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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-03-27

An accountant who visited Bunker
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longest column he ever footed up.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-03-27

Victims of Rum.

wRETCHED wIFE-THEIR CHILDREN LEFT TO
STARYE
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Nj EDiCAl.
vEGE TImE /;
Cured Her.

DR.. II. R. STEVENS
Dear 4Sr,-I must state that you3 -
deserves to be called valuable .
renovator and invigorator Of tu; N,,...,. ..S
tenn. My wife suffered for & !eug,u ,t
with IScr0ftLG Sore on the leg. .uJ.
eral bottles of Vegetine. The results
prsing: it cured her, while ali the iOr..vi o..
edies failed to give satisfaction.
Respectfully,
i. =. 'rEIt X
know the above to be true.
HENRY WERTH Elmer.
Druggist and Apothecary, 139 Monmouth IT
VEGETINE.-For eradcating all impIrt.'s
of the blood from the system, It has no e,Ii.si.
1t has never failed to effect IL cure, giVin-; to-
and strength to the system debiltated Dy d-5-
ease.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-03-27
vEGETINE
Purifies the Blood,

BOSTON, MASS, Jan. I3, 1871
Dear Str,-I have been using VEGETTNE for
some time with the greatest satisfaction, and
can highly recommend it as a great cleanser
and purifier of the blood.
]. l.. HANAFORD,
Pastor of Egleston-square NJ. e. Church
NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements of the
nervous system, are usually connected with a
diseased condition of the blood Debility is a
frequent IRE accompaniment. The first thing to
pc done is to improve the condition of the
blood. This is accomplished by taking Veg
etlne II 1S a nerve medicine, and possesses a
controlling power over the nervous system
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-03-27
VOL. 35-----NO. 13.
DIRECTORY.

JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREC-
TORY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-03-27
vEeETIME
Will Cure Rheumatism.

CINCINNATI, April 9, 1877.
Dear ST. have used your medicine the
Vegetlne, for rheumatism with great success
ana Deileve 1t to be the best medicine for that
complaint that there is. I also know it is
good blood purifier, and at the present time
am using 1t as the best spring medicine that I
know of take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Vegetine to my friends.
II. MUND,
Charles Street.
THOUSANDS will bear testimony land do it
Voluntarlly), that VEGETINE is the best medi-
cal compound yet placed before the public for
TtenovIa1ting and purifying the blood, eradcat-
tions from the system, invigorating and
strengthening the system debiiftated by dis
ease; IN TACT, 1t is, as many have called it," The
Great Health ReStorer"
, 1879-07-26
WINS AND pIsHWAauINQ,
H1o ths K,f{fnr a. sJHs TNr{k,IuS


MusKs0oN, M!ch., july g3.-Doubttsss many
and various Will be the letter. OF advice sent
you In behalf Of Ralph Raekstraw,-ao many that
II will be quito unnecessary for ms to add to the
numbcr,-yet feel iucl'pod to tell him Whist
my husband said after read his letler to him.
naked h'm II he thought It WAS really tsuot
sNo," said he; lido you supposo nsu with
seuse enough to wslss that letter would speak
30 Of tho woman he inteuded to masrYt 1t was
Just written to ket up little excitement"
"Wcll, said ], "supposa It was true; what
advice would yen give h'nlf'
VI tllsk," WAS tho soply, "that q man who
know k1rl 40 long, ami eugaxed himself to her,
Without knowing whether sho could work or
not, 6uEbt 10 marry hsr and ahIde by Tho censc-
qucnrcs, A nau who " such fool a. that
ought TO work sixteen hours day to support
bis wife in tdencss."
Tint sounds pretty rough on Ralph, but | an
Inclined 10 think that II 10 did tnsfry her ho
would not 10 the gseatest sufferer. Men arc
not very agreeable creatures unless their stom.
achs arc we'll provided tor, and II IL highly prob
allc 'hat her feelings would sul{cf more In t4e
1rst lew years than hta stomach.
For lh: benefit VI Ralph ur xpy other mnu Ia
likc circumstances. l would say that tho cOndt-
tlull in Which he pictures hlmaelf to be IL not
such terrible orc ~ be scems to imagine. II
tho Elrl possessed good heart xnd o seuaib1o
mind tanI those ato the main things to look st).
Ae need not lear TO trust hia hApptues6 ln her
keeping, By all neans explain To her u 1oon
, 1879-07-26

