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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07
OBITUARY.


NArguw.-Wiiiiam Naurhn. 3 bietheF of
JudEs Thomas Vaughn. late 81 Iafksln crun.
-. ohio. died nt the feaiieaCa of his saa. o. a.
Vaughn, near Marion, fs9a, Iaa. :. 80. iis
was tho uon ~ Jacob aud Hannah Nauahu. aud
was b1m In Fayetie county, fennsyivalnis.
De. o. isai. lie waa married iu Mercer euua.
~. Pennsylvania. Nov. a. iRiA % Miss frrno
AKteii They were the paFeuis Of ten children.
ihreo sons aud seven dau1hi6rA He came %
Jackson connty. ohio, Ga tsl3. and lived some
two miles west uf Jackson until ASA. Thenco
he moved % Mariou, Iowa. losing BIZ d1uEh.
tcr Euuics in ism. aud Mary in issi. and bis
wife In iss2 In his tweniy.hnh year be pTo.
frsscd faith in Christ. Hud became a member %
the Presbyterian Church. aud waa elected f.idcr
In Jackson, which position hr held when ho
was called - his better home. Leaving Jack
son Ia isH with the most of his nmily in wag-
ons and other vehicles. be seeks a home. In
what was tnen the FAR West. I have been In
fnrmcd By his son that hc wouid allow no
travelling on the Sabbath. rcxardinz u truly az
a day Of rest. The evening camp was made
meiodious with songs of praise. ana then in
solemn grandeur the evening oblation wna Of
fcrod 90 HIN that l. ever nigh the faithfai ncr-
want Of God. When dying his daughter asked
him u Jesus was with him. He smiled and
said.
@,iIia track $50 and M pursue.
The narrow Wy tiii Him view
"Tcu the absent chndren % meet me In
Heaven" 50 passed away an aged aud devout
Christifn. -. d. VAUGHN.
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Apples of Gold In Pictures of Silver.

"A word fitly spoken is like apples of
gold in pictures of silver" When the
body becomes diseased, the mind is
thereby necessarily Influenced. National
wars, State dissensions, neighborhood
broils, and family differences, are more
frequently than otherwise the result Of
diseased aud disordered constitutions
When the body is suffering, the mind
acting in sympathy, will become irritated
and perplexed. When the physical sys-
tenn is in health, the mind perceives
things in their true light, and the dispo-
sition assumes a very different phase.
Nothing more directly tends to destroy
the happy, cheerful disposition of a wo-
man, and render her nervous, and fretful.
than a constant endurance Of uterine dis
orders. The diseases peculiar to women
take away the elasticity and buoyancy of
health and reduce her body and mind to
a mere wreck. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is a real peacemaker in a fam
lily. No woman suffering from uterine
disorders can afford to be without this
remedy. The Favorite Prescription saves
unnecessary doctor bills, prevents di-
vorces, wards off suicides, brings back
buoyant, joyous feelings, restores the wo
man to health, and her family to happi-
ness. 1t is sold by all druggists.
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LEG
As eree's Sale OF Real rstate.


foseph II. wilson. Assignee. Va Adam Shear.
cr "a al
go. 80. on rirst ordeF ~ Sale.
Nutics u hrrrby given. that ~ viriua % au
order ~ sale ffufn tnw District NmuN % the
United nfea fnr she Nuuthufn District % ohio.
aud 90 me dirrrted and dritverrd IN tue above
styled suse. viii ou the
9th day Of April. A. d. ISIS.
nt one o'clock D. m. of sail day, 10 frunt - the
Court Huuse. ssii % the hiEnFsi bidder thH fui.
iowlng real sstats. Situated in the cuuutF of
a part ~ in.iuf uumNrr aiHtY Y-nine In the
town Of Iarks1u. Ia fIls1 LID fs4umfF nun uIs.
trict. to-witi Commencing "a the uoriheasteFiy
corner % a1ld tn.tuf number aintTsuinF,
thence Hnuth on Portsmouth, strnrt tm aaid
!uwn, twenty fnefs Themes nt right hmalra with
fufismuutn street arnusa said Lsut. thence
north % thr alley thence along sald alley %
liic place - brEinuluEs UNneptinH strip eight
teNt Wide on uf the east end FNanrNNsi fur an
alleTs aud TIE description b. on tha hypothesis
that aald fortsfuuuth aircct funs north aud
south. Nniued af at.tuo.
10 nc HQld in certain pfurFwtimsa im Bank
fuptcy, wherein Iusrrh ~ Wtisuus Assignee,
y peiiilunef, and Adam hhrarCr et a. are de-
fruaumta.
Terms of aaic-nne.hait cash nu day of sale,
payment % b. secured hr notes aud muffEaEa
on the prumisoa cold. aud 90 bar infrfFai at
ak per cent from day ~ Htlrs
Given under my hand thla aih day ~ Marrh,
~ A. ~. ts9A Joseph ~ WILSON
Assignee nf Frederick Fiaknr. bankrupt.
Ihtrr LAtnn, solicitors for Petitioner.
Fmatlt
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There is a good deal OF unnecessary ex-
citement about the criminal trials in the
Court at this place recently. We heard
these trials, and have our own opinion.
We will only remark that we think the
juries in every case came nearer doing
right than juries generally do. Outsiders,
who do not hear all the evidence, should
not set up their opinions against men
who hear all the testimony. aud who are
acting under oath.
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Great War Book,
Notice.

