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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15
BRIoAprrR GENERAL BENJAMIN ALvoRD,

Paymaster General, having served faith fully over forty six consecutive years as a commissioned officer, he has been. at his own request and by direction of the President, retired from active service Tn conformity with Section 1,543 of the Revised Statutes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15

when she had felt the same warm fingers clasp her own, and seen the same eyes looking into hers. Then she listened, as Eve might have listened to the tale first told in Eden---that old, old story oi Love. When he ended she spoke: s
 "Mr. Aylton, it cannot be. 1 lov3yoli Yes. cannot deny that; but you must wed with one whose clothes and whose food have not been gained by the money she has earned"
 "Hush!r he answered, "ny darling What is that to me? That you love me is sufficient. Therefore I claim you, my own. Who shall dare say me nay?" afs
 He took the queenly form into ' his arms, and on the rich crimson lips laid the first kiss of love they had ever re- ceived. s esiJs5 rg fGri q
 God bless you, Cara" sl saa H
 She looked up at him. Have done wrong? l did not mean to, tell you loved you"
 ''Wrong? Why, I have a right to know it. No arguments, my darling. Let me tonight be happy.po 9aaessls
 And so she spoke no more, but stood beside him while he told her. of his love, and how he longed to shield her in his own home, how he longedto deprive the worldof her voice, how hewould claim her beautyiall his own. z sgsYgfgt
 Then they returned to the others of their party, and Lady Gordon, with true womanly instict, divined at once that her long cherished scheme had pros pered; and the woman, who knew that day how dear she was to the man she had learned to worship, went home alone, and as she, bowed her head on her hands and murmured: s 7, Best go, my love. An, but you did not know me; and must leave you, leave you, but only for a while, nay own dear love!" ssesas asse k3s W !
 Next morning Signora, Viccola left London, and society vainly. conjectured the whereabouts of it's favorite. ~es'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Our sporting fyic ~. and they arc
mhuy in this BOT .,n. Will rNsd with
plrahnin, HALL l. Cooks 'utvcrtise.
ueut in another column. This firm
has q large stock Of guns. pistols aud
fishing tackle. and they aro prepared
to repair IL. tirs,. clasG style Ill gums
or pis'o! forwarded them.
The ,~r5rn.,! I'HEAP JOHN's"
Ci,iil,nn ,.ratliS',.:rc'. 4, 'N,l' rr,aI.
" known az =. NfEc1FF i SONa. anr.
ner Danu,i,r & Eicnllli. S's New
Orleans, rrra.ut ihriv earl m The
public IF this section with this week 9
ViNDIcATok. For cheap. d"rahl" and
handsome clothing. hats. roots aud
shoes, MERCER 4 Sons enjoy q rcp.
utatiOn second To none In tho South.
and We cLeerfally recommend those
who desire fall and winter outfits to
the firm. Try them once. ami you
will be 50 pleased ~ IL never buy
elsewhela.
Louis GRusEwA1D, the piano man
of Now Orleans and the South. pres
ents Our readers With h;s advertise.
ment this week. ia which he calls at.
tention to several faota. relative to
pianos. organs and music. which We
will attest to. Don't tail to patron.
lie, GRUNEwALp when In want OF ar.
ticles In bis line.
0AN'L l.. BorD ranks a. the King
Dry Goods man Of tho South. and The
stocks no carries. tho trade ho en-
Joys are evidences q tho right %
wear tho crown. No house South
can compete with SAx'L L. BoyD 10
bic line. and he advertises tho fact,
that Southern merchants will save
money by buying their goods, such
as notions and dry goods in New Or.
leans. See tho advertisement of this
House in another column.
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Notice
TO FRENCH SUBJECTS.

