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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1879-11-07
American and English Farm Machin.


American manufacturers of farm
tools shape them in such way as to do
the work with the least physical labor.
The English manufacturer, on the
other hand, has a pride in making every
thing substantial, heavy and solid,
without any regard to the weight or
strength needed. Why, there is more
wood and iron in an English farm.cart
than would make two American carts,
and yet with their superb roads they
load theirs no heavier than we do ours.
An English manure fork is of the same
size and pattern 1t was half a century
ago-a square, rough tine, shouldered
near the point calling for the greatest
amount of force in loading or unload.
ing. The American fork is round
polished tine, tapering gradually from
the point to the base, and calling for
the least power. The weight of an
English pillow is at least three times that
of ours and its length about twice, and
yet 1t takes neither wider nor deeper
furrow slices than our best plows. In
fact, one pair of horses attached to one
of our best pattern plows will do from
a third to half more work in the same
number of hours than an English
farmer with his long, unwieldy pattern
that Is out of all proportion, both In
length and weight, to the work 1t Is
intended for. The same Is true of the
English harrow, cultivators and all the
implements found in common use for
turning or cultivating the soil. The
ordinary wooden mandrake Is a clumsy,
heavy thing, having from third to a
half more wood than is actually neces'
sary. In many instances, in going
through England, I have counted eight
and ten hands gathering hay into wind.
rows with these hand.rakes, an opera
tion very seldom, il ever, seen now in
the United States. In many Of the
agricultural districts which visited,
farmers cultivating from forty to hun.
dred acres of land still continue to cut
their grain crops with the reapiug hook
and cradle. The English cradle has a
scythe blade of ordinary size and length,
with two short wooden fingers. The
man cutting with this cradle throws the
cut grain around against the uncut
standing grain. Another man follows
the cradle, equipped with q piece of
stick about three feet in length with an
iron hook on the end of 1t, and gathers
the cut grain into sheafs and places
them on the stubble before the next
swath can be cut. The American, or
what Is commonly called the I" Yankee"
cradle has a wide soy the blade similar In
size and length to the English, but
instead OF two short fingers 1t has four
long ones, and the operator cuts the grain
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which falls on the fingers and which IL
thrown into q sheaf on the stubbls
entirely out Of the way Of the next cradle
who follows, leaving the cut grain ready
to be bound, one man with US do.
Ing the work OF two In England
In talking on the subject with an intel.
ligent farmer In Essex county, En- gland,
] had difficulty In convincing him that
the long fingers Of the " Yankee" cradle
would not or could not get tangled up
In the straw, nor could induce him 70
send and get an American cradle,
although he was complaining Of the
high price Of farm labor when compared
with the low price Of farm produce.-B.
r.. Quinn In Scribnsr.
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IWaukee,

MILWAUKEE, November $500 p. NJ
Flour-Very quiet but held firmly; choice
spring AZ $o.6v@676 fancy extras at 5000
tive and frmer; No hard at $l.19: No l
regular at $l.l8; No. 2 hard at $l.l6K@
l6%; No. Irregular at $l.l5N@1.l 6N; No.
at 9i,0tH, No. I al orc; NO. 2 seller De-
cenber At $llS%@ll9H; seller January
at $l.2,@l.2OA. Corn-Dull but firm at
1910. Oats-Quiet at $40. Rye s. eady;
73c; No. 2 at 7lc. Bsrlsy-Active at72H@
7Sc; December at 76c; No. 5 a. 400; No. 8
extra at 57X@58,. Pork-Tdme at SO so
cash; seller January $1O25. Lard-At
1926 cash. Hogs-Active at $3.40@3 90.
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Tsr bodv found In I,ake Mlobiuan Al

