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10 I OIsSeeoeIIDSle'rH.

The advertiser. n retired physician,
having prpsidrntlally discovered while
Medical Missionary IN Southern Asia. a
very simple vegetable remedy for shu
speedy nnI ornament cure III Consumption.
Asthma. lifencht1a. ea,arlh, and all
thruat anl lung affections. .nl.n n paai..
i,e md radical 3leriiu FIR Nervous ~.
hiiiss lernainre Decay. nnl MI Nersea.
Complaints. feels Il his duty to MAKE Il
knnnn ID hts suffering fellows, Asiunsai
Ly TIL. mpllss he will ,heprfnlly spnI,
free of charge. II MI who desire II. tho
receipt fpr preparing, nnl iull directions
fur successfully uelng, iii. rrosIl,nilaly
discovered femr,ly These Win wi.h -
uvnii themselves III the benefit. III this
discovery without cost. I'm IN 50 by ~.
turn mall, by addressing With stump,
naming this paper
In. CHARLES r.. MARSHALL,
M. ~ Niagara stf1ei,
nt.t1 linflaiu. n Nj
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i7thn n, nsist thiua kn@Apn II rNu.
iamptihlr f'ilnw, ~ 800 The ufllfe H.
hnA expected rlt.n ~ \ confederate
etntrsiann Who supported Iihien IN
,hr Iuei campaign, nn,l wlia during
thr insr unrlen-nntnrts rass HI SUP
port IN len Davis ~ II "rslri p,nei.
al Aud li'a such Il slight tuo, ~
t,rnefnl Jim l'miiir Who nutr such
registrations IL, la Nulnra VII ihr
speech that pnAinfAslrr tlarkson
wrote fur Hun.
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CRAIG .SANHORN ~ Res, 4.
Gralg. III Lime sprinRe. tile .sih
int, ,lor,,rh II. cfair. NJ. -, II
Ml-a Matte u. ~nnhnfn, MI ~ tie
vicinity II Lime SPRING..
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VIII b. received ani considered ny tic
Doard NJ Supervisors ~ Howard County
~ their APRIL set~ian. In tho kserina mil
lsanrdnH III the l'uar iii sail County. ~
IN. ,ear Said ssasinn commences April
end is15
lsy order " Hoard,
JEREMIAH BANKER.
iii tnlnty Auditor
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LONG, In Arinnn Arllnse Mairh
asih ls,1 Nilln. IllnlH ~uti II join
Il nnl Mnty &, Iailf 81 Scarlet
Inn. aged srnr I'D lnantla iltid -
days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

~, Iowa ennri nj reinni knliir fnr
~ legal faeaith II, nsrtinllnpn ,nu
ton heing ulfu''I hy ~ attorney
mil 'I'la' rt,ini In lafi dr.il.lel
nu,,ilsi ynn i, py'ty ,nuri III titit.
i,,ll,lnn,, nuI there n 80 ,t,n NJ f,rili.
~ argument : Tie lawyer moody
,splisd "N,fy lrfs. h'1 ,nnr honor
Frequently d..i,lea nFniipt ,,.I,
cauli III t'iiII.iamlum.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
A lta name lmp'les, the Pine FREQ

Tar Cordial IA l';r.ly yeRctsl X II III
competition. and ii therefore IT,, iioi,
the objections that apply - miner.
remedies. Experience has shows tast
medicines prepared from q i III
formula ate, n a rile, not onlt NOR
cfteelv. but infinitely safer than Low
which arc Wholly or partly m.i,,rLl,
since they moro readily assin,i'et.
~ tie sistem, anl produce no lnntsi
a',ef sltta. Ills IL ar,is,i'.tlf ttna
of br, hii'stt'a IKE TUT laa
Caitf'sl. with MAY w. relied npua
to afford i.ompt relief In The l'fs
instance. and ultimately 10 eft i
permanent .ttfs. III tie rum. lins' ~
proving Il iead u interfering Width
ren.tal tone and regularity 81 H.
49st.tn.
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FOR SALE.