Harrison ~ Ntrilr'f. n uuu.Fesidcnf % the
state uf Ohio und uhuzn fusidrure q unknown,
b. notified that sarah a. Nlrnria dld. uu thu tsth
uf February. a. u. ts7N. uir hFf uNtitinm tn the
uuiru 90 tlu tirfM 81 Court 81 Common Hirna,
within aud fur thU Cuumtg 90 iHCAsuus aua
NicheiH with wtifui nhsrmCu fur more than
three years, aud asking that Hhr may he d.
q reasonable nlimuuy allowed hrr, whlch pCtl.
tiun Will stand iof hearing at thr nUHt term of
said court
DATED This liih day oi February. A. y. lws.
SARAH ]. NtCuEtH,
ny IAmEs rnfFr. her Aifg.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Why do so many parents think chill
dren troublesome because they cry, aud
why do children cry because they suffer.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup relieves all pain
that Blbyhood is subject to, and only
costs 25 cents per bottle.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining Ia the Posinflco at
Jackson, Ohio, f1r the week ending Turaday.
March 6. tsTs
Coiliugs Mrs.. james, Childcra Lnvn.
Line Eugena, Hutchinson Perry.
Mason y =, Mcclure Mra. Harriet.
Reed Park, Stewart Mis- Belle.
willis y "a.
ffnot called Tor Ia -four weeks will be- cent 10
Dead Letter once.
Persons calling ior any 81 thoaa iuitrra please
say "ndvsrtiltd,r and Eive date ofuat.
a. r. nALpHIp0E y. ~.
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Persons de-ising TO vis.t tae J-oKson
County ln6r1ary are hereby requested
to c.. on the Superintendent. on Thurs.
day between the hours Of 10 a. m. aud
p. m. BY order Of the Board Of InGrma.
~ Directors v. C. MARTIxbALE.
Superintendent
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Judge DuHadway went on the freight
train at noon on Monday, TO Waverly, to
hold Court. He will come back on Sat
urday night, and on Monday will decide
the motion for a new trial in the case of
the State VS.. Andres and Martin. He
will hold Court another week, about the
last Of this month.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

II you consult many of our leading
physicians, they will advise you to use
"Lawson's Curative" for Rheumatism or
Neuralgia, in preference to anything else.
They have witnessed its effects 1t is
equally as effective for Diptheria or Sore
Throat 1t has saved many one
from prostrated suffering For sale by
w. F. Hale, Jackson, Ohio. 7mh2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

1t has always been gratifying to US to
be able to speak good word for young
man. After several weeks spent in the
Court Room, we feel constrained to say
that James Baker, Deputy Sheriff, and
Frank Crumit, Deputy Clerk, are gentle
men.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

twenty-five cards. 20 two alike. printed
at The Standard Office. and sent free Of
postage, for ten cents. A motto Of not
more than three words. IN addition 10
name, printed without extra charge. Six
packages sent for ffiy cents, II money
and names sent at same time. No FIVE
cent packages printed q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Mothers will Gnd Dr. wiuohelrs Teeth
ing Syrup just the medicine TO have In
the house for the children. Il will cure
colds. coughs, sore throat and regulate
the bowels, try Il Sold By Geo w. Nil.
Ter. jan2fu
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Farm for Sale.

