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Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,

Instruction given in all the branches Of n
liberal education. Open to both ladies and
gentlemen.
Candidates for admission to the PreparG-
tory Department must pass a fair examina-
ton in OrthOgraphy, Reading, Arithmetic
Geography, English Grammar, and the His
tory of the United States, Instruction Is Civ
en- in higher Arithmetic. English Anal ysis,
and Physical Geography, each for a single
term.
TUITION FREE TO ALL.
Fall Term begins Tuesday, September 10,
1873 and ends Friday, Decem Der 20.
Winter Term begins Thursday, January 2,
1879 and ends March q.
Spring Term begins April /. and closes on
the Second Wednesday of June, the day OF
the annual commencement.
Catalogue, containing full information
can be had upon application to
4. b. FAIRFIELD, Chancellor.
Lin coin, July 8, 1873. 4yI
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
ESTRAY NOTICE

~ Taken mp by the undersigned on the 23tn
day Of January, 1879, five miles west OF
Brownville and one mile south OF the
BroWnvtlle and Tecumseh road, one dark or
black roam mare about seven years old, l4l6
hands high, name worn by collar. Saddle
marks When found had on halter with =
out strap, Shed in 'front.'
S5-w5 A. W. SULTZBAUGH
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06

The calico of New Hampshire is all
in a fiutter. The women will vote,
for the first time there, at the school
elections this spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
VTIIlIESII1IEI5 IIIyEY1!E7TyI7

Is 9 monthly, lOO-page Scrap Book of the creamof
the Worlds Literat1rs. Single copy 2Oc or 81 per
year. An Oil Chrome Q4x20 fnchesj Of Yosemite
paper binding; Christian Oakley's Mistake 81
book IN pager binding, and sample copy Of woods
Household Magazne'-sll postpaid for only 20 cents
In money! or IN one-cent postage stamps. Agents
wanted Most liberal terms, but nothing sent free
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
JUHN =. STUD,
S0W4 County Judge
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NJ

MAHA COUNTY, ,NEBRASKA.-In the
matter of the adoption of Arthur Stanton
miner child OF John II. Stanton by, Walter
Nicholson, notice is hereby given that an ap-
plicatton has been made by said Walter
Nicholson TO adopt said child that March 3,
1879, at II O'Clock, noon, at the Office OF the
County Judge OfNemaha County, Nebraska
In BrOwnville, Nebraska, has been fixed as
the time and place for the hearing Of said
matters. when and where all persons who
may be interested in said matter may ap-
pear and contest the same
February nth, 1879.
35w3 JOHN s. STULL.
County Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06
THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1879

AS Omaha failed 20, get the State
Fair, they are preparing to get up a
big District Fair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-03-06

Spain is to have an international ex-
position next year at Madrid.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-16


mET One morning during the civil war
a lady in Scranton, Penn, heard that her
only son had been killed in battle. The
news affected her reason, and she now
goes tolthe railway station once ortwice
week to meet the incoming trains in
the hope that he will come back. She
stands and looks up the track with anx-
ious face. As the locomotive dashes
around. the curve her face lights up with
. momentary ray iofghope. She peers
into the car windows, scans the faces Of
the passengers, and when the crowd has
gone and the train has B moved on she
sigbs and passes down the marrow street
with tears in her eyesmuiao ,saioas sa2
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II Exhibitors are required to Have
their stock Of other articles, intended for
competition or exhibition. entered upon
the Secretary's book, and placed within
the enclosure on the first day of the
Fair, and remain until 3 o'clock on the
last day, unless otherwise permitted by
the member of the Board 10 charge of
the department in which the article is
exhibited. !heEJ il i'-'ii'ed essd e9nd.
q s. UpoI the entry Of stock or OTHER
articles, cards with number and class Of
said stock or article will be furnished By
the Secretary, which card must be pa
ced on or attached to the stock for arS,
clegto be exhibited for q premium. n
sy9. Any person may present specimens
Of fruit and vegetables for . premium,
whether cultivated by themselves lor not.
lie, The Awarding Committees are re-
spectfully solicited to be present lin due
time, that the Board may not be under
the necessity of filing vacancies. ja9,ia
IL. The Judges are'9respeotfully re-
quested- to report themselves at the Jud-
ges, stand on the Fair Ground, by, IL
clock NJ. on the FIRST day of the Fair,
if if.possible. IT, { iq ,kas93
's'l2. Premiums mus. be called for With.
III thirty days after their award or they
will be forfeited to the Society. z e =
l3. Premiums will be paid by the
Treasurer, upon the order Of, the. Presi-
dent and Secretary, at his Office in
Woods6eld. n'"'sS n { 20. : = " go sz's
IA. There will be charge. Of twenty.
FIVE cents for admission within the en-
closure, To persons who are no. members
Of the Society. Children under Is
years Of age fifteen cents, under years
of age free. One. saddle horse or one
horse carriage 25 cents; two horse car:
.riage so cents; four horse carriage 81 co.;
this in addition to the, regular admis.
sion fee. pr ~ hie ai '1 ~ ~
is. No horse or other animal shall be
exhibited in but one class unless q sepa-
rate entrance fee Be paid for each class.
l6. There shall be no. riding or driv.
ing allowed within the ring, by any per.
son, faster than trot, pace or rack, un.
der the penalty Of being expelled from
the ring and forfeiting their chance for
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u. sFHtYLy ~ uTEEU
| RULES & REGULATIONS
'sns = s,.' isdi be II .t.afai i.a
=. .hai 4 3l9~ g.a1g ea qt tl lsa
MOAReE(O Observation-Disclosures

