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, 1876-04-22

RoTAuoY OF UEops.-A PennSyl
Vania farmer, gives the following as
the usual rotation practiced in that
Sta.e: We put lime on a sod field.
;urn down for corn next year, cover
with we'll rotted stable manure, and
turn again for corn; then Two crops
OF wheat. The second time we sow
wheat we also SOW clover and timothy
then NOW or pasture one Year; then
We begin and turn TO corn again. So
we come round to grass every four or
five years. We believe ID clover as
the crop 10 get up the soil. We think
The best way 10 get up thin soil, is 10
NOW 4 clover held for hay; then
when the second growth has grown
about fifteen inches, turn cattle or
sheep on TO trample down the clover.
Then put on about seventy.tiye or
eighty bushels Of lime per acre in the
fall the following spring, turn the
clover and lime down and plant in
corn. Clover, with l;me an1 a little
manure, will bring quite thin soil
10 good pch soil in iew years.
, 1876-04-22

HMTS FOR NIsITOKS.-lt is when we
are temporarily sojourning in the
homes Of others that tact and good
breeding tell. 1t is difficult TO attain
the art Of easily and gracefully adapt
ing ones self 10 any circumstances, so
as to be at home and agreeable, ,whelh.
er all things 90 to ones satisfaction or
not. To be thoroughly pleased with
arrangements that the others make
for us, after having for a time aban-
doned our own, is next to impossible.
Hence We put it as the highest proof
OF being pleased that we are perfectly
at home. Next to being so, is the
honest effort to make others feel that
you are 80. 1t is the token OF true
nobility to make even the lowiiest at
ease in Your presence. And the ad-
vent of such well bred person into
the house Of any family, is soon found
TO be pleasure to the old and the
young. While, on the other hand
the airs and tones, and Gdgits and fret
fulnesS OF disconnected visitor. are
enough to make 4 house wrelched 10
all lis inmates.
, 1876-04-22
Notice Cor D.slrlhutlon.
TERRITORY OF FASRINGTON,l ! CO.
L----..- :. II I--.L--. III. -.

4EhHlIOAl OF HANHINGEON, / GO
C0Iaty gf H'alg TdHI, 80
IN Projats-Ia the .NGfteT q i.s Estate Of RfRTIN
K1TCHOR, dscsgSsL
VHE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION in the
above entitled estate, coming 10 be heard ami
It appearing to the Court that the prouf suhiaittel
by KATHERINE LOREFIC, pee MAICHOR and
MARIA LADU, nae MAICHOE, Is insult -ieut ID
entltle them 70 the whole estate, therefore, l. Is
ordered that said hearing be adjourned until Mon
day, the cath day OF April, A D., 1876
II : further ordered, that all persons interested in
the estate q the slId MARTIN MAICHOR dec,sis-
e., be and appear before The PROBATE Court OF said
county of Waill Hal!a, in the city Of WaIIa Walla
the county seat Of sill cocuty OF Walla Walla on
the sith day OF April, 1876 at TIE hour OF l. coek
A. " OF - day, then and there 10 show cause why
an order O. distribution should not be made Of rha
residue OF the Slii estate among the Lers Of the
MAAIIN MAICHOR, deceased, according 10 law
II l. further ordered that service Of tbs citation
be made on parties gnknow or nOn-resiients, by
publication OF this order IN the Wala Walk Sr ,rEs
nan, a weekly neWspdper printed and published III
the elty and county Of Walla WaIla, Washiu.ton
territory Tor three successive months prior % sad
2ith day of April, IS75-
Dated Nali4 Nalla, December IS 1873
Ssln r. GUICHARD, PROBATE Judge
, 1876-04-22

TRANsPLANTING TKEES.-The people
of the United States spend annually
millions of dollars for trees. Fully
one-half Of the trees planted annually
are lost inside of two years. II a tree
IS carefully dug, with plenty of fine,
hbrouS roots, safely packed iii they
are to be shipped any distance), aud
carefully shielded from the sun aud
wind; after it is removed from the
box or package the roots dipped in a
sort OF paste made of soil and water,
and If the ground is not in eondi-
tlon tor immediate planting, d" heeled
IN with care, SO that the soil comes
IN contact with The roots, take my
word for Ii not one tree in fifty Will
die Nothing is so conducive 10 the
growth Of a tree and protecting it
from the drouth as muIching. Half,
EoiIed manure, leaves, saw dust, or
something similar, may be used, and
should be at least six inches deep. 4
tree thus treated will stand almost
any amGnnt OF drouth.
, 1876-04-22
Mreklp gtatPaman,


