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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

MICHAEL WARD.
Whereas, John NJ. Griffith. OF Dorset, in said
county, has brought suit against one Michael
Ward in an action OF Book Account, and caused
the real estate OF the said Michael Ward, sit.
uAted in said town OF Dorset, to be attached
thereon; which suit was entered al the June
Term Of Bennington County court in 1878 and
whereas 1t appeared that the said MiciHel Ward
was absent from the State ut the time Of the
service OF said writ aud had not returned within
the same before the time OF trial II was there
fore ordered that said suit be continued 10 the
next December term OF said court, and that no.
tice thereof be given 70 the said Michael Ward
by the publication thereof ia tho Manchester
Journal, a public newspaper printed at Man.
the last OF which publications shall be at least
twenty days before the next term Of said court.
Dated al Manchester, in said county, this Sth
day OF October, 1878.
1874 ii. x. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk,
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POULTRY AM dAMT

A ] Boynton, English Rabbits, lst;
Ida lIarwood, White Ducks, LIST; +
Sheldon, Pekin Ducks, LIST; A Moore,
Pekin Ducks, 2nd; Y Boynton, Coop OF
Doves, lst; IL Thompson, Cage OF Gray
Squirrels, LIST J A Moore, White Guinea
Fowls, lst; | f Sheldon, White Leghorn
Hens, lst; | + Sheldon, Plymouth Rocks,
2nd; NJ Sheldon, Plymouth Rocks, list;
J IL Child, Coop of lIoudens aud Chicks,
End; If Sheldon, Trio Houden Chicks,
LIST; VIM Button, Trio Brown Leghorns,
lst; Wm Button, Silver Lace Eureka, lst
Q NJ Sheldon, Trio Brown Leghorn Chicks
1st; VIM Button, Trio Brown Leghorn
Hens, LIST, Chicks 2nd j Wilder, Trio
Black Spanish, LIST; VIM Perkins, 8 BIZ.
Leghorn Chicks, Sd; II II Loveland,
Bantam Hens, LIST; f Sheldon, Bantams,
2nd; j. jenkins, Turkeys, 1st; J A
Moore, Geese, LIST. j A Moore, Salem,
contributed lG coops Of poultry, very
fine, too late for competition.
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MAneAesttf. VI. Nat tbth. Ass Ef&e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

REVERE HousK, Boston, April %, 1878.
We are using the Minced Fish put up by Mayo
h Co. Fine II a yeIy excellent article, free from
all Impurities easily prepared, aud very desir.
able for family or hotel use. / recommend II TO
all who use the article Of fish.
T.. T.. WHEELER, Stuart.
We have many other equally high and valuable
testimonials. Circulars furnished on application.
Order Of your Grocer or "Fisman, /" or az they
will not furnish them) direct Of the undersigned.
HENRY MAYO T. Co.
10-l2w "a COMMERCE STREET, Bosros, MASS.
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WANTS.

Aasssussaspls aaa' tt,s 'ss set'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

Mrs Guy Smith received the Let
award on Crab Apple Jelly. Plain Mar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The most delicate, tender aud fine -hayo cd
salt fsh we know Of, are the Labrador Salmon
Trout. ' They are III for an cpl.
cure, and have been, In favorable seasons, sold
al prices which put them within the reach OF all.
Rec. w. II. H. Murray IN tie Golden RUE.
We have these now in stock. Thcy are packed
In barrels VI 900 lbs. Halves OF 100 lbs. Quar-
ter Bbls. Of % lbs; hits OF 20 and 10 lbs. We
are packers OF the celebrated BOSTON BAKED
BEANS, in Cans. BOSTON GOLDFISH BALLS,
in Cans. MINCED GOLDFISH in / 10. paper
boxes lib, equal to three lbs. Of ordinary cod.
fish.
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Garden yE0ErABLks.

