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, 1876-07-15

! For or hlsiues~ interests. ve desire 10 ir.u-
prOlUscr- ua! consumers, ttr.s's and uauu-ie-uE-
tis INTO the most diI,c, aiI friendly relations POSI-
be Hence We Inusr iisuenSe with s'.rpll- 81 5ili
} e!r.n not tist We are UI;sieutly 10 them, bat
DO rot lstd them Their s luS ..-.I ,lelr s--.Ils
S,ul s-isii 0ur profits.
Ne ware no acssess;ye EaIi.ire o.etnst any other
interest whatever. Ga tie contrary, all oar acts
aud al oar forts 50 g. business Is cole-rEci,
are not only fO- the bneit OF the psolu er and
sulues LUt is1 lO- al other interests hat tend %
i-s. t-- ts.o Parties INTO speedy am economical
contact. Hence lull that transportation c5rupa
MES Of every kind Necessary u OHr seees, a.
their inter SIS intimately connected With oar lu
JeIests and harmonious action y mutually aLyI--
ta1 OuS X epEg in VieT The Est sentence IN our
i5claT7t:ion Of principles ot action that Individual
Lafpina IS depends upon .. neral Prosperity
Ne snail Therefore, advocate for gv ~ state the
uclsls- very practicable Ny rt all iaclIllss ior
tT7tEspo9Jn-; ch=aYiy % the SEA osri, or between
,t our HJry. We al ~ - AS our ENel pGs oeg 90
" open cut tie channels n natures great artgi-s,
tlat the life blCJi Of cUnmeraa may Il 5w freely
We are -o- on mrs %. railroads, uavi-tuie and
rri-,tin canals, Cl any corporation that All. al
ysu-- Interests, apr any .a6'slns c-tSsts.
Ia our noble order there Is 10 communism, 70
a...Jig,@u.,aI
" are opposed to such spirit AMI Ulr1ce-aeut Of
any OFif eItaI prise t-.lls o. Cypress Che
people and rGb them Of then jUs- profits We are
Iut .7pIss bat oppose tie tyranny #
lns.UDli.-s. We long see {. an- IOuISu between
BY enlightened st4teslIsIp worth ot TIE anne
trsutn injury. We are orUus-i u -Sr,=-TI- stit-
Il-~. hs rates of interest AMI gV.grait-lt Peg cat-
profits IA trade They greatly Increase cur burdens,
AMI 10 uoC bear proper prvIo-tou tp the profits #
p-ulB-.rs. We assue oaly ssit-D0ytect.On aH5 The
p. .ot,oa o every :rue Interest OF cur land iy r-s-
ina tTAlslc,l,Is, legitimate trades and legitimate
profits.
, 1876-07-15
TVISION C SHEEP.
2. P. sTgfs, Superintendent.
DIVISION D-HoGS.
DIVISION E-POULTRY.

u u. 'I5---1 ---I-.
Cock and hens, each breed ............D Dip Z 90
Coop CLi,l,gEs, varieties by exhibitor. Dp 90
Cage Canary rds--.-.-.............--.tTD o"
PAR Turkeys usesa, Duck, rs.1u-------.Llp 90
DIVISION f FAEzf PRODUCTS.
Z. $. CCP.ASD, Superintendent.
Gus l-Glair
, 1876-07-15
DESIGNS AND MODELS.
DIVISION M-PLowING.
T. F. RoFV, Sugerint ndent

Best PiOwlEg.. .......-...--...-......Di W
For mlnif-st improvements, useful 70 t4e farmer
AMI mechanic, and not included under any class OF
number of the regular pr rIJums, pIernul may be
ar1Yaried nc tie discretion Of tie Trustees.
, 1876-07-15

So In SD0 per day at home Ssinples worth
S~S free. sIISs0s q Co. ,Portland Maine
, 1876-07-15

ourselves AMI chil!Eru T. al lust means within
uIr power We esD-cIaily Ivn-4,e for oar a.Iegl-
IA al ami IN '-tEial cpii-- tilt pra-.iai! ,4asl-
tur- domestic science anl All tie arts which al5-I
tie home ls taught N their courses % stu ".
, 1876-07-15

Given under my hand tins Both O fJuueA A d
- sheriff and Tax toiletor. ". I.
, 1876-07-15
Notice 10 Absent DaEenfarf.