VINO You WILL MARsY.-lt don't
require any astrologer, 4 medium, or
gipsJ With dirty pack Of cards L!
is very simple-lles IN a nut she'll, and
can be expires, ei in 4 very few words.
They are these If girl expresses
a foudness for majestic men, with
large whikers, make up your mind
she vii! marry very small m9n with
none. Ii she declares that " nnnd"
is all she looks for expect to see her
stand before the altar with a very
pretty fellow who has just sense
enough To tie a cravat bow. If on
the contrary, she declares she must
have handsome husband ; look
about for the piainest person IN the
circle Q: her acquaIntances, and de
clare that is the man" for 1t will
be. Men are almost a. bad. The
gentleman who desires a wife with a
mind and a mission, marries llspIng
baby, who screams at the sight OF a
mouse, aud hides her face when she
hears a sudden knock at the door.
And the gentleman who dreaded any
thing like strongmindelness exuIts IN
the fact that his wife is everything
that be detes,ed If girl says Of
one. Marry him ? Pd rather die? ?"
look upon the affair as settled, and ca
pect cards TO the wedding of these
two people. If man remarks Of a
lady, " Not my style at all, await
patiently the appearance Of bis name
in the matrimonial column in the con
nection with the lady's. And if any
two people declare themselves friends,
and nothing more you may know
what will come next. There is no
hypocrisy in all this, and such mar
riages are invariably the happiest.
People do not know themselves, and
make great mistakes about thei" in-
ten;ions. Love is terribly perplexing
when the first begins to upset ones
theories, AMI when his arrow first
pierces the heart there Is such tiut
tering there it is hard to guess the
cause.
, 1876-04-22
District Court &ulnls;sOuas,

TERRITORY or WASHINGToN,l sy
Cguriy Of Uoila Hdild, ! 3d.
In TIE District Cotr Of TIE Fir5t JUdici1i District
of WdsbMg'19 Territory.
P. VI. LYNCH. 2 Il M,ss,>:, and r. Lt.;DERs,
Plaintiffs, rs. \. =. EoBEKTs. Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AcIEEICA-Tn
L a r. ROBERTS, Defendant, you are hereby
required 70 appear IN acton brought against :ou
10y P 81. LYNCH, E II. MASShH, and r Ian
DEES Plaintiffs the District CugFJ Of the First
Judicial District of Washington Territory, holding
terms NJ tie City of Nulla Wsia, II and for tie
cOuntt, OF Walla Mala AMI Columbia, o. answer
the complaint Of Plaintiffs filed IN Wala Halla
COUNT within twenty days after the service Of this
sum;nCIS, exclusive of the day nf service II not
served IN sad county, but in sad district, ia thirty
days otherwise within sixty days the sad Plain
titfs viii take judgment against you by default ac-
cord. NJ 70 tie prayer Of the complaint.
The said action Is brought 20 recover the sum OF
Four Hundred and Seyruty-r!.,ht dollars and
Sev=Htybve cents IN gold com, and interest On that
It tie rate Of per cent. per moath from the
3st day OF January, 1873 III gO com, which sum Is
due Plaintiffs On a prcmis~lry note, made by De-
fen ant the 5iSt day Oi January, lN.3 PAYABLE 70
PlluiiiS anl - recover the sam of sixty Dollars as
Attorney 5 lees II tins action tier with the cSts
81 this action And you are hereby houf-i that
unless yOa aTpe,r and answer the said cOrU.aint as
above required, the prayers Of the Plaintiffs Will be
granted.
Witness the Hon. : c. WINGARD. Judge
O; the District Court of the First Judicial
Il. 81 District of Washington T,Tri,Ory, and
the SeIl Of sad CCIrt AFFIXED, this Il DAY
OF March, =. d 1876.
~ REEVES AY3ES, Clerk
i. L. SHARPSTEIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney. ll36w
, 1876-04-22