End, String Red Peppers, g BomaB
Mr. Topper received the FIRST award
on Cabbages, Peppers, and Lima Beans,
aud the 2nd and Sd awards on Water.
melons and musk Melons
lst award, Watermelon, S Shaw
LIST Turnips, II Nelson
LIST Dinner Kale. q w Hopkins
Chas Hopkins received the LIST award
on Dipper Gourd. Musk Melon, aud
Maltiplier Onions, aud the Ind and 80
on Cabbages aud Winter Squashes.
lst award, Water Squash. 4 Hadaway
LIST Swedish Turnips. L D Hopkins
2nd Winter Squash, E Flowers
lst s varieties Beans, B 4 Hadaway
LIST Citrons, o Bonneville
let C~rookneck Squash, . Bonneville
let Hubbard Squash. DR. Maynard
80 Watermelon, NV 0rcut
Pad Musk Melon, III w Circuit
- $780, a. 49, - II 2.LlXA4
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malrsse. Crab Apple NarwAislio And
Pie Past Jelly Crab Apple jelly.
Ms Oh Bsehe Fad Sweet Apple
Jelly. Mr. OF Bcsbe isL SOnr Pickle,
Mrs b HaaAwAy lsl MFs S Hopkins
Cad. Maple syrup. Mrs 4 Halfway
ls,, S HArwood 2ad Mrs. ; Hopkins
80 Largest Variety Canned Fmit,
Airs 5 Hopkias Isl. Canned Plans,
Mrs II w st0adatd Let, Mrs Hopkins
aad. Mrs = B Stafford %. Canned
Pear, Peaches, cuuants, Crab Apple
aud Chcrries, Mrs Hopkins lst Honey
Ia Comb. J Mccoy lst, ! Way Pad
Strained Honey. J Mccoy ist
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T.etoy Pos. W. Iay ioA. ~.
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LargeaN aticiy .ot Apples, ; II Rising
Let, ] " Chapman 2nd, u 4 I'D Walker
%. Largest Variety Pear, ] Wilder
lst. Largest Variety Grspes, } Wilder
lsi. Best Variety Pears, j Wilder lst.
lloaghton 2nd Best Variety Grapes, q
a Sherman 1t. II W Sloddard Pad.
pians, h Fanday IL, 4 i Stafford End.
Best Variety Pears, J W Chapman 1T.
MECHANICAL PRODUCTIONS.
W William. a Son, Single Harness LIST;
w Williams & Son, interfering Boot, lsi
q NJ Brown, Interfering Boot, 2ad &
NJ Brown, Pony Harness, cad; Nj
Brown, Blankets, let; ) l. Mccall, Evap.
orator, i.i; ] G Council Snbsoli Plow
LIST; &c Connel, syracuse Plow, lst; e
Lyon, Ctoah, ist; Mcfarland A
Son, list sward on Cook stove, Psrlor
Coal Stove sud parlor COOK Stove. J
wilder, lst on Paris Range aud Paris
Royal; @ II Riehey, lst on side Bar
Wagon aud Portland Sleigh; Moseley a
Stoddard, MIX Strainer, lst award
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RUPERT FAut.
The following is a list Of the premi-
ums awarded al the Rupert Fair.
FLOODED CATrLE

5 II Rising exhibited The following
very fine lot OF stock, not for COMPETE
ton, which are registered in the Ameri-
can Herd Book 1 Ayershire Yearling
Heifers, "Belle of Rupert" Lady Az
ondale, . Ina" and "Iras.'
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.-FroI