~ tttiINi -t,.ItT.f fglf.i'ttf.fI Z 81 tf4s
l. Any person can become a member
Of the Society upon she payment Of One
Dollar. -.
2. Members are entitled to idmissiou .
during the Fair, aud shall Be entitled to
vote at the Annual Election for officers Of
said Society 500 - ,
3, No others but members can compete
for premiums outside Of the Floral Hail.
4, All kinds of stock, mechanic, arts.
farming utensils, dairy products, paint
ing, needle or other fancy work of other
counties, alp allowed to compete, for pre-,
miums on 40 equal footing with Monroe
County, except as otherwise provided in
the premium list. or in these rules. =
5. Any article offered for competition
or a premium must be owned at the time
or manufactured by the person SO offer,
ing, or member of his family under u
years of age. 49, -
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:. EEFor one who aspires. So high.
John Sherman has been unfortunate 10
his political campaigning He vent %
Maine with 4 flourish Of trumpets and Z
series of speeches which were expected
TO work havoc among the Green hack
cohorts. Bull things began to 20 wrong
among the fayorite banks OF the, syudi.
cate, and Sherman was tslegrap6ed for;
whereupon be left bic speeches unsp6-
ken and hurried away. The extsnsioA
oftime having been granted toitbs Firsk
National Bank, and the four million doll
lar check having heen Withdrawn. Shstr
man went tc, Ohio and began sgain his
speeches. Two OF them were delivered
when syndicate troubles broke out snew.
and honest John turned toward. w Waah.
ington, abandoning his attacks on ereeu-
tacklsm to defend himself from accusa,
tions OF iavoritism toward certain banks
and putting his relatives into oflce-sc.
cusations that bid fair to eceapy his se
ten,ionnotil after the 0hios election. ~
A rs Sunss ;aet 4. sb,slsl ssls i
The loss of religious beliSf is the ID,
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rphpo psGs foreign ans Domestic ybs gaaanr 9 rs anb SIT

of the Judges, it must be done in. wri-
ting, addressed to the President, stating
reasons, which he alone shall decide, up
on.
"a. The Marshals will receive the ami
mails or articles for exhibition, and assign
them their proper places. r"g q. f.
%. The necessary expenses Of the
Fair will be paid first, and if there is
not money enough to pay the premiums
in full, a dividend will be made. q
26. Entrance fee in all classes ten per
cent on the premium, wheulthe premium
amounts to S2or more; if less than 81,
nothing. .r,,
81. Vacancies in Committees, in the
field, will be filled by the President; in
the Floral Hall by the Vice President.
%. All grooms and attendants on stock
will be required to- pay the regular ad-
mission fees at the gate. .
20. FORAGE FOR Stock For the
conyen;ence.of exhibitors, hay and straw
,ths grounds.
4
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WOODS FIELD,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURS.
i DAY, SEPTEMBER Is, II sa,l
AND is, 1879.
OFFICERS.