TERRITORY or FASHINGTOy,I cc
co''r'yef HaHa Hold. ~
Ia Justices Cotat, before o. p. Lac, yr,io, Of Z,
, 1876-07-15
SECOND ANNUAE FAIR
waILa HALLs CcUNTE
agricultural Society

: uSsuay. NSlnDcl AO, 10 'O'
AND CONTINUING FIVE DAYS.
, 1876-07-15
DIVISION H-DAIRY AND KITCHEl
NJ. Il Nr1sDx. srps,intenaert.

s. Il. IESIS, Superintendent.
Three varieties Fail Apples, FIVE spar
neEs 20 each vssisty------- ----------.D DIP , 0J
, 1876-07-15
Cas- ling

Best specimen Of Crotehet, Embroidery,
Tatting, Fancy Needle Work Plain
Needle Work, Dress Milking and Nil
lineTy, ------------------D ID
, 1876-10-30

.....
int before The elnrInu Of Tho noxotory, man,
nyi,cnt'v crn rr,a ro,s f,o,, IT. .o.t il tho ~.
,las ~, ."t,. ' M ''' eens ~ ~. 'ao al.
church permit Of word from sssai.cer'" Mr..
ca,.,, n, nnn ~ to .c,tsd ard rho .n,s,ccs ,s.,o
eoneluded uninterrup.ediy % II maht psrhap. bc no,
amlra 10 remark tint the opening Of alt
thc door and The closing of all tho windows Is not
t!e u.aal way of .cn,lstng churches on damp mud
religion, might better have been consulted thnp II
was laAt night.
THE LEcrunE.
beat1fat reii1ion of ,Fc.ns riet w}at bciiava 10
bc great ncryrrson anf dnrScminv nf H. II Il nnt
a pleasant task. would rjsdjy Lave let It ALONG,
fiko iii Tin nhcr ,Hit1rrs in tIis rftv h.vn iii
onnresscd by tho inass nf sin md tireiirjon thai
thsre is about d ?anI ~ the eonseonsncE. nf nav
iitte va res 10 touch il with al our most casnc,f
@ woik'ng snd ptsylny; and When the.a lsylvslist;
could nut work with them vel If their work was III
the main genuine aud nt,oh. 1 coud onIy wish thcm
tipd epccd! And. moreover. thrre il rrcat deal
hrsn aimjrin.. When 1,can H,imsm ss NM u,kcI tap
he epujd etanr tho AtIianasIan t,rccd (which ruur
American Episcopal Church la put away ns npt it
to 10 pass Of Cl.ristinn woisi,ip, l,c rcuiic,l'
ssVe1i. Il chants 20 Icantlfuly," 70 ons cMr1
wcl nasa nv Huod dcci Of falsu dpc,rIns In stnu.
INK tat is 90 touching an IL tlat al tic
Tab.raacle. Dssidss, Sir. Sioody. .wbatuves iie
senukcs or tic foiiIce. an1 ~anj,Ict. an, wvlIIlI.
ness ot tie day. earnest rouang appeals to honest,
honc.t .Icncc. Hoa wien Mr, Moody m nuts a. tho
sam anl st.sneo q the wbols tIins aad ,sn!pha':
sroas and cataP 5s,ortion IT scrptto M Whe s
are ot i Nod nv peace CO any, ' IonguT and II fsIt III
, 1876-10-30