Eifh,f acres II ianl. IN section /. mil
NarNHs aais rsssl t,naiaea. mil ilns
tans " Inv, FIR =lIe ~ ~, firm.
N II lpunIiIJIl
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0n A cunt b. irade IN .sery a.enls
nm every mouth III IT.. is.
ines We furnish, tHtt illpse ii
lny III ve,k rall eu@ils safn 4
siolel tlnllei4 II sas riKlt IL ilisif own ~.
raliliea, live ~ Fatm u eslfiIn hete
laHine#a II, All I'M! llenullhit hAu,s Ii
AMI he.s ~ ,l,ie IL i n.,i - men. We
Nil furnish Aon 4 talnpi.is tIllt ifeu
Thp business ing better thau anything
.'~t w will hear expense Il surfing
sn,t. Particulars ftua. Write mud ses
Farmers anil mechanics Their SONS and
sl.ughlrl~ mil ~ .lasse# hi need III ny
ing vark n hpn,e. should write IL ~ sui
inaul AL aiani sha MDrh al snee. NV IN
th, time. hon I leisy. tllfe.s Tt,r 4
~ Augusta Maine. lsiuiil
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llvro,,,,nc,,d II Heartily

snnsis pessNss fsb II 1afa
vi, st.tpt,ef Isxl Aifsst hasr is1tH atFft
h.iii,a II teus tnss'a. 80 ~, t.'ltts'a y =
,alt,sts. t,tns.Ik III, hls.seYa HI NgHHt taAgs ~
at,1 u, ttnl HstHIsY III ttl III @EHta III tttsfit
,sseis,l, III u ~ ~ sua,,lsa finn ,ls aI'ts es,'.s
ldslHiss Nm# t.sistEiAft.
NM NusHuT ltthpH,
.sis ~ Atisn. ~
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CspsMs'm UsMGt TOnS.

CONGREGATIONAL tkassh. ~ NJ
A,fs.uunen tasswt, arFNteNs et*ft sNhNR'h ~ W.
i, III rs.l n Nj i, III Sunday sthaai y ~ ~ ~
49, cordially thsatssl
fr.sv~vnl, uree~ thnsrh aett4r. t,sss y
VI frtgAtH ssssls~s .sefs RHhlN ~ iit7' e
n asA tianp NJ fWn3iet evh'tsl ssef ~ ~
Wee. asassslltstst sttanrssa shi 'hs fahts, go
hiaiis invited
Mvsheatst Eptsseunt :. tfv, 7 Y falns'
sutdss. IL sn v Y ". am q -
sabbath asatui Immediately alt.f nt'9Hsns sffAAf.
rr.tY, mrrianp essh 1atutslas sstniH.s NsN'
,,,.s Hsnafei invitation sstsNtsi
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IT, 8A# 8 "A NJ i
$3.50 Gt ssew II &N
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By resolution ~ tin Town Council
MI. MeCnrtey Inns thought ~, action
In In District Court for The nsten-
ollie purpose IT removing III cloud
frnm iln little II tn. laNnto tn pub.
H. rntL. Int really ~ me II tin
ground mil isinnse ihtla'flam lie
Centennial Lluek tn dfnv Htnrn 81
DR.. Price and auine t.ii 81 twelve
other buIiiinua. II mny 10 III. WI
~ nnl h.d thing l,nastl,lr FIT iltr
Interests ~ tn town 10 institute and
curry III IT, legitimate results III, ne
ilan ~ ihis character, liti VI think
III. business men III the tnWn rrn.r.
nA hnii differently. Tl.rs might
lnss hepn II slnar nf luatlra nn,l
reason Iii IN action ID enlao Market
street 10 hr vacated, nld requiring
llusr who blockade WHIT WI H..
slts,rd ~ Il market rlnee. with ssels
species III machinery nna nrifsnltu-
rnl implements. - purchase u place
FIR hnsinean mil raaan liz monopoly
~ lornlten IL I'll. prejudice u other
men IN tlr business. W. lo not H..
ltrts tin town hn# ans riphi IL
l,ae, tn places dedicated ~ Specific
! ns.A. much HI 10 s.il ifelr P,ihs
liz lpaika and market pln,ss pur.
ehn~ri u, tn Town mns ~ CONTROL.
81. lrns.l, aali ~ otherwise tllnpon.
ci ~ tn the discretion II tn town
council. l,nl over Public Park nnd
market Iiia.ea, dedicated ~ TIN pub.
\ liz. In f.r simple, Hi thr,le.d ~ .lr,l.
/ cation, liz only centred ilir tow
.eulril nns sNrl.in. II ~ - TIM
tn public cl,lpy IL rights. ilisiel,'' 81
hrinr excluded tialt,flum hy Il lrnH.
~ iliune plness 10 III. ni moro linIli
| yidnnla Will. TIN Inquiry may y,
imnuinnni atill WI iWlirsn II rmii
urntly proper IL aek WY ~ aeilot
,ii.l nni contemplate III experiment. O
those occupying Market street viii
dwellings nini rir.s NJ business ~
we'll ~ those on ihr rnhiIe pnrl
Rfnnnir5 If fIsyuiitinm MAJ VI u,
shown, 10 contend tint The unr',
nptt entitled ~ II nrn ihpss, VII,
white h.nriiiiInR themselves IN r,n
willing valuable buildings for tlui
I,lninrH.. have. III liLe hummer b.ia
lifted The 'pall ~ irving |, IL mos
valuable Iln.'k uf Iu,.lurM h9nre#
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Repair Shop.

