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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

fof many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments OF q
vast class Of sufferers. Thousands Of
cures have been made by them. and.
in fact, the word tliIure could not be
coupled with them But within the
last TWO years younterfeits 81 our
medicines have sprung up, dangerous
~ their close initiation of our Trade
Mark. TO secure the people ve have
placed upon each genuine box Of TTol-
loWay's Qintment the fac smile 81
the signature Of our agent. Mr.. JOS.
Haydock. 10 counterfeit il felony
we shall relentlessly pursue any one
who initiates this with the utmost
gigor Of the law. we most earnest
" beg that the great mass of.the
American people will aid us ia our
e1 1rts TO protect their health. and
help US II our task of bringing these
NEST unprinojpled men I'd the bar Of
o. justice. Uniformly retase to par.
chase Medicines porporting to Be
ours unless Mr. Jos. IIayaook's SIC
nature il attached to each box of
P!ils orpot Of Ointment, and the end
viii soon be- reached.
The ppblic's obedient servants
29e4Wy1 Holloway N, q ss,..
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business can be successfully prosecuted
without organization without d system,
q Well-deFised plan2 a school Is no
exception TO this inex0rable law.
y Dung teachers and teachers Of every
description VINO would succeed, must
5tttdB tlt8 I11'9hcl0te3 Of eb9ol0rga9jsQ-
tom, therefore, and learn faithfully TO
apply them at the very beginning of
their labors.
5. PTe55n1d15a1'8 considerations. But
before g school can be organized, IL
must fifst PC secured OF engaged"
before an engagement is made, the
young teacher should carefully consid-
er the question OF his own fitness for
6he Work I'D general Before he secures
any particular school, ho should seek
1ully 10 understand its condition as TO
tlec convenience ct the achool-house and
furnishing; as 10 the apparatus and
othef material AIDS at hand; Us TO the
studies pursued; as TO its former state
OF discipline; as to amy special difficult
LIES CIlaG nave previously occurred; as
20 Che sPlflJ OF the people; and as 60
o.kf chafacJel OF the school 0iflceI8 and
ti5et1 01Sp0S1Jton 20 support me teacher
LID ms measures Tor the instruction and
government OF his pupils. In brief, q
young teacher, and indeed every teach
az, should CAREFULLY study the question
9f his Qdapj0t50r to the particular po-
sltlon Ia view before engaging it. This
is half the battle. Look before you
leap IS wise maxlm LII engaging q
school, as well as ia descending from
height Let not your anxiety 90 secure
q school oYer-balance all considerations
OF prudence as to your success in the
venture Many young teachers court
failure in advance by attempting what
is clearly beyond their power to accom-
plish. 4 small school IN q pedceQ6Je,
united district is the wiser choice for a
teacher whose power has not been al
ready tested by actual trial.
6. Careful preparations No teacher
should seek position unless conscious
OF the possession OF solid attalnm8nts
IN the branches to be taught, and OF
some of the means, methods, and aC-
Quirements requisite to the organiza-
ton and management Of d school.
Many OF the examinations by sQperin-
tendentS are altogether TOO superficial
and slip-shod even in respect to the
literary attainm8nts of teachers, while
the question Of their professional ac-
Qtiren2entS, either through special
training, reading, on experience, is
,,-1-~ u A.>t. -,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

Sidney Myers was president of one
Of the large savings banks that has
just failed in Chicago. The as
signee found $6740 to pay 1891, 1926 to
depositors,-a large majority of whom
are poor la0oring men, widows and
orphans. For the past year Myers
has devoted the most Of his time to
the organization Of greenback'
clubs, throughout the West, and IL he
has been ais successful liz that as lie
was 10 sWlndling poor people out Of
their Last dollar, there must be plenty
Of em.-River Falls press.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25
MARK TT ESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World

HOLLOWA AVS PILLS.
II had no appetite; Holloway Pills gave me a
hearty one."
Your Pills are marvellous. "
II send for another box, and keep themin tle
house =
DIR. Holloway has cured my headache thatw
chronic"
mOrbus. The dear little thing g0tWell i'm a day."
My nausea Of morning IN now cured y
Your box Of Holloway's Ointment cured me Of
noises in he head. rubbed acme Of your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise has left"
Send me two boIes;I want one for poor
family"
II enclosed dollar; yogr price is % cents, but
the medicine te me Is worth dollar"
Send me five boxes of your
"Let me have three boxes 0fyOur Pills byreturn
mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over 200 such testimonials az these, but
want Of SPACE eompels me t0 cOnclnde.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

