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MISCELLANEOUS.

(To be continued.3
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dents nlessra fll Pe ~ ~
consldsSs lao4 n y se - n! 81 = e:
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q the Regular Army, served ms country
. years with honor ana distinction during
tsic late war: he was aiscnafeed n 1923,
for wounds, ana immed'Ately r joined Inc
sefylcs. = AseS e vas appointed 2 MA
1or ~ INC hegu'ar service ana ~ 10Y ne
wns retired lot loial ulsaol',sy on nc
count q WOUNDS received m actlon'
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DEiNI1SI
Will be at Toledo the second Mondry OF every
w Month, and remain one week. at Dr. Sousy
er's Office. Also at Traer the 3rd Monday Of eacn
month"; remaining oneweek. Filling teeth wltn
Gold, a speciality All other work DONE
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The Committees of the different Town
ships are respectfully requested TO give
nlticc, and have their respective T0wn.
ships fully represented by the number o.
delegates 10 which they are entitled.
Dy order of County Central Committee.
tfMoMAs s, FREE,
Tah.ssn. August 9TH 1877. ChairHan
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3 ~ u -. - 3 n \, - II II. 3. =.
q SeconQ term. ~ Dei1eses ]"
bare Hot sloken e MIN on sno senject.
'I1c p man who = IA veil known, having
!! been = pubic NE tof numoct q yca1s'
and NAl;e ~ y not e urias'sns q q. snowy
Il socllA ~ ltl1n q some olncfs' ~ = q
l'enest fsi1!lfu' worker lor INC interests =
tls eonst't9eaey
NJ. VIM a5asis'ck. q eN'e'no'n. = a'so
= cfEndfdate subject 20 the decision %
thc convention. aie y = pfos1creuss 81
mer q southern lama. .iic server 'c' y
IL The Legislature n 1s6s, pemG 4 sePsl
from Keckuk county anu = t''clslo's ~
without expfrlence. tie LINKS saas mug
much e northern anna mas Oecn nol0 q ~ I.
with ms pn'ce ~ s.ss; 80 rs. $sas
with thc exceptioa q NJ Mnllns one
term. i y no more than f'ehs ma, F'ie
southern portion q the county snoa'u 3,
ccive such fecognstlop. re nave neH1u
Hob. Joss Dysart spoken ~ y lnat W,
nection, also, and i nc should receive ING
nomination ne would GO crcdit g ON h'nlseliA
and the county.
ron AUDITOR ss.s
Mr.. 4. g. Mcintyre g ffaer' see'ns q
be the coming man, lie was Deloic ny
convention two Years ago, ~. iai'cu =
receive the nomination re y = sooo'
staunch republican, lawyer :, cons.s's'
aoic apn'sy, anu 7 e'e'''u 49, ~
f.x.t f1.Dt officer
Mr.. w y Mumbfue, Of Montouf, =
also announced as candidate for this
position. Mr.. Mumblue Is . gentleman
Of wide experience in official life, having
been connected with various offices ior
many ycars. He is a careful business
man. a genial gentleman, and one who,
If opportunity should offer, would make
! popular officer. .
| We have heard it suggested that Mr. D.
c. Ebersolc was also y candidate Tor Inns
position. but the report comes to US IN
such roundabout way that VIC don'
give much cfecence.
FOR TREASURER
the only person thus lar mcntioncu y
4 Capt L. B. lsiinn. the present treasurer.
Everybody knows him, and he y aesery'
cdly popular dc keeps inc an''ifs 10
the office in better shape Than they nave
ever been kept before,at ieast We nave
been 50 informed ny .oid sc'tie : |" NO i'sst
been coRyersant with county matters Iol
years.
Fob SnsHif'' 81. s.5
MI ihosi Murray Of ."n'a' - su-
ed. we are mol acquain'eu WIZ. 'ne FL
4 ueman, pus nave nc"lu M"
4 spoken o. chou'd ING nenioo'".s 49,
nate II. =. Ausnn, =. nou ,',s = 4, I,
IS familiary caiieo' y WI ueaoso :. !
hepupiicans g pun W 'n0 U.s. -. :.
me county. 0li' Aas.sn = : 49, ' -,
q GOOD olncer' anu = ~ 80
i rEake.a strong run. Ii Mr.. Murray l
1 the best man for the position. he should
be placed there, and the members OF the
c,nvcrt;on will doubtless be in position
4 totnow y,
ron COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
NO one we believe. has been SPOKEN Of
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i6ILMORE&C CO., AttorneysatL Law,
Successors t. t,Iasp,nnn. Homer 4 c..
029 F Street, ! Washington, D. c.

