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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
Improving Poor Soils.

IF our farmers would only bear in
mind that the richest land will wear
out in time, unless an equivalent for
the fertiliZing constituents removed is
returned, we should hear less COM
plant Of short crops. One might sup
pose that the history of agriculture
would teach this lesson to every tiller
of the soil, and we believe it does: but
the difficulty is that few heed the fol-
lies Of previous generations, but 90 on
in their own way, taking from the soil
and returning little thereto. Worn out
and barren lands are common in many
a locality where, a few Years since we
heard much of the surprising fertility
of the soil, the change from good to
bad arising from negligence in saving
and applying enriching materials at a
time when it could have been done at a
very small cost to the owner. But re-
crets over past follies will avail little
unless they teach us to avoid them in
the future: hence we have only to say
to farmers having rich land, beware
how YOU waste or draw too heavily
upon the elements which must ever re-
main the foundation of all your opera
tiOns.
The men, however, who are most
earnestly seeking advice and informa
ton IN regard to the saving and manu-
facture of fertilizers are those owning
poor soils. The great and constant cry
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

of these men is, how shall we reclaim
our WORKOUT lands, and not be COM
polled to pay out all that our crops
bring us for fertilizers? To depend
upon guanO or any of what are usually
termed commercial fertilizers, is q
ruinous policy for any one to follow,
although they may answer as a last re-
sort OF beginning of something better.
We say beginning, because there are To-
calities where cheaper cannot be
obtained, and the land must receive
some kind of Stimulant before it will
produce the lowest order of herbs
which would be worth turning under
as a fertilizer. AS soon as land is
made rich enough to produce a fair
amount of heritage, and of such plants
as peas, beans, clover, or even buck
wheat, the means of rapidly restoring
lost fertility are secured beyond a pos
sibility of failure, provided the system
of rotation of crops and green manur-
ing is continued.
The experience of thousands of farm
ers who have brought up old and ap-
parently worn out lands to high state
of fertility by this practice of blowing
under green crops Of the kind named
is the best evidence we can give of the
value Of the system offered for the
consideration of others placed in SINH
lar circumstances.
Now, we say to those who are cult
waiting poor lands which scarcely yield
a return for the labor expended upon
them, try the blowing under of good
crop of red clover or field peas, and
note the result. 1t is far better to get
one good crop of corn or cotton every
alternate year than half a crop annual
ly with constantly decreasing fertil-
ity, even with the application of some
concentrated commercial fertilizer.
After a man has once begun to i'm
prove his land, the increased yield
affords the means of constant
and continued progress in the same
direction, and then comes a de-
mand upon his skill and energy for
saving what might otherwise be
wasted. Not only should all the ma
nure from stables and barnyards be
saved, but everything in the form Of
weeds, grass, leaves, muck from the
swamp, Stops from the kitchen, ashes,
lime, c0ttOn-seed, in fact, all kinds of
vegetables and mineral substances
known to possess any fertiliZing prop
critics should be gathered together and
put into compost heap, where they
Will be decOmposed and become fitted
for the use Of plants.
We repeat what we said years ago
on this subject: There is not a farm
either in the Northern or Southern
States which could not, by judicious
system Of culture, be made fertile
without the expenditure of one dollar
per acre for fertilizers outside of those
found upon it, OF which might be pro-
duced from it after the first crop. Let |
those who have poor lands begin at
once to look about them for the means
Of restoring or increasing fertility, and
our word for it, they Will soon be sur
prised at their abundance and the IA
cility Of obtaining them. The waste
materials upon almost every farm and
plantation would go long way toward
keeping the land rich, if saved and
properly applied.-N. 7. Set1a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

