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Wit Sus % Got. brIIs9enbe i
@aibinaiou Street er iiliolss. Su.
iet CT 1GX24 2 Gtnaer belt, imnfi
% sobt lnbrsttet. goo &ieloer. %af.
Fer 8sligscnbeo % imuf ubii9t
Somten er 67Xl30 SOB. Beiin9sl.
fer fan e~riarss peo al bsnpsnbe lia
iii unbsrteenene. Der irnnes luten i
Sulst eller / "She SecOnb Slno
Store", Miter Sirett.
%. 3W 81 u ScuIs.
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Iplfct nil bape Sesis. Ter fnl

Jplfct pil bare Scpis. Ter iinpes
insen Msoeein lcreitrepen AZ 0cticrer elsr
icist al gpctbefere, icm bar bart ilaelnt
&ele mse zig eler tcmmet / idapdnt 3ip.
icm Or. 8pfebees @ermdn Strup
for TART &cite % Scrtjslells / Yrpitt
Earring. susr al dnosn SpIpcm | Sdlisn NJ
Sunaerne. Oenns Mfotein sr nclia tlepen
impcrierst ira ipciilanc. 20 eens mertr9rs
eise giriuins bar i%prbauist Gnbrsr. Der
bar brust ben. Gre Yorticner oil linere.
Hcriss ben! Iris rs Gents pr. Tiilfe.
Salses hrs Z. @. WcnDcmsrp & 6cmp.
euer krs Il. I. &eiisr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

hit at Dince sSntet at
tabe. - 0ette er lonbt meo Sen.
Jpn til Srusen az Biriey's Death to Pain
en- Preparation, Der oper9aar allie
Smertefillere nu / Yrus. Oct nil fu'
rere &beumatisme, Weural9ia, Sopeo'
pine, Sancpine, Serfupniu5sr, Saar,
graneiaar, Siarrbcea, 0pienterp, ac.
lsra Wcrbus, 8clif, bes Self cs SreS)
% bpis cenne @eeicin life turerer, oil
Bensene blips tilbasebetal.e pep at til,
basebrinee ben famine SLATE. Spiat
life mee at BRUCE benne @eeicin; ben
fcifer Sntet, bpis ben life furerer. Sn.
flamation 90 Smerter nil aloeles opbsre
pee Srussn at ben. Spsrs bin @pctbe'
Ter efter eenne Reeiein, ~ bpis ban life
bar ben, laa LAB bam 'eube for ben, en-
ten til en- 8nsrcs gambler eller til Sic.
rem, =. Sirbp, SWatcnna, Winnelpta
Salses for % @ts., 80 @ts. % 81 90
pr. Slaite. Al
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

@sosr susnss Pnit:r at bsfisnct.
siere at ban bar iunbst ct Yar
Banter % en- Sanite. Snssn Sin.
berIen iorlauses naur be rstte gisrs
inrnnoe iia.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Ncnac tilaanS.
GUNNER

paa $1,000 % mere, paa 3-5 alag mce 9
ret. aarlis. 8entsn bstalss bllpaarlis.
8cmmisicnsSsbor lipet. Scm Sittsrbsp
icrcrss fsriie Pripritet I ~SarminsIanp. Wan
bfnptnrer is iii 9 cunts aupitprtns
Sffiee, Teccrab, SCrl.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
u. u 2lifen CT @aent for Tn,

u. u Witch CT N9ent Tor The
new Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. Net NoaI. SO. s. Sen
ppergaar ale andre Raitiner. Sneeu
Sipttel, icm ital itraots eler fem ptl
lIises ue. Oct CT BEN Waifine, Der ars
beieer burtisf cs bcIber lansif ub.
Is Z. x. Yraaten, Salasmaub.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

e'nifs s~iieratnr ct Iisncnoe 9iIirIo,
boor en- lln9 &oinos / rsliaies So.
nailsms REQ line Gine no meo lin,
Din8re, ioet bun tnrIsnos opI.us,,
Bonner Ill SUB.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Snrra for Spwa,
0rn bc0ite Stab / ycitcu! Sea