S0U<%r<~sSES ~ NAL ks1sAfsAss - - 49,
029 F Street, Washington, D. c.
= american ana Foreign Patsntses.S;
8. E.S,snts nrocurr.l n all countries. NorEss ~
sions hafors Consr~ss Infringement Suits jn dif.
ecrcui Shtfes aud all litigation a,,,,el afi,,r Ia
Inventions or Patents. SGsD Srai.p yon FAN
rui.Er OF h:xTr rAvEs.
Uniied States Courts and DEPARTMENTS.
Caiis prosecuted in ths Supreme C.,u iof ths
Unitsu States t'o,tri II Claims, Coitrt Of Com
h;issinslers o. iial.ains Claims Ssnthsrn Clainas
Commission, aud MI classes Of war el..jms be
Fare the ESecu.lr Departments.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFfirnIs, so, bfEis and S,ILors ar The la /.
war. or their Ia re-. are III any entitled Ia
MONEY from lhe oveiH,inant OF wl,icl, they In re-
no ki'owisls@ Wsile faiI ,stnry Of service, and
close stamp, md Il full reply .sfisr examination
xtsl br Il sca you free.
Pensisat.
All SFrmr'ss, xniDtrms and sAsi.ons yc.tr,ied
= Aptulca,. or injured In this tate war how ar
khghtiy, can Obtain peusi0tt, many no w recviv-
ing pensions rrc entitled TO an iarredxe Send
stnmP;tnd Information will La furnis!ss,i free
Claimants, whose attorneys have been sun
pended, will be gr;tI,,os,siy furnished will. f4l
information aud proper papers on application
As we charge NO f.e unless Auecs,Sful. ..amu.
Tor return pos ,ags should hs son: MS.
United States General Land ONCE,
1 Contested land Cases, Private I1.nd Claims.
Mining. Pre-cuptieil and homestead Gases pros.
scstled before tho Genoral Land Office and De.
parchment u The Interior
Old bounty Land Warrants.
We pay clsI, fnr ,cin Where assign i, u ARE
imperfect we give Instructions 70 perfect thsna.
Stmii tomfractor~ nna Others.
We act ~ attorneys for such in procuring con-
tracts, making COLLECTIONS, negotiating loans and
attending to all l0snsss confidcti 10 US lFT
Liberal arrangements made with attorneys II
all classes Of biisiness So l'S'
Address GILMORE & CO..
r o. Box H. sa ,Is,saiscton. D. @
WAsufsGTnS.tD. u, xove,aber - Io7e
tence IN the sssi,oaxiJility and dstsluy IT ID !
.aN, Patent and COLLECTION House Of GsLnonr
I Co, ofltl,s cary. nj -.
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FOR CoRoNF1i

we suppose Mr.. j. C.. Kcndrick will be re-
nominated, as we have heard no other
man spoken Of in connection with the
place. V 81 ls4l.
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Disgraceful Business.