Thn nu ',r.lsrrd Vi 49, 'fsntmnt 'g
iarHftl stF tli sstss HI iftN ~,
lni.t htstH 81 ttil ~ III '3Ali kii.d.
III 5000 vuth ia iilp iine IL nea ena ~
repair M,Rdt
v ,tais. NJ saIfs. f,sal,Lls, SltseA, lftIsi
ae ~ NIX m,lit Ntn ef.tpf.l MN
Nall warranted ani price, 4, sait ihv
.i,ars, Mr. Aallestsl
1Fp4ei. I II !. lasN.
.Bi i q i'i,.sfspEs.
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Asil' sF,,st FI,v,, Seeds,

including l'aasy md Nrtt.na. FIR q, 81.
u tliniae varieties md lr Tribute. ~
eis, Vegetable s.etla sa'ssiiluisl II liu.
'vrrel. v II EElb.
Mention vi. farer. Rochester, =, y !.
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1he NstsuN ntues ttnta
ttpltt

il vtath II NeiAls Va gali II awn*ft VI
lstsfs suA tWnless
fills suttaea' hAt safeI tatsts SrHAiAei,
tntenisi leNR tNH#h sri hNfitsl ttstsss
IN shie sfars thsa Aata as III faWifrs ~
iia snunsts iii 81 aH. ~ effects ~
ssNl8A wHhtarfa5
W have thousands hitps laaussnls "
certificates A stfan& ~ ths following
Wv larf 49, lsme tar Arsr vfh 4
resitWA efehsh. M trm.jf,s utterly
failed o. cure ansl taosistered hhn eu'th
isss until | eetainemHi III ase reaisNr
ininrrt, vheh terli's eatrt LHi, /
hrattily nst,m mrni II
nRLN atu N FI'.l.ts
Mauerstlie. s,laharIe. 80, \ =
Dear strs~si hsse Aspl Naur iantaar
lnnsrt hi ns itmils. ntl It'll Il II III III
eirAs value ifitase seiti NJ twn dollars
worth, ehe fer tn m,ie. anil lurse..
nthI1 sleisl.Is.
Falls Station. Wyoming -, Ia
II mikes way hi,a difference wh,i Tho
ease II, whether II h. Mteitrit, spain
ful.Esil. is,iglstne. Scratches ~ l.aiae.
ness I'll M, Kind thu .ise,ts arr lhr snhir
litsftn,el, ~tass rrerrr'ars, Farmer
Ne. Shuuli never he without the YELLOW
,entauF Iinmer Ii il spll eNret wierr.
aiil warranted III .ts el,..se,
l.abpra,cr, u j. u Hose 4 -.
Nj hey IT., y J..
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For disortcrs Of tho stomach

Liver, kilncts, and Bladder ito iaa
IErr TAR CoEpIAf. Ia 4 mes, ,lcsiratie
remedy, since Il speedily tifefl','ehs
those organs ard reforms their ,rfcr'.
lati,ics. Nv 10 doing Il unidentified,
prevents 'hc many formidable ttalstli
attributable 10 disorlsrtA Ill .s,iou,
imperfect secretion of bile, all Il
activity 81 iae urinary organs, Appetite
Ii improved and the stomach cnal.tl
10 digest the food by this a,lnrr,.e
invigoraat and corrective. which ai,p
stimulates tic Liver ard Kidneys H. Il
leal,h!sl performance VI their III ,.-
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~ me Working tiaAs W i


