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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

The stud type ranter. who edits
the Jackson Herald, is still tearing his
hair over the defeat Of Tildsn. lie is a
sad case Pomeroy Telegraph.
1t is not so much the defeat Of Tilden
that worries our brother, as the sorrowful
plight of his rooster. He took great
pride in that bird, and refused to loan
him to us when Hayes had been counted
in. And now here is all that remains
of said rooster:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

DR.. johnson A. White made US a
friendly call on Monday. He has gradu-
ated at the Ohio Medical College. of Gin
cinnaii, having attended last winter and
the present winter. He has not yet de-
cided yet where he will locate. DR.. John
son is close student. and he will sue
ceed in his profession.
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tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate Of One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses viii be kept as cheap a. at any other
place I'm town.
Livery on reasonable terms
A large number Of second hand buEgies and
expresses for sale.
/ viii be at home on saturday, Feb. 10, ISL,
and every three weeks thereafter.
febs.tf 1T. MoNAHAS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

The Republican voters of Liberty town
ship will meet at the usual place of hold
ing elections in said township, on the
Goth day OF this month, at o'clock P NJ.
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the several township officers
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Harvey Wells has changed the loca-
tion of his new furnace, and will erect it
on the Austin farm, a mile or less east of
Wellston. 1t will be called Eliza, and
he thinks he will get it in blast by June
or July.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Mrs. Dr. Forsythe, of indianapolis,
graduate of the Michigan University, has
been appointed resident physician of the
Woman's Hospital at Detroit One by
one Susan B. realizes her fond hopes.
Mrs. Forsythe is a native of Scioto coun-
ty, and is sisterin-law Of Mrs Crandall
and Mrs. Murfn of this place.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Oliver 5. Miller was quite sick for a
few days last week, but this did not in
terfere with the business at his store
His clerks and statesmen continued right
along with the business We are pleased
to see that Mr.. Miller is again able to be
at the store, and is aiding and assisting
and taking general supervision of the
business.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott gave readings and
recitations at the NJ E. Church on Mon
day and Tuesday nights of this week
We attended on Monday night The at
tendance was not large. Part of the per-
formance was interesting.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

The iron on the Narrow Gauge railroad
is now laid some ten miles from Jackson,
and will reach Beavertown, Pike county,
this week
During the past week over ten thou
sand dollars has been paid on stock at
this place, and others are making ar
rangements to pay as soon as possible
This is indeed encouraging, as the only
hindrance to the early completion of the
road is the want Of funds to pay the men
who do the work. Let the subscribers
make extra effort to aid in the work.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Death is often caused by severe
Cough or Cold. DR. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup should always be taken in timo,
for it never fails to cure the worst cases
Of Coughs or Colds almost instantly.
Price 25 cents.
For sale by all druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22
NOTICE.

- ~
To the oaaiinsd ystsrs sf Lisk Township.
jackson County. Ohio.
The following Il q corrccf abstract Of ths srv.
srai Road Districts of Lick Townahip, revised
ny the Trustees. July ~. lras
ituad district number I. composed o. sections
numhrr 1. Z. ~ and ~
Road dlsifigt number :. composed of sections
Rosd district number 4. eomPosed of sections
ummhar IS. q aud
ilasd distfiei narnber Z. oompo.sd of sections
aud al ~ ~ ~
Tasd district numh.r s. eompo-sd OF lot.
y ana north bali ef y. y. y ana =. y 4 n
Road district uumilrr q composed of lots
aumbsl - 70 ~ y a a. IS e, y, "a y, p,
Il - - =, a, a. ~, a. -. q, =. g and "a,
Raad district nunbsr :. eompa.sd Of ias.
aumbcr = and o., and sections humbsr = and
Road district number a oompoaed of lots
numbsr ~ ~ % 81 81, G e, t, q. q e. e. "a,
81 ss, and north part % iof ~
Road district nmmhcr q composed % lots
number y and -. ana sections . aud y. and
Road district number 10, eompoa-d of lots
number -. ei, =, -, iie. ~, -, tip snd 10,
And sectlgn - and the weat half and south east
Road district number n. oompos.d Of lots
n,umes! 81 Is, - y, =. =, iio, ill. M. ma nt.
number ioo ioi. ias idi. iei os los. id5. 10. 10
ilosd district namhor u. oompo.ed of lots
numh.r -, - d. 3, -, =, q, ", = and the
north hall Of ~.
In voting for Eupcfvisors voisrs viii pisa.s
put the Nuuibt 2 Of their District on their tsrk-
TRUSTEES.
ions Non, clerk Lick.TP- Leo
mnfliiA
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