There has been secretly circulated
through the mails without even post
marks an anonymous circular, libelous in
its character, against Daniel +. Beatty, of
Washington, Md proprietor OF the
Beatty Piano and Beatty's Celebrated
Golden Tongue Parlor Organs. ~
It il supposed to have been done by
competitors in the business, as. none 9TH,
ers would be to the trouble and expense,
eyenif they had no fear Of the punish
ment if detected ,sand the cause is attribu-
ted to the fact that Mr.. Beatty has been
making a very successful war upon high
prices in those instruments. 5i5,l.s s
We have received from Mr.. Beatty the
following open letter addressed to him
by the officials and prominent men Of his
WASHINGTON, N. J., July 5, 1877. NJ
To Daniel +. Beatty, ESQ.,:
1t haying come to cur knowledge that
falsify You and injurc your business, have
,as.sd in a CERTAIN periodical, we there
OF Justice to you to pronounce all such
communications to be entirely uncalled
for and slandcrous, and endorse you MS
being, SO far as we have ever been abe
to judge, q man Of sterling integrity and
prompt in all your business transactions
Signed, Nathan Dilts, Mayor; Alfheus
Bsbcock, G. A, Thatcher, Henry Winter
and VIM. E. Cummins, Councils; Joseph
Welt. Judge Of the Court; James A. Croft,
Vice President. and r. III. Ham, Cashier
First National Bank; Rev. ]. J. Reed,
Pastor M. e. Church acquainted but
few monlhsD j. ". Creveling, Jos. A.
Shrope and John G. Winter, Justices of
the Peace; John Gardner, Sheriff, and
Richard B. Sha1er, Deputy Sheriff of War
rem County; A. W. Creveling, General
Merchant; Philip Johnston, late Assessor,
and others. isI;t lss
certify that1 am acquainted with the
handwriting of the above, and recognize
oil of them as genuine. The gentlemen
are of our best citizens, and I fully cen
sss aSSe OSCAR JEEFERY.
Counseior-a t.Law and Notary Public.
We can hardly conceive Of more com
plcte answer to such libel than the
above letter, but Mr.: Beatty requests all
interested to address him for full reply,
and asks for information touching the par
ties circulating the libel it any can be oh
tanned, with view to their prosecution
and punishment.
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WAsuIsaTnS.. y. u, xayeraber -, 1870.
take pleasure in expressing my en- tire coua.
tence IN the ssxpos.xiJiiity and Asislity of %
az, Patent and COLLECTION House Of GILMoaH
: 60, Of ta,ls cary
GEO. II. H. WHITE
ttsssti~r .'ffhe Msfsenef Attrvsssiftsa Dn.As
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DIED.

In Union twp, June 2, jacob Wilmer,
aged probably 20 years.
June It. In Wsshington township, Of Palsy.
Cstharine. wife Of Isaac Diemsf, aged 81 yssrs,
months and 81 days.
June LIST, at ssiinssroys, Mary, wife OF the
late John ksnts, eyed 70 years. mouths snd
% days.
June ist, In West Beaver township. Barbara,
wife Of Charles xrsbs, sgsd Is yssrs snd ~
dsya
June %. in Washington township. Of pfopsy.
Benjsmin Strsub. aged II yssss'1 months and
sdays.
June eth, Of New Berlin. John stroup former
" Of snyder county, ssed 10 ysars and months
June snd, u Hartl~ton. Susan wife Of John
Hoffman, aged si ysars, II months and II days,
In MovsYtovn, NAY 9th, 1877, Elisabsth wife
o. samuel rrcxe!i, Esq, assd u years.
Mrs. Troxsi died eitsr lingering illness,
during which time she received the constant
and loving ministrstton OF her family and
friends. The deceased though smphaticslly
. voman Of the home circle, was nevertheless, ],
widely known end re:peeted for her many ami.
able and womsnly traits Of character. she WAS
. kind mother, On edeetionate wife. . desirable
nsighboP and true friend. God hes called her
to mansion in the skies aud thither directs
the thoughts OF mourning frisuds ssnd relations.
She WAS horn in Middlsbuss, Snydsr Oo. Pa,
aud has been resident Of Mevsytowa sises
1854.
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~ Linen Dresses Of all descrip-
tions or stock at 8. Weiss, selinsgrove.