perfectly realized, two were eaaes where ono Of
tile par had ohthfncd 4 divorce for the puFnoee
Of marrying the other II In double lilo ot dull
indifference, Or constant nntaeonssn. radiant
vision ol h7rpnehs cuNss 10 ono cxtetcne8. ihc
written law dooa not snr that the inct!ahio bliss
shatl rnes by and be forever lost II hetwoen
aud qnck To forgive. what charity should not b.
ours vhen We Judge hetwcea two hearts which
tn.,eaa o. b'eastnga ha7o bceone tortuscs to
The unwrittep law places the divorced under
surveillance: II, after n certain season, good
behavior appears CONTINUOUS. The parties aro to
bo regarded AZ not altogether wrong, but hJ no
means a. altogether right; there t. = blot On
the esciitchton. Probably the un"fttten law II
correct; at all events, i stands.
Let us, then, view With aynnpathJ and char!t?
those who hava erred, who hare suffered. ANIL
who have endeavorea 10 mend their broken
scck divorce have had troubles enough Without
any one Of US moro fortunate ones adding Qua
1ot or ttttlo to their burdens.
To Chat, "ho Is Cha. .iTay'; J. and T.: much 70
entertain profound esteem and admiration for
certain persons, and to e!Yo such expression to
those sentiments As tllt utAEea OF society aanc-
ttonf II this Is hattcry, fear shall be- d fat
hairs In It than 1t has now. And Why 20 out OF
your war to use od[ous epstheta7 ncvor aat.
tcrca You. did ! l duto on dove pot.pte, aud OF
course let's all auatse'>-only let's be civil
about It.
Now. Crab Auplc, disagrecabte as It must b
to hare wart on ones nose, which 10 suraly
the only "worst mart In the world" anil great
na must bo the skill mud patience required 10 re-
move such an ill-paced .wart with salesatue
water without injurfng onc's eyes, can tsll
you ne horrld man's esde Of the Dominica
wife's business in a nsrd. II had wife aud
kho had dangIcr, and folks talked about Il,
| saleratus vatnr and pattencs wouldn't begin TO
| exhaust my resources for removing that sxcres-
ccucc from the household countenanee. No,
indeed! The wsrt would have TO 70, sure
enough; and the person who dcspsca the COM
ments OF eucrnioa Ignores the noat valuable les
SOUS Of society. FoRTI YEARS.
, 1879-07-26
UQME MEMORIES.
TUE CHILDHOOD or MANY KaAns AGO..
ia AIA A.xGilose AZ TIA HdkAna

RoM1 CIrr, Iud., July 20.-Californ!a's de-
Rctiptlon OF her early New York homo ycaur-
scrted meaorles-such tender lnclnoEiss-of
fcuuex long slnce vsulshed, OF childish hopes
that arc blasted, Of homo long stucs swept
away, oi youthful paths which shall never
more trend, and over whosa freshness tho dead
leaves have ruttsed many wiuters.
With xhat melancholy " homesickuess " aMd
what unsppeasablo ycarutnk tho soul reaches
backward over tho lapse Of years ~ tho spec-
trum Of metuory brings before my snrsptured
gaze 4 ylsion Of that dear old manor!al home
OH the yelvet-gseea shores Of Lake Ontarlot
What lorely xnd iovable homo It WAsl How
matessicallY It crowned the E!slng land, with y
little pehblY brook cutting through the granite
, 1879-07-26
A WONDERFUL. PLANT.