WLHoFT's ANTI-PERIODIC OR FEVER AND
AGUE ToNIC.-This invaluable and standard
family medicine is now household word
and maintains its reputation unimpaired.
1t is Endorsed by the medical profession, and
prescribed daily in the Charity Hospital and
other Hospitals in New Orleans. Wilhofts
Tonic is thus highly recommended by the
leading medical men Of the country, and is
worthy of such Endorsement. G. r. FINLAY
d Co., ProprietOrs, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, 50 iaeritabs
9Th other styles of ThresheTs- be SAVED hv thie
improved maCnne, suDtcle' on every 900, 10 Udp
pay all expenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds threshed separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
teeds cleaned by this machine, for extra ceannesg
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan,.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work.
phen others utterly faited-
ALL GRAIN. TIME and MONEY wasting complics~-
tons, such Endless Aprons "Raddes Beaters''
Fuckers" etc. entirely dispensed aoih less than
one-haf the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes and Journals;
easier managed; more durable light running no COST
ly REPAIRS dust: no litterngs" to clean up; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are posted
In the large saving made by it will not employ infe-
rior and wasteful machines but will insist this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and IL Horse
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz: our Inn
proved "Trple Gear" and our 'Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted on four wheels.
Ii INTERESTED in Thresning or Grain Raising
apply to our nearest Dealer write to for Iiust
ted Circular (sent ree) giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc
Nichols, Shepard & Co.,
RATTLE CREEK MICH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

If all the CHARTER OAKS now in use are as
good as the one we have used for nearly
twenty years, you can recommend them with
entire confidence, and we will endorse all
you say, having thoroughly tested their
many excellent qualities and we are pleased
to say that it is absolutely without fault
or imperfect on, and a marvel % economy
and neatness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

CUSTOMER How much for the
lilies of the valley?" Florist Five
shillings a bunch" Customer. Too
much" Florist (blandly) = well
madam, if you will have the lilies of
the valley, you must pay the valley
of the lillies.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

A conscientious farmer in Berlin,
Wis. wiped the mud from his cart
wheels before permitting his load of
hay to go on to the scales to be weighed.
But such men never go to the State
Legislature.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
ASK for Prussing's White Wine Vinegar
warranted pure, wholesome and palatable.
We Will Endorse All You Saw.

Have you Chills and Fever? Shallenber-
gers Pills never fail to cure. Price $1.00.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

There is something positively fam
atical in a fellows attempts to keep
cool in hot garnet these nights.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
The FARM" COLUMN,

The FARM COLUMN.
1t costs but one cent to send your adj
dress by postal card to either adver-
tiser in this column. with request for
further information concerning the
property advertised.
rARMo ron DALE.
900 IN PROSPEROUS NORTH TEXAS. the great
DIV Stock and Wheat region Information and de.
scription of TexasJree. E. S. Graham, Louisville, KY
EHARM OF 500 ACRES FOR SALE, OR LEASE: on
St Louis, Mo. 125 acres in cultivation balance well
timbered. Two good houses, orchard and other i'm
address MRS. E. NJ. HORNE, Springfield, III.
DI0 FARMS FOR SALE in Eastern Maryland. By
4 " WIN. S. RIDGELY, Grecnsborough, Md.
4 NUMBER OF SELECTED FARMS in the center
5 KANSAS mar baaf goa schools mills and
Adapted to stock raising. Apply to 226 Washington
street, Room 4, Boston, Mass.
ATA BARGAIN-Good Prairie Farm 100 acres, 8
good house, cost 1920; barn and granary f. B.
HANEY, Henderson Mimi.
IMPROVED FARM. $40 acres township 115. range %,
fence . acres timber; . of meadow; 50 acres under
cultivation. Coed ~ story house. A. J. BORGLAND,
on premises, or A. G. ANDERSON, Carver MINI.
1Ot, ACRES PRAIRIE LAND 8 miles from Bell
W. vile, Texas. at less in currency than paid
IN gold three years since w. E. LUHN, Beville Tex.
10ll ACRES, known as {" Old Cross" Farm. wells.
lO good house. small barn, 225 bearing fruit trees
50 acres in ,plow-and. Address DR.. NJ. H. HAsKINs,
400 ACRES Choice Farming Land. Description
fCo on application. j. ". ALLGIRE, Fremont
HATFoF SECTION 9aT4 Mt a. Town NiNn OF BYRON
GO < PER ACRE for 400 acres miles n W of Mt
hoGse rt iowa mostly under good
fences. THos. SHEY, Mt. Ayr, Iowa.
EHOR GRAIN OR d AIRY-300 acres near Sycamore
i Cheese and butter factory q miles distant. Ad-
dress T. o. Box 26, Sycamore, III.
90 ACRES near Charlevoix. 40 rods from Pine Lake
roaG through the other: timber maple. 500 H. L.
CLIFFORD, CharlevOi1, Mich.
LANDS FOR SALE.
100 OOn ACRES ACRES in Ne9sho VALLEY. Southern err
Churches. 50 TO Sc per acre. Address Lock Drawer
III. Aurora III.
$40 ACRES Farming and Grazing Lands in Jasper
OfO County. Ind. FRANK w. BABcoCK, Rensel-
LAND FOR EXCHANGE.
100 ACRES TIMBER LAND in the Grand Trav-
1OO erse region Send for particulars to G. j.
STREAToR Garrettsville Ohio.
L ANsAs FARM for Exchange for New England
IA farm. Address Room a, 226 Westinghouse Boston.
FARMS WANTED.
E'ARM WANTED, in this county: Persons, having
Il such for sale address JOHN w. JONES, Room 20,
Lakeside Building, Chicago, Ill
A SMALL FARM. near thriving town. either in
A illinois, Missouri or Iowa. GILBERT MoRGAE,
Louisville, KY.
DARTIEs HAVING FARMS. Improved or Unim-
proved, to sell for Cash, or Exchange Chicago,
property address LANDT & Co., 1913 E. Madison ST.,
Chicago Room II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
LAND FOR EXCHANGE.