The GIRL OF TIE PERIoD.-She
wore a round hat put upon the back
Of her head like taeaureole of saint,
10 whom her sweet face gave her an
appearace of kindred. Her bodice
was close fitting indeed, drawn tight
about the waist, like the bark Of a
young tender tree. Her scant skirts,
pulled tight in front so as TO show her
form, and "tied back" terminated
behind in q short fan like tail, like the
tail of a mermaid She was moun~
ted on shoes seven sizes too small for
her feet-indeed, only her toes appear
ed TO have accommodation in them :;
and the high heels coming under The
instep tilted her forward and complies
ted The garce of her carriage. When
she walked she Put down one little
foot after the other as if each leg
were as elastic us an iron rod. II
was a grea! pleasure to see her peg
ging along, q thing of perfect beauty,
like some Of the drawings of some
mythologiea! biped by one Of the Old
masters.
, 1876-04-22
Notice for EbistriE,utsoss.
TERRITORY or IgINHINGTON, ! GO
Conn yo' UTNg UGHG, o.

t9"itJ "' " ala NHHd, J
In PyoJa 'C-Ta he N5''sr ef tie Estate Of JOIN
II. GARBUTT, BscefSs3
IN READING AND FILING tie petition Of
" JAMES T. MALCOLI. Allnini~trs.:or Of the
EsJate Of JOHN. II. GARBEII deceased, setting
forth that he hs Il. ! lis final acc,Gnt such Al
mustrtt0r II the mite OF St,l Estate: ana that
the same has bael duiT audited, a!lJNei and con
irinei aui that portion OF sdi ista;- remains %
be ly Eel among the heirs o. sll8 tUc I'D, and pray
ing among other things 10 "a orer Of distribution
the the residue Of sad Estate EInOnS She Persons
thereto emitted,
IL j. ordered That al parsoHs inteTe>tel ~ the
Estate 6i t:.e sd John VI. Gsg,IJt, @czSei, be and
ap-clr before the Probate Court or sad county OF
G-!i4 Nall' in the City OF Wtllt Wallt the county
seat Of sud county OF NIIh WaIla, on MONDAY,
the 2g,h day os May, \. D. 1876, AT the hoTr Of %
Ocork =. Il, Of said day. then and there 10 show
cause why order ~ distribution snouli Ect ie
a'-d-o the T-S' iUc 81 sii E,te among the LeiTs
OF tie said John II. G,Tbutt de eistd according 70
law.
L i further ordered, That service Of tits citation
he mad. on parties unknown or HOU-lt.S! igu7s, by
publication Of tbs 0rer III the Wllia Waila S1AlF%
MAN, weekly newspaper printed and publ shed IN
the city ana c0Uuty Of W.lla W:,lla, Washington n
Territory Tor az least four successive weeks prior To
said 2Sth day of May, \. D., 1870. Dated Walla
Waila, April i,h, 1875.
GUICHARD, Probate Judge.
B. l. SIIAEPSTEIN,
Attorney Tor Estate. I!s4w
, 1876-04-22


IyELUEycg OF NEwSPAPERs.-A
school teacher, who had been long
time engaged in bis profession, and
witnessed the Influence of news
paper upon the minds of family oi
children writes as follows:
had found it TO be a universal fact
without exception, that those scholars
of both sexes, and Of all ages, WHO
have access TO newspapers at home,
when compared with those who have
not, are
l. Better readers, excellent in pro-
nunciation, and consequently read
more unaerstandingIy.
> They are better spoilers, and
define words with ease and accuracy.
3. They obtain practical knowledge
of geograph Y in almost half the lime
it requires of others, as the newspap>
ers have made them acquainted with
the location Of the important places
of The nations, their Government and
dOings on the globe.
1. They are better grammarians
for having become so iaG'iIiar with
every variety Of styles in the newspa~
pers, from the commonplace adver-
tiSement tc the finished and classical
Grafton of the statesman, they more
readily comprehend the meaning of
the text, and constantly analyze It's
construction with accuracy.
5. They write better compositions,
using better language, containing
more thoughts, more clearly and more
correctly expressed.
q. Those young men who have for
years been readers Of newspapers are
always taking the lead in debating
societies, exhibiting a more eylensiv e
knowledge upon greater variety Of
subjects, and expressing their views
with greater tueuey, cIeaEness, and
correctness.
, 1876-04-22
District Court SUMMONS.