~ The Working tslnks W. are it,
istm,.i IL furnish vi rln...s Win 4i
u il aii,pia.intit ~ i,tnns. The Who'll
At lias.nt inf tsrif rlatr tunMrlit. 49,
H.. rp~ lishg ahd probable Itf-aer n
es,htr So saF,lt cain ffnni 10 cents a.
In evening. uul 4 proportional attn III
tisFafins tn.ip AlNtlr isihr NJ iLr insiu,
tias nst 4iI& sarn neatly ~ MHrl 54a
msl Thu I'LL ~ 40 iliis hnie~ nHs 4.
,Leit nillr.s. tsnd I,s' ihr tilslh..f
lashe lil- linrs.Hl'.d eitst9 ~ .ul
I'll aull satisfied ne vii sud pue Jill ii
I'll lsAv ftr ils III Hi9r sf stisinN. Full s4fz
sIrHIAlA s4iuflsh Haifh sssetal aelsi. Il,
comments Nifl, 49, ai.i eary II "
anil ItfFsll.i .ti tl,r l~fk.si mil 1850
IsInpsi u.I Publications.. MI att Tree III
tnn,l tisa1et IL tait wa. ts,im rss4
RI. As4tsia a4t'.t 4tlei,n.s. siauHng .itt
Il III. Portland. 'Hlte
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Asistsssa# s8sssas il sfsNAas tslNsFsifsA
,sNei " IA *ssYh ftiA4gN tMtH#
lAnassssAs Il msass III Ksf aReYFs eYf atHs =
AIa NsHs4tsAks ts4 vi. mAAtssF 49, fhaH
pt# Agssts ~lit ~ sls#sNssi " sssf H.
An isntsseta hfe4ttils ssfssse ~ " fNaa
hi Mt8sMs#t
Asavsass HststA itef'tA HI ihf lssl TT.
sgss ,tslasss., ~ ssrts tfus fsa siss sNst#
ssssn, sss4s fss tsnis t1m III taA s'ilss#
usasM stussisasl lwst IN nfsAtf ihttffsFf ~
isss ,hAn ssH tsnss
lseal rsslss ~ili W. chartered ~ pst
sstuwss fts its fifss insttslfA nui fn satiis
,set Aansfe IT, sasis s,s@.ausst iH@tiltai
Al aaesi nrtisss inusi " slssn ths feAl~stas
.lhilll, IA ,ia Aisnfrrs frsh ira thsna fil,
t,.h,l ana W. ngFslmsat VI ssiiilh@iten VII
~ given WITH sle lashlls'issn i,s* ar taald.
All attsMris lsns aislr quarterly
In rounvsslsn with the PIPER, " hes. :
s,irn.lhl assortment II la1aaHr Na'sftai.
-. stY Ai II AHt&M I'm
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F@7T-TE = III NFNF.Fy IF"IfI VII
ihpse sfp nfe troubled with tsns
ng weakness II the l.unr+, aines .,th.,.
II ne. letsetl, may rtosc ii ~ tic ,ise
cursor e that terrible malas'y---t OF
raar'ion. Tie insilara, Il effect
Or. l.. g. &. hisHAnr's rlsg Tsah
1AR Gohn'aL rpon tic efrsus &C rre.
riraiion all tic rroirt.i,..dc \ n
which II airrs;s { i,ehs nd &. lss
afford tic hsst rot' 10 ffe'inn
against t.itasc which Lure ~ .4.
inalnrc graves Thousands vaom I'LL.
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casTaniA Il Il rnrfrr. substitute FOR
Castor TIL. without any uf Ill ut,l''r.
lieo,s. for II i pleasant io take, and
,luns not nnsiaeni. ~ sfflpv, For Cos.
tiNritr4- ~ any ngn. hut especially
for Snur stomach. Winl Collie
Worms nn,l tllr ni~nrderr,l Towels
~ Children II II iIn most effective
remedy IN existence. |, u harmless
1, II reliable, AMI II y cheap,
There need u. 10 palm whntr Cen.
,nur LinIu.ent Il n-rd l,nrna nn.i
Srnl,ia ~. healed without ii srnr
rheumatism, Spralns, anil most Iirrh
hone anil muscle niln,iltAuui w. nl,.
~oluinly cured. Thor. ~. tWn Nlnds,
The White trn,Hf Imminent Ii for
fnmlI, u-', thu yellow rur horses md
animals, enc trial NIL convince tie
iurr.slnlutA. aJti3
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N1'NFNt, I gF'i,, n Il 4#. A4@I
ty ysfc llNuat MI sHtl n 4
1 Il ~fi j Il ih.a @!s I'D 10.
tr, With rAstts IT, t.la.i,.
u tais ! fii healing iffisesre n. !
H. ihi.anxsl lining II til hr,a'ti, i
tss4s4s44
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Prepared ~ ". H.stasen., llo.ton MSS
tsxvstHv IL IT'D ny NJ NsWAEtsts
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For tho weaknesses 10 .ai.'