tcncr a,a'nft Dant"l: Hn thn Princes lose no lime
IN laying thG :uhtt"r before the King.
-, k,lS l,ar'u,' hsc lor ever. ~ u net WY.
ten that e1it !a"shf the hcflts anu TIC lGFAlahs
char!st nnti''
- II IL. f1n parl1as ''hnftl!nE taiht II HthH|Pea
with tl,r King zeal "an,ot =: ci'nnge':N
- 'TiIat j. wha, We tlr'usAt, snld Inc ir,nces,,
Dhl you hpt 'naks tircs.t tAat nv snah eAou'u
pray to ni;y nlhsf sn1 it'an 10 tHe h'hs'
oh, eS ~ ,.,, f H., ir,tr .nt ;hc th,c, of Tho prc..
dcnts,-thIs Daniel. th' I1rhtc"-has refused 10
ohNy thn hing cnnltnunl. ~,
F"os Darius: ~ liat hstoke nave manei
rays he. nlsfil nave Known tnat Dasiet wen!u s
f't o''ey such command ~ tla. mna 1nitn anr
gotten aG9nt hlt,l WIEN maui u. nc1I ~ % ~
!nnn III all hnbylun VIM y eo tfoHo!eh - I've hlh.
IN. atcnnt Hnys that ~ nc lahotcu ~ tne enlns
down ol te F'n 70 ncIiycr nahlesj; nut tne eona
n!'lhu HHH zone i1Ftn TUG Jaw han occn saanE and
cottIi mol oe changed, ever foe Inc SAKE u Dah'e
hInsGl. =, =.
Dlms ad nnaY !oyfn n's taienn l,, o. ,', ~. m
EAtht ioves "; nc Wnnh1 nave Eoe IOWA lhte & ,ilo
, 1876-10-30
AFTERNOON SERVICE.

oop's Ssv1TArsos TO TIE FRAT.
na'pa.' s ths door, m Of @ tue Tahstnoi'e were
'ee tar~s n a'so "as ss, nea''y o 1ao tu,
rhe y opening pra,cr at tnc p,iuc,pa, meeting was
W Tue hcs ~. nneneosk' e'sht ,.., or mn'ss 8,
snowy locks md father'y faro Is bencdlet!on OF
itself Nj. sAaksy sang tho ''N'"ety*and. Stae' "
nna linen , lei! to hc'p At Tue 0ssF1'" es''ns al
far%s,: n,s,s u.n.aa.,,u. !ias, ,.,,n :, ~. a
dins-feast, from tho fourteenth chapter of Luke.
and the scrnun was one Of Mr. Moody's prime old
fayoritcs, With which ho has awakened mere sin-
Dloud." The scss wa1:
pray thee,haye me escusea-kukt, -i.,, 10.
sir IT, Muoiy sa,d, in the opeutns ol ths chaptcr,
tthsy ws5s = ID 'st chsist i: !ns!;sa Y .aS Iish
eyidcnty ] tleir TIL !n;ctiu nj nj II estsh iin ~ ,his @
pesHa"iI = Y / ,!@s, hst 1s.us knsx s,:i! etjset aad
withont witt aroher t word Cifis then bcsan to sreak
% ~! aSns neF tnn, t9a lm gs ,eaa .ns
ihst thcrr % was g,,sH to tI,c % talh;s Int Wien
God God 'f prepars c 1cast - nen @ puzzled tsir
sF nros w It sir MS haPHpsn Ha ttv ,1e Sa 10
b. sps oi esss
on b. b. sxst aTy Hn /, f fa,s h @ s2%
saay Il s sse, s. i 9
s,,',tE ~ H.; an'j, Enw t.y iii ,Ei IN ro 10
s!rr ~ LII LII t. oco,,e nev"rtu.iess rcfussd to
st tMs Irv Iii un .1; 1G. ~a waa ~
WIZ W." H.. .xrrns .iy,n 10 thn.. inxitsI ~
rciatea t in n st. LIKE, ons lad boaglt . uiteS ot
M S1 aHd n1r ra"iu H. y" W 1" 'nI Ihe irast ana
sny mn afar 9TH ts real r.tas ,u ,s ospr! Anotrs
, 1876-10-30

,-,,,co rnInrxE. intensely Republican ~ It
1Iy thc sllowlng u lila own hand, Gov.
&. s fseo'1 a14 rsta5ng AZ AZ
faesst o. II = xni,;n nrOiGfty. -Oshk0sh TI,nef.
Fr'''A ~ 10 tht Edf.or af Tas TsteMae. .-
,sr Wfa., Uct aH.-Did THE CHIcA1o
VHlsr Vasy Nv tjilss Ilratc state Immediately, anu
fEtssSI I'yyra ~ n,nt,. OSHKOSH.
oe@.v w. Ta,ousE never said auYtl,tng Of the kind
-. Hor HAYES.
, 1876-10-30