ofH Dco1te SfaD VtltfII! veg bar
ucmsrtet creprfst BARNS fcr Sals | sBins
nebasc &c.. Soma. - tiaig 1ris ~ lans
Senianc. SSiaa en- lang giite paa ucrs
errfe, Sanp for Sals raa De sunltisits Bills
taar.
@ele. 8pss. 9cSns ~ aneen Slass
Gienecm tases snten pelpis eler icm iulp
Detailing Tor sanc. sftsr psn p~irttliss 9Rrei.
6nlp SplpsninS sipes uneer aereSie:
Screit Gin Sint. @innt6asc So. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Stn9'oreninsen ~suIen's" 6or.
rstnlEssmcos iiofte Nanoaa Gftsu
par lGroeIes eobt bsiest. Gn Sr.
Berg ira Wsunsapolis bapoe mslpi
lls til at mootose Snitruitionspo.
item % BET bIsp bsiluttet at engage:
re bam. Der iaa no til at bsrlfe
'nbf giu inosn Soreninssu Den vi.
ten, % BET er at baabs, at Den
eamle Oehsbeo alosles foripinbsr.
Yaa 6%Orsuinssns 8ssns rnife ri,
at Den nps Snitrutter sr Iisslaa
epstis i tit Gag iom ben forrise
SGrsr, Sr. emil Berg. Der tos lin
aifteo for ct Ynr Waoueosr hoeu.
Gn puoia Opn sipsr 8areIlet
ct bpsgeIist llolseuos. % psrsftsr
fan osiaa Susmobsrsn i be nelte
8ilfeloe beoemmes. Wanse piloe
plifnot baoe fine Spne sIinoisnns,
buis bet life par forbunoet meo for.
ms8st 8siu9r at pubic benz paa
ben gamIe Maahe. Tso at BRUCE
The Patent Wood Box Stove Pol
ish Paste sr Senhstsn opnaast'
Spnen oil blipe blanf. ubsn ben
mineiie 9ust cue. Step % man
bsbepsr life at ipnrte Iine Senosr.
&c &pertislemsntet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Snem sr glor. ga Neil,nbs
Der par fcmmsn / lIulis SamiaIe
mso Sfposmanolfabct, tom tillrI.
oispis I'll at iperse On: "puem ,r
elbf al Dia % Din Bar % eir,r
en- neie Operusielie lpartr ben I'll
ipnr9is - luft life Tom Den. Der or
infer / i'm Sag: "3au-lau. ban
Gar Ct nof 9lore - ION bon
&c Glere ban Gar, irur e." % en-.
celig mso noget iifIere Stemm,
San - ban erea iaa. ban Sar.
I'm inobiIot suoirpatia 8ob.
beilaesr. Der pso lin Yroiesion
bapoe ubuerpet fig en- Amelia SScr.
mnt. fanot snsan9 ior9oet al NAL,
Ct Sfilot oper I'm Der mso FABIAN
5nlfrIpilon "Sertens 8elfanslk
sler Suiei risi". Gu Speasiuol
Der laa bette. latte n~soeuunbu
"Spcrprsten pna &Obbsrst ajer Ga
Iiol". Sa miuIo oper eenne Spot
loo 8obbnl ssrsn after ltrlue "Sr
Ou Grli9. laa b,il,no 0ip," men
1uortll bin blot iolrsOs: 4Bll On
bIior idlia. iaa Omptno Gis."
"Su aiu,r bins arcdturu ion
meaet Gait" Iagbe en- Sasirus I'll
Msiftmnuoen. '9porIsoes fan 3,
ploe oet?' so, be oriiier 10 aa
nugget 8ano." lparsoe bun. Mdie.
maHeen OF uosr al lpars.
Gn Smmp al en ylglalt obsr en-
Spp 8lnoliibtllQ par ban.
tbI ban UGas,os. mtosns andre lon.
% bDae man lapntoe Doe andre.
eu ianot man Doe BAN
Gn 5iasT bapOc inlet ia or
uoenior On Auteoer / 9aab ON ou
at laa rigtlls, NImisisr. Den icr.
lie. ION tom. gap en- pdlpfiliua.
otn anotn lnGsutlna. ben ircoIt lajtu
en- 9aIpltlliua. SIssum ipuits
osti, par nosst Iiba % mamlset
"Se Der gaar BE-. ire Tor en- Gil.
ling ire Tor en- Siilius!'
(teen alcr uuosrper'cr, iago,
en- Glogs 5omiru, bun blsp cnotllQ
gii slisr irttisn Mare Sireo mto
en- Ytberlucuo.
Com Mmntife tuer ION Our
'Nu mine Scrrc." iaso, 0ietcm
Sberiean. oa 9amun, bapot iorlaoi
Soroei, Alao os ioriiaa butranote
ltal pl orlfts iom M~tnne,u sltr
ION Orr" Com Renndfcr ma.
tnrll8pla." lOarsoe IN at @iriiernc
llot iOrnGrmst. "8oof. oa faar Of
os en- liotu pan Rus" al,ntos 8Gr.
ten. "Ibl OprsHs Nrtiisr aIorig mere
eno buio e btbepu.
StaI 81 ba's QGl ioa9, VA.
Dam? lasoe Rls cn Gag. ban iom
mo / slett'ne! III MADAM 9et /
Slnodloro. 5a. bpao iolier Sut.
lt od? & Gliding 81
SisL!lnsl men fare psnt fan ect
urTe gooe sgg BET oa? - Waoam
Seitl Tan 81 psHis az iaa so't asa
lor II Slellns uaa pa?
en ,5pr bapo, al @anpare llad
lta en- BatItruos % toa ocrfor til
Stns epcpsr @doen. &lsbmanom
latte lmlolcrtiN siter BAN % raablc
9el, Oil Stop BAN olp. Sursu
forl'alit tmiolsrtio 5arten. men ltrts
illbage: Reg itaI bars biem ciirr
Yen9sus, hoorpaa alebmanrm be.
rOliQei pennte tilhlne
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Saararbeicc!