WHAT TO DO WITH HATS IN CHURCH
"A gentleman who knows "all abou,
il" who "has been there" and who has
suffered with his fellow citizens on
more than one occasion, thus gives his
experience Of tho care Of hats In places
Of public worship:
"You may laugh il you please, but
really the difficulty of disposiug Of ones
hat In church, is serious one. The
extreme danger ofplacing il in the aisle
Immediately outside of the pew is uni.
versally known. The first lady that
sweeps up the aisle carries with her a
confused mass Of defenseless hats.
"The pew seat is hardly more safe.
Statistics show that out of every one
hundred hats thus situated. sixty are
sat upon by their owners, thirty-five
are sat upon by other people. and only
five escape uninjurcd. And rs to put
ting ones hat on the floor underneath
the seat, no man who follows this reck.
less course can expect anything but
disaster. If there Is small boy in the
pew he will infallibly discover that hal
and kick it To the fnrthest ond of the
pew within the first thirty minutes of
the service. H there is q lady in the
pew Q surgical operation will be requir.
cd TO remove her boot from the interi-
or Of the hat, whilo in any event the hal
is certain to- absorb every particle o
dust within radius of eight feet. Nci-
thcr under the scat nor in the aisle, car
the worried hat find rest. What, then,
can We do with IL 7"
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"A full line Of Ball Fringcs at s
Weiss. Selinsgrove.

To BE LovED.--There is nothing 40
sweet rs " be loved. except loving.
The true, pure love which is not q
thing Of the senses, but Of the soul
love that is the out-growth of good
ness what will not ono do 10 win Oh
keep such Tenderness ? What will
not one risk, or dare, or forsake for il ?
Is any journey long that has love
kiss ut tho end Of it-any duty hard
that cements the bonds between two
hearts =? To be truly loved is tho great
reward life has to Offer And any one
who has heart and does not mind
showing il. who can put aside selfish.
ness and be true TO others, can win
love. To have people temporarily in
love with you needs only beauty. To
be beloved, one must have truth, ton
derness, constancy. and responsive
ness. Be good and despite ali that ID
said of this worlds ingratitude, some
one will love you.
There Is q deep meaning In the
Apostles words-"We love Him be-
cause He first loved us = for it Is the
tendency Of love to begot love and Il
any truth could by its own proper in.
fluence originate spiritual life in Q
sinful soul, il would be tho truth, &C
often repeated in tho New Testament
that Christ suffered for our sins, the
just for the unjust, to bring us TO God
for this truth presents the highest in.
stance. the crowning manifestation oi
divine love to men.
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How a Wooden Pea Ou,.gM a Thief