7Atrc we're printed antl sold Of yesterdays
,a,n,,yE Il. .l0O sloublc.s'ect copies. On Sum
vrpk aco, The edition amounted to 30, $50
a',h,e,,nect , copirs. II tho editor Of tho Times
Wv. mi believe It, let lin visit our counting
ss sssrn md he will bc shown the proof OF It.
, 1876-10-30

Efu you ttttu aaf.et aaH &""s ~ ~ ssN Wv ~
sDut panisi say* he! can. leayu ll!a busnet,,;
S y esysnss ne1s Su h i awas ,
right tere and he ia determined to stay there ana
"'S "Wsl, II shcn, had you not better pray moro 70.
| cretlyY fou have habit thai IL a!l well enough
In ordinary timr. of gong Mp 70 yoMr shaansr n,
as G . s. .y
sonut'ios yon say Pretty loud an psopls, "'t o.
doors eau lIrar yaa. Now luat alat yoaF win.in%a
fsMees art % sti.o 10 lase son,o snes watching you
Ut your prayers. Yuu bad better stol, Wy ino Key.
stlil better II yo., would not knte, down at all.
but say your prayers after yon gct into bed.
OF IL college md ios Their peace u mind a their
hope IN Cllrtst becaaso they wcto afrald to pray
before their Iooh,.u'atesl ,.,.,
He scouts 1t. liu lraMplestt 1t nndor his tept. NJ
man slatl hinder him from. praying. No King
hls mornings work; looks over thy uecounts ~
| usual; and When u 0C!ock cDMcs, he goes ~ hd
Snabs pats tue wo%s was i - opsm' n xMes u
| Abraham, Iraac, and jacob. Itls Windows nrr.
opened towards Jcrusslenl, and hts faee Il tar's! M
life, and tho God os hta fathcfs u hi. sure defense
| ! ran seem 10 see him knye!sns thsss--that ~
s h " whts IT, and h Ssata aylns ln e ~
the commended 81 KIM q ,as nantsst w!eketI. T.
las done this wlckcdnesa In sous thongtlsss mo-
u q. &
Those men Aave taken cars that two w!tnessc'
shall 10 andornsath Daniels window At the t!u,t
IL es Stss ssAy t old
t1ese pfRa{lny s1fs enough Listen; 10 no
HNe," ssys fho other; 'sAs hpraysao 70 as Coz
So they listen TIL tho p1yer is nu..hed sn4 thy,
, 1876-10-30

TIE RA1UaHS UE 1u3 "3eH1U'
Tho evening service was q continuation OF that
OF tho afternoon, with another overflow at Faewell
1iail, conducted BY u. F, Jacobs, Et1, AT the
Tabesuacle tho opeung prayer was BY Prof. +. W.
ylsk, u. D., VI Chicago Theological Seminary
, 1876-10-30