GliSa spIer uefsrer Saararbeibe, iaa.
Icm "Spit6es" ubrfjaeer civ. gcpal
1 Dor isf fra @inneibeit Scuie, / Sten.
bpaninaen, ppenpaa.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
2lae @inIous SpmaIfiner

iSlses al cs. brides | scp Stano fer 5
@ar. ~ ale 8epdratientr unfsr.s gratis.
aus Slass Somafiner al aneet Sabrii
repareres " Sisres npe. @lt arbeips sa'
rantsres. 8etalins meherat.
Sbos. Gtftrt,
Serinss Wllhine Broom.
Melt @atsr Street, Tsecrab Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Slot at &uert.
NrnattrGcr mao beiii1rrs. ma

Srngttr0cr mao beiijGres, nunr
SOiisrns butler. oIflaa ON @inisrsu
sller tiolis ON 8adrsn men ltfc
mao man inoe Tor mceet al Dem /;
oct lial u9Is 9OUeoopeapm at bort.
tase 8rsne. Der ltio lpsicn for an.
Ore. os Of ltons Greet en- plsituot
5orm. De %aiIt Sieesr ital be.
lmeres meo en- bsb 8Innoin9 al
Siere % inuit Wurlteu slsr I'm
Sano en- Splpsnius Of Sitlat i
Alfobol. paoimurt iaa ip't ION mn.
il9i. anitss al Nan9t iom oct Sso
lie. Smaafno. Der fommer irtm.
buor man life oil baus Dem. fun al.
flores naarlombclit.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Yasia9ersSiuettcr irIese fcr
aoHtant elIer paa SrHitaHS biuisere paa
6orit National SaHi eno ncset aneet
Steb / Ieccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
DEBORAH MUSICAL ACADEMY