b, the District Court r .e First Jsdieiei Dis'|ies e
He TsrTi!9yy II Iaat0, IA GRd for the County o.
Ne- PsTes.
CoNuAD WISTscH. Plaintiff, IS 2. J. ENDEsLIS
and F. J. ". ENDERLIS his wife, Defendants
acton brought IN DiuTIC CGluf gf tls IiT JHdielIl
Iiagic- 0f TIE Territory Of idaho, az and f0r ne
County Of Ner PsrCs, and fbS Complaint fled "A
srt, county Of Nes Perce, N the Cics Of tse Ctsrk
Of sad DiS'giet Court
THE PEOPLE OF tue United States in the Terri
/ tory of IdailO send greeting % T. J. ENDERLIN,
and F. J. NJ ENDERLIN, wife Of F. J. EnderlinI
Defendants: You are hereby required 10 appear IN
an action brought against yOu by the above n2I1ed
Plaintiff il the District Court of the the EIrst u
.l Distric. OF the Territory of Idaho, IN and for
tbe county VI Nez Perez and 10 10 the COM
nl.int fled therein, within ten days exclusive OF
te d4y Of serVice after the service yOu OF tins
-nrnfoOns-if served within n county II served
out of this county Gut within tins district, within
tvrentv aty-, otherwise within thirty days JudS-
rneut by default viii be taken against you, according
To the prayer ot said complaint
The mid acton u brought 10 obtain 1ecree of tins
Court 10. the foreclosure Of certain Mortgage de-
-criled in the said complaint and executed by the
slil F. j. ENDEkLlN and + J. NJ ENDERLlN,
his wife un the 2Sih day OF December 1874, 10 Sc
rrs the payment OF certain promi5sory note, exc
cutsd and delivered the same day by F. J. Enderiln,
for three hundred dollars United States gold com,
and interest at the rate OF one and onehaif per cent
Der month IN like sold coin, and delivered 10 CON
RAD WIN TSCH: and that tie premises convey ed
plied the payment OF saId note and to the payment
OF thirty dollars and ty one hunfredth dollars, eI-
penses the property, described IN the Plat OF the
town OF Lewiston as all OF Lot No j. Block No ~
and IN sneb proceeds not sufficient 10 pay the
same then 10 Obtain execution against said + j.
Enderiin and +. J. NJ EnGerlin, ms wife, ior the
balance remaining due and also thai the sad De
fndant and al persons claiming by, through or under
them may De barred and oreclsed OF all right, title,
claim lien equity OF redemption, and interest IN and
u sail uort aged premises and Tor other ard iur-
ther reiie:.
And you are hereby notified that, if you fail 10
apner and answer the said complaint, as above re-
quirel, the said Plaintiff viii apply to the Court tor
the relief demanded IN sad complaint
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court of the First Judicial d $
trict OF the Territory OF IlaLo, IN and Tor
L. D the county OF Nez PrTCe, this 9th day OF
March, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-slx.
II. sGUIER, Clerk
BY D. J. WARNER, Deputy Clerk Ii-5w
, 1876-04-22

SAyINGLABoR IN GROWING POTAToEs.
We have all raised potatoes enough
this year, to make US poor, | expert.
mented sCme with potatoes, last year
and this as follows: | plowed some
in The fall. and some in the spring,
throwing up ridges, three feet apart,
leaving a deep tuyrow between. This
| filled with muck, or mari, or any
coarse or half-nIade manure, as it &C
cumulated in the yards, saving the
necessity Of hauling it out i'll the
spring, when the ground Is soft and
wet Before dropping the potatoes, |
narrowed down the ridges. dropped
in the furrows. and turned back The
ridges upon the potatoes and manure.
In about ten days after planting, or
before they are sprou.ed much, har-
row down the ridges again, and then
they are ready to work with culuiva-
tor, and finally with shovel plow.
They require no hoeing.
, 1876-04-22

IHs civil service committee Is IGYes;i-
eating certain charges against Senator
Thurman, who, it is alleged, accepted
blood money for a collec,orship.
How be could procure any appoint,
menis We can't very well understand.
Tie accusation looks ike buucolnbe
fer political capita. Still, let no guilty
ma9 escape, whether he be republican
or democrat.
, 1876-04-22

fEEhY THOMAS, delinquent szb-cTiber, Is invited
% call at tins Office. II We are correctly informed
mI. 1noinas lives somewhere IN the neighborhood of
Dayton; but the matter OF esience ueai moi -r,t
his calling and settling his ACCOUNT NJ
, 1876-04-22