ANOTHER DREAM.
1Io scoms to have been q great man for dreams.
ra e ,o % NY H. tSas % tfse weh - hs sn ~
al s' sa ' easth; DA NV aa. bchold, watet!cr and
m i.vy Guy eau,o down from Heaven, and cf!s'
S IL ssSss and ~ sesss'
liz fowls from il branches. Nevertheless, icayr
IT, saet st9p 10 81 ehaaEca ,s sas 5 1T
heart le given unto him. mud Jet stycn flsaes pass
over him; TO W intent ihat thu llsinS may know
:st tiv ths M1s h ns! y t9 fEe0 OF ns
Ths King seetnB to ,.aya Dern N much puzzled
by this drram as by the other; aud nobody could
Evea 10 wis troubled shout Ii ii d!.s; but prevent
ly the Lord showed II to ,ln and then ~ preached
sucn sermon 10 thu King about h!s pride, md tie
.saEs a ad il Was no. @ ons sioro h. os sssso
woods ind ths dcserts, und 'Iecatis nlore like a
| him again, AMI brought him Iack tu the palace.
lint the Rings heart was saftenaa. think ~ 20.
x9sa SsSy1oa sas sayu ss
hsaf him blsxsang the Most High. and pratsing ah
| hou0riny Him who're dominion IL everlasting. anu
And nov tho Kinx makes one more r!9clsmattpn.
different from ali TIC others lp to ~ tns b. b.
begins 10 speaE of his own duty, aud, he ,sys
~ .Nebuchadaez1aF, viii do this.1i Will @ 90
that" ~ will praise snd oxtol md Aono1 thS !,
liz has found out h!s own duty Ills heart IL soft
encd; and, although We DO not hear anything more
Of him, have no inuot that Daniel and no osea 70
walk the s1tepts Of babylon aym-tn,atns, Ena LAX
King died, ! feel qults euro that he went .afsy t9
heaven. to b. welcomed ~ 81 aod ot Daniel; an4
will rVjolcu thAt that young man. Daniel took hls
staul ior dod when hu cauo down to babylon, aud
, 1876-10-30
-. ucnnb1,con ticket and elected H.

:.|!ss;; y; ,sless nsgass''" ticket ''' s',,'s" -
CdaHglo" .,t.t,kc, Something lcss than ono
1hn - .aa Ccrpan vote Of Ohio was caat for
jill e' ,',,an ."u iIckct. Last year two.thisaeat
ie Kcp"" f,r GAY. HAYES M acrfI'int III TIC
H*a,n g'' Herman opposition to ra9hnby 'n1a-
ptsa''r'"a, n.y., ~ that !ssc was mot PROMINENT IN
tE'' nlI 19,In In campaign, any of tho Ohio Ger
,hs l''e ..1'd od on by thc t,esussyc, h,.m''g cry
usu.' 'am ar. anl Reform, voted tho Democratic
q lin, ,.', .,,,a,o,tcl HATES ngalnst Bill Al
tktet, WV Int tnfs detection was more than
lzS 'ass NJ ,I ~ the American Republican Green
usde epo" w.. a,t yotc,l the rag-baby ticket last
bsske'., ,a",,ins s" ,o their nwn purity THIS fall.
, 1876-10-30

did not foow the ta-hion of lint wicked capital,
The next filing we hear Ut 1nbylnm i, shat The |
grandson nf HGhnehadnrzzar. Wild yonn: Ffincr,
en!e nsl.hrz1n, t. h.. % to III ''e tnu On
rand of hia lords. They rome togn.hcr n Rrca,,,