A child OF Thomas Davis was burned
to death last week. Its clothes took
Ere, while the mother was out Of the
house. Mr. Davis lives on tho Orange
Furnace grounds.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

J. r. Hunter, county treasurer, went
fishing few days ago. 1t happened in
this wiso. He accidentally dropped his
watch into the vault OF the - one of
the public buildings near the Court
House. The vault is some twenty five
feet deep. He lowered a candle, and
could see the watch lying on its back
with the case sprung open. He tied some
fish hooks to line and lowered them,
and caught one in the rim of the open
case, and hauled it up
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

The Republican voters Of Franklin
township will meet at the Town House
at o'clock P. NJ on Friday, March 80.
1877. for the purpose of putting in nomi-
nation ticket for the April election.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

We are glad 10 hear that DR.. Marshalrs
Lung Syrup gives such general satisfac-
tion; our druggists say it sells better
than any other preparation for Coughs,
Colds, etc. The price is 25 cents. large
size so cents
For sale by all druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Never give up the ship. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you as it has done
others. 1t costs little, and can never
harm. Price, rs cents.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22
A Certain Headache Cure.

II you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia.
90 to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack Of Dr.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or j. r. Heisley a Co. Sa-
lem, n. j., will mail them postpaid. A
single powder actually cures the most
cases in ten minutes. II is
purely vegetable. entirely harmless. a
physicians discovery and we guarantee
it to do all we claim. You can get the
so cent packs or the 10 cent trial size at
W. F. Hale's, in Jackson. and at all 9th.
er frstclass druggists everywhere. Con
vince yourself jan25-ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22
ERRORSsYOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects Of youthful indiscreton viii.
for the sake OF suffering humanity, send free to
all who need Il. the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit oy the adj
vcrtiser's experience can do so by addressing
I'm perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
A. Cedar street, New York.
dcc2s-Gm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

AAAA ACan't be made by every aResit even
UUUumouth in the busiuess We furnish
Delelel but those willing 90 work can easily
earn dorm dollars a dny ttahI
~ their own localities. Have no ruum 10 -
plain here. Business pleasant aud honorabls.
Women, aud boys and girls DO us well az men
We viii furnish you n complete Outnt free. THs
fusinfss. pays better than anything else. We
VIII Dear cNpcuse uf starting you Particular
trec. Writc and see. Farmers aud mechanics.
fheir sorT aud dnuEhtgrs, and all CLASSES Be-
need 81 pay lug work ~ home, should write O.
10 aud lcHrn all about the work mt once. Nov
- the time. Don't delay. Address TRUE a
20, Augusta, Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc, will send a rccipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. send selfaddresscd en-
velope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, sta
tion ID, Bible House, New York City.
ortfQsgun
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Nh We viii start you in a business yuu
wv can make 80 week without capt
M0MEN Wal; cusy and respectable fof either
WONL SCI. ~. A. Young, .Gl Bowcay, ny
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PROGRAMME

OF the Grand Entertainment to be given Dy
the jackson County Literary Association'
at jackson, Ohio, July <th, 1877.
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DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.
Probate Notices.
nHE AccouNrs or

THE ACCOUNTS OF
.. l.. Ramsey. guardian OF N. Marshall:
a. -cutt. guardian uf C. q. Has this minor.
=. A. Sell. administrator. sfr.. b. n Mitchell
j. q. Nundcyort, administrator of Eliza Ian
drum.
Robert &. Lucns. guardian ~ 81. ~ Lucas:
Jacob a. sell, guardian 81 Mary Nhlrid;
Have been fiUd Ia the Probate Court OF Jack
anu county. Ohio. Tor astt Element. and the aan
tre - Tor examination and hearing on the al-
lHy Of March, a. -. is77. al l0 o'clock A N
pf said day.
JOHN J. c. EVANS, Probate Judge.
mari5-gt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

SEND &c. 90 q. 4. ROWEI.L a Co. New
NOlork, fur Pamphisf % iU0 pages, containing
lists o. aoo newspapers, and estimates showtus
cost uf advertising. dCrTtnui
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