100 ACRES TIMBER LAND in the Grand Trav-
lOO erse region. Send for particulars to G. J.
STREATOR, Garrettsville, Ohio.
L ANSAS FARM for Exchange for New England
IA farm Address Room 4, 226 Westinghouse Boston.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

DARTIES HAVING FARMS, Improved or Unim-
i proved to sell for Cash, or Exchange fDrChicago,
property. address LANDT Co., 1913 Z. Madison ST..
Chicago, Room II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
FARMS WANTED,

DARN WANTED, in this county. Persons having
IL such for sale address JOHN W. JONES' Room 20,
Lakeside Building, Chicago, III.
A SMALL FARM, near thriving town. either in
"A Illinois, Missouri or Iowa. GILBERT MORGAN,
InuisXile XIV
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

ENARM OF 800 ACRES FOR SALE, OR LEASE; on
the Iron Mt. r. r., at HORNE Station % miles from
st. Louis Mo. 125 in cultivation, balance well
timbered. Two good houses, orchard and other inn
prOYementS She tract. For terms and particulars
address MRS. E. NJ. HORNE, Springfield Iii.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20
rARMo ron DALE.

900 IN PROSPEROUS NORTH TEXAS, the great
cOO Stock and Wheat region. Information and de-
scriptOn of Texas free E. s. Graham, Louisville XIV
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

Et costs but one cent to send your adj
dress by postal card to either adver-
tiser In this column. with request for
further information concerning the
property advertised.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-20

100 0Dfl ACRES in Neosho Valley Southern
IO ,Os"t Kansas, contiguous TO schools and
churches. So TO Sc per acre Address Lock Drawer
ri. Aurora, Ill.
et0 ACRES Farming and Grazing Lands in Jasper
OtO County, Ind FRANK W. BABCOCK, Rensel-
, 1876-08-11
CHICAGO,


Local politics fully M quiet yesterday az on
tue day |,cforc. ncmocsntH, Republicans, aud III.
dependents realzu tllat In Tho huci tlmc, II
were, asfts they arc busy fl scattering documents
broadcast 'Eclghtcd with tho n,ssiun Of converting
indifferent yottra IL 0ie Of tic threp sdcx They
look to tho near iutnss fnr hasvtat. some, no
doubl, will be w0fully diunppoln.pA; but still
they keep oil crowAlnx thu mill, and In return,
sceatvo many letters ut encouragement many more
asking Tor Instructions. und-among Tho Upn,u-
Gratis ann independents u taw which tyrll
with despair on tho uphill work ef Winning uyur
ennveFts. At Republican headquarters thu news
from tue Interior WAS gratifying beyond cxprcta.
tio'. The lu,. James l.. ltout, wl,o iias been oil
tho Republican State COMMITTEES fur tbs past
twelve years. said to TnlnuNE reporter yrs-
tesday that hc did not remember
tin,a during that period when
prospects sccn,rd brighter, or wien
thctc had been greater demand frum Republicans
throughout the STATE for Instructions III regard to
tIH formation Of clubs. The wurk has been In
rcpoHu I'LL confidence In The management Of hi.
Eanpaf9n.
Appo!ntmrntsh hayo hcon nado fnr t1os. llcvurllao
10 speak III vnroNs paees. hut 1t Ia not yet known
whether he Gun MI all Of ihou. ~ soan a. 1t Ii
dcao.tely known whether t1ie Governor can Appear
Al ull the places unl times which The statO Com.
nents will ho Nude known. 1t can only he slated
Win absDlltc certainty now that the tsoternar wili
ake @ his NJ a., tst anpsaaS;ss a. G%,sna az n, s
Among lid sIsitots At nepublieau Headquarters
~. und oscph utl"y, Ganai Comn.ls .lss!onus,. from
tns".lv; II. u. Anderson, Canal Commissioner,
s.sts sa9ysthas She thS ppe I1es St,ts ~,
HaYuf, md will EIrU him not 1e8S team Ii. lltl ar
, 1876-08-11
combined 10 render TINT 1ot, laughing t,ock nntl
hateful III the eyes nf the pcuplr, tian all other
Cnnscs c0nhinrH, t'fMtHHATrH.

