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BANKRUPTCY.

No. 5GG5.I
rg,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
| the oeIh day of August, a. D. 1e7s,a warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF
the limited states for the Eastern District of Viz
ninia ,rninst the estate of John +. Schonberger,
Of enrico county Va In said district who has been
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition tnas lne
n.yy,nenr of any debts and the delivery Of any pro-
ppeIty belonging to said bankrupt to him or Tor Els
use and the transfer of any proper;y by MN, are
forbidden by law; that mectlng OF she choose
one or more assgnces of bis estate, viii be held at
court of bankruptcy TO be holden at Richmond; va,
before THOMAS s. Atkins, ESD, Register In Rank,
ruptcy for said district, on the 9TH DAY of
- " c. P. RAMSDELL,
sa11.wow United States Marshal.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. September l0.-Goid opened at 1909.
Foon.-Stocks heavy. Money on ci 1902 per
cent. Gold l004. Exchange-Long, 4S1A; short,
1SGE. Stale bonds Gu!e. Governments active.
Erentnl.-Monsy easy nj lI!@2 pei cent. E1-
Change dull Mt Ash. Gold, 1U0a. Governments
active; ne" 5's, 105:a. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 1O.-Yirginla 6's. old. 90 !:
deferred, 54: consols, 54S: second serits, 80;
ra>t-duc coupons, 7sa. North CarOlira e., old,
10; new, s; special tax, l. Bid to-daY.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, September 1O.-Le Temps states
that the authorities have documents proving
the existence Of an Jnternationalist propa-
canda, and they intend to prosecute the per-
sons arrested at the recent Socialist congress
for connection herewith.
Germany.
BERLIN, September 10.-Thc assassin
Modelling died to-day OF paralysis OF the
lungs.
Eastern. Affairs.
VIENNA, September 10.-The Thirty sixth
Austrian division OH Sunday captured
Kliiuc on the river Sauna, after stubborn
engagement. They lost 2GO men, killed and
wounded. General Szapary announces that
the insurgents, in the engagement he had
with them on Thursday lost 600 men.
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VEGETINE
CAN RECOMMEND.
SoMERvILLE, June 10, 1875

SOMERvILLE, June 10, 1875.
Dr.. II. II. StereRS:
Dear Sir.-It is with great pleasure can recon-
mend in the highest terms your VEGETlSE as pa-
rifrr of the blood. Having met with paintu IN
iury of tile spine and sciaica nerve over fourteen
wears ago my ankle has been swoll len great deal OF
The time and very painful. By using VEGETINE
lind great relief. as it gives higher tone TO- tue
blood improving my health and hope that all ing
human family in Il suffering condition VIII aval
themselves 1T once of this most valuable relhcuy.
Yours. most respectfully. COMMANDMENT
Station Agent. SOnerrille, Mass.
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ApOLLrNARES WATER.
A POLLINARTS
NATURAL. MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT.

APPROVED by the .icade'nie de Hedecins Of
France and It's sale in France authorized By spect"l
order of the French Government.
Recommended ly The highest MEDICAL. AC-
THORITIES In New York rs
q great relief for sca-sickncss.
a delightful beverage, mildly antacli' most
grateful! and refrcshng.'
Far superior to Vichy, Settler. or any other
Absolutely pure aud wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Crorou and Artihcally-acrated waters.'
Impr.gnated only with It's own gas
"uealthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases of acute disease, and where there Is
equity diathesis.''
.Dv far the most agreeable alone or mixed WIFI
wine: useful In Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder.
and IN Govt"
Not onlv luxury. but necessity
To be had Of all WINE merchants. grOcers. drug
gists, ard mneral-water dealers throughout Inc
United States. and wholesale OF
FREDERICK DE barry Il co,
Sole Agents for the United States AMI Canada.
80. Al and AZ Warren street New York.
PICTORIAL label of the
ApoLLINARIs COMPLY tLIMlTED). LONDON.
fau 2S-W.F& Mseow2mJ
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BOSTON, September 8, 1877.
Nr. II. II. TeUenS:: s.-. .-.. ..s.
. Dear Sir-I have suffered with Scrofatlo1ts HUI
NOR for seven years and could get no relief. have
tried everything in the shape OF herbs saves, pas-
my knees TO my ankles one mass OF sores. was ac-
yiSed by Police-OGicer W. s. Fill TO try VICE.
TINE commenced last july, 1876. After taking
The second bottle began To get relief and the sores
to heal up. finally reduced to one large ulcer
on my right leg. that run 20 much ana looked so Dad
that MANY said must lose my leg; but after had
taken folr cen bottles Of NEGETINE my leg was All
healed up. aud am as well as ever was III my
life I consider VEGETINE the best cleanser and
purifier of the blood and advise all who may be suf-
icring as have suffer, d to give it a trlal.
HENRY L. SMITH,
... No. SO Utica street, Boston. Mass.
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A Captured Fugitive Rescued BY
Mexicans.

