16e
ben, Ylaxe unb ben. Gontrafte fur rid.
tie xn> gut befuRSeR. Dem 8aumei'
tev Rerrn 0enrp 2ootbrud BON st,
Martin sebl1rt baber Elm tpoblperbien'
tes Sob, unb 1T berielbe fur 0ridentau
befeus ~ empftblen. - Run abey &c.
nve ilr bieies Nal. epdtet mebr
Vale! 3. u. M.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

@eitern fubren Die rGittIe @iant"=
uno 9oot= uno Saooer"= Gompasnien,
unscfabr 20 Damn ltart, NIT Dem
Mittasstrain mad MinneapoIis, I'm
an Der Staats= Gsuermanns= Yaraoe
|5beil 5u nebmen. @ir miinI9en ben
rgops" bicl 0~ersniisen.
Sn 8romn County ,purben i'm Der.
foiienen Sabre iiber 100000 Yfunb
Butter erportirt, pelde einen Grtras
BON $6O-7O,O0O einbradten. @epib
eiae perlobnenbe grmerbsquele. Nur
S9aoe, oab bieiem Sn6uitrie 3weis
perbunoen nit @iet5udt in Stearns
70. nod inra1er ni9t bic sebibrenbe
NufmertI amteit suselentt ,uirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

ie1r treffeno auf bas 8eilpiel Der
S4weis bin, no ale Nominationen III
Iemtern leOi9lid aus Den SeIpreGun=
gen Der Nrelle uno Den Oebatten ol!ss=
meiner Y~oltsoeri ammlun9en berpor=
9eben.
@abreuo 10 Die Mbtommen bes dlte=
item rcpu6litaniid : oemotratil9en
Staatswelens oos Weroerblide mnieres
poIitii@en Spitems uno beionoers Die
Nominations Convention als einen
Muswu4s su taoeln ii1 bemiiben, tra=
ten 0ieie Wode in Saratosa, Sir
SeIesaten Der Democratic inter
ocn Tittiden Der Auellen=N pmpben gu
UNI lire &anoibaten fir bic
Staatsamter ju nominiren.
Geioer tann i9 Sbnen beute nod fem
be timmtes Gelultat Der Convention
meloen. inoem 1oratio Seymour, meI=
der fur oas @ouperneursamt nominirt
'puroe, bis iebt lid 9e,pei9ert bat, bic
domination anjnnebmen, bod boilt
man, 6ab es nod ben 0oritelunsen
leiner Greunoe selinsen meroe, i'm Ill
elmer @ioerrufuns ieiner Mblebnuns Su
brinsen. 0ie Domination Der Staatsr
ganoioaten bot inlofern cine nationals
8e6eutuns, inocm bielelbe bebeuteroen
ginfub auf bic Yrdiioentenmabl aus
iiben pirb, uno wiiroe Der Narne Gen.
mour on Der Spibe bes stoatstidets
|uniern Sies I'M Nopembsr iebr erlei@'
teri baben.
0ie Stimtte ocs Bottles lit bereits
in allen 5beilen bes 9onbes pernebm-
bar. Sm bemotratil1en 9auptanur=
liter laufen tdsli@ ;ab0oie 9rieit BON
|ebemali9en @epublitanern elm, wel@e
bes @rantipltems berSli@ iatt iinb uno
lid nod einem rabitalen @s@ieI in be,
Administration iebnen. sic ieben Gin,
oab bic 0apes'G Champagne sdnali4 IN:
Sntere0e Grants unb ieiner Wprml=
bonen seflbrt mirb unb bic gr,pabluno
bes republitanilaen RanhiSatsu uutt
uenbiser @eiie cine Jort1eSuus De-
iebigen erbdrmlihen WominiItratipn ~,
6ol9e habsn uIrbe. Sn 9iloen oase'
sex ertennen Fe einea Wonn, Der Dol
ieber Der uuperiObnIidite Jeino ale
%Gorruption uab @ibuer,paItun9 mar
unb Der i'd itets aIs uaru,er 5,euns
oes Bottles bepieien, unb beNcn Ertpab.
lung baber allen 3beilen b.s Ganbes
cine slei& quite unb ebrli@e &esisrupl
ucrbeibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
Nprtbiclb Siauberei.

Die 9robtc unS bette guswabI in einfaden
u''o ca~rrirten Channels chen a~n9stomneu,
ip'ltc iu ben aicOrisitcn @reiim ~ucr.auit
lperoen. Nomm Gincr Sommt aae! So.
perOet 3n~fricccnscitcllt msrNcn.
S. %. Senoooroe.
~ Tradtbo0e 9emcn. Mdntel bon Dor.
'n9l'dcr Sualitat gu fcbr biaiscn Frciien bel
9oung G. @robforo.
IN G%ersns sails, Otter Sail s..
luutos bon ciaem Stro!3 Gin Ginbrud) in oaj
9auS bon :. 8. ssno I'm Ia0t;cit 9cma4t.
Sano bate aber einen @eholOcr ;rr 5ono unS
pel ungebetenen @eiu1 in 10 ali.
'Predenoer gSeilc, pab ocrielbe berMunoct,
oaS gacite iudte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

n @cr bic ct @ermaintrasc paiirt unb
Dor 9onns & grabfOrb's Store bic bod aui.
9ettapelten aiften, bic Sebem lcidt ms guae
fallen betra&tet, tnub su benz sdlufc tommcn,
bab oieies Saus riefse @eidaite MAIDEN mus.
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srobartisen Isrrrtb Der f~einitcn snb mober,>
item Drs'6oobs unb Ganeb. @aarcn au iaee
bauft fiebt, uberseu9t Ieidt, bab bier feline
@robtbuerei sewilt 1T. 9ouns & @rabfore,
welde ibrsn sanjen stod nur in Ncp .yort
einfaufen fcnnen ibren aunben nidt nur biz
mOoerniten StoHe porIeoen, ionbern aud
~Oblieiler berfanfen, aIs anberc gciddite.
Spredt Dor uno iiber;cuat cllH.
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fals dig Sbeilbaher an ben 3dubereien
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man, nm ibn gu faneen, in grieic Gin
selbloNeu bate. Seute muroen oi.
geloen Dor Den 8unocs= GommiIa.
Garho5a sebradt, Der bielclben fir ibr
grldeinen ie unter $500 @iiroi6ai.
Mltelte. geioe sebOren sutsn 6alniIien
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