The undersigned has bern appointed admin
tdrstnf of thr estate ~ William y. Morgan. late
JOHN y. JONES.
March Is, isss-sw
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A pMIslsTHAToH's sALM on REAL
IA tetAIE=lu purNuanre % order
Efanted ~ the Probate Court % Iarkaon couns
~, ohio, viii ofef foF sale az pahiic auctIon
On saturday the Aiat day uf MMFch. tNF1. al 4
gelocs Y; NJ, upon the prsmisua. tbs following
ssetfiued rgal state situate in ths couutY ~
gacksun and STATE ~ Ohio. to-witt All the
Me.t helf ~ the north-easf quarter o. nsrtlon
nnmnrr twentysfour t2al. township numb~f
uNs lals o. range nuuper ninetnsn 90. snurpt-
lng "a arrrs ~ the uorth-raat corner 81 sid
esst half % the northeast quaftef. deednd 20
aulina tfautrnes con staining after said creep
Ton ~ acfra more of less also 81 uf TIE n0uth
east quarter % the northeast quartrr % serfinn
numhsr twenty.threa fz1l. township uumbef
nNe o. and fauEa number ninetern u.s., On.
espt ten 40 acres IN the northwest corner
thereof. dcsded 70 1uiiua Crahtrus rnntafnina
sltsf Md snceptun "a acrea more o. icas- The
hfei asectine.i tract appraisal at 80 The $50
ond aeaclibcd. tract appraised at SEA All 20 10
saAa Tee ffutn the dover estate OF Eilnm Cmnfmr
ne widow vt John Ganfer. deceaaed. tharuin.
Terms of aaie-oue-thifd cash IN hand. one
Third pa ain months and ono-thlrd ln twelve
months from The day % sale. with tnteFrmL
1911 @nsIeft.1 payments % BE- secured ~ moftgags
upon TIE prsmiaes nold.
HARRInoS cANTER.
Administratur of John Cantrf. dcouaard.
IameA Tfipps Attorney.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22

Bids will be received for the redemp-
tion Of shares next Saturday night
HoNE B. a l. A.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-22
Mrs. Stanton's Lecture.
About the first of February, l received
by mail the following:

About the first of February, | received
by mail the following:
"SLAYToN's LYcEUM BUREAU,
1922 LA SALE ST., CHICAGO,
January 80, 1877 J
MRS. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will pass
your place in March, and can deliver one
Of her great lectures, entitled
81. The Questions of the Hour.
"2. Our Boys
"3. Our Girls
you can now secure the most famous
lady lecturerer OF the age, on the most
reasonable terms to-wit: only $50. As.
her engagements are consecutive, a
prompt answer will be necessary to Sc
cure date. Yours truly,
"H. L. SLAYToY."
As promptness was required, and as we
have no committe, or organization to
take charge of such matters, l wrote to
Mr.. Slayton at once, accepting the prop
osition, and taking all the risks. did
think that in town of the size of Jack
son, at least four hundred people would
attend to hear so famous lecturer as
Mrs. Stanton, when the price of admis-
sion was put at only 25 cents. Still, /
had some doubts. proposed to give
any surplus, over expenses, to our people
who might be in need. Ny object was
neither to gain notoriety nor to make |
money. desired Jackson. and its peo
pie to be honored with first class lee
ture, and have no regrets that Mrs.
Stanton came, at pecuniary loss to my
'elf
The following is a true statement of
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SHERIFF's sALE or REAL EsrATE.

Adminlstfator of John CAatsf. deouassd
James Tfipp. Attorney.
March NLn. laTr..aM.
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drank beer Then went to Dewberry's
Some man there-I did not know him.
was talking about Tilden being counted
out. / made fun Of him. Lon told
me to stop. l told him | was
not talking to him. We staid about
a half hour after that. As we came away
Matt Radclif' asked me why / let Lon
bluff me; he said. ''if you had got the
thing started, we would have been
there"
William Dewberry called. Two men,
strangers, were at my house that night
We were in the sitting room talking and
smoking. 1t had got late, and one OF
the men proposed to go into the bar
room and get some liquor Witness dc :
scribed the calling of the three men
out to them 10y his wife, their
coming in to make change, &c., and then
continued: At fifteen minutes before ..
told the men must put out the lights
go, and commenced to pull off his coat,
and swore he could whip any man in the
house, and there were not men enough
in the house to put him out. / started
to put him out when he went out, and
told Jane, my wife to close and lock the
door. She closed the door and put her
knee against it, and was trying to get the
key out Of her pocket to lock the door,
/ pyhan Espnan puabaI tho dapr ogain a
her, showing her back. He then stood
in the door with a cinder, or brickbat in
each hand. l told him not to throw,
and Lon told him not to throw, and
he put his hand back as if tC
throw, when l heard the shot, but die
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janis sui
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14
crLrnag oF BROOM coRN.

