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, 1876-10-30

YoUW PROPOSITION Is INFAMOUS.
md We rronose tc a!t horr, Rather ,l,an csncchs
ia " M ssf ae u ssfssa
AMI thny had I" hack lnwn: They haa I" ave II
np, and the snpcryt'or.' law !. On ne 'ntlts. w..
YORK wcek After nest: ,lxpplaase. Anl WIN =
far conn. w arc rnlne q rlSo ,he Elcctesal vote
We'll! this mode os legislation on the nppFogria.
y soon We game 10 tic army hlll Tnl+ = ny en-.
+ noW. iavo told many tin:. I!at tho chen
nistHn.d ens @ hefe sbnas liz terrible mpsndias
sy a ~ 6ss s t. !, 0tsf e. sss yS SS Sas
n,crtingt--t can't particularly commend either
5 sa s%p'oy%;snt ''s''Sst'bai ,s,, xout i
iiSs i%ert!es '' JOY %' as agger ' ss
ya.t standing army that .he Republicans ksep np:
1agh!sr y /, tsMahtin7 M know. tn tn', th.nk
eight States and cight Territories. nt, tla District
IT Columbia. and. Alaska nnnrGaal;ed. and We
ax @ s N T. Gynsss aGn On ." ss s
al tho nattons and empirea ot Earore together
cd condition. and al onr, Territories arc In aaa'
ger nf ladIan lncars!ons upon slss from
tc5 :yttenens ~, Sa a1d ~ SsS h., xa.t n,ea7 area.
eoas viii aI ticke vast areas n.s va+t population
r sto tS.ea.ens no ,n our os{t'e, h ''e%ss. s
~ Sew York Il tascs los poI!ecmcn "ona. .cisntn
al liz, wlnio nrn,y OF ilc Cnlicd Stncs--to Keen
Inn ilcmncratc nlckpockets jror, stealing yplir
n,ir.c and min. bntwccb Ihe icpot ond Tic lGtpll
li.nmrhicr. hn, tnen thry inf,'t nlore thnn n1if
succrci. f3ancweI ,aucRtct.i JnkIna asittc,
Gentlemen thc army Of tho United stales d II cs.
s.ts r.. nv IL mnacr " thr Al Of ,juiy IL tsiI5
Wien tic war csosca % We lad j, iGo oo8 mcn on the
army roii, They wcre mustered out, ii looks 10
mr. IN II
u.,- ~ rrvw ,.r,r nupu
,,. HALF uF THEN NV. MEH. ~, n."n ..-.,, ,,,,.
a,,u. ns ot ~. inEnc niI "io
were. anu 70. ass a. ng..cE hitn % X vh W.
- savlnN yoMt 9Ieat co"mtJ. !npp'@aus.. @ Mncn .a.
you Wssc mnhteaet oat snc Gnesen Gnv ap; "af H
We nxcq aa"t ~ lHe nct o. .u'y -; in "a ~ II W.
on Iii; IN ntn ,, .st ne wc in ~" Gmntsy ~ aae,y
huM cono't9n o. tnxs u. ii .his " J " etn ,ht
1uuI a Nv. - ~ u t.. ~, la i
"Gra M stavs' ~ 'Hu @ y. .'v W. III III. NV w.
Gone on !rSe' nnn mnu' yc'9R ,scc wGto % nu H.
Anu ~ r. sns.. u, nad % ~. fT,t N & aMo
htmy ot tn' pntcM n,atgSs anu .ney .ossmt "t.. ~,
know 3S IT, kS xn1 10 III sSos ,c no" nv v
m,Efc.@ ~ so'tsds sa o tt .auy W. thn IVY w
ions.t, gau oea. H. nh yt msy y tt s ~ uu. ~
lng tne ~. saetaee tua. nanan.Y G1I H., aot i1 nn1
caIse. psuer W nSe & aan ot.a1Hos y. t1u M eai
a w." n H. H. har n a T., III
nhe & oIn ntM nti .o th H., wy s.v ~ '"n, tt H.
Wnofo was NJ neosns WILL UT, ~ ima1 Ill., LILY ~
QA&lN9OulEdt lUuLNlAGD ttu bhH ll1S "Hb
, 1876-10-30