To ls Editor M TIE 1FIbu9s.
OTTAWA, H., July 14-I1sd God tn Ills wisdom
eoen be.t 10 dsnrlya Il. of III, scn.c of .ylt ali
A.. go ~ s,,e ,ts ..,1 ~ - ..t. -..e.
no 5es'e u oaF ''c, A"u "ao luat W 'uls .easou
opened our eyes. think tic cry would bd:
"Whkt beautiful world Is this How much
have mtsssdl | never Imagined auyth,ug 10
io,.,vr u, -. mn .,r,h /. int nnv n m a..
to'e.,t . es' oul ea.sn ~ 1uos w" y" No ~,
tfhctve Nete. ala tho oeaos'es oonotY en-
hhnced II the fruit b0 OF our OVID hand. True,
Junetwlth her roses, has gone, but, ers she bade
~. Yarnvo,l al, crowned me yo,,nu Graduates
III ".,..I ~, ~. 49, .s ,.. 49," sa.,s
WI oseE our iano, Anu oauo lhem sease ts'c lous
square walls, enter The crowded school.room OF
life, accept God for their instructor, buckle on
tleir arrnor, and neyer say fail. Deaut,ful "A
~. no-rr. arc th.v ,.tl, tads o,a 1,o f1,vo
~ ~ "15 .s.' ""' asue a.'s NV. NJ nas"
you pfepaseo LOT thae emergency NOW, you
cannot cauhe your cuttings To strike root "a
easily, and soma utter(y refuse to do 60, Said
Aor1at 10 ma l,,t ,vcol-. 81 hove t,,cd nvo
.T.na' ~, w.. p",..s,e .s.'. Nv. .oA ~. "'S
'nnes 70 eet Jou tetus1o9un' out they WIZ
not root" bomo think florist can 10 any"
thing With plants, but there ia tenerp, law,
laid down br our Father, and ali Nature IA
nnva,nsa ,s J.. rh.s. a.on.. .t,n. ,or
RoseFueu W Nv A"sss p1opcr .'"o lo'
roofing, budding, and plaptIng. With attet"
tton, knowledge. aud prarttce, wa can aoon
, 1879-07-26

by the same logic" Why not IN thiar' can
sse no need Of improvement IN onF present law.
except TINT I'll Inn stioutd b more guaried
1H nsd '0s:s h ns .9 9'9sss sas 't sy
MANY net from pfincp'c IN ,hetc matters. 1
know woman delicate, refined, and highly
cultured. who Ind aside her wtfchood and wont
o.it into The World TO oarn her own living, while
she loved dovotoal., though he had outraged
all the sanctttics Of nnrritge. because he told
her flo did not lure har. In doing this, sho
found no fault With him even 70 her most in.l-
"nescs would leaTo 4 man sho narrloj,"
yet ventilatca h[s fafltngs ovcrJ day IN
The week with cosstping neiKhbofs. Nov, what
IA marriage! Most Of YOU admit one love nn1
when The soul goes out Of the marriage bond,
has not it& sacrcdnets guno tool Dear Homo
ites, let us allow each soul to be law unto It.
SELF SO long ns h obeys tho Laws OF our country.
because you are happy and content, nd feel no
other. Each soul knows IT. own neeaa, or
ought to. II F. has never seen divorced per
son remarked whom she coult' !tespcGf; her
rauCe OF vision must BIZ vcrs aniall and ven
turc ~ say that nine out Of ten Of this house;
hold know Of some one vhon, thsJ ean uphold
In taking such step. Many orthodox people
betcye 10 he'll; b.,t it IL not for then, nr their
friends. 60 with diyorce-rhen 1t 6eeotnes =
that case. A pnrc tonl beside me says: "Tcl!
The Homoites that 'eF persons understand tho
right fnsan!nE Of marrtazci few enter this holy
sacrannent With clean hands anl pure hearts;
few arc capable Of ,.,u.,as ,ug,asrstsrsalnE It's
enter into this state With stlsas,
and impure desires: SO many with hope OF
bcttering their earthly condition ia gottItsg ~
casier Of higher place IN which 10 enjoy tl,tnl-
sclvct without Auy realizing aenso Of the dudes,
shr promises. the rights they nssumo. Marriage
s the highest, ho!'est rslatos in Which hnmaa "a
characterized BY truth, honesty, and an ont'ro
couaecraton Of self to zach other, to the chill
hutaao family. 1t should be the 'holy OF
i,ottcs to tho man and woman who asslno
tl,eso relations. 1t should bo putting asda I'll
The world for one, giving up or soli and selfish
pleasures for tho good Of the other. How few
realize thLsi How few ars capable OF selecting
from Ill they meet a nature that shall blend
with thcirs ID the flno hRrnou!cs Of higher
life.h
ID trua marriage there ID no dlseonl,. no
douhts no fears. no sacrifice. sincs perfect foyc
can bring no sacrifice tnr each other.
California. honor you.. Chat, lot us laugh,
and, Forty Years, old fellow, to tho front.
Cousin JonN.
, 1879-07-26