Broom corr requires rich soil: bottom
land il tie best. an il should be as nee
from grass as possible The reason for
ea,a.pig clean land will appear plain to
nan who has raised crop. The ground
shoaii lie well plosed and made perfectly
fine With the barrow. tltn marked ont
with shallow marks il u be planted By
h1nd. - a. INT u ~, the seed too deep ~
fhe ground but the best r an Is to plant
with 4 drill. Tue stalks must be as cluse
- Eve or six inches, TO prevent the straw
from becoming too heavy. OF conrse il
canno, be drilled v th much regularity.
81, mus, be cut cut with the he TO she
r;rl,t distance when Small. Il j. like sorg
hun. crow.slow while snlll. and % mrs.
lsnd Il i positively accessory to hoe the
grass out. which gives gooi opportunity
for cutting out tn the right distance. After
this Is done the cultivation i similar 10
that Of com. Wien the seed hesirs g.
nil the straw will bend 0, er from the weigh.
ani 10 prevent this the full force Of the
hind. must ~ pat - break the s.alks over
III ten IL twelve inches from where the
straw lrprs oai. III more properly ihe
head. The weigh, " sne seed will then.
II banging down. keep the sifas straight
Ngs comes ibc busy season aud the time
ui,en labor aud care will add much TO the
value Of the crop. Tue green straw being
altogether the most valuable. IL Is impor-
t.lt that il he cut before i turns red aud
dried ii he shade. 10 do this slicd il
necessary. with shelves 81 which 70 lay u.
say * inches ,lecp, aud enough hands b
.nplosed ID cut NE crop befure any %
much II Il turns rej. Tie seed i stripped
Is means a machine made for the pur.
e,... with two cylinder. between which the
corn j, held IN bsrdfuls. The process ),
sery rapid. only an instant being necessity
70 knock the iced al 90. The corn .
haled ielore being sent 20 market. In
prire !. trfy hneiaa,ing. running from 81
~ $50 Ter ion. --Jyarnd II AJrireltafe
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AL,RGE FARM gngwED UP.

Attic sge ofiwelse years commenced
lie dc Il ,,.l,lrea. With the epintthi that u
i.s.ked manly To- ne it. had considerable
.la,,eal,y in forming the habit. ! vas veiy
,.f,sn .,ek aud blinded from tie effect ofii,
Ii, ri. and. bye Tie blbi, W. iornrei and
/ ~. ! tobacco rbewrr. eiseiing from ny
msuti, tobacco jaies NY l@rents tried Y
nts..,, npsn ne MOTTO use q. bat 20 vain.
/ lad ny plog. shout he barn. As .
.,arce ~ "a prn,Iiinfe the habit VISA sue.
-. Twas able in . year o. tSo 70 use
6f,t fen,.. worth week u puzzled me
greatly % pro,iie tic spare change 20 en-
ala me 20 coplinue The luxury fis e.
,s.,apJ I'll Frequently tie aseof 4 pro-
.ta.ea nersousnts. and lfossrailgn VS.
.s,en subject 10 great ineunsenience 70 eD.
,s,;np ne house II some tidy housekeeper
i lisi = place 70 spii. wss often compel.
III 10 hold tie tobacco il my month until
!, aas f,ll and runnieg Over, then iusb
fr the door Al oller tunes ! would
suallov the Juice, which xoald prodnce >
burning sensation IN my stnssseh. eau''ng
u increased acw u saliss: 81 J pefsi'ifs
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THE SUN.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Df the SUS dur
Ing tile next year will be the same ms dur
ing the year TINT has just passed The
daily edition will on week days Ice sheet
81 four pages, aud on SuDdaysa sheet ~
eight pages, or % broad columns: while
the weekly edition will be a sheet Or eight
pages ~ the same dinler-ions and charac-
ter that are already familiar tosur friends.
The Srs will continue 10 be the siren
nous adsoeatcof reform aud fcirenchment,
and Of tile substitution o. staiesmansllip,
wisdom, andintegFiiy for hollow preience
imbecility. and fraud To- The administer
ton Of public afirir-. II will contend for
tile government ~ :Ie people by the peo-
pie aud Tor The people, n opposed 10
government by fraudsin the ballot-box
AID IN the counting Of votes, enforced by
military violence. IL viii erdeayor 10
supply is readers--a body now mot FAR
from million Of spuls-- with the most
careful, complete, aud Trustworthy
accounts % curreslt events, aud Wi
employ for this pufposea numerous and
carefully selected ssaifof reporters and cor
respondents. Ii reports srom Washing
ton. especially, will he full, accurate, and
fearless; DBd II will doubtless continue %
deserve aud enjoy the hatred Of those who
,lrf.... H.. ,.fuuaatf... sl... -. ~.
usurplng wl,at the law does not give item
while IL will endeayor TO merit the coll.
iidrnce ~ the public by defending tie
rights ofibe people against tile encroach.
nienIs ~ unjusiihed power.
The price o. the daily SUx viii be SIS /
montn OF $3.50 year. post paid. % will
the Sunday edition $40 year. m,
SUNDAY edition alone. eight pages. 81. =.
a year. po,t imId The wegKLY SUN
eight I,ages. Of so brnad columns, will b,
furnished during 1877 att.,e rate Of 81 /
year post paid.
The benefit ~ this large reduction from
tie previous rate for Tux WEEKLY cal
be enjoyed BY indivi,Iu1l subscribers with
o,it tiie necessity Of making % clubs. Al
: the same time, ifany Of our friends ciioas'
~ aid Ia extending our circulation. ",
shall bc grateful 60 them, aud every s1el
person sending o. ten or 'pore subscriber
froin oiss place will BE cDti,lstio pne eopl
~ the paper Tor himself without charge
AfDne dollar . year, I'o-lage paid, the ex
peiises Dfpsper aud pointing hTe bsfsI,
I repaid; and, transferring the size 81 III,
sheet and ibv quality o. rs contents, v,
are confident lie people win consider TIL
WEEKLY StiN the cheapest Deyspape
Published 10 Tie world. aid We trust ais,
one of tie very best.
Address. TIE Sun.
EpN YORK org 49,
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TEa.us oT aQvERTIsfAsG.
FARMS on SHARES.