Fctnnleo re psflit t'.sf.y ntlIeefst
most efficient remedy. l,.hf lf
mature tleeAy Of tie Il'ysital nsfrl.
hasiens eenYaleaensQ, and Il -
speakable folaec u The infrm u heta
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las tic t!ll,. u tNpfIlins lI90N. 4 I
urinary e..nal tic Ms,cry inWafi'i
which originate Drop, anlt'r raw
~ Accommodations witch rli,.aa,g.f
develop into Stone In tic rladtor.
This Remedy, moreover, csrrta
nDntly al.sfat,fr itiiash.e u. ! q
bowels. e4ifllshe. rvrnltr t,f
body, and II nj cSe, lent isisauy
Blind and Heading II, !.
Tho l,ioca ID noi ou'y pu''ae'
enriched i, bf. Ntihil lsI,i
TAR Goafihi,. n.d thc tnsilx ii 1
acquires increased s1Fnr neon sctalen.
af Tia fpeWarltjiv .t.4It#tnu nqff5s4
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(.sN AGUriA.

" lhyst y
, 1877-01-31
JOHN WENTWORTH.
THE MANURIAL VALUE OF
NITROGEN.

It is known that the nitrogen which the
cereals take up from the soil is converted by
plants into what We term albuminoids. or fl Ssh
formers, and when eaten as food is converted
into flesh, which is constantly undergoing
transformation the food supplying new nitro.
gen, the muscles throwing off the old, which is
carried out of the system in three fOrms-viz,
urea, h%ippuric and uric acids. It is further
known chat these substances readily decom-
pose in a short tina, the nitrogen uniting with
the hydrogen, forming ammonia, which, being
volatile, unites with the carbonio acid Of the
atmosphere and escapes into the upper regions.
The problem S:-" How can these substances
be saved and utilized economically for the
use OF man, and thus prevent a waste of mil.
lions of pounds Of nitrogen from every city and
farm yard in the land2" Similar p%rnblsms
might be stated in reference to all the impor.
tant minerals entering into plants, especially
phosphoric acids. The Fl st mineral element
exhausted from soils the sparsest of all the
important elements; the one needed most for
the seeds of all plants, and the one which,
more readily than any other. passes into insO.
luble and un Unavailable forms and SO of potash,
magnesia, iron, sulphur and all plant consti.
tuents. These are questions of magnitude
constantly arising. which it 10 expected Of our
, 1877-01-31

agricultural professors to solve for the benefit
of the cultivators Of the soil.
1T is known that nitrogen is the only organic
element exhausted from soils in its available
forms and needed to be applied for their res.
toratiOn. 1t is known that this element con.
Etitutes four ffths of the atmosphere, and all
soils, even the most barren contain enough Of
it within the depth Of twelve inches to make
several hundred crops. But because this ele.
ment exists in unavailable forms The product Of
the soil diminiShes annually until the farmer
has to turn them out to cultivate new lands or
buy nitrogen from tho Pacific Isles or the
waste of our cities, to restore bis soils. The
problem is. How may the nitrogen of the at.
mosphero be. made TO unite with oxygen or
hydrogen by some cheap process 50 as to be
made available as plant food ? or how may the
organic nitrogen of the soil, existing 50 abun.
dainty, be thus changed to accomplish the
same beneficial purpose.--Bj1.
, 1877-01-31