c"1nl,lnra 10 render Tint Mnt laughing rlUck mn
sss' sau.es eo""sSs s Sss' NJ Inc e'p ss a. s''
n.y. ,.ATnani' At =; nom:
hSsrsa' fHfr';nnaenes e. 7Hf 1rsSsTr
a tss c'sy ma:c S'ty E''l Of. aana ''rth ~
trre uon. n n" In te annras wer aEa n
,wlish vii hcar reepnain;!ns II Tl,: Tn,nfsE: W.
!ssts g. s,; has r. ~ sef r.! ;s is "s
ro Ime nsln%9enn ~, % asty - sf,H ttiese feioaTn,a
ta,n, ~" ''sL ~ nttM KS ot. pni shna DC
sHH u III PIX XXI @sfWul 1h " WV 9s ny e"pftlns wssn
T,,,,n" t,,x ~" rs" ~ @ -. !eIle neEen.siJ
sE fg, t. s!1My' aaoso , wao wen! i'll aeaiGh 81 fr
rn 1r ~ as S,n ~ e ag' T. 60 nns
a.ty & nh{st n ~ !e'a:r ,e ot 1ssslannee YledKss
~ . @a, ,, s re 1fctca ffcMent s tSn en-
nu.oH' % 'Wee IT, q mnpntnnt sa ny o. mis-
u,ni q" t'' punt "'' le''e' ecta'"'s "'aRea
so1f4; Hf IL. ncnoc,.,,c ,,o,t,,, ", 1,,,,,o ,,,,,
Heal iii. ijenoclatic llattarm and and out, i
y%1 can Whit tae rssty Il for. T my lnnn en-
@ a"n teAng &c ,t 1at H. %as ae af,y
,avS ,u,., 'a'emt En-. IN nt ,'IHcay ~ Gns ean ;sa
wni i,ni 4 u t"I sase anu rxeGt @ tn nkf ,hst
tle emocfat. shr ID u&l H o1cr IL y"ni II iha1
.,,,H VII III, naa @ nv a,sIoysr "nat IIe parry 4 'of
III ,ynt TvaH ~ ~. ~ @ yon eona hGt
NV M WIZ n,n ElIlCsrcs "etn .rom Hn! 70 na!. u
.,,pl. y, s 70 70 ro'oa'ns oho uas ai hotn"
,s yGty 1 a1etent TT an3tnst aa3 y9n wo" sas
s otntu eu bt tS an urusccsie Ss f'pi o @
tho very bctt; unl remembering this fact. VIC hnys
onsy - =, of te resent rast !" tc Dcmoera.e
~ 'ns1 Wstcr " ~ hnh ~ !, wa.sny o. t
aure, i and te ' epobean in ary az.
IaM Fl msI.pssa sos senplng 70 sopnfc,s Inc
aspenh aa.,e t " .nlcs y; a.s = lh.s the Renn.
... ess Teas @ asnoaE'ns ntes3tnngtne i.ScTnnfcan
sy Ill., ann9 " 1cGmnatsue. s thG In!on ~
nun n,,.tnnrm v am,r inSy iy ,onac neen tn tnei.
iry win iad hscn {,,sr III. e,,"x 1Ss,
,.s,t w. ~ ~. a. tne osnsst o Mal1
nt tSc most ri;,rnnn. "at. ~ sn%n1 Rn5}
ft. ~ ~ s. anfnt. - a. tns t, ~ ~ ~ eoe; atuty
as M ~ g. qaia g't nome eiors INC
=, Hin bafsy ,'e.i @ sshm % III 1 o.nae toMsHniSn
no,in ~ H. "e oGpn, Gp m s, s.e"a'o' 'ne
~ ." eSa,. ~ ~ ,s..
M Ia rcrnpT ~ IL I,enncrnt,c % DE-.
~ .l1 tESulu vi Mc Neu'yG'M1t party !HeFe ,"As
, 1876-08-11
trcssrs. Goodcll and 1siclsberg on
n Visit to Lew Steward.
joseph Brooks Nominated for Gov.
eruor by the Arkausas Re-
publicans.
The party Ilas Now Trio State and
Electoral Tickets In tho Field.
Intense Disgust in Southern Illinois at
the Democratic atata Ticket.