l'h aHr CFFLCE1RSl 7ai fibH.a
President-I. P. FARoUHAR. '''l'a'i
Vice President-JEssE A. iKRYsoR.
Secretary-GEO. ?. DoRR. mss!
Treasurer-W. T. MORRIS.
Morshal-J. X. BUCHANAN. ~
Asst Marshal IL. SULRsBERGRR. &
!, Directors-L. SULEsBERGER, w, d
JAS. ARMSTRONG, II. ROBIN
SON, JAMES WATSON, DAVID LRSTs, T
G.. NHLsoa, j. X. BUCHANAN. ss7sa'h'
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.SANFo'RDD'S D
RADICAL CURE
wi al,w tGra sHfMai5 eQsT ReWat,G
n For CATARRH j.

ioat6some disease in ali i,s varying stages pos,
% N ena es
nbrous contamination and In this respect differs from
snSSn Il Ss
and wherever known has become the standard remedy
s Ssa hs4s s4s Ss
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move When yc~ sea ysfsg gsptsso so 6 9f
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standard medical specifics OF the day.
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THE. benent derive from It's daily use u to me ts-
sos . HENRY WELLS or WELLS. F.Hso 8 Co. g
IT has cured me afer twelve years of uninterrupted
u ",Tar GGRo. w.,HogGHTeN. wALrHAA., MASS.
T roLLowEptRe direc,iors toth letssr and am hap
py iaS hsa 81 d. MSsoATix. Iowl
Y HAVE recommended it to quite nambor Of my
i friends, all Of whom have expressed to me Their
high w s s%E 5slqs sns IS 5scna tsse E ss
so,ss ns %yssa Sps oay
hundred bottles WIN H. FsaHifss siSsSss
$50 HARRISON AVE-, BosroS.
WE have sold sArTonns EaDIeA e sns az for Or nearly
sSsscson sS a w lave yssto Learn Or tie @
p''''" S. D. BALDWIN & CO.. wAsHrSerox, 1xp.
THE cure effected IN my by sASronp's RADICAL
cUlE was 90 remarkable that it sconed 70 tlosq
who had suffered without relief from any q the usual
adsyit to it before Seth J. Thomas. Esq Justice OF
GEORGE r. DISsNoRE, DstsGisr. Bosrox.
Each paekage OF sASFoRp's RADICAL CuEr contains
Dr. Saiiiords Improved Inhhling Tube and fu diyco.
tions for It's "a all cnses. Price, For sale
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through
oat the Enited States and Cnnadas. WEEKS q POT.
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CLASS O.ls : q t.a.sa1I

CLASSaOsls s ri kgsasIb
peaches; quipeess cherries,
plums, tomatoes, grapes, pears, huckleberries,
raspberries, blackberries, apples, wstermelons,
citrons, stfsi~betries, neutrality-suspicious.,
ourrantss muiberries, crab apples, raisinss dew
berries; currsnt jam. blackberry jam, raspberry
jam, strawberry jam. gooseberry jam, cherry
Jam, ounce jam. pear jam. CRANBERRY jam. tame
grape jam. plum Jam, peach jam, dewberry jams
apple molasses, maple molasses, sorghum mo-
lasses, ounce Jelly, apple jelly, curfant Jelly,
peach iellys strawberry jelly. raspberry Jelly,
plum jelly, tame grape jelly Siberian crabapple
jelly. blackberry jelly. cranberry jelly. hunklel
berry jelly. ..dewbsfryjepy tsalbsrfy jelly, each
. ssnss ossy, Mrs s. ,Rsbees. Ban
nett, Mrs. Q, +. porrs Mrs. l. Haseher. Mrs.
sSnHSi 1s ed fasa sliss,lssSzs1di II
CLASS !, P,,n,e..,..oo 49,
Peach butter. apple, butter. ounce butter
plum butter, cherry butter, pear butter. tomato
butter, grape butter, raspberry butter, black.
berry butter, crsnbsrfy butter;4 canned toma.
toes, blackberries, rzspberriss, peaches. pears
apples qninfes cherries gQoesbsries, ourrants,
grapes: .pteseryed guinness peaches, peers AZ.
Piles. plums tomato geatsupu cucumber catsup
picidedscacumbers. peschss tomatoes Cach,3i
cents. -
Committee-7T,L Twipem, Miss Amelia Lyn
Oh, Miss yosio Williams, Miss Maggie Watson
Miss E Garrett -
.bslostor9 sdlLASSsQ.to Y'IanoiinY
| Best mountain cake, silver cake, gold cake
pound cakss ffnitsSAke, jelly 6aLs, lemsi oaks
rusks, each 25 cents; 4loaf homemade bread
yeast Eridng. with sseeeiptsfor makhgs Low
homemade bread, salt rising. with receipt 70
making; g leaves bakers bread, corn bread. viii
receipt'fo rdaking each ~ cents; blackberr,
wine, cprrant wine, eIderberry wine, each va
risty IF Etape wine, ahy other variety domesti
wine. each SS cents; 4pounds butter. oheese,
bAihs meat VIA Of homes, sesbhb 80 SsAkE 4
fcasasmtPls taedT jssiasas fect, dtispxp
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ooDsFiELD MONROE COUNTY OHIO TUESDAY