"a "A <hihtb. Il llIilDdl.
Miss l. ID. Blakeney Assistant and
Teacher of Music.
aneen SermiH al bette gtanemi 1utter
Gen Bite gldrts. Den treble Ssrmin be-
anneer zen 9ee Iprtl a peprarer 10 ll9er.
Zen Sniertsle. hpcrmeo eetie geleemi bar
pGret cmlatiet / ZEN forte Sip rtt bar p9s
ret | Grilidnte. tr Scr0en Ter. al bette nil
hire en- ltadennt Snitituticn Tor Ceccrab.
6lepsr ira et ipoliae Winneicta u emilia.
genre Gcuntier fcmmsr bib Ter at erale
Trreel al renne uemGrtecs W,lts Sfcls.
Price OF Tuition.
Private Lessons $1,000 per Term.
Glass Lessons $1,000 per Term.
6lper fan beJpnce I'll boilfsnicmbelt 5ie
~ Retailer tms for Zen Gin ne npoer llrs
eerpieniHl. %. la.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

IL DEBORAH Radical" eriorer nj
al Ytosr .. SfiGsssruo sr polsi
til ShsrriH / Stepsns So. @iun.
Weber alcmte of forirue cs bette pa
N6it por inee paa SHicet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

6n rinf, ifacis CO brap Gut til at
atbeiee paa en- Karin. Ran b~enpeueer
ti9 I'll y. Anunelen.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
"Wammel 2i1rIiahcn ruffrr iffe q

"Gammel aidrIisbeo rnitrr itic."
bebosr Oct bette Orb lpnes at lioo.
Iaits iis paa en- mrrfslia Waabs
lost en- Mano | YOlsoam, lom TO
@anse bar u9ret I%OuiOrmeIia itilt
ira I'm Rome. after for treble Sam
bar beiticsIisbcIot III BrpQup m,p
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

6c~rrstninsen pil fprtiRttes paa iam'
NE Stee lem for uneer 6irma ". 4.
6ibicn = Con, lcm bar til Sneoris
pelie allie @ialcsbepiler cs @ialesfcr'
plisteIier til bet samls 6irma, CO maa
alt laaeant p9rs creust ineen lfts April
1877.
R. ". @fbiru & Sc
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
". <. Gibirn S Gun.

". 4. Gibicn s Con,
% be nil fcrtiGtts ". q. @. & Sp.s
tielissrs SanSel paa lamme >tso lpm
Tor.
vi sribsr %Anlseninssn I'll at tatte for
ben Sssnins, man peeee Get samle sir
ma cs beerr inclanhia ON, at pere
9amle Suneer mad fcrtlGtte lem for.
9nbper icm bar Sneiisb at sisre, maa
ares9e IS ct Seis5.
Cay vi vi iubefaa pore Suneer for,
at be ital blipe I %lfrees.
Bsay~ Aue Barter ialses til Nuteens
lapefe Iriler fer Scntant sner
fer bple Der CT liselaa geot iem
Sontant.
Seeerab, cen 24e 6ebruar 1S77.
U. Z. @ibicn & Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Wpe 2lpertisicmenter.
SuifeS!

6n eler to unse seits. Ietbossses o. fiits
feoe fer LEI 8ieriel / Sptie msp ct Srsel
euer Yilnc. u. u. Aifcn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

81 8laubspunft / Oscorab Sin.
teriorneisIisr bar ben SiIiteInine,
iom De iorstosiomms Gisre al Sfci.
isparten isaor Mites baube arrnu.
ssret. % iOm belc9tes al mere emo
TO $unbrspe 8amls % unsc. Der
par Ilt. bpnb man eIlsrs npnsr Der,
GOD IS. prGsti9 Splpsnins. bebass.
lis unosrbolonin9. BARN Safe NJ.
m. % oertil fOmmsr osIaa, soo
9orn.Wuhf. Set bar Den npe,
norife Mniitiorsuins, iom prcittrepe
ben. % Oct sr al sunlte Sisrts, at
ri tatfsr Meolemmerne for Den Glib
De maa bape epet. % ben Snterssic,
be maa sis for Snseu, ilosn be /
ct iaa fort 5iosrum bar braat Bet
til at fuune unberboIoe ut YubIi.
FUN iaaIsoes, iom be hoits Niten
9loroe. Solo frem, Tom 8 ii9pner,
% . oil nhu frem til Waalet, at
iaa ct pirtclist soot norlt Wuff.
4orps.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