How a Wooden Peg Oa,sgMa a 7Ni.t.-
A farmer in Lancaster county had a
crib full of corn, and he recently no
ticed the bulk was slowly but surely
diminishing. Believing that he was
the victim Of thieves his suspicion was
aroused towards certain colored in
dividual but for want of positive proof
he was:unable 10 put the thing" down
on his sable neighbor until he hit up.
on the following plan for his detection.
He went to his crib and selecting a
number Of ears Of corn made an equal
number of wooden pegs. On all these
pegs he wrote his name cad then
drove them into the end Of the cob.
This prepared corn was thrown into
the crib among the rest, and he waits
ed patiently for the party who had Wis.
tied him before. A few mornings thero.
after. the farmer noticed that more Of
his corn was missing. Says the Esans-
insv "The farmer whose name is John
Hart, then proceeded 10 the Office Of ia
cob Reese, Justice of the Peace, and
made complaint against VIM. Green.
| Constable David Dreamer, armed with
| . warrant for Green's arrest and one
W u0eSou Iuos pSOpvStyS vtDsS0o olA
and found him feeding his horse. He
he'd lust given him some corn, which
|he ssid was the last be had, but the
constable asked him 70 walk 70 the
houss with him and they proceeded 10
look around there. Up stairs behind q
bed, ives found abag nearly hlled with
corn, which was turned out opon the
floor. William said IL was his own
corn. and, feeling sure they could not
6nd out whore it belonged. was quite
unconcerned. NJ. Hart sxamined .
few ears and finally found one which
|he had 6xsd With he psg:. He
(ho astonished William, and that set-
tlsd n William sald no would have
|to 50 Hight u ths alabls, gear his horse
and 70 q work. The constable said
be was not through with him. end 40
|oordlngly he Was arrested. He had =
hearing helore Jsssticq Reese. who
|eosnmi(te,l Tho corndodgsr 70 priso,,
z dsssnle q bAil. e 2 sxais z ts!al y y
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A Gloon and agreeable substitute foe
Sulphur Ontments, and other greasy un-
euent used % remedies for obuoxio
skin diseases, 10 0lenn's Sulphur 6osp
which cures faf more rapidly and oom-
pletsly and does not coil the Inca. Depot.
Crittsntou's, No. z 9th, Az. N. Y. Hills
Heir 4 whisksr Dye, black % brown. so
ots.
HA-JoHN d. RAuDENBAUoH, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people Of Mid.
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
TO do all kinds Of work In his limo neat
|fy, cheaply, according 10 tho latest
style aud warranted to flt. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the U. d. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.u
"A large assortment of Hamburg
Edgings and Insortings at 8. Weiss,
Selinsgrove.
CARD.-As previously announced
We presented Q SOLID SILVER AMER.
ICAN LEVER WATCH, on the 2sth Of
April. TO our customers. and the same was
drawn By DAVID SELLER, Landlord at
Fremont, Snyder county. Our enterprise
having met with success ws will dispose Of
ANOAnGN WAACIs tuo aemo Wuy, " ue
drawn without postpousment, oa the S0th
Of June. 1877. Any person buying 30
worth Of goods. ~ our lowest prices. will
receive one ticket, on . 0l0 purchase two
tickets, larger amounts In proportion.
wEIS 4 OPPENuEIMER.
SUN Umbrellas 4 Parasols In
great variety Mt q. Weiss. Selinsgrove.
AsK. .YocassLs rHnsa Qussrioss. ARE
you . despoadsnt sufferer from sick
HesdAehe, Habitual Costiveuess. Paipita,
ton Of the Hearti Have you disiisess Of
the head 7 Is Jour Nervous System de.
prssaed Z Does your Blood circulate bad.
ly Have you . cough Low spirits
Coming up Of the food after eating 7 Ao.,
10. All Of thsss and much more S7s di-
rect results ef Dyspepsia, Liver Gem
plant and Indigestion. 0sRsx's Auausr
Flown 10 now acknowledged BY oil Drug.
gists 10 be . positive cure. a,4oo.ooo bot.
ties were given away in the U. 8. through
Druggists 10 the people % . trial. Two
doses will satisfy any person Of Its won.
derful quality 10 curing all forms Of Indi-
gestion. Sample bottles 10 sts. Rseu-
lsr size 76 OTIS. Sold positively BY oil
frst.clsss Druggists in the U. 9.
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Ho,o hs Played Crc,ss.-A boy in Cum.
berland county fastened ono end of q
rope about the horns, Of q COW, then
tied the other end around his own DO.
dy and commenced "playing circus"
Tho animal soon tired Of the sport. ran
of, dragged the boy out Of tho fold,
along lane. through the barnyard,
out again over the rough road up into
the yard, when his perilous condition
was discovered by his father and broth.
or. who headed Off tho almost craxed
cow and on turning she wrapped the
rope around tree, putting anoefactu-
al stop to her mad career. The little
follow was unloosened from the rope
and was found TO have his collar bone
fractured and shoulder dislocated and
the skin entirely scraped of ono side
OF his faco.
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Letter from Ohio.
PRLrIyrs. O.. Juna "a. Ia.