bnnquet. chamber, and they drink nn' cafona: nll
% ~, %xhiek arc %9a!ssas t1e sity. riley t!a,t In
IT, hig wills and IT. gates !f brns. nn feel tlarm:
sss s sss 2s'kssh ka A ss xsr @ s
captured from Gods t,mIs n !s9nsale,. do r. +:
VIM out Of item In honor q bic xts of tlaylo''.
Hut whi,o they nrc doiug thz impioas thng, he
hS . ats a ads {. Trss hs Kgm @ u i nfss ayon '"
Drunk - he II. The miserable Hing I, frightened
3 Bring In tho wsac men,. rays be- Ann tl'e %re
not ono Of tlIcm ID able In rca. ,inderstn,4 II.
No uncircnmci.cd eye can read tlod,n handwriting.
Sc Or fs4s Sse e. s e "rs :? I'd
tundn servant to him, telling him thai, !n s'c
days Of his granlfa.hct, there was mnn N baby.
and do all mnnnor Of etrnnFa thing. unh uaytn le
would bo atlo to rcad The writing. II scctna Tint
psSs hna pssn hepe 1 81 k tf s IL @
snd = they nd hsm ;oat and bring hin In and ask
hEm to saslm te9s t'' wrlR wss'es ,,rr, ,.p,.nz,,
And the meaning Q! 4 was clear as daylight 10 him.
Now hays no doubt Tint good many conrtIcrs,
II they had seen Aach writing ~ tint npon the wn
e :ss!ssss.h r. 5ss9 + s;ss%sx ~ kiss ~
Hinsdon En- ste' asa ans @ ia vi VIII 9'Ssasa az
weighed r. e. e srt aa 1ona wn1ts Il
Ali poor miserable 1,cl.hazzar, Even now tue
tSe Epp.tatcs and are eou,ins !ato tIe cty nlons
tho empty banks. The tolIcfs ore t'at.crfis away
At the dooss Of Eous H1acs and sf9ao no,n ,
with the ,sne which you have been drinking. out
OF the vessels frum io!re holy tenlplc At Jern.:
salem. Toy aFc weighed In Gods balance, md
Ay fr!e,,st snpposc God shoaa M @ begin to " ws'gh
WIN ysa your education, ana your wealth. sna md
Clothes. sais sd ssvclythins you lave tat i. spisnI
and The LoFt. viii put tho ten commandments III
30 9tker snd n yoa w' r. y l,ke e tsatas.s,1
Only they who liavc Christ in their souls Gun stand
t!c test Of Gods weighing Dare you step Into
's soms Dasnes one vii III nc, Mr. Moody, dare you
t oq Wen se sassa Z t 1Ta
to God, Christ IL nhle to tave mc-even me; and
lis w sayc al Gf 70" who Will caa' Oh your sns'
Xher a willie Darius, tho Mcae, comes to the
somewhere II hin travels. tor no sooner does e ri
gleas m I po~ss. il ilc cheose# ri hundrea and twenty
s sSs, ns nsf, o p4sa pSs hss s Psss
after Tie King. Ills business VA e ',sce tlas
keep watch of the accounts, ID see .tl,at nobody
cheated the King. Tits must have becn a very
ditcu!t p1qee md Dansel must hnxe M h d hs hanis
ruscals,, who were oil tho while TRYING to steai
something oG tho revenue: and 10 50 ossr their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-15
nnniel ,Yebuter,a RellgiLo,n.