A. possible your situahou, and II sho truly loyes
you she will chrttfnl!g atapt hcfsr!t 10 IL. Dht
se not Resp nks sn ns5os ab. sP Toue
You sepm 10 think that Il was naughty mot to
uao moro severe axpfeason N your brtfotnch
not to like 10 wash dishes. ALLOW mo to assure
You that there IL nothing very eurpratnK about
t,lat, for there arc not n.any 9lela or women who
do take murh pleasure In thAs occupatlun. Tlcrc
Is nothing pleasant Or romantic about It; and II
you shuuld cscr hnd ftrl who tells you d.at Il
Is lust fun to wash dlahcs, you nlAT feel certain
Of one Of two,thngs: either that the girl Is ro-
tnArkabto ono, or olse sho doesn't speak the
truth at all times. DerAuse one docan't ltke to
work u doesn't imply that u'cy cannot q viii
TINT ! descst dts1hwsshlnE; 1 hato 10 make
hedb; h4va 1 perfect horror Of cooking, nntl
| do not like 10 tNetp. AMI yet ! DO all OF
thcea things essrJ. da! Of ny liie, nearly.
Frumbltng, and oven LAUGH. and Joke, and s!lsc
willis about It. Nor do suppose ,ny&elf IL lo
an exceptional wonna1 Ia this respect To SUM
The matter all IN, think tllere arc worae faults
than not llklng 10 work mud pot knowing how.
Mind do not say not willing to work when
necessary, Perhaps ought to have. modified
this iittls and said not liking to do certain
things, for ttcro aro few Of Us who do not like
to do sontthinB II 1t 10 coliGtnial to otr tasteA
and feelings, and 30 there aro soma women who
like to do houseHork, but am not one Of
thcm,
And now, Ralph, hops With the he1p Of tho
you may bo able to chose witely and we'll, and
may Jou meet With no worse fate than choking
to death on soggy bread or stranElhtg On muddy
coffee.
says In hts letter Of last week. II ho nenns
what ho SAYS, and II he doesn't, what docs he
meant ! am not sure whether he meant to be
Witty or wise. or to advance some new Idea, II
h. vii 9sss hs snn nc e asss9' Ta ks
tic words la ustd1 II kc did not, that NAV ac-
, 1879-07-26