TIE body found In Lake Michigan at
Killers Station, Ind, has been Identified az
that Of young Burr the 3d. Louis bank teller
who accompanied Prof. Wise, the aeronant,
No traces have yet been discovered either
OF the balloon or Of the remains OF Prof.
Wise, who probably met death In the lake
about the same time his unfortunate com.
panion pOrishtd. ~
WIN. JACKSON and VIM. Hickman,
two colOred river hands, had q friendly
wrestle In q saloon at Cincinnati on the
26th. Hickman threw Jackson, killing him
instantly. Hickman was arrested.
MCKENDRIE church, Of the Southern
Methodist Church, on Fourth street, Nash
Vile, Tenn, was consumed by IRE on the
night OF the Goth. Loss $S6,00oi insured
for $40, 900.
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Tho egress from the system Of waste ma
terial through the natural channels should be
rendered free, without loss Of time, when o
blockade IL predicted by an attack Of consti-
patton, disorder which II It becomes chronic,
Is productive Of serious bodily mischief.
the usual concomitants OF the malady msn.
toned, all indicate that the bodily functions
are materially interfered with. Hostetter's
BittFrs Is particularly efficaclous In ca-es VI
this sort, and renders the habit Of body per.
fectly regular. It Is medicine greatly 70 b.
pre- ferred 10 drastic cathartics, which are vel
calculated TO drench, but unhAppily also u
weaken the intestines. We say unhappily
since such medicines are the fayorite resourc,
OF many Ill advised persons, who resort u
them upon the most trivial occasion, an(
greatly to their discomfort and injury.
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HE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CLARK BRowE, convicted Of the muir.
der of bis father and sister, at West Win.
chester, on the night Of the I'd Of September,
was hanged at Wall, Ont, on the 3lst ult.
He made Q full confession OF the crime,
which vas read after the execution.
On the Goth James Garden purchased
a revolver at . pawn shop In Clevel and,
q: d, pu ting II 10 his head, fred. Instant
death.
JIM. COOLEY shot and almost instant.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November $500 p. M
Wheat-Unsettled and generally higher;
spring at $l.l6 for cash; $l.18 for seller
November and seller December. Corn
&c higher at 1910 for cash 42Xc for seller
November; 40Nc for seller December; 1870
for seller May. Oats-FirmFr at 32hc for
cash; 1910 for seller December. Rye-At
74c. Barley-At SAC. Pork-Weak at
50 5000 70 for cash; 50 5000 so for seller
December; $40 80 bid for seller January.
Lard Firmer at 50 rs for cash; SO 80 for
seller December; Sc 45 bid for seller Janu.
airy. Whisky-At $l.09. Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 head; quiet, easy; packers at S.. 40
$685. shipping at $S.50@S.90. Cattle
Receipts 1880 head; very tame for shipping
butchers, firm; good western and stockers
dull and nominal.
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semi.WeehIy WI.coo,Ip.

This edition OF TIE WISCONSIN has been en-
larged TO Q S6-column paper, practically with
out advertisements, 30 that each number con.
tains twice as much reading as an ordinary
newspaper. It Is by all odds the cheapesi
aud best newspaper in the state. The publish
ers desire to extend Its circulation, and for thil
purpose, and without reducing its regular prict
Of $500 per Annum, will send 1t
SIX MONTHS FOB S1.00,
As means Of introducing it to those who
do not now take it. This offer will only remain
open till January LIST, 1880.
Address, CRAMER, AIKESs d ORkMRR,
Milwankaa
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Foreign.

LONDON, November 1880 P. M.-Liv.
erpool wheat market opens strong. Cali.
fornia club at lis 8d@l24 Id; average Cali.
fornia lis 7d@l1s 90; spring at l0S LIDO
los lid. Floating cargoes improving; on
passage improving. Good carSoes No. 2
spring wheat off coast at 53s; good cargoes
red winter wheat of coast at 66I; fair aver.
age quality No. Chicago spring wheat, for
shipment, ETC., at 62s@52s Cd; fair average
California wheat just shipped at Sos; nearly
due at b6s
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THE MARKETS.
Reported by CHANDLER, Brown 4 Co, Commits
sion Merchants, Milwaukee and CIiclgo,
New York,