brooms [t dozl manufactured in county SOC
ay brush, pea fowl feathers. ......-.- soc
corn and potato basket. .6ool
( Committes-HJ Bender, Louis, Stoshr. Geo
Hubbard. rt-s,o
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entered, they Will, be, cuargeo. !. at the
rate of one dollar per, day, for use Of
stalls. :. T. >'''
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cLAsS ALContests Of Spsed,aIl

: FIRsF DAY-Fastest trotting (under' % or
pacing (under 4) horse, mare or gelding un-
der saddle OF in harness, 2 best in 3, 8 rounds
to the heat. ..s ). 81. Lat, $I0s II I'd SIS.
Committee-Adelbert Jones, VIM. Smith,
W. C. Eann. ilte3 ~ eef'5sH 'sill sal
r SECOND pAY-Fastest double tesm, trotters
or PAGERS. best in 3,i3 rounds to the heats
to enter 2 10 start ). -. -. ........$5
Committee--Same as above. eaa4sf 10
Pacing or Rsoking-Fastest
racking or pacing horse, mare or gelding, to
60 under saddle or in harness, 3 in s., 3
rounds TO the heat ,S25. $40
Committse-Jas. P. Mann, VIM. Forsaore,
Dr.. 8. L. Stewart. i'i'l az EIis 9ttsfafi 81
TH1sD DA1-Pastest trotting or pacing
horse, mare or gelding. owned in Monroe
County, saddle or harness, lbestE 8 in 5, 8
rounds to the heat, (no horse entered for
higher premium to be eligible In this, $50
7Committee-Hsnry Miller, Jere Wiitsp
David l. Bonner. g7ssa s4 &, Il tagt ss3tn
Fastest stallion, any age, in harness or
under saddle, best 5 in s, 3 rounds to the
heas,..,.s..,....,..,..,i,-., .$2o: $40
Csmmittee-Wm. c. Foraker, VIM. Glib.
son, Dr. g.. W. Mason. fN osofl 70 se"sl
3 Fastest trotting horse, mare or gslding ,fres
for all, to go as they please, best 3efns s., 3
rounds to the heat.............$30. $40
Committes--Jere Williams, C.sG. 0blingsr,
John Williamson, r. NJ Amos. iltags8 9d}
lrErsn per cent of the total premiums, in
each race, will be charged on all entries. The
term rpaomssiIs svhelsser ), e aussa above sAall nan
.,srs i rsyrans psymsn. Of 4 premium ~ il :
o.n. vhara ntbasrisa nravidsd Rntr;as. IN
tbis class must be- made sfortec O'Clock on
.sha,o,a tba aasv ,n,acsa,n ! m III e,xcent.
ins The r,ca of the fr.tgdavc The, B,ard raj.
serves, the right to. make such other, terms
and conditions IN regard So .ns foregoing fa'
S'' = : ' N's'- as'i sssS
CLASS RHoRsr DRIP RrMrN,112s Hor.
- 2 h. .,a -. Tiab, Hn,,.s. a1T
sl.rf,iF9je"P'y, Atys''si'1E sS'Y 70 ytffCl
owned BY one person no 4 or arm ........ss : S.
best pair matched mares for harness, !,
owned by one person or hrm. ......5
iht5ibACLASSo c. -Tnorouohbreds. s'fii :
...,,,o, ,,n,,,,,, ., 80 sa2z9Sp sfsW 1n2ia0
o.. o.. hrnnd !, ~ ,;,h w io.i :. s;ds ''iss1o
ffs.',. III 81 .,sgiEsl,s1i,, 1asi 10
Persons ' se1hini'lng sper9pgn9fed anlmals "
VIZ - teaS'u Ssns ~ a s. "a ~ M :. =.
~. ., $500 ~ = .vs,.-ss ri 81, I
cate to the member Of she Board in charge
when sthe animals are exhibited 10 the com
mites, ,,yaliss.N onshtlsaj rsStsein @sal,
4..ac.,.,,s- a.s;t,s,,,,. r
Z ~ Stattaofs Ior A1 farposes -, - :
| Best stallion Of any age, with two or =.
more ...,,i.h Si his colts. ..s
''' do ovsr nd nnds, i,,s"..S
| do ge over 2 and under 8 yrs...3
| 4oe do over and under yrs.. q 4 ]
, n,,s,..... AM p.,.,..,.,slaee,
tl.iT ,sg,,ITp o., d,
Best gelding over years old .,..b
do over and under = yrs..4
DO "A over ana under $ yrs. -
tFs 90 osef Ano unus'
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Rooms Above q oites'lestore.