no" THE hoTHHHa TsAoH 7HaN TO DO 70.
II ht Editor Of Thu Tribune.
a.av in thc country from witch T haya tnst n.
10y .'". - D,.. .s,,t .s,., i" Hs.. yAes ~
turned, VIE ny lllpu teotea wv" p'casan. Enen-
orics, bad ane opportunity oil learning the
chIldren ,ht arl Of c,yine syt,smat.caliy. ,hnn
ha.,,u. tro,,h1. +,n,, tic,r avr ,bomII:-. s.J
to.,ar,,a ~ t.a,n.r IT, ths,. n.n.inn
FOSTERING soufntsa Of teulpor IN tnc'f ohapF!nf.
and delicate in the extreme, n The victim Of
n+rvtah. frctfn1. er,,nw dtsnos,tton. vhrb sho
ha.a,aas,. - ,a...r.i w ~. ,t.,ia ~. rn,,i
uss HIsu4esh'5 'osle'su ~ Vs. ''s'lu wy; u"t'a
heard him ask for some trihlng assstaucs over
and over again, rntfl tho nlrasant reaucat which
thc l,ttle linn nrst ahmed htrana An angry
scr.,m. foifnsr ri ~ = netnianf crY lint hrrssnn
enor6 -oR tn hs Rvthin II isarin"' "H GYe.t vasi
Na,nSn. viii hx..md.hr II hsI hccn the 1Grst
answer. fnjIovsd by. Do hush. ehijd. iii
mnmma rata road, II when tic iI{tla lins hai
c,. sre MI orE Ynm iuss m'sn rsl nmha
nom III, unt ri stro,iv .,rcam of eris. M o ~,
trcattes fniinwrh. ~o -~ ~
csaseIsss cali upon hrr Tine. Su Il she inionds
- ro'n ois Win ~ rc,... - -. rnmId y nat
ho h,a. !, ~" essv IN IN lnanlra him A. Grat. tbus
hcstrr ~ IL, ,r,,r. ~ an, snari thsf 4 snrs
In fo1fn1r m MI AT fOf
~ itstnr =, II, p.rhsna, Va
H. has hecarrn @ 81 "cc'tstnmsd to tht, r,sr.r
At r,nIn,r iis no,nt that Il wo,,,d nn 1ouht ~.
nov lin sfccrdimeiy IN h,vc Tia trn,,n.. rssntcd
m tieiinstnnt' th,,: c,vInr him nd incentiTs IN
ar his ,nnintfInus yncs for III tise ~ .diSc.ttn, ~
Iimsrf a,sJ ,i.e rcst ~ ,hs nortr. hut thtnir
shs ,vn,,id .cs drnSsd chan1s H. ths hstt.r
wnn,.' shr hui mn thts htnt into nrsrttcs
Wnthsrs ors sno .ni - u.,t ~ thstr nhttd..,,
vith snmc trv,ai sHenso -. pwhon bnih tm" hi
tncIi,nt,1n asnn,inn loisy 4hns tcschirs fhsm.. ~
fnr thcy src ant sct,oiarso that thrir nny resort
IL tn cfv> ontI "a snnntr sh.1 cnn5n snrs "a
music mi ihe mora ,,mbtor.b. ,hcr rsntter III +
Ito earlier tl,ex viii e.in ifcir nofnt -'4 ~
Titus in ma1y chi,iiren ia hsbIt of er,,np ia
cu1,iYat.d r.. carc1rs.n.sa IN attcnai,r ~ It,.ir
wsnss vhec the1 ara ti,n mn.t nrnss;nr. - Tnrn.
imI ia n,se.tjnrcr sva. withot,t snsH .rinT !,
H nnother 4scrto,,s mstak. mntscrs have fsSten
intn. for tI,e snncr H. rb,i rots m nsieht ~
what I'm .nird rra1s. ths .artitr iii Il hs stnr"d
VIII uasfuj knowit,fre. to ths eTcinsfon m 81 evi
teachings. Psrnnts sholld constitute ths,n.
, 1879-07-26
Cousin Johns Views on What Consti-
tutes True Wedlock.
Chadwick's Reltct ut Liberty to
Receive Proposals.
Several Answers to Ralph Rack
straw's Peculiar Ideas.
"reminiscences Of an Extraordinary Homo
pear Lake Ontario.
Has Bhe q Romeo Boys, Girls, Babies,
and Miscellaneous Subjects.
THE LETTER-BOX.