went for Gen. Grant and defeated usceley.
started bu,.sit; but an sisd nlway. to say oyss
sa n
knew him well enough TO- nay that he would
ihnnsaud lines over rather have bcun defeated by
an honest roto than COUNTED In By fraudulent
vote,
Well 1s.y. wo carried Nay York under i, rni
,he peoe.ass y wefc sty e H, aFead ~ H.
s au shsy ~ set 10 wssE 10 g ut I'd o sas apes
yi.ors law And when this 6'li of charity. q Tot
tho A9spss Ed l!gathonso1s sad ssts,yng sall9ss
weee In ona bill, Democrat, undae Instructions
Of kis party caucas, s.epped ur and said, "imore
10 cnchd that BILL by putting in cIausa
HErEAL1NG TiR SUPERVISOR lAW.h
Ten whe-Iase Immediately and said, .'rhs il aat
order, because yea sald you should 10. g'aft nae:
| penacnt ltssalasson upon !ho Approximation ~!
4 essts e ~ IT, ,6n
-whuas .asno DO nat sutnc,ahas. ~ do not want
ynu to tcI mo who It WAY. breausu not want u
essary contempt ior any man-I Do not rcn,ambss
W. tue Gha,an .hs s,yS %
s"ss.ars II 81 lstreesS'asnt. nj ''' why. q eoa's:@
nska asar, E III. " as poiat III .hs said. tlts
ii MEASURE OF rcsrenchmeft, because, .yoa see, "
lave & yss tSpes ps s xa
~ Ietrcnchusns element came 10. Why, .hnk 81
~ ltcosts3A0, o0oto have superyl!oss ia Now York
In Presidential oloctton. Think what An eno!.
| nous sunl Is thus wasted iu ona election ot th!s
great na1ton. They spend $4,000 In New Yors
coall xei M f.aa.uent sl: clss:.ion 10 Tor ta hait
tho n.0nuY At any time. (1aughter and
applause. And 80 they put this on " thl1 bill Of
| charity, 0ves every Ileplbcau vote, and carried
y. | haze had soaic little experience IN State and
Nattollal legislation, aud SAID At tho tlme, and :!
Fcpcat md have gupoatel, thAt noyct knew and
never saw, and never heard Of. anypropoaltlon In
hy ny H. lchesra,} What was 4. my ftlenas' @
thcy toliarc ly tho thraat all to charities ot tho
almost, certainly In effect. "fou shall not have
oHn solitary dollar fur the craxcI oi ttiu army
to- to spIcsi &c cot III IL ma marIus % ho,pital '9 ios /.
disabled and possibly dying American sailor; you
shail not have ons dollar to trIng homo ship
wrecked crew exposel 10 the dangers OF 4 barbar.
Gus cOaat, Q! posally begging thcls broad IN 4
foreign port no. you shall not have oue pint OF OIL
e. l|yht tho beacons on. the coast. on
luke. q ocean. or guilt; you shall not haze any
thing for Fl theso chsrt!e. until Yea agree ths! in
yea "a S shss anoas
lilo State Of Esw York 10 give Tho Electoral yotc
of that State to slr. TlIdan." tCleers.l Now,
that u.t what they said und fot sixty foul days
thur held that IN that bill In the ,y.lu
the '' scaate ~ ii I thS unltsd stsses intoo III
conced!nEit; but, thank qodl iha sensle Of tho
United States Ia Republican body. [CheeFs.
/ Thxy have Rot comfortable Chamber, au1 each
, 1876-10-30