l8s!I lNTI III AfEF.4I3I I0T9T7Ta
e @A@s" sss $50 ~ sasaa g S19@a
88 general eiacffnn III he bald III ~ several
towns yaard4 qad 4lacr{au rrecfnets III fbf
state of Wisconsin al fbe Tneaaav sHccapaina
tne arsf MONDAY haino fhe Sis-fb dt,- M Rovan3
Der next lie FOLLOWING of4care ara IL he elected
to-.g5f. # n ~ =
l5avarnar 1. nlaoa IL fgsrr+so,, r,atootor
v90sp ern1 Il .37fco sqf zeira III. ~ fst "A M,
daF III JaTDqry fss9
Ife,1fas9.,,St' la1,t,1r ~ }s. IL ct,az =
Parker z,h9sa term l,f g,7ira asy,5ra ~ ~.
frst Monday In Janna~v 1873
A SecreIary ~ SlBfe ~ Mare af Potter Movie
whose term IF office VIII ey f}tre IN M firsf Non
day i'd Jannnry. 1878
A State Treasurer in ,1ace of Ferd Knabn
whose Term at nee win er5ra 81, il : irsf Mon
day tn January 1973
6r 6ff5rya IL 2s4,re1 i, vfacaofA oc.f e3a,
whose frn III te ersf 49,,
day In January. 1873.
i state euoeripfanaent IN n1esa If Edward
Soaring whose term of once will evnjre On The
arst N6naav tn .I3naary 1879
State Senator In the Eeean3 Senate District
COMPRISING The country of Brown m Mace ~
Thomas Il Hndd gb.lee terp ri Air ii fl ey-niro
on tb,4 frsf Mondav NJ T9nuery 4Q-a
a Sfate ~a,7of9r IL ma T@rr,S e.@.afa T4e+pic4
comprising he counties ofcraygford and Vernon
TIA mace III ] Henry Tata whose Term az ofica
viii expire on TIE first Monday in january. 1873.
A State Senator in the Sixth Senate District
COMPRISING tba Fifth Eighth Eleventh 8n6
Twelfth wards tn the CITY 0f Milwaukee. and the
Towns of Franxlin Greenfield. lake and 0ak
Creek. m the county az Milwaukee. in place Of
John f. nifciall v6ova torn, If ! era gvfiI a.irs
ID fha frst SIonfav III TanaorV fe99
Sfg4e & Tstor ri he Ej<gbfb Sa3at. Dfatrict
eoIarr{.ire. Tia n9nrfiaa ~ Kanleho oI3 <vot
worm. n nlaca af 4saheI Farr vhose term of ~
ice win eTojr4 IN fhn fref M3ndav in J4nnurv
1S1g - = &C.
stata ! anato,in tba paatr sona+a Distr4o+
c0mDrisjnp The comfy of WankpsIa. in place III
William RIair whose Term ~ Office VIII exnirn
on the first Monday la January 1878.
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/ is nttaafad h. tno .,.il.Aa.

II is attested by the military officers
who were in the Nez Perces campaign
That Joseph never scalped q white man
nor ill-treated q wounded soldier Of
citizen during the war. Joseph has
conducted the most gontIemanly Indi-
an war known in history.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25
Disordar of the KidnaTs.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secIete too much or too little water; OF
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
re gions Of the kidneys, tEese Pills should be
taken according to The printed directions, and
the Ointment shonld be we'll rubbed into The
back ut bed time This treatment will give almost
immediaterelef when all other means hayeiailed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25
TMP0RTANT 0AUTTQN

None al 6 genuine unless the signature ofJ.HAY
each box Of Fills. and ointment A handsome
reward will be given to any one rendering snch
information an may lead to the detection OF any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or
*s&Sold at the manufac DRY OF Professor HoLLo-
WAY s. Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers liz medicine thfoughon
and $l, each
eag- There Il considerablosa saving by taking the
large sizes.
H. B.-Directiors fort the guidance Of patien
In every disorderare affixed 10 each box.
Office 10 Liberty Street, New York,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25
For Stomachs Out of Order.