te1 acre. Price % 80. or thr whole tfacf. 90
arrra nf q tNU1. a. may huit thr rufchnerrs small
down. thr taiaurn im
three ur fuur annual payments. Poe fufihrf
particulars nrr Robert Mnasuns uu thr rfemieres
miles suuth ~ isnyaViilus um tbs Marietta sud
Cincinnati railruHu. feltaNsfm
DEF TIVE % , 10y si5s. ,S ~ ,sa h,'f ~ yfss yssa
anything tmfisfFututus Write ua with
twenty-five cent piece. nud make Yurrs.lf hap
drfFftE nrlruatIras ~ =
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Distempers, Coughs, Colds Fevcrs and
most Of the diseases which Horses. Cattle.
Sheep, Hogs and Poultry are subject to
are readily oye--o=1 and cured by using
Uncle sam s Condition Powder according
70 the plain directions Sold by @ ".
Miller. ian2itf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Over 100000 bottles Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are sold every season, and thou
sands Of persons saved from an untimeiy
grave.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Tom Delay is preparing his livery sta
BILE for the spring campaign. That hon.
est, safe, and accommodating man, Mr..
Aten, is again in charge of the stable,
and all who need livery can be accom-
modated.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Mrs L. p ~ Smith. of Sciotoville de-
sires TO sell her residence 1t is in good
repair. She offers il for $4,000, half down,
and balance in one year, or $500 all
cash. Title clear.
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To Consump ives.

The adverti.sr, having been rcFl.luentiy
cured Of that dread disease, -tnsumption. by q
mple rem edy, q anzious 10 make known 90
hi4 feiluw-sufTerrfs the means of cure. To afi
who desire lt, Dee viii HFnd u COPY uf the
prescription us-l, iifcu uf rhnrEels with the di.
Ttctiuns for prcrfrluu ANA uainu thn aamr.
which they viii mud q SURF Cure Tor Cuuaump-
fiuu. Asthma, NruuChiiia, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription. VIII please
address, E. A. WffAnN.
iat Penn 81, W.ii'nmHbursh. N. y.
.Iau1s-Uu
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Disease and Death, when they reach
our own households, are too serious for
jesting, we use our best endeavors to
drive off the dread messengers, and are
only happy when we feel that they are at
a distance. At the first approach Of that
fell destroyer, Consumption, in the shape
Of q cough or slight cold as well as more
severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints,
we should at once use Eilert's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has no supe-
rior in such cases. Every bottle warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Sold by Geo w.
Miller. ian24-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Musical Instruments Of G.l kinds at J.
F. Cooks Pianos. organs, vio,i--. &C.
eords~..-, etc. A-y penon wishing TO
buy an inst. 80. mt would do we'll 10 call
on him and end out prices.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

good investment.-Buy a twenty-i five
cent package Of Foutz's Horse and Cattle
Powders to prevent disease in your
Horses and Cattle.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

"QvEET: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar.
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina. at
the same price O. Elderly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

One Of our orders for cards recently
closed thus: "Be shure and get the
names correct" One Of the names on
the list was Lucy Bowels.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Preaching at the Baptist Church every
evening this week, including next Sab
bath. Church meeting Saturday at 2
o'clock
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

There is no earthly boon more precious
than good health, and it behooves its
possessor to endeavor to retain it. II you
are assailed with such prc-9king ills as
sick headaches, torpid liz. sour stom-
ach and q general feeling cf weaFiness
and disgust, don't go and commit suicide
but take Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills and
be cured. Sold bye. w. Miller. jan24tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Religious meetings at the NJ. E. Church
on "Wednesday and Thursday nights OF
this week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Uncle Sans Harness oil 6lls and closes
the pores Of the leather. eHectually pre-
venting the entrance Of dampness. dust,
&c. and rendering tho harness soft and
pliable. while at the same time inereas-
ing its durability. Sold by John c.
Branson. l4icb7GI
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Joe Forsythe and wife have returned
from Missouri. Mrs. Forsythe is the only
daughter of DR.. A. B. Monahan.
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Rheumatism. neuralgia, sprains aud
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by Geo.
". Miller ian2itf
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S EcIAL NOTICE
pIMPIES.

1 wall mail .frreI the recipe for simple Veg
etablc Balm that VIII remove Tan, Frcckiss.
Pimplos and Bloiches, leaving the skin fof.
clear aud beautiful niHo iustruC. aua fur pro.
durluG "a luzurinnt Etuwth 90 halr un n bald
head or smooth lace. Address. iueiuaiuH > q.
stamp. Ben. Naudcif q Co, - Ann ~, ~. Y.
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There will be big turnpike meeting
at the Court House on Saturday Of this
week, commencing at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Let everybody come.
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A Complete stoek Of Candle.