New ORLEANS, September 10.-A special
to the Galveston Ners, dated Austin 9th
instant, says: " Sheriff Kirber, Of Ell Paso,
reports to the Adiutant-Ge that his de-
putty arrested, ON the 18th ultimo. Antonio
Alizarcs, fugitive from the penitentlary,
and also under Indictment for the murder
of Judge Howard and Others. and put MIN
in San Elizario Jail, and that on the same
night Mexicans crossed the river and res
cued the prisoner"
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p,,,poAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL II. FooTE, BANKER,

70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve years member Of Sem
Boart. the highest character and experience j.
Guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bond: also stoes
90 10 ~, or small amounts bought and sold Oh regl-
lar com missions aud moderate margins. Pampn!es
entitled Wall Street." and stock tables eontainhs
au 20-eodlY
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EHIyTaNG.II0USES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-UOUSE.

DIsPATcH PRINTISG-JoUsH.
GOOD WORE. Low PRICES.
Having one OF The LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH ccu-
.,,ued with sk!liu mechanical talent. We are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, Ia The very test s'Yle
m! At Low PRICES, every description Of
COOK AND JOB PRINTING!
EUSINESS-CAnDS.
VTSfrISG-CARDS.
i'KUFESSiONAj.-chRD>.
WEDDING CARDS.
SHOH-ChE;i.,
MANIFESTS.
ELLIS LADINC,
RECEUTs
EiLT.-HEADS,
LETTEE-IIEAD>.
NOrE.IIEADs.
ACCOUNTS SAIL.
STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS.
IRREGULARITIES.
'>''.' ENVELOPES.
tAMi''''''' - ARGUMENTS.
BRIEFS,
&C. &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have oil tie NEWEST STYLES OF IL IL
and execute work IN i inanner inst CANNOT oe ss'
passed.
wealso do all kinds OF BINDING aud RULING
orders from the country promptly hlle@ ana c.
ivered by express or matt.
We will checrfriy furn!zh estimates ah' .th'
samples when required. Mn iZ-u.s"'"
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.yie wist each other Id support 6s the MONT.

nee, 4, y 81 se
the coiored church IN this town. during the
whole OF last week. Crowds were IN at.
tendance daily, and the interest manifested
was deep. The number OF conversions APP
proyinates about seyenty-fve.
Circuit Court commences It's session here
on the GOTH Of this month. j. M. b. 4
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Murderer Sentenced.

RALEIGH, n. c.. September 10.-Nender-
son Afford (ncsro) was found guilty to-day
oil the murder OF Deputy Sheriff PaS>more
in 1876, and sentenced to be hanged in Oc-
+ol,
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PATTERNS.
ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

DALI AND WINTER FASHIONS.
NINE. DEMOHEST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS.
ALSO.
DEMOREST'S WHAT TO WEAR............l5c.
PORTFOLIO OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JUST RECEIVED AT
JULIUS NEi Frs,
603 Broad street.
Books aud Pattern, mailed, postage free. tata-
i0gues free. sco-l"
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Steamer sunk i'm the Missouri River.

ST. LOUIS. September 10.-While the
small stern-wheel steamer Nadine was COM
ing to this city from st. Charles Sunday az
ternoon she struck snag about mile
above the mouth Of the Missouri river and
sunk. Lewis Wilkinson (colored), Charles
Everett, and a man named Dunlop, all men,
beers OF the crew, are supposed to he
drowned. The boat and cargo are total
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NEGETIN]
COMPLETELY CURED ME.