f. a. JONES qq
ITAs just received anew supply of Spring
III Patterns for Ladies, Misses and iChil-
dren, and solioits the.patronage of the ladies
Of IWoodsisld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO, FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, out and. for those who desireto have
thsm made elsewhere. ma beynfgoe .!bsag
s Patterns Of all styles tor ssals-7apsl ,'5SVVtS
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. NUMBER 81.

''li--l.-l.- ~
pies. peck dried peaches gallon dried corn gAi-
lon each Of other dfied fruits, each 20 csptsf
Committee-P Schumacher. Ir. u RI George
Tillnan, Mrs.: Henry Brown, Miss Nary Lob
- GLASS B4sFRuITs. ",
1ipples Y Y
Best'4 varieties Autumn apples: I
Winter applssss...... l
/" Sweet apples-........... l
fnr fami v usa
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The loss Of religious belisf is the iuds
OF everything. Carlyle. sv'A' gaisrh
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9sdRicdoa 81 ssdof III eHow. =. ssss7 90
peck Irish potatoes. sweet potatoes, seed
corn, white beans, 5 pounds hops, half
bushel buckwheat, water melon, musk mel
en- rsdishes, wax beansy syststp plant,
mustard, Lima beans. IL carrots, sl3
parsnips, heads ofseabbage, half bush
eIturDips, II ,heets, peek ktomatoes- xin-
terlsqussbes,wipter or 7year pumpkip,, 8
heads ,couIaower,, ! dozen cucnmberA
vegetable egg plant, pepper and staIE,.
celery. parsley, pie.pfaat, futs Bagas,
peas suos Hlsss thand pint each lkiEd II
squsshes, 8 citrous, top ouions,y ,yams.n2s
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CLASS M-FLoRAL HALL

Ffhsff t1sf.' t+fi4 Fka9tI1
Best oilSpainting ..35e
best water color painting ..........15c
best specimen crayon drawing 4. .a.e.g g....25c
sfi doig es penVanship. a...ssss ,b.eso
hest photorraph ESQ
best ferr60typ0.. .s'.s SoS
best chrome. - ~. ........ n. Azoc
best steel engraving {. .Ioi.,,ss. 4,eass1 zz5o
hast statuetts $50
best hanging basket, bead. ....n ~: 25c
best picture frame, corn work u. ~ ....25o
Jp1saa do 7slls shell work ~. ,t.c- .2Se
,,oe -. dopt 49,. gilt work. ......... 25c
90 - do mahogany ....a.s.. .25c
best brackets. .!.....a s.l.La. ss25c
best rustic flower stand d...-............aoc :. goo
best shells. .25o
Commtttee-James s'Smith, Mrs VIM Min
,t.-,n q, ? Mxa m, w m " sltons. Miss IN, n
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EQUESTRIANISM.