Any person wishing to buy by the lot
can get it cheaper at J. +. Cooks than at
any other place. Try him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Charley Andres and Henry Martin are
out on bail.
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rNAEA a MuNrfiaahHrnfa waHfrn FHfFFs
NZ1l a.. r,.l..s..,. 80 80. 81 isss.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

There are twenty-one lawyers in Jack
son county. besides Judge DuHadway.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-03-07

Simple yet efficacious is "Lawson's
Curative" in counteracting Rheumatic
and Neuralgia diseases. 1t is easily ap-
piled and will not cause any irritation or
soreness, but on the contrary, is delic-
iously soothing and healing. For Sores,
Cuts. Wounds, or wherever there is in
fammation, it is perfect 5alm. For sale
by w. F. Hale, Jackson. 2Sfeb2t
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ERRORS OF YouTH-

A GF&TLE2fAN who O. ..ta 30 year nom
~ Nervous Irhility, Premature ccay. and an
the TIRE cf.-- -- youthful lndizcrctIon. win for
thc s.EU suffering human. frsetoaf
who need &C.. th. rccir. uud dlr,rifou lar max
tuE thU simple remedy by wh co BE- wHa cured.
SuiFrers wishing o. puuIt by She Hdvtrtlsfr's .
experience can do 90 III ndfrssa-iuH Doc pfrirct
confidence, John a.. OGDEN.
2Uau75-gm a. Cedar 81, New York.
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TEANsFABENr TEACHING CARDS. In
struciion sad Amusement combined. Gmpof-
taut 90 parents and teachers. ~ different ar
tistir designs. The entire racg sent FIRE Cor %
cents currency %. slHufa. FHu ltFiT q Cn. ID
Ann -t., y. y. .uHusr=Gm
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C. - an AGENTS profits per week.
ny m Will prove % or forfeit $500
Dc6 wv New article. lust patented.
Samples sent free 81. nII.
Adlrc.g ". n. CiliDEsrEH, 2l6 Fulton 81,
New York. .Unm1N=Nm
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-14

" folly 10 leave this capital idle.
1t is a question OF manure. Then
carefully scheme how manure may
be best provided, and whether you
can purchase artificial fertilizers.
and use them advantageously.
Now, before the hurry time i the
opportunity for studying lLto these
things. and deciding what fertilizer
is the promising one for you. Have
YOU all the tools necessary for your
spring work: If not. now j the
time TO examine into the merits Of
various inventions, and TO calculate
which YOU can best afford 10 buy,
if at all. Usually a tool can be
purchased more advantageously IN
winter than in summer. Often
there are too many tools on the
farm. but some of which are not
adapted to your use. OFTEN again
YOU do not possess enough, nor OF
the right kind. In the winter time
reflect on these subjects, and have
a decision ready when planting
time again comes about. Careful
" look over your years expenses,
and think if there has not been
waste here which may be stopped.
Calculate Oh how much labor you
will require for your next years
plans under your past system, and,
with caution. consider how your
system m y be improved SO that the
some or more work can be accom-
plished with less labor or less
money. Be not too reads to adopt
the new, but be eve ready to re-
jecl the old when your experience
indicates that a gain may be ex-
pected to follow. Here, rs else
where, use a wise caution, which is
not conservatism, but common
sense.
Finally, donot depend Oh your pa
per foral your ideas. but fol 'ow our
own hints. If you do this honestly
you will keep memoranda of your
daily experience and will quickly
recognize the Importance. The
farmer who applies business princl-
piles to his Work,-and this day
book matter is business,-cannot
fail to be prosperous aud Drogres.
siye.-Scientltic Farmer.
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Hints for Farmers.

Increased crops and diminished
expenses are the remedies for hard
times. During the months between
O and planting, consider careful
ly how this remedy may be ap-
piled. Begin this autumn by care
fully selecting from your crops the
seed for next years use; for as we
have repeatedly shown, good seed
is at the foundation Of large crops.
Consider carefully whether to pillow
in the fall or spring, bringing all
your past experience to bear on
your decision. Stop all the wastes
that you find, and even seek care
fully for wastes to be stopped. Re-
view your past failures and success,
and search out the causes which
operated, and decide how to nbyi-
ate the one, and gain the other, the
coming season. Carefully reflect on
your methods of feeding in the win
ter months, and ask yourself wheth-
er a change Of system may not be
profitable A dollar saved here is
a dollar earned; and frequently the
sale Of one kind of produce, and
the purchase Of another, brings
profit. When hay brings a good
price and straw is cheap, cannot
the straw be fed proftably through
the use of roots and cotton seed
meal and a balance in money be
secured: Have you facilities for
rearing spring lambs for next June
or July market? More important
still consider how much land you
have which is not producing, and
yet which can be made productive.
II You have such land. it is certain
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-14
Increasing Average Yield.