10 medicine VIII 50 efcctnally impToyethe
tone Of the stomach as these Fills; they remove
al 2cldity occasioncd either by intemperance or
improner diet They reach the liver and reduce
II to a healthy actions they are wonderfully efica-
cions IN cases oil sp4smin fact they never fail Id
curing all disorders Of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the following diseases: Ague.
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
skin Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy,
Oysentery, ErysipeIas, Female Irregularities,
Fevers oi all kinds Fits, Cont, Headache, Indi-
gestion, Inflammation, Jaundice Liver Complaints,
Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism Retention ofurtDe,
Scrofnla or Kings EVIL, Sore Thr0ats, Stone ana
Gravel. c-Douloureux Tumore, Ulcers, Worms
ofaIL Kinds Weakness from any canao. etc.
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CHAS. BINNINGE.R,
CARRIAGE TRIMMER
AND UPHOI.STERER,
Market Square. one door West Of B.
R. Jewett's Livery stable,
KanoaBa wis
Kenosha. wis

a frst-class Stock on hand Shifting Car
rage Tops and Rails complete to order, incIud
ing seats ready to fasten ON to buggies. All Re
pairing done In frst-cass style and WarTadted :
prices reasonable Old Carriage Tops dressed
and the cloth colered. Carriage Trimmings on
hand at low rates. 7tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

WHEREAS. The legislature Of this state, at its
annual session for the year 1876 proposed and
adopted BY vote Of majority OF all the mem
hers elected to eacn Of the two houses thereof an
amendment to the constitution III this slate. Id
the following language
ReeglDed bg the senate, the gssenhl79 concur
r1111y That eectioA OF article VIII oI HE const-
tuition OF this state be arneadtd so ia to read as
follows Sections. NO money shallhe paid OUT
81 me treasury except IA pursuance Of All appro-
pflafien NV law DID appropriation shall be made
fortne payment n anE claim against the state,
except Claims 0f tho United States and fndg-
menfss nnlesa hlea within SIX years after the
cia1fa accrued. Approved March q. 1876. and
WHEREAS, The 50rp going proposed amendment
TO me constitution 0I tafs state was Eny ratified
and agreed To by the Legislature Of 1917, BY ma
10rifY ct q The mcfnttRrs elected fn each house.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

9N III Meant be made by every agent every
d gk aA sa month in the business we furnish, but
vAns.sa those willing to work can easily earn
~ " ~ ~ dozen dollars q day rightin their own
localities. Have no room to explain here. Busi-
ness pleasant and honorable Women, and boys
and girls do as well as men, We will furnish you
a complete Outfit free The business pays bet
ter than anything else. We. will bear expense of
starting YOU. Particulars free. Write and see
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh-
ters. and all classes iii need OF paying work at
home, should write to us and learn ali about the
work at once. Now il the time Don't delay
Address True & Co.. Augusta, Mainea
SmGAA ENTs WANTED 10 canvass fora
eP ~ ~ GRAND PICTURE, 22x28 inches, entitled
THE ILLUSTRATED LoRn's PRATER.7 Agentzare
meeting with great success.
For particulars. address
2Ty1 e griaer. Publisher York, IA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-25

And all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment is
most invaluable. 1T does not heal externally alone
but penetiates with the most searching effects to
the very roots Of the evil.
HOLLO w a US PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases.
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MRLE.

4,.,r1,t,,a THO ,ftbya to+, ~ tyo.,,
,+I Asi.1 III $50 ~ sc go - ~ =.
adt,eo ~ ~ est 9to, Pt4Pose1 ~
~ ~ - ~ Sne n19al1
Il - eios's' ~ az
s9lt ~ o'i0" ~ 'H1s S'"eo' ~ 'Ae
r2lo1 III IT, ,%t H.. go 4.,7.7.. .
Rt6oto60 w w Sc1tdt6, Ite A8Ss3aDty concur
rig laJ section q atQcle VII u tne CON
sli{ution H., W alneuaed 20 ~ % Icad 0ectloh
~ supreme coart snali consist q one
@''si JnS 1lo5 aV IouI Ssa' Gus J0f5C9st " ~
sl1Cle0 hy lH0 4uallAed cleesofs Oh me ela W.
~ eslsialaie shaIl' al Ile nfsJ session aiJef
Ihe 1doPuoh OF ms ameu0meni. provide 0y law
loE ne eieetion 81 Two associate Juslces Of SAID
@o1 ~ Hoi1 tnelt oinceS respectively Iof terms
sho'Hs W. eHu iouf years respectively, aIeI
h17 eha ol tiie term OF inc JHsllce 81 the SAID
CodIL men laat 70 expire. AND thereafter the
chle JnSiice and asst c4a{e justices q said court
sall ~ eiecteo ana Aola tuelr olhees respect
1 Ivy w li'G u, ~ Y lti years. aHd.
F." ahhSA9' ! ny foregoing proposed amenQmeE5
- ,he eoheli{QtIol 0l ne state was dnlY raildeQ
ana agreed 20 by inc legislature u 1871; there
tore
the 4}e0D7e IF The Sf0teof TTisco9ei1 ,cnrcaqffg7
IN SeaGfe md 4SSg40bbI M enactGs f1I7n9ns.
SEcuToN + Ihe t,,reg,i nd of,9tSed 93I,s,dTna,
In ia nr.titufjor m qb5a efot., sho5, Ia anhit
tf.d II 30 o9nIa 5,a~a o.
held, IN 10 A.; ~
N}yember 1877. ana If ne naonlo hail onnrava
and rati1y said amendment Nv ! m9iar.ty 81 he
electors voting thereon, saf5 ame1dr}9nt shall
become a nart If fh g constitution of tnis state
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
A Tnlri Tnkrn.