There aro letters, papers, aud possa1-cards at
this ofIlco for the persons whose names appear
below. Thoso living out oil the city should send
their address ard three-ccnt stamp, upon re-
csIpt Of which their mail will be forwarded.
Aestdsuta OF Chicago can obtain thc,F mail by
calling 1t Room s8 TRIBUNE Bn,idings
Ralph HAcksttaw. Eta.
TITO. Ugly Vonnl.
Professor. Aties D. A. Bttkleg,
Tonosta. Zerlfa.
Wicked EYea H. T..
Ex.Opium Eater. A1ords.
ES1en Jetvis.l: Mo,
, 1879-07-26
WHAT CONSTITUTES THun MARRIAGE.
To the Editor ny TIN Y,tIbunk

JOLIET, julg 2aa.-'Tlle subJcct Of dlvorca Ia
pretty well ventilated III This Iioms Of July 10,
--at least tho idess ot q few Of the household
aro sci forth In most positive nauntr. ] hayo
read them all, and wondered As read why on
all The topics discussed in The Ilone each one
expects othess o'ses from Ills standpoint, and
judge Al! cases from bis individual tdess Of what
they would do under similar circumstances. for
getting NJ are not u! east in ons mpld, aal
hat they might no. possibly do II wsla as tho
uns condemned.
+. suys "lf iu other affatra and conditions OF
1tfa We chooae looltshlys wo have ~ suffer the
Consequences Why not In thisW Now, IN
othsr affairs W learn BY experience, and, il We
m4ka . miatake, proceed It oncs 10 recIty It.
, 1879-07-26

cred that their poor wtves hpont their lyes al It
wcre, IN watching them whilo hero On earth. And
q consideration TINT they may 10 40 very tired
that they need eternal rest may Accolint for tho
requres Watching Is not worth tho troub'e and
thry, The malo nnRets, may Wish to seo II they
cannot bo good without suci, care. hAvo
seldom seen az inhtance where such wAtchful.
the man,
shonld this meet the approval Of The Home,
I may want to say something On divorce and
marriage juLIsr.
, 1879-07-26

10 nc A"ao' ao O. 4"s ',Ao"ns' ..
CHICAGO. July .2.-Io hatph NacKstTaw
would say, "nou't do IT," Your case Is llko
many others that baye existed long prior to
vnur nrcsene d,J1,cu,tv. II II Tho iii sto-v ~
~. ~
incompetence oa ona s'oo "na 4'oncht iuscntlous
on the other. It has been often Illustrated In
never takou To henri or realized by the new cron
+bat fo1f. III, ,no on,, ,,,,o.o sv.rs r.or
r.1as au',e '"to ,'o '"s 'eaA
~ may De act do"1 % fule tlat no snah SHOULD
marry 4 woman that docs not know how to
cook: ami, unti. a woman does know how to
.oof, 81. h, mn rfoht q, ,,,rrv rr .r,,o,, m,r-
~A' ~" Aa- = ,,,. -.
s'use' Aous ease IN 4lAe tuousa''ao ol ots'e1si
you 1uslssh esoryth!he. thc ~otann hoth1'1g.
You are going to take poor girl. furnish every
th1nr for A hmm. sunnnrt TINT hpmc, and re-
setas .,u.. =. ,vt,t,o. T., -o,rrn ,ftn, s,v =,
r.s'f tvh.t ~ 1nom thinSn, ~ whsn ;av
snts. .,'sst'a s,,,, n.,,,,r.vta ~ lazy
nr,in.raIx .rhr, mn, ,r,1fo , cc,tr,c, b..
",,,a ,t,,s, Nv i;n,, - na,,s. ~ -
a 'i. .t,,.,nr r' i, ~ ~ n,E,r,
la1 ~ '.tas - A , W." ,,,,,t.',. so
.., @ y. -. II tI,, ~ hr e -, -, ~ piti i
Inv ,, ~ hos ,ni;,s,". tharaaf.,
" suppot. & W. n.u ~. ht IT,. aS n,ai
4oInE t utsu ~ .na.'ns % 'n.o ~. ousu naAnto ~
ntaa a,!a...ss WE 10y. nnn ~ pvupu "o1uct
WY .nsto u ~ hsnia .naasea . "sey, .. ssty
~ & iattthse @ ,1a nc aw..hs 1.e Gn"
!ua., Uon - s'n s9 W 'Aotneh e's''
utT 0usG1 ,'s nusn..s ~. sru,,,,.x .,,,.,t. IT,
fnrnlshi1s sseasythF ~ a ior s morning. IL sesufn
eJ poso.utJ ~ @ ~ NY ur.. . yuaIi maeu VIZ
~ az 1ays az. in ~ H. ~, ~" ,tfs. T.. ~
ttn ~ ~ ~. "o,, n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-09
Domestic En- mig: iiOr.