ported asaiast Rebellion, :h.i continue 10 sos.
lNTnE NAME OF LOYALTY.
[CrIes Of "oood. good" and srpause.] And
a. nsxt L. soneetng t,o with that
ar!sht = Vote High and low, riei and poor. black
md white nattye. born aad foseign.boril. Jow aud
nsn'' h., Catholic a.. cot and xS a Y,s
Moiessatlon or Intimidation .hfoaahout h tho
un!ted statss. lchaan:l And there WI not lc
my pSScs Ia hs soaRt5y unii that thing Il &C.
mass. .mertIng can assemble In ths henri
e tcu!,s q ;nG;s AiSsa 1 a' ~ m
sny here. for the credit and lasting honor Of tho
Republican patty, thlt II was that pattY which
lclncd and Hayo you your charter Of citizenship.
s Fss.as Il. RssSss R.as S'{ i Is ~ SP
tic United States there was not
e hs ,h:t st9un Gould Sas hs
and tsi %!at 4 was tSat 5 eon.ststsd h!rn eItissi.
sjsse:5s y e. Ssi!ed s!':. ssSs w r.
Ss;s x. ,s,,s s:.. ! n
Fourteenth Ameadmant 10 ths constitusion, put
l. n impc5ishalss ettss., and % want eysty man
remember This: thst. you. derive your right
y os secure agalnst all possible persecution from
Know Nothing Alliances Or any other form of po'
ssn pas,y H. saS3esa
ID tko .,constitutioa oi the United stats. In
wotS: oa H.; ssss ea9 es s,nsss % You
repeat 70 you. but you ought 10 get them "
sIsa @ III liz ' Tsa 'connsa'asssa;t,' lass;t aaa s6osa
, 1876-10-30

years III HnulHS IHAt JUL. JltAun@Nfh.1
Y0rx le went nrointl 10 tho back door Of McC!siit,
lals ionsu md saw him in the night time anu ts.a
him y b. hs iettss n. Of acceptance III SKIP OVER ''
81 80 liat iar !io things which We have as,uaII,,
got on ceconl he has some fosn VI aaseh'""7 % ia,
T lot Of issters tI,at.we,o writ.sn hu never ;ea
d. at nesS5 a
lis tIns. And ho brings wItues.ss-J..nnas
s!Ssllew ssSlsx HI Mat,,s. Secretary iya,e Of t" ss:
SsstSsats Jess SseS :1ys ssi qT 9is Nssy ssy. as
s u ss e t's See1 en'I ssd ~ ia II:
well have iseu VERY sxscsn Z 4 hsa S. sssT syxf
s and s%Hctn!"g tha. ia. q a 'sds rsay l never ri
Il rsassi"s% sssS;%5 s,s ;'as s"j 1s.,I;s ~ Re:
9!d o. NJ 'aen. p1ns!Ys ny .y, y ar s,o,tnrs osiy
M% icy Hea!ste, nlsa, a,staa sat Il nsan
irv from ocean 10 oce IND from laka y fs.' vii
% iCherrs ~ 1 Yon eanot @ settle anything ~ syss
!o i right Any othcr sstssmst .1 y eny ,hsn
evg;; x; xns9san saSa sssn
rsh aa perfect pSf,sonsl oSa'ity Ss,c
VIC nre not goIag to hays country Sas as' on Tho
caste. No are not go!ns 10 4stLs ns,s - eo,s any
line OF complexion. Nc are ny ho'Ae, Ell. ara not
qnafrelh on tho line Of nationality, ~ line Of
sseHsion. Every maj, .,s.a,a,,ns .sst NJ for y l.
No man IL accountable for whcro hu was oos'" "otief
| man hsr any right to account 70 ,a",:,.it a., aud
man for hls 1aliglon Thst belonga 10 n,"s lind 10
hls ilod. Dnt lefure thlh We ha'y sos ~ ~ psno
psriect equality, clothed LIN IN tgt tsgIti,zsnshir.
ply. Of common american Nan IL thIt
Sots VS. y vii bow tcspccfnliy and lnst.asassth sth
10 S tu viii Of thu ajory can asyst YET ~ ..sons
| enough 10 do uthstwi -. !n's trSIucp.
Il mighty country. 4 tia,o,t r. = anything
deus power, y cAn, a9 a,. ai,''on on4 th,ns +
In tho world but VIII ie!t ,y y never e1s IiYu ii
does. OMo Of the suhllnless passass ~ INC fullest
great orator. whom sacaaay laHo. ,ssb ~ tnr:ur
and uoblc,t that ever spoke ths En:.,@n n;hnna Vi
Edmund ijusko-5n slAnln9 before W. !,,o w. r,IhIs
thu iirItuh liousu Of Connuus pes4hS;. ''I Ia Ito
ii The lowncast inhahitanta u tnasnI,s. .MM,p Mr.
| Impeachment OF WaEca a,smsnt a;at and
[ Dnrke left on record se" esn raulml to
nstku LID I ,hss Brti.h power VA NJ ~ qt HUI
enoiivh or stronc enough 10 lTample un ~ ~ Gancca
Of tle umllest 1lndoo on tho hahHs HsonJsst pcero
/ and vel Oyeserya tho right Dt the mi ltli
Tic realm on to banks Of tho Ihan9fni ni,cI statra
you, gentlemen. that II, ise ea,,rn1g is sot thss
u An,erca destined 10 VI ~ Iii III nations q
Tia "srth Il moi vi strong enough. sna snaIln,ntou
Ca stfUng cuough 10 trampla nn w. tissoma Of VII
riaht Of thu hutobtest negro u Alauals r.. CouItl.
/ rnIs md mt tho sAMe time gNefhhtee iitEguh "
futional rigilts nf The richcat citizen u 1'1
! Malne. tApplAuss.l
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SUBORDINATE