For some time there has been n
class OF suspicious characters hanging
around tho union depot, which the
efforts of the police hsve failed to
dispense. Often travellers, while pur-
chasing tickets, or otherwise engaged,
have missed articles without knowing
when or how they went. Tuesday
night man entered the ticket office
to buy ticket, setting HIS valise
down on the floor. Looking
around he missed il and at the same
time observed man walking hurriedly
out of the building with it, Special
Officer Wilmott, being notified of the
fact, proceeded up the track to the
round house, where he found the thief
ensconsced under u lumber pile, AT
| first he refused to come out, but was
persuaded to do 80 by the influence of
u revolver, which was brought to bear
upon him. The satchel was found in
his possession and he acknowlei the
theft. The officer recognized In the
man the person of Frank Smith, u
noted thief who broke Jail in this city
year ago, and for whom there Is u
reward offered in Kansas. He Is sup.
posen to be member of o gang of
thieves who have been operating in
this manner for some time about the
depot. He was put in the calaboose
last night, from which place he was
transferred to the Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
NO. lnl-ESTABLIsMED ls49
A scraper Of uIerlcnl chesl...

Men Of nhme aud reputation, whO
have little ooeenlrloIilos, ought t0
shave themselves unless they would
have the admiration which their
strength inspires mingled with some
public hllarity, on account ~ their IT.
tle weaknesses IL delights the lntel
ligent barber 10 flourish hla steel over
The chin Of u man OF note. With
worthy intent % add To his stores OF
gossip, he sharpens his wit with hia
lazur, listens IN he lhlhefs. studies M
lao scTapep, aud with the garrulty OF
HIS craft, praltlea wltlessly of all no
hears aud sees, to hs next customer.
There's \ barber IN Brooklyn who
ought 10 he celebrated among ''tousor-
ial artists" the country over, ~ tho
chief clerical chln scaper OF the day.
lie includes ralmage aud DR.. Theodore
Ia Cuyler among hia regular patrons,
anu Beeoher IN u frequent customer
and he IL forever telling his humble
customers what this distinguished trio
do and say when they submit their
nnahaven nhins 10 his professional Mt.
tentlOn.
Beeoher, like the good humored old
soul he IL, ot oasionally drops CHEEKY
remark or tellsa little story, the point
OF which, with Ingenious perversity,
the barber always loses In the thous,
and repetltions OF II, Talmage, no
thinks, Is equity old chap, always ab.
sorbed In something or other, decin-
Ing, except on rare occasions OF good
hum0r, to treat his own barber with
soclability, and with the toughest,
closest stuhble Of " beard, that takes
the edge of the keenest steel. "Why,n
says the barber to every patient listen
or, conhdentially, ats bad enough to
shave Talmage, but I'd rather do that,
a id sight, than hone the razor after
| get through" But its the Rev. DIR.
Cuyler who supplies the gossip.monger
with the largest amount OF gassipg
material, Every body know Dr. Guy,
Ter as one Of the foremost expounders
OF true.blue Calvanism In the country.
"He's my earlies customer chatters
the barber, as he plasters your hair
with pomade. always here before
eight o'clock In the morning; dye
see that blue cup on the third shelf,
with the yeller hair brush and the
green paper Of pomade? That's his'n
the funniest crittel; he comes putin
and blowin' along the street, lookin'
at the walk, and don't SEQ his beat
friends. When he comes In he throws
his hat into one chair and his coat
into another, and says he, Hurry up
young man, can't stop but minute,
piles of work to-day, have 10 write oil
morniDg-Home of Friendless, school
for Waits, aud six calls this afternoon,
prayer meeting to nlght--hurry UP,
hurry up, and after I've scrsped him
once OIL he goes, his hair all tumhled
and he pulling his coat on in tho
streets. Sometimes he hasn't change
and he tells me he'll pay next morn.
Ing, and he never thinks OF it again
till give him hint. But when ha
over pays me some times because |
can't make change, notice he never
forgets to take 1t out OF the next
shave.p
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NiGht Assoclnted press Rerort.