The LIGHT BRAHNAs PREFERRED--
The cultivation of poultry requires
time, systematic attention, and clean
illness. We have endeavored far as We
could, to ascertain what strain OF
barn yard poultry could be made most
profitable. For years We bred games
-Tartans and black breasted reds.
They were beautiful pets, hardy, and
excellent table birds; but the hens
were poor layers, and both chickens
and eggs were small. Their prcpen-
sity to night and fly over fences, eaus-
ed US to give them up. The Black
Spanish was next tested. They prov
ed good layers in the spring and sum
mer, bu; the young were very delicate
hard to raise, and proved very Inferl
or table birds. Houdans we're next
tested. These birds were good layers
quite hardy, matured early, and were
good for the table; but they suffered
more from vermin than any other
strain. and quite frequently suffered
from sore throat, foot rot, etc. Buh
Cochins were next tested. These
proved inferior in every respect, and
we gave them up as bad layers, poor
table birds, and too liable to gout tor
farm use. The Dark Brahma proved
a better bird. More active and indus
trious than the Cochin, very hardy
ana quite handsome, but laying small
eggs. The Light Brahma We had
cultivated for years, and our efforts
were to find something better, bat IN
this we failed. They are splendid lay
ers of large eggs, in winter. Are al
nirable sltters and mothers; and good
table birds, and very hardy and
healthy We prefer them for general
utility to any other strain.
, 1876-04-22
LOST--&5 REwARD

| WILL PAY TIE ABOVE REWARD fur the ~
turn OF ny POChET BOOK and contents.
-o-u h 7. ISAACS.
, 1876-04-22

PONDS
EXTRACT
"EEear, ior ,yi.I,=.59s..S of ezce:iesIt
FssE:lGa.'-
Fan3'S EyT2&eT-Tne great Vegetable Pain
iscstToyC.. llas bsen in Use over thirty
years, aEd for cieanI ness and promT. cgTa-
tive virtues csnuot re cIccl!rd-
eHii1dEs. NO family can afford 10 be without
ISlG's Extract accidents, EsrH.ncs,
Can'gsias-s, t'Giz, SPra.H5, are relieved
almost instantly Ey cxfernsl application.
Promptly relieves ptins or Barns, $caIG-,
EEec.iafisT-, CiiEGags, Ole SORES,
3O:!', Fe!a-s. OrnS, etc Arrests IL
fanstica, reduces swelling. -f0Ds bleeding,
rcn4Tas 4 C--ro.p p7al l5O,.s;lt % .s T-9.si--
FEEaiEEEsz2 s3Ec.-Is always r'!.e: rain
ia be "a, : Az! !i"iu-, ,tulrcss and pressing pam
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IL Is4 las.lsA t has TO iU.L All kinds # ~
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rl-y;u., caaA bottle
ri.TS bin or h-G-GIEg-maet paosnpt relief
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- .uaie. 2 ~ long -es - ia r-.el.-=-t.
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MS CiS'I- ~ and da. g-rsU.. eoi.H iia-i.
si9asi tll-A-E6.-ir has 20 eI,i.l TO- i'-Eaie-
5LE.3isG from any eanse- For thi. : r,,q..
C-;'r, u ffs saved hundreds q igsg y-Lal -.
o:-errcmeiles failc'iIp arrest blea'iiD: from
r-9-fl tt,srlss:C'-, iUTCS, aEd n'ssWueIa-
eaz5z.sI IiSy., stsaAi GA. ToGtsss,tc md
I-'T-ir.s:- --,sil II Z; lei eyed, a-iG C-ttr peg.
llAleaii~ G. red.
fny5tGtSTS OF I'll schools who a-e cenra;p'e9
=. g.T a ~ l.f 49,.
C.lile-id Il a t..e,r irsct .~r. Nr'-.c l..l..-ai
coa2iiel-9. il tsl-l hundreds Of Fly- cans,
many Of whom order iLlOr use n ..... o-g:.
practice. il addition 10 The fors-,.ius, ti:ey
C--er i's U-e f,r ssTclsiEf-s al 4 Einc5
StGfE~y, N5Tc 1'dTC2I. EHls,Hisfl . -H-,rv.{s.
e.32i: a11 chronic :iaTFkGsf,, C.s';sT:i-,
Ni5r AL.cA . u = specie G;siisiaEE-, i-res1-
81 ieeI, sings u iEseC.s, Hs-ss 5s;a,-,
etc, Chap2ad HgEG-, face, aIl indeed
ri TllIsu.-T or E-in diseases.
G5!Lzl GeE.-l;eaiores Soreness, Tsa-aI,aCss,
ILt >EslTfIHg; heals Cuts, EEBptisI,-
AID PsGa5!ss- u rs-io>-. iIsr.g--a - and g.-
JleA.i- While w6T9erfuly improving tie
Cau-9- -~Z.OI-
&c ShsTl-SS S-PoHL7s Extract, No S.orl-
b.e=ce., 80 Livery iaE can afford 10 I,- without
l. u Is used hy j TIE Ieg,.in LIVER Stables
Street, hllrOads gLd first Ho e,uer IN New
4ofS CITY. Hissu0 eqlal for SETI.i,.s, IEar-
mess or saddle Cl:airz-. s..fH.cSS
scratches, S~eihazS, GaIs, I.aee-atigr-
hiercIng, Pneumonia, tc..c, H:s.Friisr-..
Cuiils, Gods, ETC. It's rsrEc faction is wide
-HA ~ liz II AAo4 u ls 80 PROMPT thai IL
inyanaD-e IN every Fa-7,.-va-Ji = wei ~ In
every Farm house Let il be tried once. and
You VIII never he without IL
dkHIi1A--P1oA's ESsrs,cf ta= hecn fm5tr.at-
+leS genuine article LAs the words Pens,sS Ex-
tract blown n each bGIl.e. It q preuared bT
tle oniy persons living who ever knew how
70 prepare II properly. Refuse ali Other pre-
Pz.a.oas OF WITCH Hazel This Is the OEly
article used by Physicians ard IL the h0sDi-
L4Is Ot this country end Europe
hislGaf AID ESES Gs. PGHs'S sXrhAsf,
~ pamphlet form, sent FREE On apu:.CaiiOu %
Poso'S EHTRkeT CagsPAsf, Is Maiden
--lGne- N-yv York.
, 1876-04-22
Main ST.,oT D......