NEW YORK, November l-3 :00P. M-Cot.
ton-Firm at II 5.l6c for middIing uplands
Flour-Quiet and unchanged; receipts 25,.
600 bblt; sales $4,000 bblsi rye fiour dali.
Wheat-Feverish; receipts $4,000 bus J.;
sales 208, 900 bus; No. seller November at
81 4S. Rye-Quiet. Corn QIiei: recarpts
$1,000 bus; sales 5000 bus at 59A@59Ac.
Barley-Dull. 0ats-Quiet; receipts 80, 900
bus; sales $4,000 bus at S9@4lc for mixed
and unchanged. Butter-At l5@33c.
Cheese-At7H@1sc. Whisky-Unchanged
Sugar-At 1870 for crushed. Eggs-Un.
changed. Petroleum-Crude at SIC; re.
fined at tho. Tallow-At 7k@7Hc. Coal
Active. Leather-Firm. Wool-Active.
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THE delicate membrane which envelopes the
lungs and lines the air passages, Is exceedingly
and Ppreads very rapidly. Remembering this,
ule, il you are attacked by q cough or cold,
that Incompatible pulmonic and preventive Of
consumption, DR.. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, which invariably gives speedy relief
and ultimately effects complete cure in all
cases where the breathing organs are effected.
Use it in time aud prevent serious bronchial
trouble. Sold by ali Druggists,
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An old physician rrtiI from actice having had
placed In his hands by East India missionary the
formula OF simple vegetable re" edy for the speedy
a permanent cure for Con 'umpti0n, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung affect ons
also positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful cuatiyr Pow In thousands OF cases. has
felt IL his duty make IL known 10 his suffering fell
lows Actuated BY this motive and desire TO relieve
human suffering II send free Of charge to all who
desire IT. this ecpe, in GfTman, French OF English,
with full directions forP eparing and using Sent by
mail ~ addressing with stanp naming this paper.
". w smER 4. l4g Pc err, hloek. koche ter N. Y.
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Tndesiroble Information.

Scene-Passenger depot. Characters
Atlanta negro and country darkey.
Collcquy opened by the Atlanta negro
"Wher' you goin', buddyW
"Duz you own dis shed"
"No."
"Ner none eff dose kyarsH"
"No."
"Ner none er deze railroads."
"No."
"Ner no tavern~
ono"
"Well, den, yer don't wanter come
buddyin' me, an you don't want no In.
famashun. De kinder infamashun wat
you'd ri / outn med be mighty ap' fer
Ter sour on yer."-Atlanta Con'titutson.
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Fl. W. JOINS Asbestos Liquid Paints are
strictly pure lnseed oil paints, and contain no
water. They are the best and most economi-
Cal paints in the world. Send for samples to
81 Maiden Lane n. Y
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EACH maker OF Cabinet or Parlor Organs
sdvertises his own as best. But the exsmina-
tons at the great worlds exhibitions have but
one refult. At every one for q dozen years
Mason & Hamlin Organs have been found best.
They are awarded ,he gold medal at the Paris
Exhibition this year.
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For coughs, colds, and throat disorders use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficacy by test Of many years. 25
cents box.
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OswEoo STARCH FACTORY, N. Y,

II. w. Johns 81 Maiden Lane, NJ Y:
DEAR SIR-We have several acres Of your
Asbestos Roofing on our buildings. The first
roof, put on fifteen years ago, is in good con-
dition, and we prefer 1t to any others.
Yours respectfully,
N RTuaouopD A. GoHo
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YOUNG men 60 west. Learn Telegraphy.
Situation guaranteed. Address r. VALENTINE,
Manager GAINESVILLE Wiz
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PREVENT crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel Stiffeners. Can be
annlied at any Tina
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Consumption Cured.

TIE Ladies are all buying Madame Loraine's
Bosom Shapes. See FAC. !" in another column.
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new Anthem Book 10 nearly ready.
The MUSICAL RECORD 10 always new. 800 per
year, cents per copy.
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Shnl Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be
paid for a case they will not cure or
help, or for any thing impure or injurious
found in them-Hop Bitters. Test
them.-POSt.
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oHHU Iackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Farmers! $3,OOO,OOO
INK EXTRACT"
Scarlet. Green. Blue, Violet. Black