LONDON, December 1.-the Pail
Mall Gazette, in its leading article,
says: "The cabinet has come to wise
conclusion, IL in these days, after
reading the history OF the last ten
years, after marking the relations of
the continental powers, after learning
the lesson which the condition of Eu-
rope at this moment plainly teaches,
If after this any man thinks u rich em-
pire can exist without even asserting
disposition to fight tor It's possession
and existence, that man must be
fool. If without thinking he main.
tains his .point, then he must be some
kind of traitor the sort Of traitor
perhaps, who declares himself a hu.
manitarian, or churchman first and
an Englishman aft erwards."
The Post says the summonlng of
parliament probably means no more
than warning to the other powers
that England does not propose to al
low the eastern question to be settled
by the three emperors, and that she
must have some voice in the disposal
of her own future.
The Flnancier of this morning says:
Gan sorts OF statements of more or
less improbable character were in cir.
culation on the stock exchange Tues.
day. According to one there are dissen-
sions in the cabinet; another ailirms
that the marquis OF Salisbury, and
the secretary of the state for the colo
nial department, are to quit, and an
other says that Lord Beaconslield thus
rid of the clog on his policy, will send
troops to Gallipo. IL is further repor-
ted that the queen forwarded TO the
ministers written memorandum or
state papers, setting forth her views
upon the Eastern question, and an
other report says that our cabinet has
sounded Berlin with regard to the ten.
tative move OF Turkey, in the direc
ton of an arrangement and met an
unfavorable answer; and so one might
20 with au enumeration OF Idle reports
and dissensions which are exerc ising
mems minds, the multiplicity OF
which attest the universal interest
felt I'm the questions at issue, and the
general belief is that another crisis in
the WAS IL reached. All that can be
truly said ia that an easy feeling pre-.
walls.
BELGRADE, December l0.-The Ser
vians have occupied Fort lmraner
near Nic5ic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Yesterday man named Henry
Pttman went to the stable of Dan
Lindsey, on Sycamore street, aud Of
fered to sell him horse. Upon ques'
tioning the man regarding the animal,
Lindsey suspected. that all was not
right, and telling him to wait until
he came back, he went and informed
Sheriff Moon OF the circumstance. Re-
turning to the stable they found the
man was gone, he having left the
horse. Sheriff Moon succeeded in
overtaking him near the Central rail.
road track on Elm street, when he
asked him concerning the animal.
He acknowledged that he had
stolen the horse from Captain VIII
Bush, in Collin county, the night be-
fore, and had broeght it TO this city to
sell. Sheriff Moon lodged the man in
Jail and telegraphed Captain Bush
about the horse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

The MaSatlan Occidental, "A Mexican
paper, contains an account OF mn eX-
traordinary phenomenon in human
nature. The mother of this living GU
riosity Is named Autonia Garcia, re-
siding in Rosario, State of Sinaloa.
Her husband Is Lorenzo Rodriguez, u
native of Chapuderos, district OF Con-
cordia, In the same state. About nine
years ago, Antonio gave birth to twins,
boys, WHO still live Two years after
ward she gave birth to three children,
all of whom had reached natural
state. About year ago she gave birth
TO another child, which promises 10
develop into monstrosiiy This boy
child was born at Copala, and as soon
as the phenomenon was known to ex-
ist the parents had good ground to be-
lieve that 1t would be stolen, no they
moved to Rosario The child. aceor-
dingto the story of its progenitors, WAS
born without other defect than haviDg
an indentation on its sbullln the shape
of a cross. But in little while the
head commenced to grow enormously,
and ut the end OF one year was from
tWeiVe lO lOuTlteu IuCneb III ulAmeteT.
The indentation, in another sense,
may be said to resemble hand gren.
AIDE, in the form of Il cross, commenc.
ing at the forehead and running back
to the nucao or nape OF the neck. The
other parts of the cross extends from
ear to ear. The indie ntations are from
two to three inches In width, and
slightly covered with hair. In the
night time, by putting light across
the head, the brains aud other mater
ial can be plainly seen, rs II Il light.
house were shining upon them. The
eyelids Of this creature, instead OF
being above the eye, are below and
almost encircllng 1t, growing upward.
The forehead has almost disappeared d,
on account of the deformiiy of the
head. The whole body is extremely
rickety, and the skin appears to stick
to the dry bones. The monstrosity
weighs little over ten pounds, Is
healthy, and promises to live many
years, and IL beloved by its parents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

The building for the cotton seed oil
factory is progressing rapidly, over
one hundred men being employed in
its construction.
The main building ia large, good
and substantial structure, built of
wood, which together with the out
houses, will occupy space of ground
three hundred feet long and two hun.
dred wide. The machinery building
il of brick.
Large quantities OF seed are being
received, and the management expect
to have the factory in operation in a
very short time.