IJo,aph CookS Sermon "DoeS Death End Ais
Lately Delivered In Boston
On the morniog OF Saturday, October
%, 1859, Daniel Webster, whose statue
was unveiled, last Saturday, In Central
park, said TO his physician: ~ shall die
tonight" Dr.. JelFers, much moved, re:
piled, after q pause You are right, sir
The gorgeous and jsweled October day
rolled on at tho edge Of the sea; and,
when evening came, the last will and les.
lament OF your greatest statesman and
orator was brought TO him for his sigma.
ture, which no affixed, and then said:
"Thank God for strength enough to do a
sensible actl OGod, thank thee for all
thy merciOs." His family was brought
to his bedside, aud his biographer, Cur
Tia, noticing that Mr.. Webster was about
TO say something which should DO record.
ed, took his seat at a table and caught
these last words. Curtis says they were
uttered slowly, in tone which might
have been heard through half the house:
"My general wish on earth has been to
do my Masters will. That there Is
God, all must acknowledge. /
500 him in all these Wondrous
works. Himself, how wondrousl What
would be the condition oil any Of MS II we
had not the hope Of immortality? What
ground IL there to rest upon but the Cos.
pelI There were scattered hopes Of the
Immortality OF heSonl, especially among
the Jews The Jews believed in spirit.
ual origin Of creation. The Romans
never reached IL the Greeks never
reached Il. It is a tradition that com.
munieation was made to the Jews by
God himself through Moses. There
were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., twilight
But, thank God, the Gospel Of Jesus
Christ brought Life and immortality "a
light-rsSeued thorough 1t TO light.'
Then the greatest reasoner this country
ever ha, produced caused q sacred hush
to fall upon his dying chamber, and in q
loud, frm voice, he repeated the Lords
prayer, closing with these words
aPeaee on earth, and coca will to men
that Il tho happiness, the essenee-good
will 70 men," Another authority, that
Of his own Secretary, says that In the
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The EEGL1su FARMERs Lor.-The
American farmer in reality occupies q
very comfortable position a. compared
with an English farmer. An English
farmer does not own his land, except in
very rare instances, and is Obliged not
only to pay yearly rental Of $40 TO s25
per acre for fairly good farm. but to
keep the hardly worked land in good
condition, is forced to employ working
capital OF at least $50 an acre, 10 be ex-
pended In artificial fertilizers, and pur.
chased foods with which TO make ma.
nure. In addition, no Is prohibited by
law from killing wild animals, such us
rabbits, hares, foxes, partridges and some.
times pigeons, while his cats and dogs
are killed by his landlords game.keeper,
lest they might injure the game. This
game feeds upon the farmers crops, and
be must submit 10 see his fieldssometimes
ravaged by them. The farmer is forbid
den 10 raise such as he may wish, but Is
obliged to raise such crops as his land
lord considers best for the land. He Is
forbidden to sell hay, straw, roots, or
other crops, which are usually fed TO
stock, these being consumed on the farm.
He Is bound to all these requirements by
an exacting lease, which makes him q
species OF seff to his landlord, and when
his lease expires he may be busted from
bis farm without receiving a penny OF
compensation for any permanent i'm
provements, such as drains, building
fences or fertilizers, that he may have
made. To crown all, the instrument by
which he is bound hand and foot in this
manner is made ut his expense by law.
yer. In recently reported case, the
lawyer charged $40 for drawing The
lease, S23 only Of which fell TO the land.
lords share to pay, by a voluntary
friendly act on HIS part. The lease
which almost any intelligent man could
draw up, the farmer or his landlord il
forbidden by law to write himself under q
penalty Of 500, which he would be
obliged to pay II he neglected or refused
to employ u lawyer to do the unnecessary
service. Considering the relative posi-
tons Of the two farmers, an American
farmer who grumbles at his free and In.
dependent position, owning his farm, AID
being subject TO no restrictions whatever
simply does not know when he Is well oft
The American AgrietitIrtoi. lgSl
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0w1xsuS Folks vs.. PERIlrIcAI LIFE'
~ CotoaApo.-We were surprised to
hear one Of our young men utter these
words, a few days ago: "1haTe recently
Si'p up all idea Of the ximmin tolks. and
come back 10 paflitical life. am more orc
At home in this line than in hontin, the
fsir sects. Angels in petticoats and kiss
me uicks arc pretty 10 look Of, grn in.
bnt they are as slipperY as cells; We wen J,
vou, fab for ,em and get bite, yon INC
yonrseIf al the wrong end Of the hook-
You're ketched yourself; and when you've N
Stnifed 'em with fruits, pastry, doggef'
types and jewelry, they will throw you
away as they would . cold potato, Least.
wise that has been my experience. Bui
i've done with them now. The queer, o
sbebs, Pompeys pillar and Lots wife
Win 4 steam engine to hold 'em, couldn't
tempt me. The very sight Of bonnie
riles me all oyer."-ColOrado Springs Ga
.sLie ...... .It. q 30 ,u.gl ~ -i
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TnE MANS AND THE WoNANs WAY
OF CHOOSING FEMALE SERyAN1s.-Some-
times an indiscreet wife sends her hus-
band TO the servants bureau to select a
chambermaid, and what a delicious ass
he makea Of himself, to be sure! Being a
man, the first smile or smirk catches him.
BE calls i. amiability-and DO doesn't
want any cross, vicious baggage IN HE
place. Why, the girl Of II, IL the corner
there with the red cheeks trips him up,
so 10 speak, in Ave minutes, and when he
has chucked her under the chin and made
his contract and departed, all the old
cooks look at each other, and the geuer-
al atmosphere Of the place seems 10 say :
"Man, man, thy name Is greesness." AZ
other times husband and wife come here
together. He thinks the pretty brunette
In the corner Is Just the thing In cham
bermAids. He lisa man who doesn't say
much about these things; but then he can
tell an honest, intelligent woman when
he looks into her face-so he says. aNow
that girl, my dear, looks TO me as II she
would be q safe companion and industrious
servant, and a." IA braten, ihpudent
good.ior.nothing," replies his wife. NJ
wouldn't give her houSe:foom." tits on
such occasions as these that the man per-
ceiveS how infinitely superior are the H.
buttons OF tho woman. Finally ehe se-
lects q red,haired, poek.marked female
with Squint. "What has beauty got 10
4 n. II, al IA