=. :. II
The Grand council hed an aajontneo meeuHB ~
their headquarters, corner OF Clark and Lake
atyeets, last evening, for the putposc Of hearing
saJ .ctt,v ,ro, fhn ,enort ~ thc romrtftcn u,t
n..t as.e 49, ' w,ss t,,s.,t,s. woo.. nreu,,n5
REORGANIZATION. sce'ttes'"en. ~ Moote o1eups"
the chair. and thert Wcro fh's1y members present;
Mr, Atwntcr, from the Committee, submitted
thp foltp,yinr Constitutions:
hs fomnrt fk organized 10 ronota the nrtneInlca Of
al htsreSt aid cconoiicaI Standardization OF public
aHsrs. mt, ,. nm.
SxuTfoN !. ansTe snni! " M nrGsaizen II ha
rerni r,aIls In s div II Ceago snJ IL caci town
nT fn1ctpnlIty nutstc al RaIu elf II! Conk County,
an Auxiliary Club to be Known Ars1gnatcn ~ se
Ward {pr torn or vi!sgs@ AntittAry m,e III
Cnl pr0sae knfGe aa5s moSse ~ ~ uixep III In unu u
nnee n sMf ~ % %nMi.cd Ii fa City ii
thfcnru or County OF Eotk.
SEG. :. The GRAND Council alnll consaf or IT. @ FIT
eSns sfss ~ 9aet IT, o1 ,en e n.acte II sac Auxaty
n GeaEu ~ ~. ~ Wy Efr|T outside nf mid
c,tr ct ~ &'"3 ~ ''f
SFr o. The officers Of tc Grand Council etls snnest
OF President, AFn ftcc.FtekiHfhM twn i.m
s:lant SECRETARY TrcnaMsS5 nn ~ Mnryic,t sn; ti,sy
it1eS q srfr1n Sc dulles ID sa pro-
ftb,I ennih icsrGytaMTEtan H " Ttf.nuTrii Tgiii '' '"
HI. Tin t;rnni Council ae!l elect te Exccnt!yo
CoHnitcv trce q whom nls % % r. @ ii u x.n inS
E9nh tsih%9n % 81 y GNSssS IT. oTi iHyison " aid cltY
o. SaW ~ III fwns NJ pm,.u u tni city, nv ut tu
Mshers Of EaI Eonni,t,c sfall hu e1Erte from Tho
fnttcrs 0f hsll C3tnEI MD VIZ ha!1 o e!ectea run
psrsons who arc not menefs s9"t co,r liz cx
lncnMerh s, ttls sc'ee'cu ''"'' '' e~'f'.' "'s'1
Geu IT, ottccrs .n,, hold their occs tcspE
" nn f,s hit Tctday afles ttu cnc!!oM y Nuxgi.
ehnll 6e elected The officers cee,i p!nyiaS4 fo.
auxaty S!iNa sntt tun ~ ttHs m r@SIr T., thr NV
, 1876-08-11
IOWA.
AFFAIRS IN THE NINTH DISTRICT,