Star Of the West t1 No. 1m NJ first and II third disaS Sat
Master; j. w. Kemper, Secretary.
Bozeman Grange, No. 2-Meets
w. I'll. Meadow Master; John Mccormick, Sec'y.
East Gallatin, No. 3-Meets second and fourth
Saturday nights of each month. G. T.. Weaver,
Master; w. j. Sipe, Secretary.
Keystone, No. Meets first and third Wednes-
day evenings OF each month. A. Johnson, Master;
A. L. Corbly, Secretary.
Pennington No. 5-Meets on the third Saturday
first of October to the first of April, and , O'Clock,
n. IN. from the first of April to the first of October.
Z. 1. Luce, w. NJ; j. M. DAVIS, Secretary.
Elk Grove Grange No. 6.-Meets second and fourth
Plum, Secretary.
Prickly Pear, No. Meet second and fourth
Saturdays Of each month, at half past one o'clock,
pm. w I. Milligan, Master; J. II Jones, sec'y.
Canton Grange, No. nNfeets
Jacob Powers, Master; Moses Doggett, Sec'y.
Riverside Grange No. l0-Meets third Saturday in
each month. Henry Heeb, Master; b +. %Sanborn,
Secretary.
Three Forks Grange No
Crank Akin, Master; Joseph Burrill, Secretary.
FairyieW Grange No. 12.--NIeets second and
fourth Saturdays in each month. N. NJ. FarnnIn,
Master; James Cummings, Secretary
Sheridan, No. 1trMeets the first and fourth Tues
hay evenings of each month. G.. i. Lewis, Master;
u. CoWell, Secretary.
Go, Gorv nin,t No Q l I. the second and fourth Sat
ter; w. u Harlan, Secretary.
Fort Owen, No. 1S-Aeets second and fourth Sat-
urday nights OF each month. We. Bass, Master;
III; p. Fulkelrson, Secretary.
Flint Creek Grange No. I9.-Meets on the last
saturday IN each month. David Burt, Master; j.
q. Taylor, Secretary.
Madison, No. 22-Meets the first and third satur-
cray nights OF each month. e. A. Maynard, Master;
O.. G.. Smith, Secretary.
Mountain Valley, No. 2s.-Meets the third satur-
Mills, Secretary.
Lone Star No. 2I-Meets every fourth Saturday
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TOR BUGGY-pArEgT w!EgELs