ARRESTED FOR FoRGERy.-From the
Johnstowu Tribune of Tuesday last we clip
the following:
The facts in forgery case In which John ".
NestbrOok, OF Sopmsn, 10 the principal, have
becB In our possession for some time past. but
at the earnest request of a relative of the indi-
viduai We have retrained from making note of
the same As the young ma n has been arrested,
however, the affair becomes public property.
II seems that in November last John drew a
check on the bank of Dibers & Co., in this place,
b. Westbrook, his brother, who is passenger
and freight ageut at Sopman, and who bad
money ON deposit here. This check was pre-
Seuled by the accused at the First National
Bank or Altoona, and the money secured
When it was seEt here Dihert & Co, refused to
honor il, as we understand there was not at
the time sufficient funds n. Il. WesttroOk in
the back TO meet IT. 1t soon lea ed ont that the
check was for ged, and John deem ed IT prudent
to skip. He was traced TO New York, but in
that city was lost sight OF.
, A few days ago 1t became known to the po-
lice authorities ut Altoona that the young ma n
had been seen al Portage, sBj the chief of po-
lice OF that city, accompanied by a constable Of
Washington township, this county, made an
effort 70 capture him, but he got wind that
they we're trying to effect his arrest, and hs
eluded their vigilance ny Concealing HIM self.
successful, as they managed to secure him at
his own house in Portage. and he Was ta ake %
before the Mayor of Aitoous. who made a Or O.
liminary investigation Of the matter, and then
sent defendant TO jail to awsit trial, as he was
unable to furnish bail for his appearance when
wanted. MIR. Westbronk Ia not more than
twenty six years of age, and has n decidedly
me address, but unfortunately he has got
hlmsen INTO a scrape that may result IN his
oeing sent to the penitenttary.
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MEsSRS. EDITORS As we we're connect
ed with DIR. Quincy A. SCOTS dental estab-
lishment at the time his Centennial speci>
mems were manufactured, we state positive
ly that those elegant dental specimens W hich
received the Centennial n edai and Diploma,
were made by DR.. Quincy A. Scott and his
assistants. And desire also to state that
we have been in many dental Offices but
have seen dentistry in all is phases, and
have never seen work turned out anywhere
equal TO that made at 2TS Penn Avenue.
We do not consider il necessary but we also
wish TO endorse DIR. Quincy A. Scott as a
gentleman, upright and honorable in all his
social and business relations.
DIR. JOHN SCOTT, DIR. w. H. PERRY.
DIR. JOS. GRAHAM, JOHN. K. ALL.
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"A SKILLFUL LPHYSICIAN.-Dr. George n,
Keyser, of this city, is so well-known 10 the
community in which he has been in success
ful practice for such a long series of years
that IT IS scarcely necessary to mention the
location of his office. For the benefit of the
few who may not tie familiar with it, how
ever, it may be stated that it is at No 24O
Penn avenue. The doctor, in his special
lines of practice, may be said to be almost
without peer in this country. a lengthy
experience and years OF study have made
him most thoroughly familiar with pulinon-
airy complaints, and likewise with all that
class of diseases that are to be cured by
trusses and appliances of that character
DIR. Keyser is one of the best educated men
in this locality-particularly 30 in his pro-
fession and in the particular branches of it
to which we have referred. His thorough
knowledge of diseases of this character and
their treatment insure absolute safety, and
those who place their reliance on him can
rest assured that their faith is firmly ground
ed.-PiaSburgh Dispatch. T1-11-Im1
"A young woman named Orphia Graf
fius, formerly of Punxsutawney, Jefferson
county, gave birth to an illegitinate child
at the house Of Mr.. Christopher Graffius. in
Altoona, on Monday morning las., and
afterwards wrapped it in an old calico skirt
and carried it up stars and deposited it in
her trunk, shutting down the lid Mrs
Graffins, learning what had happened, SUBJ
sequently found the child in the girls trunk
and her husband, supposing that it had met
with violent death, made Information
against the mother of the infant but coro-
ners inquest, after bearing allsthe evidence
ealne 70 the euuelupfon that The child was
suu-bern
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E. K. THoMPsoN's SWEET WORM Pow