One packet makes one pint; half packets make half
pint by addition OF water only. Beautiful Colors,
Splendid Ink. Price 25 TO so cents per packet.
Agents wanted. Send for circular. A. J. H0TCH.
KIN WAtertOWn New York.
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BIsNARcK's victory in the recent
PrussiSn election was complete. or 4S4
seats in the parliament the conserva.
tives captured about l67, or 100 more
than were occupied by them during the
last legislative period. By forming q
coalition with the Ultrsmontane Centre,
they will have an absolute majority.
The Liberals although prepared for q
numerical loss, are quite stunned by its
extent. In the face of the results Of the
general elections, Bismarck need no Ion.
ger fear any opposition to his fsvorite
schemes. One OF these is the transfer Of
all the railways TO the state.
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of walrus by the whaling.ship crews in
the Arctic ocean, which has been going
on for some time and Ia increasing every
year, Is likely to result in their practical
determination unless 1t Is speedily
checked. The captain of q New Bed
ford whaler estimates that no less than
10000 walrus have been killed this sea-
season, only about third Of which were
secured. One Of the results of this need.
less and useless slaughter Is the death
through starvation OF many of the na.
tives Of the Arctic regions, who depend
upon the walrus for food. In one village
of 200 people all bat ne man died last
winter, and In OF ,tr villages from q
third to half Of the population perish.
ed. Some Of the whaling-vessel captains
have been humane enough this year to
refrain from killing any walrus.
The Hungarians are exceedingly jeal-
Gus Of their identity as a distinct and
sovereign people, and carefully preserve
their national usages and language.
With the latter, however, they have
much trouble, the tendency being to Its
gradual extirpation before that OF the
more numerous and powerful OF the leu.
tonic race, with which they are b joined
that one or the other must give way.
German is the official and judicial Ian.
guage Of Hungary, and some OF the
schools are not only not conducted In
Hungarian, but that language Is not
even taught In them. An effort in the
Hungarian parliament TO make instruc-
ton in the native tongue compulsory In
the schools was under discussion some
time ago, and was finally defeated be-
cause was feared that II might create
trouble with the rest Of the empire.
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MIDSUMMER In October has promoted
tbs growth Of q second crop Of various
kinds of fruit. In Maryland strawber.
ries and raspberries have been picked
and sent TO market, and cherry trees
have borne fruit a second time.
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THE Russian government Is aboat to
intro luce one more penalty against jour.
mails which may DO published without
preliminary censorship. They are now
prohibited from publishing business ad.
vertiSementA The Ruszkaia Pioarda
says that the measure will prove q pun.
ishment not only for the editors, but
also for the advertisers, who, being In.
nocent, may suffer moro than the guilty
editors themselves.
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T. KISesFoRp A. Sons.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
MlXENKUCkEE.

Mrs. J. c. Miles is very sick.
c. c. DAYS. hes traded his match po
MES TO Qniyey Of Fulton county.
S Temperance meeting at Washington
school house next Friday evening.
4 pcddicr having more brass than his
satanic majesty, was in this section last
week.
The opinion prevails in this section
that the REPUBLICAN is the best county
paper in the State.
1t is rumored that julius Mcfarland
will be married soon. The name of the
lucky lady we do not know.
Methodist Quarterly meeting at Wash
ington school house commencing Satur.
day Feb. 10, at 2o'clock p. IN.
Daniel Hall is moving to some iplace
north of Plymouth. His present resi-
dence will be occupied by John J. Hall.
Mrs. Hibra had birthday party last
Thursday. About fifty persons wert
present and we are informed that they hat
jolly good time.
For the benefit Of MeGiath | give 1
sure curt fer corns.-Bruise green peacl
tree leaves, make a poullice and apply Al
hours-never fails.
Lads sometimes consider themselves
men. but when attending school act lik,
children, and should be treated to a dos,
of hickory oil occasionally,
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
William wickizer and Charles

William Wickizer and Charles
Lint, two young men OF Bourbon
township, were lodged in Jail last
Saturday, for disturbing the school
taught by Z. Reynolds. at the Per
shing school house. II seems that
the trouble grow out of the teachers
the boys above named. They will
probably know better than to again
90 10 school house for the purpose
of intimidating the teacher.
The teachers institute OF Green
township Will be held at the Shirley
school house in district No. 2 next
Saturday. J, L. Atkinson, the teach
er. ut that place it is claimed, has the
model school Of the county. He will
teach school part of the day and show
them how he does it. Professors
Chase, Langenbaugh, SuperiLten-
dant Bailey and other able educators
are expected TO be present, and a
lively time amongst the pedagogues
is anticipated.
Last Sunday was the Gosh dirth-
day OF Noah WilfoDg Of North town
ship, and a more joyous, happy crowd
probably never assembled than was
that day gathered at his residence. to
rejoice with him and lis aniable wife
Oh that occasion, and wish them a
happy and prosperous future. All OF
their children were there with their
wives and husbands, besides nearly
all the neighoors. About two o'clock
the guests sat down to a dinner as
sumptuous perhaps as was ever pre-
pared In this section OF country, just
such dinner as Mrs. Wi tfohg is
amply able TO superintend and pre-
pare. After forty or fifty OF us had
satisfied the wants of the inner man
we started TO our respective places OF
abode, wishing that we might live TO
eat fifty-six more birthday dinners.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltfong.
4 GUEST.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
ARs3s.
BY ES EYE Eek.