OF late years Indian corn has
been receiving special attention IN
the Atlantic States, By the use
of manure large average yields are
secured. As a cleaning crop there
is no better anywhere in the United
States. Last year, IN hillv New
Hampshire, the average was ~
bushels per acre. In New Jersey
the average is still better, individ-
ual yields reaching fully 100 bush
els per acre 1t is probable that
the average for almost any Of tie
Eastern States will be found supe-
rior to that Of most Western States.
Nevertheless there it is a special
crop, upon which Is expended
much labor and In the
West corr is raised in large fields,
without manure, and often year
after year GI the same fields. Moth
ing however is taken saTe the ears,
and stock CLEAN what is Left, the
refuse being again turned under.
Under a better system of culture,
aud with intelligent rotation, 100
bushels per acre is often reached
and from so TO so bushels is not
unusual. 1t would be well to keep
constantly in mind this fact and
it is as patient to any section Of the
country as another it costs no
more to cultivate a crop giving a
maximum yield than one giving a
minimum yield. A thorough prep
aration of the field costs something
more than Indifferent preparation.
Careful planting with none but the
best seed costs no more than lrreg-
ular planting with poor seed ; in
fact rot SO much since good seed
goo seed often saves re-planting. A
careful and well-digested rotation
Of crops costs nothing but . little
consecutive thought and it viii
often, In the West, say the appll-
cation Ct manure. As to the man
ure it simply costs the hauling and
spreading. A careful attention to
some details, generally consider Of
minor Importance. would increase
our crop yield by nearly one-half.
Our good farmers do attend to these
details, and reap the benefit. Those
farmers who are actively engaged
in reducing the average yield Of
any country are those who do not
read, or, if they DO read, depend
upon those journals which give
sensational premiums to extend
their circulation. If d paper is
worth anything 1T is for It's intrin-
sic value, a fact farmers especially
should keep in mind IN providing
for the forthcoming years agricul-
tural newspaper.
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lNoNEMBER, Ii, I>-S

himself with apples. IL strartrr-
bag i full Of app =. H. or..a
apple to his companion. and ....
one himself. They agc h,s -
solacc when OF the road. Ila ~,u.
their seed all along the route. IT..
tosses the core from the car .r5.z
and from the top OF tine >-ta.c-caar
He would, IN tme. make the It.
n vast orchard. Ie d5sy..
with "A knife. He prefer, ta.t s..
teeth shall have the frs t.-.
Then he knows the best flavor
Immediately beneath the >h5n.
that in a pared apple this f., -u,.
Il ven viii stew the apple. be SAX.
instead Of baking it. by all me.r.
leave the skin on. Itlmproyrs ...
color and vastly e CITIZENS the f..
vor of the dish.
The apple i a masculine r
hence women are very poor a.....
eaters. Il belongs to the or.r
and requires open air tas,.
relish.
! instantly sympath.z..
that clergyman | read Of, 4..,.
pulling out his pockor-haa5.
chief IN the midst of his dsgsn-.
pulled out two bouncing ar....
with 1t that went rolling a.r.-.
pulpit stairs. These apples aa~
no doubt, to be eaten after IN. s
mon, on his way home or q. ....
next appointment. They w....
take the tast6 Of il out of h., rlue..
Then, would "A minister be anr. ,a
grow tiresome with two blgalH
IN his coat-tail pockets: Naul,
not naturally hasten along to
ly" and the big apples: Ilt.s
were the dominic apples. and u
was April or May, be certainty
would Burroughs B.u..-
SuHstine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-14

GOOD MARKETISG.-We cana.
but notice the difference de.w-
people IN obtaining sales for aua..,
during this period Of a r.a,..
market. We notice one man Wi0
exposes his apples regularly arrao-
ed IN boxes, the same as touslr.
would be; and their apTeagla..
50 attractive that they find app.
rently a quick sale, and certainly 4
a higher rate than do his no.-a-.
boris stock, which IS piled .n..
boxes of the same size, and wa..
are of equally good quality. I.,
observation furnishes a good Ua.
that the farmer should appIFt' u-
own needs. Whatever you .a1.a.
good quality Tor sale, spend . IHr.a
time, and Use d A,,.v -foreta..-...
II presenting TO your custom, Is.
the most attractive way, and lu thus
way you viii not only recol.r I.t
for the produce, bat pay a." .Hr
your time.