be oundnecessary to ~contrive some method
of closing them with lock and key. Other
wise, the dirt.pies which infancy delight
to make, but which even the boldest juve-
nile throat declines to swallow, would oc-
casionally be introduced into the stomachS
of infants of an experimental turn Of mind,
and lead to consequences almost as serious
as those which ordinarily follow the con
sumption Of stolen doughnuts and surrepti.
tious jam.
Let US, then, hasten to abandon the
inefficient and Objectionable esophaguS,
and adopt an invention whish gives us all
the benefits Of eating and drinking
without the labor and Inconvenience
which have hitherto been associated with
those processes. 1t is discreditable to Us
that, while we have been improving every
thing about US, we have remained satisf ID.
with our W bodies, aud made no attempt
to improve them. For asmanyyears as man
has been on the earth he has been content
to reach his stomach by q long. narrow,
roundabout way, when q little energetic
work st the outside Of his abdomen would
have given him an infinitely better path.
The race that hes tuuneled the Alps and
covered the face Of nature with railroad
t%restles and railroad cuts, ought to be-
ashamed to cling to the o'd-fashioned
esophagus, and we can conf lently expect
that every earnest and practical man will
promptly take measures 10 provide himself
with a s'oma'h tube, md to thus keep
pace With the spirit Of the nge.
, 1877-01-31
A SCARE.

The Spanish Consul in New York having
learned that an expedition was fitting out
for the avowed purpose of Transporting a
circus troupe, somehow became impressed
with the notion that the real design of the
movement was to furnish aid to the Cuban
patriots and menace the peace of His
Majesty's possessions in the West Indies.
He was persuaded the circus story was
altogether "aguy,"and accordingly took
precautionary measures. The result has
been the presence on the pier, day and
night. of Q score of vigilant detectives In
, 1877-01-31
KEEP OUT OF DEBT. "

Co!maa's Rural Void (St. LOUSY, which
usually publishes communication that are
sound on the subject of agriculture, recently
admitted the following shaky, unsouud aud
absurd editorial -
Debt is the severest task master. A person
in debt is a doomed man. He is stunned and
d~espissd; the very dogs bark at him as be
passes along. A man in debt feels like an
escaped outlaw, a villain Of the first magni.
tude, and, what is worse, he feels there is no
help for him. He does not dare to ask a ia.
YOUR, or refuse TO bow and smile at his indie,
pendent neig 1bor. II you arc out Of d4bt,
young man, keep clear of its meshes. You
had better do anything dig clans or pebble
books, stub boards or write sermons, make
perpetual motion or edit a newspaper-dO any
thing, but don't fall in debt. Shun the mon.
stsr as YOU would shun a constable. the devil
in a deputy tax collector. Debt spreads the
sky in sackcloth, digs a hOrribls pit before you,
clouds the atmosphere, darksus the sun,
destroys the harmony Of nature, converts
beauty and bloom to m1ulls and ~oobwebs,
drives health from the cheek, peace from the
heart, anil makss the world d vast oharnel
house Of wasting sinews, broken bones and
eyelas' skulls. II you have any self.respect,
hope for an atom Of peace or desire one mo-
ments resi-, ayoil b3ing in debt. Run from
it as you would from plague, pesiiIenoe aud
the horrors Of tbs bIaoknsss Of darkness.
We are truly sorry to sea such S~eESelesS
twadlle in tbs editorial columns of any jour.
nal. AS vs. real it over VS. said emph ideally
after every one Of tbs first five sentences.
"TOat is not So" Friend OJlmAn should
administer a triple dose of Epson salts to the
writer of that article and senA him to the
piggery to feed swine and to fork over com.
post heaps. Debts have bean the maans of
rendering untold numbers of men active, in.
dustrious, eff lien. AID es'imabls citiz 3ns, who
would have led the life of a vagabond if they
had not contracted dabtS. MultitudeI Of meu
have accumulated vast fortunes wlioh they
would never have possessed if they had not
contracted debts. When a person sees an
opportunity to make a few Or many honest
dollars, by contracting suoh debts as he can
pay when they become due, it will make q
bstter citizo n Of him to lauaoh into debt.
Whon a farmer p~erceivss that he is being
crowded into a financial corner and that the
use of a little money for a year or more would
place him on a BUSINESS basis of satisfactory
independence, it will be the b4st thing be can
d. to run Into debt for needed 6nanO9s. In
mense numbers of independent farmers have
commenced with NAL means and large debts.
They wers able to pay a small portion annual
ly. Their debts prompted them to industry.
Their debts enabled than to pl1ce every
available j Dllar whore it would be safely ia"
vested. Their debts have enabled them to
improve their farms, erect their buildings, to
educate their families and to live indepsn.
IDENTIFY and luxuriOusly.-lbid.