E. K. THOMPSON SWEET WORM Pow
DEKs are doing more good than tongue can
tel OF pen can write in relieving children
and adults of intestinal parasites or worms
Children seven months old have disch ar ged
large ,corp1s after few doses. Not injurious
In the least, pleasant 10 take, containing no
calonel, put up in glass bottles with name
of proprietor blown in glass. Enquire of
your druggist aad take nothing else or
send to E. X. Thompson, Titusville, Pa,
Box 1876. Price % cents.
Pills sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents
Druggists and dealers should send for list
and prices. For sale by Lennon q Murray,
Ebensburg.
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS. Ia the duty
OF every person who has used BOsHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP to let it's wonderful uuali-
ties be known to their friends in curing Con-
sumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use il without i'm
mediate relief. Three doses will relieve any
case, and we consider il the duty of all
Druggists to recommend it To the poor dying
cousumptive. at least to try one bottle. a.
40, 600 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where it failed was reported
Such a medicine az the GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be too widely known. Ask your
Druggist about il. Sample Bottles to try
sold at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents For
sale by Lennon & Murray, Ebensburg, and
Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore.
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OUT OF THE WHEEL.-The following
named gentlemen were on Friday last drawn
to serve as Grand AMI Traverse Jurors as
the ensuing term of Conrt commencing on
Monday, March 4th, 1878:
GRAND JURORS.
BurEoon Lewis, farmer. Allegheny twp.
Barrett yeremiah. wag on maker, Yoder twp.
Bradley John F., clerk. Gailitzin Dor.
brown David, farmer, Dean twp.
Eurhensehr Geo. farmer, Adams twp.
Einey james. farmer. Munster twp.
Heslop A.. painter. 9TH ward, Johnstovn.
ksylor Henry, teacher, Munster twp.
Kuntz Sam'l J., puddler, 9th ward. J Johnstown.
Lilly VIM, farmer, Munster twp.
Livingston Josiah, farmer. Adnms twp.
LOWS David, farmer. Cambria twp.
McColgan John. merchant, Wilmore Dor.
hurton John H. liner. "a ward, Conemaugh.
Fnylor Saml j., laborer. Taylor twp.
O'Brien L. A, ma gcbinisj, E. ConeRaugh bor
Pringle Philip ID, Nj, sawyer, jackson twp.
Pfon Conrad, iaborer, I'd ward. Conemaugh.
Ripple Christian, moulder Stony Greek twp.
Stou9h John L painter, w. ward, Ebensburx.
Wilson Robert. miner, 2d ward. Conemaugh.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
Cratrer, james Gorman
Barr Twp:-Jos. A DUNN, Jacob White.
Cambria Twp.HThomas Hoover.
Coopersdaie Bor.-Joseph Masters
Shes, Chest I Twn;mJ3hn Ohm Lan,zy, Charles Roddy,
Conemaugh Bor.-Law renee Reich, Andrew
Zimmerman.
Dean Twp.-A. ID. Flanagan.
East Conemaugh Bor.-John c. Walkinshaw.
Ebensburg Bor.-w. w. Blair, Thomas Fagun
Franklin Bcr.-George Harshberger,
Gallitzin Twp-John J. Mcclure.
Barues, John Border, WIN. C. Cadman, john X.
Gohn, Jacob Horner. jr., John MCGEE, VIM
Palmer, David u. Rees. August Severing;
ket, Samuel Leidy. WIN. Shuman.
Munster Twp.-John Bitter. VIM. Glase, Johr
O'Harra.
MiIlviile Bor.-wm. II. Hess, VIM. Brien.
kchand rwp.-JOhn Freidhof.
Summcrhill Twp.-w N. Dpran, Ed. McGlsde
SusquehaDna Twp.-Isaac Weakland.
White Twp.-LevI Gates.
Washington Twp.-Nichael Iitznger, Adam
Myers, VIM. Prihgle.
TRAVERSE JURORs-sECoND WEEK.
Adams Twp.-Peter Coetlow, Geo. B. Kiper
Hiram Shatfer.
