, 1879-05-24

man 10 work thcm and =, least ono. fourtt Of tese
anartymen otln9 OF have tbefr dtlnners brought TO
ptcct OF orr Wcnlcrn. }etctvc cheese, and he Was
.*hst M We eall green Du!chman." romen,bcs
that In the old cof,ntrythey nte mneh cheesc, hnt
tl,at or Yankee cheese hurt them. Yet lheAc same
inatrymcn ennsun1e more good beef and pork thnn
can't do the bRrd work these men do without good
tooa; t they would buy our cheese II Il were good
m. oi'enso on the part Of the factory-1nsn to
sk!m MS custnn,cr's milk, - well as Anlns the
tiary.nan fur adding liitle water on bis part,
III an attslnpt to nVerrcach tic public.
TO GIT RICH QUICKLY.
Yesterday morning we werc somcwhat syr.
't,sa pa ot!nen'ng our ina te fad circular
milne In the !" Glacier Mountains, Bnnke River
Mining Dfstf1ct, Colorado" The par vn1na Of
nc stock 4 $40 per share; hnt $3.50 pays for
shire tn flill,--the profits Of the mines are TO
pay the ba1auce. a note at s}le bottom of the
circular states that parties IN The country can
remit through the express companies OF bv pos
tal order; which Is certainly very kind, " pre-
sumo tEat these circulars have been, anl will
~oss e"s ao n psd Pososs s ,nes' aaa9es. sss es
bD obtained; nt,l the projectors Of tic 6chctne
will. no doubt, reap rich 5arrost. It tsn't
worth nhilc to in7est In silver mine anrhow,
tic s!lvcr market 10 too much depressed; Rt,d
then the maine. "enake River, gives tho whole
thing nway. Parties WIN arc fool,s,l enough to
send money for thtH rtock will never get moro
than htghty-ornanlcnfed certificate, II they do
that, In return. II these tniucs Yield so much
silver as tho circular stntca, what need of selling
stock IN el0 atntes to grcenflornsf There arc
capitalists Who would f,uy them outright
THE soLooi,Arit.
THIS Is another hu1nbuE tl,ut Is he!nr extern
s!vcly Advertised In cross-roals newspapers.
The ptoprictors send out nostni.cart1s contalufte
tnnfF af1tprrtarirrnf atm IN
Keeper los twa Insertions II the edit
or las nothing more proEtutIe for his columns,
tc puts IL In, anil s0uo Of Ills subscribers nre
gulleu b. It. No one need expect: bunting.
tcn1 II they send nuythlng. is probably . sun-
iliat In till'box. Except In casc Of presents,
something Ia never gtve1s for nothing.
Dad SEED.
We hear Of M unusual amount of poo. sced-
corn having been planted. With such fayora-
would think tia, there would be bn. little com
platut. Somc attribute the failure to the tx
trcnle cold wcather Inst winter; hut we do not
think that u the reason. At any rate, II one
should this fal mako an effort TO ostain sup.
ply, aud not truat to luck Is many do.
ABOUT rEC1T.
Pears, peaches, und hlackbcrrfes will not
amount to anything IN Central Illinois ibis ycat,
oxceDt perhaps In Isolated eascs, or where The
Richmond cherry has 4 tolerablo crop,-farthcr
south, VIC are Informed, tbs crop is d tai!usc;
while appIctrees never SGT fruI: better or In
such profuscnesa. Strawberries m,ld rasrberrteb
are looking vol, and 2tve promise Of m album
dant Yluld.
TARN CROPS
are doing nicely, with the exception OF corn, as
formerly noted. Nescr, In thirty years' expert
enco a. q farmer, do We rccorrt another such
favorable season in Illinois NJ The present.
Nearly every available aero has been piowed and
planted; nn1, II the future realization Is ,tt to
tile promise, illinois has never sccn sucl ernps
as will be harvested the present year.
RURAL, JR.