! inch Patent Iron Axle, / l-Axs. inch leaf front
spring and l1-4Nl inch Leaf hind spring, leather
dash board, cushions and fall, shifting top, root
OF top rubber, balance Of top leather, finished IN
good style, $500 co
We have our Wagons and Ba4sgies made in ST.
Louis. They are handsomely finished. and we
guarantee them to be made Of tile very bess material.
Ii you Want q Spring Wagon or Buggy that is neat
and durable, send US your order.
No. IA South Commercial ST., st. Louis, Mic.
DEER LODGE, VI. 7. January 81, 1857.
Bro. Z. n suTIIRRlIN: | wish to state Tor the
information Of those that wish 10 order anything
through W. II. Price Il Co, St. Louis, Mo, that /
ordered q buggy Of them, which gave entire salts
faction, both IN quality and price. 1t was pro-
nouBced very cheap by competent judges.
FTaternaliy Yours, PHIL. Il. EVANS.
Certificate.
1t is due to WIN n. PlacE Il Co, No. IA South
Commercial street, ST. Louis, Mo, to state that /
have received the top-buggy, built to order at tloir
shop, which Is complete in every particular, and
gives entire satisfaction. It is the cheapest buggy
brought to Helena this SIMMER.
Helena, October 20, 1876. Jos. HoRaKr.
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Our friends throughout the Territory are
requested to. send us short, pointed accounts
OF the condition Of crops, items in regard to.
stock, the grange, news, or anything which
they think would be Of interest. Short
communications may be written on postal
cards.
PATRONS will remember that official COM
'nunications to the Territorial Grange should
be addressed to P. b. Mills, Boulder Valley
L. @. Jefferson county.
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TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.

TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.
MAsTER-JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis
and Clarke County.
OvERsEER-A. w. SWITZER, Virginia City
Madison County.
LEcrURER-A. l.. CORBLY, Bozelnan,
sr2WAnpHs. B. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin
County.
ASSISTANT STEwARD-E. A. MAYNARD,
Virginia City, Madison Co:
CHAPLAIN-MRS. A. w. SWITZER, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
TREAsURER-J. G. McFADDEN, Center
vile, Meagher County.
~SECRETARY-P. b. MILLS, Boulder, Jetfer-
son County.
man, Gallatin County.
CEREs-MRS. JOHN JONES, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke County.
PoMoNA-MRS. e. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
FLoRA-MRS. w. B. MEADOW, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
LADY ASSISTANT STEWAND-MRS. e. e..
McFADDEN, Centeryille, Meagher Co.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis and Clarke
County.
A. w. SWITZER, Virginia City, Madison
DAVID BURT, New Chicago, Deer Lodge
County.
r. B. MILLS, Boulder Valley, jefferson, Co.
A. f. BURNS, Helena, Lewis and Clark Co.
G. II. LEWIS Sheridan, Madison County.
y. B. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin County.
BUSINESS AGENT-E. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
DISTRICT
LIST District-WM. WALLACE.
I'd District-A. T.. BURNS.
Sd District-P. 3. MILLS.
4th District-A. w. SwITzER.
9th District-A. l.. CoRBLY.
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STRING wAGoY, WITH PATENT WHEELS

springs / l-2x5 inch Leaf and / I-2x3 inch leaf, bed
6 feet 8 in. long and 3 feet 3 in. wide, leather
dash board, Iseat and / cushion
With shaft, Sl2O 90.
With tongue, 15 90
With shaft and tongue, 100 co
I IA inch Patent Iron Axle, with springs and work
in proportion, So higher than above paices
Weight (colnplete) boxed, 400.
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Ol H~USBANDRY.

We cheerfully invite members of our Order to
contribute to this department. Short, pointed arti-
cSes for the good of the order, news of its progress,
cooperative business plans, educational interests,
etc, especially solicited.
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RIGG.IES