From an official statement Of the
sales Of public lands, during the past
year, N minnesota, Dakota, Nebras-
ka and Kansas, VIC learn, says an
Eastern paper, that the amounts of
money received have been so large
as to indicate movement of popula-
ton on very large scale. The re-
giors thus settled are in the range
Of wheat, corn and stock farming,
and show that the domestic emigra-
ton is rolling westward in a dense
volume, carrying forward the organ
lied forms of American civilization
rs seen in the tfourishing settlements
of Iowa, Kansas and minnesota.
Emigrants do not now sprawl over
the whole vast wilderness of the
New West, as had been the case ten
years ago. The terror caused by the
ravages of the Indian wars must be
held responsible for compacting the
settlers thus in organized masses.
The products Of agriculture in these
border regions are now available for
markets to an extent that was FORM
erly impossible, as all the new rail-
roads are equipped in good running
order and form parts Of great svs-
TENS Of transit and trade. The
chances favor an immense progress
in minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas.
1t seems to be the prevalent belief
now that the hopes of the Nation
must rest chiefly on the progress of
its agriculture. The western border
advances at the rate of about fifty
miles year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-09

EXPOSITION OF 1875. Wandering
through tie United States section Of this
truly wonderful Exhibition, hypcrorna-
mated and over displayed as the most OF
it is. came upon an elegant glass cast,
whose modesty was the more conspicu-
Gus from its neighbors' finery. surmount-
cd by the motto 'Dignis Praemia" and
displaying, in neat packages. the medi-
cal preparations of the house Of DR.. ]. c.
Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
l was aware of the worldwide reputa-
tion of this eminent firm, for the charac-
ter and quality of their goods and re
member well their agents in London
Messrs. Newberry. in St. Paul's Church.
yar,'. Having leisure hour, I dcterm-
ined to examine the contents of this case,
myself. and / was surprised to see the
delicate perfection to which they have
brought their household remedies.
was chagrincd at the reflection that.
which we have at home the most ski3ful
and prc-emincntly. the best physicians
in the world, these Yankee doctors dis
tance US so far in the line of popular
medicines for family use. They have
the sharpness to take advantage Of the
the high scientific discoveries among us
and make pills and potions as palatable
as they are salutary. l was told by a
leading druggist in Philadelphia. that
DR., Ayre's manufactory was the largest
in America. giving employment to hun
dreds. Unjust 60 70 Lowell and see it,
on my way neutrality-suspicious. Of
the London Eng) Telegraph.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-09

One of our physicians is of the
opinion that rotting straw stacks
have much to do with the prevail
encc of dipthcria in the country
towas IN the state. The deraying
vegetable matter generally remains
in the vicinity Of the dwellings,, and
is tramped over by cattle aud con-
verted into the manure, the eemcu.s
Of which, soaked by raius and sn ows,
gradually perca'ate into the wells.
Filthy surroundings are very sure to
breed pestlence, and where conta-
g:ous disease exists, it should be ac-
cepted as an adnoni ion to examine
the premises, including the surround
ings of the wells and the condition
o. the cellars and clean up Fari-
bau.t Republican.