NEWPORT, KY, February &c, 1877.
Mr.. IT, Il. Stevens
Dear Sir-I write TO say that seven bottles OF your
severe case of Scr0uld Of many years standing, az
ter trying many medicines and doctoring a. great
we'll as ever and think the VEGETINE IS God-send
aud no one ought 10 do without II. .'..a
! remain, respectfully yours.
....- j. A. PATRICK.
VEGETINE Is now prescribed in cases of Scrofula,
and other diseases Of the blood by many OF the best
PHYSICIANS owing TO lis great success In curing all
diseases Of this nature. -.' .'
yEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND IT..
vINcENNEs, IND, 1873.
Dear Strive have sold VEGETINE for several
years. and 1t has given our patrons general sa'asiac
ton. Every one speaks WEI. % IT, Hesp eRS
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Main street, Viucennes.
yECEIISE Is composed Of roots barHs, and herbs.
It is very pleasant to take; every child likes it.
ETINE,
prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fse 7-s&Wah
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VEGE'EINE.
VEGETINE.

VEGET1NE. .....
ADVISE ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING AS l
., HAVE SUFFERED TO GIVE vEGE-
s.: s- TINE A TRIAL.
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VEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND 1T.

VEGEIINE Is composed Of roots, barSs, and herbs.
It is very pleasant to take; every child likes 1t.
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RIVAL DEBATE BETWEEN LITERARY soClE-
TIEs--FINE ARGUMENTS LOUISA COURT
HOUSE SOCIETY yIcToRIoUS-Co COURT
DEMONSTRATIONS TO THE YELLoW-FE-
YER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoTRAcTED
MEETINGS.
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Tie Yellow ScOurgc.

THE FEVER BROKEN OUT AT sENATOBGA, MISS.
GRENAD. September 10.-The yellow-feyer
has broken out at Senatobia, Miss. There
have been over thirty cases up to date. The
alarm among the citizens is great.
THE MORTALITY AT MEMPHIS STILL 1NCEEAs-
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GOOD WORE. Low PRICES.
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V EGG E Z | n L,

IT. Il. STEVENS, BOSTUN' MAsS'
yEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lse 7-S&W2tl
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-03


BRIDGEPORT, SEPT %. on MAY -
John Rufus, was murdered IN an unoccu
pied last Bridgeport carriage factory by
Frank +. Baosett, who placed the body
IN a barrel and drove to Dr. Sanford Of
\ ale Medical school. who refused to pur-
chase without a certificate from the proper
authorities. He then drove to Derby
and down the west bank Of the river
three miles, to an unfrequented spot. and
rolled the barrel down an embankment
into the water The woman with whom
Bassett lived was conversant with the
whole matter and becoming dissatisfied
with his actions let drop some remarks
which are being followed up by Chief
Marsh. The whole story was brought out
and the body recovered to-day. Bassett
is now in Jail here awaiting trial for theft.
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A FOrger Convicted