oPEN TOP ~BuGGY-PATENF WHEELS.
/ inch Patent Iron Axle, ] l-4x3 inch leaf springss
leather dash board, cushion and fail, square body,
and finished in good style, : $13O %
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low Tooth Harrow Company so reouceo III
price that 500 were sold in the Stare ia "a
irons in eight weeks at a net saving ol po,-
800. One thousand one hundred ana hfty
bushels of clover seed were bought at a say
iDr of 90 cents per busllel; 1,1G6 bushels OF
timothy seed at q saving OF 81 per has1el;
shipped u. @ bushels of wheat, have saved
the shippers from 3 to cents per ousflel.
In Garden seeds sales were made amounting
to So. $50. SO, at a saving of from ~ to oO per
cent; sales of lumber wagons amounting 10
81. 500 with a saving of 20 per cent; Sl,2oo
worth OF underware at wholesale prices, at
a saving of not less than thirty per cent"
These are stunning proofs in favor OF a
we'll conducted business agency, ana II we
would only unite, and through our agent
order in bulk direct from the manufacturers
and grange agents, such implements and
other necessaries that we might want, we
could have them laid down here at material
w reduced rates-at least, we. could have
the middleman's profits.
But il connection with the agency the
1IHAb DEdCtlCuL IilONC 10 tllC w
a produce house, requiring but a small adj
vance outlay OF capital to i~naugurate it and
place it on a business footing. We have
been eat out too often by the ~grasshoppers
to be expected to be made Of money, or to
engage in any immense undertakings. Then
let Patrons throughout the Territory con-
slider and discuss these questions and others
of a like nature, in grange sessions, and i'll
private circles during the coming winter,
and endeayor to light upon some plan best
adapted to our wants and, the most practi-
cable to engage in with the limited means.
at our command. Questions of co-opera-
ton can only be kept alive through agita-
ton, unless there is something to fan the
flame the sparks will soon wink out. Agi-
tate then, and let there be such q budding
of promise by the return of spring that the
cheerful song of the farmer may be echoed
across his broad acres from hilltop to hill
top as he speeds his pillow on to thrift and
independence.
Sec'y Territorial Grange.
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FORM or

We warrant the Grange Wagon of our brand, sold
to---tob be well made and OF good seasoned
timber. Any b%reakage, with ordinary usage, with
iii one year from this date, resulting from bad work
1nanship or defect in material, we agree to have re-
paired or replaced without cost to purchaser.
VIM. III. PRICE & Co.
st. Louis, -----, 1877
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GRANGE G

The Grange Wagon is manufactured in st. Louis.
Of thoroughly seasoned timber, we'll iToned, and
put up by experienced and skilled Worklnen.
Wagon, p. of H., = which is i'll monogram form On
the sides of the body. We are the only parties WIN
can manufacture this wagon, ard we caution ali
parties interested to beware of limitations. None
are genuine without " The Grange Wagon, P. of H.o
in monogram form on the sides, and our name on
the front of the body.
PRICES on goARD cans OR RoAT N sT: LOUIE
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DIR CT R Y
NATIONAL GRANGE.

NATIONAL GRANGE.
MAsTER-JOHN L. JONES, Arkansas.
SEcRETARY-O. III. KELLY, Louisville, KY
TREAsURER-F. NJ. MCDOWELL, n. Y.
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UCuJ = CAt Uoay.
2 3-4 in. Thimhle skein,
light 2-horse, carries
1900 lbs 1856 lbs. $40 lbs. SIS 90
5 in. Thimble Skcin, g
horse, carries 1890 lbs $40 els SO 90
3 IA in. Thimble Sbein,
heavy 2-horse, carries
24o0lbs. 2 $40" e95 GO o.
3 l2 in. Thimble skcin,
3-h'se. carries 3Z00 lbs. 1920 10 G. &C
33-4 in. Thilnble Skein,
4-h'se, carries 400Oihs. lao $50 70 M
l IL in. iron ak. light2-
h'se, carries 1878 lbs. $40 555 60 o.
15-Si in. iron AK, 2-h'Ee,
carries 1000 lbs. $50 - $50 "a 90
3-4 in. iron ak, lights
h'se, carries $500 lbe. 1000 $50 Gs 90
2 in. iron AK, 4-h'sc,
carries 1000 lbs. 1910 - 9G0 IS co
When bodies are not wanted with above wagons.
deduct $l2 so each.
Wight complete. Price
2l-4 in. Thimble skein, l-h'se $50 lbs. $40 60,
21-2 in. " " sos ~ Oh,
/ IA in. Iron Axle, 1-horse, $40" AM
/ 5-S in. $50 46 90
Pole and double trees for horse wagons extra IS.
Spring seats, 81 80 extra Patent brakes, 81 10
extra bows, 75c per set extra; feed trougls, 81 80
extra; wagon-sheets, heavy loxi4 feet, So 80 extra
NoTE.-State t0hether ride on aarsoo track aeagoas
are iOcate3.
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SecTy TerrlToFiaI Grange.
Boulder Valley, M. L. Nov. /, 1876.