ain street Property.
NAIUAELE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON Ma,
Street, adjoining the 81. Louis HoteI For I'M.
'l-E -rticuia;s ell2 1irs OF JAS. D. MIX
ihLrd street, opposite SrAIEs2AS Ofice.
81 = - lN-o
, 1876-04-22
OUTSIDE ogorEEarIox


g. Ours being peeuiia,ly farmers institution, we
cannot adIu.t all 20 ranks.
Many are excluded by the nature Of oar or-sni-
gatCn, not because they professional men, nr ar
tisals or ttCrars, bnt because they nave not SUI
t,ilnt direct interest IN tilng or p4sturiu the soil
or may lave some interest conflict with our pug
posrs. But We appeal 10 all good citizens tor their
cordial oocFeratgcu assist Efforts toward rs-
form that We may put down tyranny and corruption
W e hail the genera! desire for trlteinal harmony
equitable compromises and earnest cooperation as an
omen Of our future success.
, 1876-04-22

= HAEDEsrY viii confer fayor by calling at this
, 1876-04-22

:. It shall he al abIling principle with US TO re-
EeYe any OF our Oppressed and suffering brotherhood
by any means az UuT command
Last, but not least, pro=liiIn i among our pur
poses to Incu!ae proper appreciation OF the Hbiii-
ties and spheres OF woman Is Is indlcttei By admit
lng her 10 membership and position IN our order.
Impio.lng the continued assistance OF our Divine
Master 10 guide Us IN work. We here pledge our
se.vrs 20 tthiul and Harmonious alOr FOR al future
time, to return by our united Efforts u the WISDOM
justice, fraternity and political parity OF our fore
fathers.
, 1876-04-22

HISTORY AID gSES GE. PCHsis sYThAsf,
~ pamphlet form, sent FREE on Application 10
PosoS sH1RkgT -caMPAEt, IS Maiden
, 1876-04-22
=. Y. TSHAN1.
Ayers CathartiC Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF al
arrangements IN
the stomach, liV-
er, and bowels.
They are a mid
aperient. and IN
excellent pUl,@a-
, tive BeinGPUre-
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
. cury or mineral
! Wnai2Ver. Much
, 1876-04-22

DR.. J. c. AVER ( CO., Lowell, &ess,
Practical and ARcjY'icGI Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WnEIn
, 1876-04-22

No one remedy Is lou4.-
called for 10y The nec,s.,.1,
ei the American people ,h,s
a sure and safe cure "a,
Fever ami asae. Su-,
Wp al.n I-lrr .r-I.l.I..-.
, 1876-04-22

Profoundly impressed With the trath that the
National cIrauge Of the Uutri States should defiant
ly proclaim 10 the vori s general objects We here
by UnanimoU ly make tbs Declaration OF Purposes