RocKLAND, Oct. l. The case Of Chas.
II. Williams, indicted for forgery Of a
check on the German American Bank,
went to the jury this forenoon who re-
turned verdict Of guilty at the opening
of the afternoon session. The case for
the Government rested upon circumstan-
tial evidence, but this was very strong.
Williams was shown to have previously
obtained a genuine check from the same
bank from which the forgery was doubt
less Initiated; that he and Andrews or
dered a rubber stamp in Providence which
was delivered to Williams and was shown
to be fac smile of the signature of the
certifying letter; that he was with An
drews in this city on the day Of passing
the checks, etc.
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In 1888, Capt. John A. Holmes was
tried in the District Court for the murder
OF seaman named Chadwick, under the
most atrocious circumstances. Hon. Geo.
Evans defended the prisoner. Hon. G.
F. Shepley was district attorney. The
prisoner was sentenced to be hang, but
one OF the last official acts of President
Buchanan was to pardon him on the
ground he must be insane. Holmes dis
appeared and nothing was afterwards
heard of him. The intelligence comes
that he recently died in Cardiff, Wales.
where he was merchant.
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Y elbow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. l. Deaths a ;,
Eases reported 23I total deaths ESQ .
total cases 9Gl6. Reports at the Board
Of Health indicate an increase over YES
terday and many cases are reported in
which entire families, heretofore exempt.
have been stricken down, one case is
mentioned Of father and six children
Frustrated Monday night.
New YORK, Oct lst. 1t is stated that
the body OF DR.. \. A. Lndley, who sac
rificed bis life for yellow fever sufferers,
was refused burial at Tarrytown yester-
day, although the body was IN a sealed
metallic coffin. The authorities prohibit
ed the landing of the body.
Acting Postmaster Of Holly Spring. is
dead from yellow fever, and Mrs. Nabers.
regular Postmistress, is recovering.
MEMPHIS, oct LIST. Noon. The wealth
er is oppressiveIy warm and the fever
continues spreading. From noon yester-
day until noon to-day AZ deaths have oc-
Cured
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SCANDAL An THE INSANE ASYIIN.
The journal reports that Turner W. Whit
comb employed is gardener at tie In
sane Asylum, Augusta, and Miss Foss,
a table girl at the same institution, have
been found guilty Of adultery. Whitcomb
was married less than two Years ago to
one OF the attendants 1T the institution, a
very fine woman, who until within few
days was ignorant of her husbands guilt.
A few weeks since he took Miss Foss to a
boarding house, where he represented
her as his wife. Sunday the 18th, Miss
Foss gave birth to beautiful boy. Three
days after, Whtcomb carried the child
away, and that is the last known Of it,
On the 2Ist, Whitcomb absconded, the
facts becoming known. Miss Foss has
been taken home by her father in law
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
both parties on the charge of adultery.
The woman waived an examination. and
gave bonds for her appearance at court.
The whole affair has been carried out
with great etfrontery and shrewdness,
completely deceiving the officers and en-
ployes at the institution. g.
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RoCKLANp, Oct. /. The trial OF Ma
than f, Hart for the murder Of Mrs. >a-
rah II. Meservey at st, George, December
last, began in the Supreme Judicial Court
to-day, Attorney General Emery and
County Attorney l.. NJ. Staples appear
ING for the State, and $. IL Montgomery
of Camden and K. F. Dunton of Belfast,
for the defence. A Jury was empaneled
and at the afternoon session the County
Attorney opened the case for the Govern
ment.
Mrs. Neservey was a woman of about
10 years Of age, OF retiring habits, living
alone. her husband at the time being at
sea. The murder was committed, as
claimed by the state, on the evening Of
Saturday Dec -, and the deceased was
last seen alive about q p. m. that day.
The crime was not discovered until Jan
uarv Goth, when suspicious having arisen,
the house was entered and the body
found in a bed room, in the clothing
worn during the day. partly enyeloped in
a blanket. A knitted wooden scarf was
wound tightly three times round her neck,
and knotted, and her hands tied above
her head. There was cut over the lett
eye, various bruises about the body,
bloody towels and spots OF blood about
the house, and every evidence Of severe
struggle.
The State claimed in opening that the
crime was committed 10y some one familiar
with the premises who came for money.
as shown by the house having been ran
sacked. and not finding what was sought.
and being found 10y the deceased on her
return She was murdered to prevent
detection The state claims that Hart
was the perpetrator as indicated 10y GER
tam admissions made by him. by the
handwriting OF certain papers found in
the house of the murdered woman, cyl-
IDENTIFY placed there after the crime to iii
vert suspicion 10y his failure to account
for himself on the fatal Saturday night,
10y statements he made about the crime.
which at The time made, could only be
known to the perpetrator, and 10y certain
letters received from Philadelphia and
Providence since his arrest claimed to
be in Harris handwriting and 10 bear in
ternal evidence that they must have been
written by a person who committed the
crime.
Hart is a man about fifty. rather thick
set. slightly STOPPING shoulders a tdlI
face dark brown hair, slightly Sprimkled
with gray, close cropped. sandy gray
whiskcrs. His six months confinement
have not told upon him. and he maniteSts
no emotion but takes his situation very
equally.
several witnesses We're introduced to
show when the deceased was last seen
alive, and when and how the murder Vas
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-03