An agent representing several companies
of English capitalists, has written to the
Tennessee Bureau Of Agriculture, Statistics
and Mines, asking whether or not there are
0,000 acres Of coal lands in the State for
sale and, If so, to inform hin at once, that
his principals might purchase.
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sale and, If SO, to inform him at once, that
his principals might purchase.
HENRY C. Demming has been nominated
for Congress- in Pennsylvania. Bro. Dem
ming is one of the editors Of the Farmers
Friend, q Grange paper, and is therefore
identified with a respectable profession. We
hope he will seriously ponder the admoni-
ton of st. Paul Little children, keep
yourselves unspotted from the World,'' and
again, :" Evil communications corrupt good
Manners" Congress is q very demoraliz-
ing place. and we feel some concern for the
reputation OF a worthy man.-Vuyisja Pa
tr00.
lHE following report was sent to the
Monthly Talk, from the Auditor of the CO.
operative Grange store at Greenfield. Dade
county, Mo-, under the management Of IL.
G. Mead, shows the same to be ia a pros
porous condition.
Assets on hand consisting of goods
and money, after paying all ex-
Amount Of capital paid in........ l,457 Is
2D8 lG
interest on capital, 10 per cent. 35 90
Netpfofits which, due Patrons of -
the $172 Is
Amount OF gooes sold to the Pa
GOO 90
Amour of goods sold to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....l.OG0 90
$1,000 90
Percentage OF dividends to Patrons. 30par
cent. CHAs. j. BALDWIN, Auditor.
Fro. ". !, sslkaggggs Of Iron Summit, pu-
iask! county. Mo-. was in the CITY last week
satying goods Through Col. A. j. Child. the
state Purchasing Agent,) for the co-opera-
i've afangs. store. just organized at the
above place. trae Patrons Of Pulaski, Mil
ier and Marles counties are interested ia the
store, and It promises 70 be asuccess. Twelve
hundred dollars is the subscribed capital.
ana tWo-thirds OF this amount has beer paid
IN ana the balance will be shortly. Bro.
asaSgs, Wloi IS the manager epeets to do a
rood business in receiving goods and shin
named, eoste'
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PRICES ON BOARD CARS OR BOAT IN ST. LOUIS:
WI with VIZ with
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The Power Of Conscience.

A touching incident, illustrating the
power of conscience, even In the most
hardened criminal, recently occurred In
Washington. At dusk well dressed
stranger rang at the door Of one OF the
houses, and, on being admitted, said to
the proprietor "You do not, sir, recog-
nize my face. 'Tis we'll. Listen. Your
pocket was picked about twelvemonth
aince9" "It was, and I lost $12. 2.65. "
81 was the thief. Nay, sir, spare your
reproaches. For seventeen days / had
not tasted food, and my wife and eleven
small children lay at home on their
miserable pallets, crying with hunger
and cold. The money stole from you
then, sir, saved them, for with part of it
I bought coal, with part Of it bread, and
the remaining portion I played upon
the eight, coppered the king, and called
the turn till / ran it up to $50; but par
don me for intruding the details Of my
humble business upon your attention.
I became an altered man, and determined
to reform and lead another life. I am
now well employed, and night and
morning my wife and children bless
your name, though they, innocent ones,
do not know that I stole the money. I
have long since sought you, but was un-
able to find you; but, fortunately, my
friend and benefactor, I recognized you
on a street car yesterday I followed
you home and learned your name, and
tonight I have come to restore to you
the money of which I robbed you" So
saying the penitent gave the kind gen.
tleman 500 bill, received $7.35 change,
blessed his benefactor warmly and left
the house. Next morning the old man
found that the bill was counterfeit and
that the thief had, on leaving the house,
taken the old mans hat and umbrella.