STARTS Muaneo bespnbte mso
Sne % &uloe, Der iorostmsite bar
pebparst belle Sibsn. @i bar M
soot Slebeere, bpOrni 6armsrns
pso at bsnptte ii9.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
THE
DEBORAH Radical

er ben biiIisite amerifauifs gpis @iu.
nslbeii so. Bris si.O0fcr @arsausen.
@cnt glae at apertere l.. Sec. %.
Naisiet. 8eoafisr ca 6ier.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
MfmiIf

Wanse icriiieaiae Sllls Snltrumsnter
til uelen enbrer Vris CT itleis a~rertcrsi I
ns feriileQi1e @piicr a / 6ircularer. men
mango az etsis Snltrumtnter er unen Barb.
Zen lem rnfter ct aept S%nltrument, tsr
tjete al sctals a9enter. od eisle /
NiminreIilbee fan sips goo @aranti ~
biili9erf Yrifsr.
Oct t~ttjeneie "6 tn Sraan@ " IL
Gcn & Namlin" ~ andre Crater.
ldmt "8nate'. Bauer, Ballet
& Davis" ~ andre Slaas isrlts allsits
Ntancer. icllie Al u. u. Aifen De.
tprab. Scwd fan fjebes III ee bilislts
gri(tr ~ 0l re recite @etin0slier.
:. 81. Sraaten, Sub-Agent %
Salgsmono.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Cplnif ~&pmpaauiitab.

Bet Spmpasniifab, ipm bie'
til bar betaaet uneer Rapn at ". Il.
6ibicn = 60, CT ieas otter elenfcis
Opsrsnstrmft eplsit, ieet 5ateb Sber.
boiler uotr@oer.
Seeorab, Sem, ben 2ipe 6ebr. 1877.
q. Z. @tbien.
Safcb S~bsrbcller.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Juneet.

6unbet.-6n n9iien M Salmcbcs,
bopri itaar Rapne! Sbscline zpeueieu.
funeet CO fan faces tilbd5s mcb
at betale bette Advertisements s%citence.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Ncn9r tillaans. = Seq ct MI
iiane til AZ uelaane Hsnse I GUNNER fra
$1,000 ~ cpcrer rda Farmeisnecm | bet
ncrrritliae Soma; gaanet sr paa 8 aar
MOI 8 p6t. 3enterns tetllbare bert Galps
aar. Smfcinin5er rimslise, ~ Penssns
nil fuune ilaes mtset mart.
X. U. S|ultpn. Teecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Bay Yaarterm men pee Oeecrab Sn.
lfitut beapneer cen 16ee april. 81 4
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Stpt Jirma.

". +. Gibicn % Sarcic @ibicn
bar icas inesaaet mee bperanbre / Scm
pasuiifdb uncer 6itma
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

= en- Clmes Ar6eiespRrelie sr en- Spmas
Zine ria nm Flies. I bennes Saaliss els
Ter Stlosiue CT Wlcs ior ct 9ianc eatr
Srgel. San srbclees brs
u. u. 4ifcn.
-. Ia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21
Sad End Of an Inventor.

Don J. Mozart, the unfortunate watch
inventor, died at the county Poor
House in Ann Arbor, Mich, recently
He was once a well-to-do jeweler IN that
city, and succeeded in inventing watch
which had such superior qualities that a
stock company with large capital was
formed for its manufacture. Everything
was in readiness for work, when, taking
his model apart for some slight improve
ment, he seems to have been so over
come with his success that his mind was
weakened, and he found himself unable
to put the wheels together again. Soon
after he became hopelessly crazy. His
small fortune was lost, and his family
left with nothing but home. He was
placed under the care of physician at
the Kalamazoo Insane Asylum, but could
not be cured. The Masonic fraternity
have since provided for him in connec-
ton with the county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21
Too Much Land.