In the United States Court at Portland
last Tuesday the suit of the widow of Jo-
seph 5. Clement, of Brownfield, against
the Travellers Insurance Co. for 5000
on an accident policy on his life, was
brought to a sudden stand still by an af-
tidavt from the mother and sister Of
Clement that he was not drowned in 1871
IN Saco river, as was alleged but that he
Owed into the woods and then escaped to
Blue Earth, MINI. that his mother lived
with him there last year, when he went
to the Black Hills. His wife never knew
that he was not drowned as alleged, and
brought the suit in good faith. She had
failed in similar suit against the Eco
nomical Co., there being three policies Of
$1,000 each.
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year is $500 per ton. This is an experiment, and
they expect another year that the price will be in
creased. The project is spoken Of hopefully.
Kindred to this is the exhibition Of seedso
and cultiyators The work can be done in this
rich Soil, free from stoues almost wholly ~ ma
chinery
The recent excursion to AroOstooh was
undertaken with a view to promote the
settlement of that county. We have
heard much Of the advantages Of ARGOS
took before this, and many writer's, re-
gardlcss Of GrceIcys Injunction, $50
West, have counseled our young men to
settle in Aroostook 1t was with some
surprise, therefore, that we read an arti-
Gle in the Portland Argus stating that
there are no lands open to settlement in
Aroostook no new land to be bought.
The European and North American Rail
way holds 2O0, 600 acres, ana three mil
lion acres are held for a rise by private
owners. The grant To the European and
North American Railway stipulated that
the lands should Ne surveyed ana offered
t. settle at not over a dollar an acre, ON
demand NY the State The Argus thinks
that it is time for that demand to be
made. The wild lands held by private
owners are valued by taxation at twenty
five cents per acre. They are worth lit
least dollar. and the Argus thinks that
the owners should either bc taxed for tile
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The present condition Of Maine politics
brings forward class of people who, like
the ancient Ghebers, Worship the rising
sun. The kennebec Journal thus alludes
to one Of them
didate for the position of Secretary of State.
whether as Democrat or Greenbacker we do
not know.
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The Butterflies at Worcester, among
other impudent acts, nominated General
Skillings for State Treasurer He de-
clined the very doubtful honor, and in
his letter gave the Benjamites the follow
Ing sharp shot The real capital of this
Or any other country lies in good, honest
labor, which, with temperate, industrious
and economical habits, will right all their
wrongs"
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John X. Tarbox, a former Democratic
member of Congress from Massachusetts,
has gone over to Butler and greenbacks.
This is the comment of the Boston Tran
script -"Tarboxing the compass will be
the proper formulary since John KS
recent achievement"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-03

The name of the Semi weekly Boston
Advertiser has been changed to the New
England Manufacturer
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Over one million and two hundred
thousand dollars have been contributed
at the north for the relief of yellow fever
sufferers in the south. 1t will eloquently
proclaim that we are one people.
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Scion Chase, on his way westward.
wrote, among other things, to the movers
in the greenback rally at Portland 1--WE
can't afford to waste any powder on the
old democratic party, but must pour the
hot shot into the republican camp" But
Scion should remember that there's one
Of the ingredients of powder that will be
lavished on himself in the future and
that's birthstone.
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The Portland Argus speaks of Con-
gresham elect Murch as having "a we'll
knit figure" But what fuss there
would have been if the compositor had
left off the k
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sides many pear trees, grape vines, &c.
He also takes an interest in horse flesh,
and believes that good stock pays better
than poor. 1t sells easier and costs no
more to keep.
The Democrat has also a word of praise
for the ladies' work about the grounds.
'F'loWers of every hue, shape ana char
acter abound. Walks are lined with
them; the lawn is decorated with rock
cry and bed, while the building is made
to carry a blossom in every nook. The
beautiful and useful combine to make
this most admirable country seat"
The recent editorial excursion to ARGOS
took furnished abundant material rela-
tive to the farms and farming interests
of that section. A correspondent Of the
Lewiston Journal says Of the farms in the
vicinity Of Houlton-
There are farms that change hands AZ :l0ooo.
even 10 these days OF contracting and at This liz
ure are paid for from their own productions.
Farms cutting two hundred tons of hay and pro
ducing other crops in abundance reward the ewes
VI uNH as ilue "po''' 'le Peo,an' count. 'Il"se>'
the wants Of their q Own people AID those Rh5
come from other quarters ,or trade Potatoes are
tnreJ into starch Or for Shipment to Instant mar
k kgt5 me sales reach hundreds OF thousands Of
Tba sa,pa writar s,vs no farms ahon+
Ear ra;reo,3 ora 1,rro .nd u,,1..r hi.rh
state Of cultivation. one of tile finest is
TIT 81 ian Tsaan 1ooI,or onoonri,, >
,,o;n+ y, ~ ,;nar 1,1a. raltrrd ILL.,,
i,;nrs hos INK - ano hnn1rad ana
,na9tr aora, Ill, ,.r1a, ,n :
,rhioh IL, aIoora1 ~ IL n hana IT,,
ildS oeen HltN-lhTte years III tHiS ItEloH'
and has cleared ttvn farms hefnre tEiS
Ills cdpacluuS barns attest his Sklltul la
far. tI,.,,,,l.o. A.. lana ,.;,Ia 49,, ..,-.,
800 - - '''ii'' 80 -" wv"
TONS Dt HAY ia the acre always ana ODth-