LADY RIDER !. ss..gl..lsi prsm. $s. 2a.oA
Rive TO enter, 3 70 start. One hour OF, ths
third day Of the Fair win be devoted u
Eq6estfiauism. This committss yin dssids
onlyfwith t,rstsrsnos 70 the ease, grace, and
style Of the .competi or and her command Of
the horse. No racing vii be allowed. lianh
Boy rider. ......y::lst prem. 81. .piiIsd, u
mecenditiens asfer lady ridsra
y JtCommittes 20 be selected on the ground.
Discretionary premiums will be awarded
on metitofious Articles, whsthsr IN ths Hat Sf
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Committee DR. A Q Armstrong, Mrs Elisa
Hollister. Miss Agsis Kot4sbpe, Aiss 8 J
Workman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-04

For THE CHoLERA.-Moret than twenty
years ago, when it was found that pre-
vention of cholera was easier than cure,
prescription drawn up by eminent
doctors was published in the New York
San. and it took the name of the Sun
cholera medicine. Our contemporary
never lent ifs name to better article
We have seen it in constant use for
nearly two score years, and found it to
be the best remedy for looseness of the
bowels ever yet devised. No one who
has this by him, and takes it in time,
will ever have the cholera. We CON-
mend it to our friends. Even when no
cholera is anticipated, it is an excellent
remedy for ordinary summer complaints,
collie, diarrhea. dysentery. etc. Take
equal parts of tincture of cayenne pep
per. tincture of opium. tincture of rhu-
barb. essence of peppermint and spirits
of camphor. Mix we'll. Dose, Is to
20 drops in little cold water, according
to age and violence of symptoms. repeat
ed every 10 or 20 minutes until relief
is obtaincd.-N. 7. Commercial.
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F0r u
BOOK AGENTS.

Mr.. Editor II see that d. NJ. Camp
In his reply to you in the Erpress 8
Standard of July Is. says in speaking
of book agents, that he has "abused no
one."
Perhaps he really thinks so, but low,
abusive epithets and slang, seem to be
his vernacular, and when he uses such
language about people it seems to him
his common tongue, and so he deems it
not abusive. We have visited most
parts of North America and yet we have
never seen man more devoid of charity
than Mr.. Camp, and without this grace
St. Paul said he was nothing. If a man
differs from him in politics, religion. or
any opinion, and dare assert it, Camp
cannot believe him a decent man. but
:spurns him as the hypocritical, self
r. s:a nL-:-. --,l h;a meek
followers. Last fall those people in the
third congressional district who differed
from Mr.. Camp in their political opinions
were called by him the "meanest." Yet
many of these 5000 persons were noble,
high-minded, Christian men, but
Camp styled their course the "meanest
he ever heard Of. simply because they
| differed from him,
Then he comes down upon book agents.
and classes them with potato bugs and
the pests of the land. Still, most, if
not all, of these agents, are men of Gull
ture and their gentlemanly conduct has
won respect. We think any of them
will compare favorably in honesty and
manliness with some of the agents and
runners the firm Of Camp & Stewart
ha employed. or, pardon the COMPARE
son. with Mr.. Camp. Would it not be
we'll for the Pharisee of the Erpress to
read the 18th chapter of lst Corinthians,
and the Goth verse of the lst chapter Of
James. CONSISTENCY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-04

Counting is good enough; we never
will say word against it. But its ten
dency is to make man narrow minded.
He can see no good in its sex excepting
that resident in his inamorata; Zone SO
pretty. SO sweet, so kind. SO every thing
as she; her eyes are the brightest. her
hair the glossiest, her every act above
compare. Now witness the broadening
effects Of marriage. Not many moons
shall have waxed and waned ere he
finds that other women are just a tri6e
good and pretty, and not altogether
sour; that their eyes are not wholly
lustreless. or their hair without gloss
that their acts, many of them, are not
without charm. Broad and broader will
grow his views as the years revolve,
until at last he shall find himself admir-.
ing scores and scores Of women for the
very traits he had supposed Ann Maria
to exclusively possess.