BsLLHvus, o., June "a, 1877.
Enron Posr dear Sir Five years
ago We sold out and left our native, good
old Beaver township aud wended our way
10 Ohio, leaving our friends and assooia-
tlons with many regrets. II has long been
our Intention 10 write you, but our mex
perience In communicating With Q public
journal restrained ourl pen. We were To-
Gated In York township, In the fertile and
beautiful county Of sAudusky for ono year.
All went we'll with us until July 4th when
the destroying angel visited us and within
nine days We consigned two Of our child
rem 10 their last resting place on earth
forever.
We now reside In Erie county. Hari
times are not felt now-the crops look
well-grass not 90 good on account Of dry
weethsr-potato bugs still in sbu udauce
and climb the vines without ladders.
Druggists are doinga profitable business
In Paris Green. We send greeting /: our
best wishes 10 our numerous friends sud
all The good people Of Snyder. The PosT
10 welcome visitor.
Yours 90.
JESSE MOYER.
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A friend says he stepped into mil-
Iinery shop the other day on business,
and accidently sat down on a bonnet
that some one had laid OH the chair.
lie remained there until no one was
looking in his direction, and then
quietly got up and stepped to one side.
There was lady in at the time look
ing for a bonnet shaped to suit her.
She finally found the one he had put
in shape, and it just took her fancy !;
it was just what she wanted, SO she
said,-Ex.
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CLAIMS FOR WAGES. An important
law, passed at the last session Of the
Legislature, provides for giving prior.
ity TO claims for manual labor, on all
trials Of claims for wages in the courts
of Thu Commonwealth. Heretofore
the claims of workmen, after getting
into tho court, by being placed at the
end of tho list of cases have often
been so delayed from court to court
shat the plaintiff, from inability to be
present when they have come up. has
been compelled to compromise a Just
claim to get the matter settled. This
new law gives al such claims priority
aud 80 far is real benefit to the la
boring man.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.
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MARRlED.

Juno Ind, at tho residence OF the bride, by
Rev. W. A, Haas, Mr.. B. q. Kessler, and Miss
Ssilie Jane Long, both VI Monroe township.
June 30. at tho Lutheran Parsonage. 10 Free.
burg, by Rev. JacobF. Wampole, Mr.. John y.
Boyer, Of Perry township, and Miss usroliIs
Lands, Of Washington township.
June ID, at Hartietsn, by Rev. l.. Dice, Nj.
Jacob Sny der, Of Lo~is township, Union %.
and Miss Emma Herman. OF Centre township.
June 9th, st Nov Berlin, by Rev. W. q. Nc.
Cool, Mr.. QAlen Beunor to Miss Henrietta
Hummel, both OF New Berlin Pa.
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LITTLE ObuRrEsIEs. The act Of "liv-
ing together" ploasureably is greatly
promoted by the habitual exchanges
Of the little courtesies Of this life !;
they are never unimportsnt, never un'
acceptable, are always grateful 10 the
feeling In every household. Shall
brothers and sisters be less careful oi
the feelings Of ono another than those
of Q stranger And between husband
and wife should there be a less gentle.
ness Of department, suavity Of manner
and courtesy of expression, than is ex,
tended 70 outsiders, who have no spe'
cial claims and may never be seer
again : Shame upon any member ol
any family who neglects those affec-
tionatN attentions and those suavities
Of department. towards tho members
Of the household, and even TO ths low
ct servant, which cannot fAil 70 ele'
vate the giver, and 70 draw from the
Bsoeiver those willing and spontaneous
reclprocities which make OF family -.
sociations . little heaven below. =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

WARN THEM OFF.--At this season Of
the year the patent-rigbt operator
takes the road TO annoy The farming
public by his persistent importuning
TO sell them worthless patentrights,
and NOT unfrequently swindle them
out Of large sunis Of money by induor
ing them 70 attach their signatures 10
what purports 70 be q contract but
which In reality isa negotiable note.
The best thing . farmer can do when
one Of these sharks comes round IL to
oricr him oil the premises, and then
10 see that the order Is obeycd. .--Er.