Allegheny Twp.-Michael Drskel, Georz
Flick, F. x. Haid.
Biacklick rwp.-Wm. Duncan.
Barr Twp.-Henry s. DUNN. Bernard McGee
Clear fie I'D Twp--Wm. Adams, James Adams
fesara mbra Go'I,"s' R Heny L. RrS krise. rds
fifth, Robert James, Benz. Lloyd, John O'Con
nell, jr.
Conemaush Bor.-Sebasiian BoxIer, Joti
Cox. VIM. Coffen5erger, Chss. Schnerr, Wm
Stigerwald.
Carrolltown Bor.-Peter Campbell.
Carroll Twp.-DanielM NJ. DUNN, ID. a. Luther
Chest Springs Bor.-James Peary-
Dean Twps-George Hall
East Conemaugh RUr.-John How.
ESenshutg Bor.-John Cuttings, I. w. Shoe
maker.
brown, uso-ge Gocher, Albert Is. Petriken, L
| r. Speedy.
| Loretto Bor.--J Joseph Herzog, W. B. Litzinse CT
Munster Twp.-Henry WillebrsnG, jr.
| Prospect Bor;-Hugh McMonigIe.
Taylor Twp.-James IS Mastersop.
Washington Twp.-Thomas Criste, Juiiu
Eyer, Lazarus Reigle.
| White Twp.-John II. Fiske4
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FOUND DEAD.-The lifeless remains of
an unknown man were found on last Sunday
afternoon .ying beside the track o. the
Ebensburg and Cresson railroad, at what is
known as Lillys crossing, not far beyond
Munster, aud letter discovered in one of
his pockets, dated at Pleasantville, Bedford
county, and evidently written Ivy himself
and addressed to some party in Altoona, left
no doubt that his name was James McCarty,
and the presumption Ia that he was on his
way to the latter city, though an undirected
envelope, bearing the printed card of an A l.
toona business house, which vas found on
his person, might be accepted rs evidence
that he was returning from that place. Be
that as il may, there was nothing to show
that he had been frozen 10 death, a. reported
by some OF the papers, while all the sur
roundings pointed very plainly to The ia ct
that heart disease some equally expedi-
tious melody, had thus sadly arid strangely
ended his earthly career. When found he
had carpet clutched tightly in one
hand. while the other hand was thrust in to
one of his pockets, which showed very con-
clusively that death had come upon him
without a moments warning. We did not
learn whether any inquest was held on the
remains, or whether anything valuable was
found in his possession, but the latter we
presume was not the case, as the body was
removed to the poor-house and on Monday
last buried in Potter's field at the expense
of the county.
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New VERSION OF AN OLD STORY
Ben Franklin gave the people of his day q
recipe for obraining health, wealth, and wis
dom. The present generation is not sup
posed to be in want of wisdom, aud would
prefer happiness combined with health and
wealth. The modern way TO obtain all these
is told in the advertisement of Barrick, Roll
ler s. Co., headed Health aud Happiness"
In this paper. We cordially recommend
our readers to the careful consideration of
their advice. f2t
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WHITE CooKIIs.-Take two cups of white
sugar, two-thirds Of a cup of butter, two
thirds of a cup of sweet milk, one egg, bea-
ten, flavor with nutmeg add three pints of
flour, having in IL one and half measures
Banner Baking Powder roll out thin cut
in shapes and bake. Each can of BANNER
Boxing Powder contains measured TO use
instead of spoon. ASK your grocer for the
BANNER Powder, and take no oteer
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Many consum?fives are now using Or.
k$RGrv'r Rona Bitfer~ AVID Obagb Sr3up
WIN psRarka6ts ssesska NIH.-fy
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HYM ENEAL.