MANY a farmer is ruined by his greed
joining, him, and his poverty is the re-
suit of his not possessing the quaint
wisdom of the man who was trying to
hoe some corn on fearfully stony
patch, when one riding by remarked
that he should think man must be
very poor with such land as that ooh,
sir" replied the farmer, {" am not so
poor as you think am; | don't own all
this land" Many farmer is actually
fpoor-or always in straitened circum.
stances, which is quite as bad-because
of his mania for land. A farm is not
regarded by such as sufficiently large un-
less il contains two or three hundred
acres of land. But there are very few
farmers with sufficient capital to own
and work to advantage such farm.
A business man is only wise to meas,
ure the size of his business by the
amount of his capital. Occasionally
you see a man trying desperately to
swing business which should have a
capital of fifty thousand dollars on a
capital of one-ffth that amount; the
consequence is, he is always hard up
a wretched pay-master, a victim to loan
spongers, and in the end not worth
dollar. So of farming, A farm which
requires, for its proper management, at
least twenty thousand dollars capital is
run on quarter of that amount. Mort
cages exhaust soil faster than crops.
Much of the land is neglected Build.
ings get out of repair Marketing is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21
Alfalfa for Hay.

Formerly there was very strong
prejudice against alfalfa for hay, es-
pecially for horses. 1t was considered
good enough for cattle, but too coarse
for horses. The principal reason for
this prejudice was found in the fact that
we did not know in the first place how
to SOW alfalfa, and in the next place
when to cut it and how to use it. Years
of experience have taught our farmers
what there is in both these points; and
now alfalfa is the best hay produced in
California, if not the best produced in
any other country. Alfalfa seed wants
to be sown thick-at least twenty-five
pounds to the acre. If sown this thick
and good stand is obtained, the clover
grows fine, the stems being tender and
juicy, instead of coarse and woody. But
even then it must be cut early, or before
the seed begins to form. The best time
to cut alfalfa for hay is before the
blossom is in full development. This is
not all. If cut thus early, and then not
properly cured, the hay is greatly in
jured, if not ruined. 1t must not be
dried in the sun, but as soon as wilted
should be raked into the windrow and
put into small ricks or heaps, to be dried
principally by the air and without direct
exposure to the sun. Those who are
going to SOW alfalfa this spring will bear
in mind that, one acre thick on the
ground will be worth more than two
acres standing sparsely on the ground.
If you have but small amount of Seed
better SOW that on a part of your land
and wait till another year to SOW the
balance When once it is seeded it is
almost impossible to thicken the stand
by sowing new seed with the old clover,
from the fact that at any time the new
seed would grow that already on the
ground would so shade it that it will not
germinate. The sowing must be done
we'll at first. Sow thick, and then cut
and cure as suggested, and you will have
the best of hay for cattle or horses, or
any hay-eating animals.-SGrs francisco
Bulletin. .t ga e-,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

not properly attended to. Produce has
to be sold at forced prices, and lean
ness is marked on everything except the
circumference of the farm.
But too much land is loss from the
inability to work it, We can bring out
the point by citing the experience of
two farmers we know well. One has a
farm of hundred and fifty acres of
land, pasturage of sixty acres, wood
land OF thirty acres, moving and tilling of
nifty acres, with some ten acres running
to waste. His stock consists of one
yoke of oxen, five mich COWS, seven
head of cattle, one horse and a hundred
sheep. This farmer mows over some
forty acres of land to cut thirty to forty
tons of hay; cultivates ten acres divided
up for planting and sowing crops. He
is always short of pasturage, buys hay
every spring, and has but little to sell
of the farm. Too much land is that
farmers poverty
The other man, living in the same
town, owning land of the same character,
has a farm of seventy-fve acres His
stock in the number of cattle is
the same, with the exception of few
less sheep. He mows over only fifteen
acres; cuts thirty tons in the first crop,
and about ten of the second. He has
produce to sell, his stock looks sleek,
and always brings the best price. Old
hay has not been strange to the barn
for years. The farm is carried on with
less help, and everything shows thrift.
Now, as both are Woodworking, good
calculating farmers, we are satisfied the
difference in their circumstances is that
one has has too much land to work
over, fence, take care of, and pay taxes
on. Over the doors of many pow
erty-stricken farmers should be written:
Too much and-Scotti8h american
Journal.
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~ yours,
|. A. DRAKE.
SuperktitfOn.