~ lie EdfoF af The Trttrnf,
ANEa. Ia.. Aug. t. loud and protractrd cali
for those In fafnr Of ci,cap tnancy' brought to.
Hcthcr about bakcr's dnztn Of lm;ccnnt0uA
" "cusfea" In nur tawn on 'ealnr!ny Inst. Tho
whole movement, II the denomination n entitled
10 l,c 10 styled. was engineered hy an old fclluw
who wns rone three ycarf,so diamie,ed from our
p.r' office, nInco when q; has divided hi. ttnlc bc.
!scpnbl!ean l,ar.y. Now he and h!e nengr" follow.
!ns nre for . cheap money and I'etnr Cooper. II
tle credit or o1r people be II eaid few, indeed. nrc
IN favor Of reputation IN my aapc. Even In ihs
.ruus Republican .lirtric, tho Ninth our present
Representative III Congress, The Hon. a, oliver. Is
likely 10 he thrown out nj 0mr Convention on The
:'1tb ina., IL give place 70 man who al cast has
nut 'trc1arc,l hln.sclf III al,nncc ''gfcenbaekcr
lawn Nepn}l'eans aFs IN favor Of Paving pnr public
debt as sr' ngrr"l,- n.-lut they are mt in
tayor Of any .y-.ctn nt legislation which rtnlt de-
,nnnetfze Tie init of rnlner whicl, existcd when
th;t debt Va. tnnttattc1 Very few of u!,r voters
will snpport The nemr~ukc Of the Apoeile-whoru
al DECLARE Is les. likely u, secure an Elcc0ral vote
taAn Ia the North Pole IL III struck by lightning:
, 1876-08-11

E-
ss,cto, ni,nntrh n W. 7.,,,sr.
c,,,,,,,,. RI g.. =" rt *,..
,.s, 1An."t',nt' .,. ln:' t."g' !u-'na nemoesa,'c
nt ,0r ho
f;rurrc W. 1Icrdmnn far stntc Scnntor md II, ~
,vn,, - w,ao,',t.' e.. p..sssa,"ts..s s na.,
Mu'' . VI t""e""p''t, 1"F ittp!c'e"."'"t' NcS"'u
..on' weto passca lhstsoc'shs tne senator ana
Hutea sta,es seoa,or so se against ' DE- '''' '0F
S''''' ss">'' ''"A'1,. s,.rv,,,v
s,.o.,, ,.'.,,s, "n We, ". ~. u,..,.u.
hofesat ntlafca 10 9he 1r'anHA
tngton, Ind, addressed tho Hayes md Wheeler
tat c'' liz it, nsn"c rc u liz I'LL, I'LL
sfeat favor, a. wMs siiown BY t,c atnn.t continued
81 sappiaasa With which t''ey wste e greeted. >''"'
5..x,,r W.,a! fnip"'an ~ M % 1as r. 11Sma1 ,r ,,,,r
ConScntIon FOR this )istrict mt this nfrrnuon NJ
WhitrhnlI. IN Grrenn t.nnntv and nn,njnhtTd fnr
Mor1;son rh~rs @ II nr " a;ssat;etae,on a ,t
iho Nonnc-"+c e,n,. IN o,,a n1,nrI tia His
tsrt han hrrctnfnre hrst f,rmncratic ~ n nnn.t,
rrn" r,n1hritv II /. nnr rnnH,,nrtiS !,"rtcd thnt
Two nepnnesss pnnsr =, eaM oc e,re,en
snSr;di ntsw,fci r. ~. T1ismos s''o"'
rr,x,o pttt III ~, ~ :" ., rs u,,.,n. ~
rreomnrt met iast cyrniur to o.ranizc iiaycs on
oiIninci n,,i fI,n fnnvnaann f.omr,1fIrn honc tn
inrpeiy Incrcaso The nu,Dhcr before anothet ueet.
t:n,nnttec nnnoinied 10 nroc,;rc In, t,ecrasary
nmtntrr The ncr,nanent oilcrrs nf ti,o nraanI1n..
to aSa ITs,aS a ,a sa, as4ao o. aa i oH r
Enrchiilr Club. O. T.. Williams; First Ltuutcnau.
Geprrc Wnliorf: Grconl lieutenant. MnEnn Lvon.
aenna wiIInn, Socs Meo'so f'efsa ofoe''s se''
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, 1876-08-11

lcnns'' nnd 'slntcwnr1n Democrats +" are applied
tthruu:', tllr malls. rrcn-'- ~ In newspaper nt'l
tlNcuans htlly a'n' o tr,cc 'nt, nIt II the
iath OF i'c.nn,h ,.inr,. aid Tiluenan honesiV.
Fur wnIa that nrt lark,
And trirka all in va!a.
- This "t,nArnua - II serV peculiar.
Yours, RKFvn,