-KREEvIS.-Married, at St. Lawrence
church. on Monday, Jan. I, 1873. by Rev. Father
Edmund. Mr.. PHILIP GILL and Miss ELIZABETH
kREEyIs, all of Chest township.
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OBIT RY.

EAGER.-Died. in Washington township Jan
9. 1873 SAMUEL, son of Ulysses aud Celia Eager,
aged years and months.
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NOR RENT.-The farm. saw-mill,

II house, barn. etc, late the property OF
Anthony Swires, deed. situated in Clcarneld
township are offered for rent for the coming year.
A ppiy to GEO ". READE, E1scator.
ktsasUxSr, JeH. II, ssTs -Ns
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AN OUTRAGE THAT is NOT TO Go UN-
PUNISHED.-Oue OF the best citizens OF our
town-a gentleman who stands high in the
community and has the respect aud esteem
OF all who know him-has Just cause for
complaint at the insults and iudguities
heaped upon the members of his very excel
lent family and their gentleman escort while
on their way to and returning from the
concert at the Court House on Friday even
ing last, and the young backguards who
handled his name from mouth to month, for
the purpose OF creating a laugh at the ex-
pence of one of his most ACCOMPLISHED
daughters and the gentleman who accom-
panied them, will find themselves called to
account before long in n way they least ex-
gentleman has fully made Nd his mind to
teach the beardless ruffians a lesson that
they will not soon forget, and in so doing he
will receive the thanks aud encouragement
OF "A community that has long been disgrsced
by the infamous conduct of a certain lass OF
young men unfortunately too we'll known in
our town. He has already obtained the
names OF several parties implicated in the
outrage complained of, and RS soon as ne
tronble I'm doing, he proposes to make an ex-
ample of them that cannot fail 10 strike ter
ror into their hearts aud prove to their kor-
row that they cannot longer insult respecta-
be people on the public streets or elsewhere
with Srazeu affrontery and without any fear
"a TO the consequence. In this as we have
said, the gentleman j n question veil deserves
aud will receive the approx al ofevery right
minded person In the community. aud the
punishment he proposes 10 not only we'll
merited, hut of a character which is abund-
antly calculated to crush out this great and
growing evi. in our midst. God speed the
good work, say We
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CTRAY CATTLE-Came to the
~ premises of the subscriber in Dean town
ship about the lst of September last. red muley
heifer black muley steer. f>back and white spot
ted ,teer hrlndle steer. and red steer, supposed
TO he yearllngs last Spr ng. No ear or other spe-
cial rks visible The owner Is requested to come
forward, prove property. pay charges and take
them away; otherwise they will be disposed OF
according to law. WE, McCADEET.
Dean Twp., Jan IL, 1878. 81.
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AY CAIF-Came to the resi-.

CTRAY CALF-Came to the resi-
~ deuce of the subscriber, in White town.
ship, orabout the 10th day OF December last, n
bull calf. Of roam color and one year old next
spring. The owner is rec uested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take IL away |;
otherwise 1t will be disposed of according to law
MICH Ell SH EEHAN.
White Twp, Jan. 10. is73.-3t.-s-
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DANIEL McLAI5GHIIN. Aaorney.

"a A. SHOEMAKER, ATroRxEY.
- AI-LAw, Ebenshurg. Ofsre on High
street. east end OF residence. n sl Sc -.fi
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-07-12
6.1OPM Might EX, EXCEPT Sunday.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayr OcsCAeS1 01V A1o3
For ell the purposes Of Family Physic,
and for curing Costiveness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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which prevents US from repeating an
Improbable practice

which prevents US from repeating an
Improbable practice.
Now it is probable that in each ones
own case, one method of harvesting
crop is better than another method. If
we choose to do the poorer way, then
we are establishing waste upon our
resources. If, when our corn is ready
to harvest, and we have no suitable
corn-barn in readiness to receive it, and
our corn moulds more or less on account
of its storage, here is another draft up
on the income of the farm. A little
forethought in the preparation Of
proper place to receive it would have
saved the loss, and this foresight was
not exercised palpable waste, to be
a subject OF shame to the true farmer.
Perhaps cash is scarce, and the farmer
desires to economize. An expenditure
Of fifty dollars will build a corn-barn of
two thousand bushels capacity, or more
yet the farmer has not the confidence
in his business, which but a little re-
Election would give, and neglects to
raise the money, and thus suffers fifty
dollars worth Of damage in mouldiness
and diminished price of his product,
and has nothing whatsoever to show for
it. Is not this waste of the worst
kind3
Our text is waste" our sermon is
think" the application, just what the
reader has mind to make of it.
Hard times is the ogre who makes the
sermonizing pat, and forces the victim
to attend to every chance, in order that
an escape NAV be found.