Twenty three new members enrolled a;
the lust temperance meeting.
Sol Huff returned from his western
prospecting trip last week.
The proirc,ed meeting at Wolf Cree K
terminated last week with "A accessions.
Died, Mrs Matte Badgely, iSunday
Feb, ?. 1879. Did not learn the pariicu-
lars.
. Protrctcd meeting at the Argos Chris
tan church is still in progress with good
interest.
Some indiscrcet hunter let the gaound
hos come out last Sunday ana ste his
shadow.
Len. ID. Allcman and family have re.
turned from Allegan county, Mich where
he went to Sc Il sick parent.
Mrs. Charity Simons, Charley Simons,
Joseph Lowery, Mrs. Elizabeth Quivey
Leonard n. Alleman. Jr. aud Mrs. Ann
Wickizcr are on tie sick list.
Yves. Rickarl's drug store Is on Walnut
ST., where ID. X Brown will occupy a
part for his jewelry shop. and 90 work
ut bottom prizes. DIR. 4. II. johnson &C.
cuples a part Of Tie drug store as an ofllce
Fernando Cox was th.own ont of John
Srencer's Buggy last Sunday evening as
they were returning home from. Christian
church, by tue breaking of the spindle. oi
the buggy and severely injured on head
and face, Did not learn particulars. s
DicG, Mrs. llaincs, wife of Isaac
ilaines, Sr., Feb. 1910. Society loses an
estiinable member As friend and
n,ighbor she was esteemed by all. Flu.
neril was conducted nj the Advent church
in Argos and the remains taken to Plym-
outh for burial.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
READ the advertisement of the
Crown Card Co. Reed, lied, read. it

The Constitutional Catarrh Rene
dy does something more than merely
repress or suspend the symptoms OF
the DEMONSTRATING its constitu-
tional causes, and renovating the vi
tai energy, which is the natural AN
tagonist Of sickness and physical de-
cay. Because when the animal pow
ers and the capacity for mental ex-
ertion are deadened for the time be-
ing either by convivial indulgence OIL
any other debilitating agency, il
speedily restores the equilibrium oil
the system. and the ability to think
and labor. See advertisements
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
FIVE gallons of Headlight Oil at
Crawford'S Crockery Store for 81.
TAKE Warming.

Directly around each bronchial tube
where ii enters the lungs. are about s0,0)0
minute air celis-in the entire lungs about
G00.eO0OOJ \ slight cold producing brn
cliai inflammation, a gathering of plllcgin
and slight difficulty in breathing quickly
involves the 10000 aii cells and finally il
not remedied the whole six hundred mil
lions become clrggcd with pns which
must be healed or life will soon terminate.
The worlds great lung remedy. r. Xmas
New Discovery for Consumption readily
heals and perm,.n nily cures the very worst
cases of lung diseases, Coughs, Colds,
tickling in the throat. Asthma, Hoarsencss
and difficulty Of breathing in The shortest
time possible. Trial bottles ten cents,
For sale 10y L. Turner also g. Blain &c Co
Plymouth. 6
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
DIED.

January 2s.h, 1879, of lung fever, Walter W, in
FAINT son of Mos K. and Emma A. Leland, aged
eight months and tweniy-one days.
The funeral services were conducted a. the resi-
dcnce of the parents on the afternoon OF the TO-
lowing day by Rcy. q. A. Little. The scripture
chosen the text of the discourse is in ii Kings,
chapter and 26 verse: as it we'll with the child?
Aud she answered, II is well
At Tyner city, Indiana, January 2oth is7s, OF
consumption. Eziipha 'iyner, the wife of Thomas
Tyntr.
She was born in Prs5c county Ohio, the 90
day of july $780, and was united in the holy bonds
of matrimoay 10 Thomas ryner. ON the 23d cay of
Dec ISIS. in Shelby county. Ind. She united with
the VI. L. Church in the year l SIS, and lived ac-
ceptable member until death claimed her for hi.
own.