A panacea, or "cure-all," is one of the
myths of the age of superstition. DIR. X. V.
Pierce does not recommend any one of even
his whole list of standard remedies as ade-
quate to cure every disease For severe lin
gering coughs, bronchial, throat, and chronic
lung diseases, he believes his Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is unsurpassed, but it will not
cure you if your lungs are half wasted by
consumption. The Discovery not only eX-
ercises potent influence over pulmonary
affections, by reason of its pectoral proper
ties, but possesses also the most valuable al
terative, or blood cleansing properties, and is
therefore sovereign remedy in blood and
skin affections. But while it will cure scrof-
ulous and other ulcers or sores, blotches,
pimples, and eruptions, it will not cure can
Ger, nor does its manufacturer claim any
such merit for it as is done by proprie Ors of
other hlood-cleansing medicines, who dis
honestly try to deceive the afflicted into the
belief that their preparations will accom-
plsh impOssibilities. By reason of its real
intrinsic merit it has a sale surprising that
of any other blood and cough medicine.
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A Story Gen. Sherman Didn't Tell.

THE memoirs of Gen. Sherman" is a
very fascinating book, especially the
large portion devoted to his march from
Atlanta to the sea, and we admire the
frankness of the soldier in dealing with
others, as well as his skill and bravery
in accomplishing his grand task. But
the General omits an anecdote anent his
taking Savannah, which should be true,
as related to the writer, for it is so in
trinsically likely to have happened that
its authenticity cannot be gainsaid with
out the Generals own denial. ''
After the taking of Fort Macalister,
and the evacuation of the place by
Hardee, Gen. Sherman entered the city,
and among his bummers" was we'll
known Boston reporter, who had gone
through the march with him, taking
notes and contriving to steal enough
poultry and other things for his support.
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The Rev James Freeman Clarke, the
distinguished Unitarian clergyman of
Boston, said, in sermon preached last
month; "There is no reason why any of
US should oppose Mr.. Moody and his
methods unless we show a better way.
Let US be glad, as Paul was glad, that at
any rate Christ is preached. If men can
be brought to God and Christ, if Chris
tians are united in common work to
save souls, if they really go to seek
those who are perishing in our midst for
want of friendly aid, this will be the re-
vival we need and we must not oppose
il y
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BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS. There
is no subject which should more engross at.
tention than the purity of the preparations
which are used in favoring the various com
pounds prepared for the human stomach
BURNETT's EXTRACTS are prepared from
fruits of the best quality, and are highly
concentrated. The " Fifth Avenue" ICON.
tinental," "Grand Pacific" and other lead
ing Hotels use and indorsc BURNETT's En-
TRACTS.
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W1LHoFT's ANTI. PERIODIC OR FEVER AND

WILHoFT's ANTI PERIODIC OR FEVER AND
AGUE ToNIC!-Wilhoft's Tonic has estab-
hshed itself as the real infallible Chill cure.
1t is universally admitted to be the only re-
liable and harmless Chill medicine now in use.
Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of GER
tifcates of the very bestpeople from all parts
of the country. 1t cures malarious diseases
of every type, from the shaking agues of the
lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the
torrid zone. Try it! 1t has never been known
to fail; e. r. FINLAY d Co., Proprietors,
New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

MEDICAL SUCCESS, in which every poor,
suffering man, woman and child throughout
the land is deeply interes ed-CoLLINs VOL
TAIc PLAsTERs. They are without price, al
most, since they cost but p cents They cure
every external Pain and Ache.