The rules cor letling farms on shares,
says /. i. Mlns,, Ia The Igorsd. vary M
some respects il different parts Of the
Uaiou. As general rule, the agreement
Is in Substance a. followssT The owner turns
over his farm. dwelling. barns. etc to the
,eaant an the FIRST day OF April. with what
manure may be On the placs. Tue tenant
agrees 10 furnish the team, or teams, 10 DO
ahe work as well as all the farm nipple.
ments ihit are necessary. lie alsofurnlsl.,
es. half the seed aud halt the cows. pigs
aud poultry ID stock tha farm. and agrees
ID keep the felees N repair anl 70 work
out 81 pay the Rad tax. Ii Is to have
haif Of all crops. anl half OF the butter,
cheese. milk porS, beef, eggs aud poultry
produced. Bat in resurd u the owner 5
nali, there shod.d os plain stipulation
now he Is to receive it, whether to he de-
iivered 10 him. OF he 10 come aud get !.
mart III the farm. IL delivered b. the tens
ant. hi would be entitled to some COM
leusa,inn ior The delivery. The team usei
10 do the work i allowed to he pastufed
aud fed from the undivided hay aud grain,
aud tie tenant should be allowed garleu
large enough topro!ucA his green yegeta-
hles only The owner pays fhe taxes. II
anything is needed not contemplated when
ihe bargain was made, each must Jay half
the expenses, rs mure manure than was on
he place. more cnw-. swine. etc: but b. h
parties nn-i acluie>r- ~ ohtain:ng thes~
extra ar,icle,. a. neither party can dema d
al tie other any thing not IN tie rontrac. !.
When extra work is done. as dilchine,
making new fences, etc; il Is best thu; Il Z
agreement lie put in writing as some mem,
memories are not very accurate. In brief,
'al lie contract cover every thing; bu
he !i.erai % The poor tenant. as ne vii
,:e.erally perform great deal Of hare
wufk i,r small compensation
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psa.ava,, lassaeh shish I lad prSbasly

spelsawas. through which | lad probably
averaged fift cents week, ~ $25a year
Having little leisure me rainy day, |
begun a calculation oi wha. IL had cost ine.
principal and interest. in twenty years,
which | found to be 81 500 that Ii. il the
$2G each year had been loaned AZ Ten per
cent interest and compensated annually ;
this brougtt me tssthe age VI tbirtystwo
years. when found that the 81. 800 loaned
at ten per cent interest and compounded
annually in twenty,eight years or by the
time would be. sixty years Of age wcuid
amount TO nearly s240oO Ipassed my
| fingers through my hair, and thought What
good sized farm that would buy. And
| yet how man hay chewed on 10 sixty year
81 age. chewing uptwo or three farms.
quit, and have enjoyed life i, tier for it,
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