Notice is. hereby given that I have
made arrangements to prosecute all
claims before tho FreocA Claim Com.
mission in Washington, the object of
which commission 10 defined 10 article
Let Of tho Treaty to b, to ascertain tho
amount of all claims on tho partof cor
porat,ons companies or privsae tndividu-
ala, citizens OF France. upon tho Govern.
ment Of tho United States, arising out Of
acts committed against tho peTson or
property Of citizens Of France, not In tho
service Of tho enemies If the United
States, or voluntarily giving aid and
comfort to tho same. by tho civil OF mill
tary Government Of tho United States
upon tho high ssas or within tho terrific.
rial jurisdiction Of the Uuitsd States, du'
ring tho period oompsissd between tho
18th day Of April, 1861, and tho 80 day Of
August 1862 Any person, , citizen Of
France, having sustaiued any loss Of
property during the late var, ny acts Of
tho United States Government, who was
not himself Engaged 10 giving cid and
comfort to tho enemies Of tho United
0tatas Government, sueh claim viii cone
within the Jurisdiction Of tie French
claim commission, and VII 6ud Il -
their interest to apply without delay -
tho undersigned. Some basts VIII - ~.
ceasery o. tho commission will sooa meet.
Address D G. SCARBOROUGH. :.
Aug Z, 1880 Nstehiteehss, IL.
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TeeasnsseA = LiNri, oesthe Par
II School Board, ha, received 8 Let.
Ter from State Superintendent E. b.
Far relative to the opening Of public
schools, and encloslng oommisGioos
forllsoeru. WALxuN. CASPIAN, Lew,
pauploxxR and 0o,fIAyRAc, ave q
The original sevsa appolated By the
schtpl noesds III. HAyshsl
us opinion that, owing 10 tho Pr
Visions OF the new Revenue lad 10
asseesors having until 0eptembee lot
- eonp)ets- their NIL. thaee viii
not b enough moaey collected q
make a appogtioansnt beeore No.
yseber; aiter Witch shes senools Mn
U66eA6d1id tls6paltsfsh5 90.
dscted - The lAw and societY ~
Quirss.
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31lal Gleauings.
Mr. ~.
aalhee stnJ warm.
On epsaiug last.
- eliu falling fast.

III ioDue will be q good one as
o4baslsees manager has not yet
esssl
lGxwT. SProwl has ben appointed
k11b) aat(on ior this psIish.
nnneg Ashland reached Grand
I q 1hursday morning, nearly
Mlhgs OF nom New Orleans.
i nlsls city has been full Of
Du Sos several dsys past. The
- q ~ Methodist Conference
1yaeeed . large number Of Viz.
lAsAoo. ~ hope, our citizens
UAoW a civllity and hospitality.
~. J. CA,esDILL has In charge
81 o11lB9so that indefsticable
n1oH; oEAa l. DvLlARD, and be
ahnpl1aoues II assuring the public
- tloSepulaijon OF HE house will
b tDYGlDtaloed tho coming bust.
uJsDaDoo. Their stock IL full and
0no)ooo it the fall and winter
= ~ their prices will COM
)A11A ~ lowest. See advertise.
~
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that city. The total trade may be
safely estimated at three:qusrter Of i
million dollars per annum at least.
With the railroads now In course VI
construction. and the tap. occurring
connection. built q population of
over double that at present and q
canlerinR OF trade from the East and
North will give us u business creator
than VIZ have ever enjoyed aud
make Na,chitnches one 1t the most
important points frr ln'a, i,i,i, in
the Siat..
BUSINESS HOUSES.
The following III tue list vt t'sA;.
ness houses Of Natchitoches;
Jno. GeEoe & Co.. Oen'l. dealers.
+. Pons. General dealer.
P. Veuleman, Groceries.
T. Haller, Stoves aud tinwavc.
J. G. Trichei. Gent. dealer.
Z. +. pHerisson. Groceries.
I. McCook i Bro. Gent. deafers.
n. Simon. Gent. dealer. =
j. Dncasse. Gen'l. dealer,
T. aousux. Drugs. etc.
Katie 4 Bro. Gent. dealeEr.
H. A. Walmsley. Gen'i. dealer.
l.. Oaspari. Gen'l. dealer,
NJ H. Wilkinson. Druge. eta.
y. Wlnbarg, Groceries.
J. McGregor. Singer Sewing Ma.
chine.
F. Mcdaniel. Wines and liquors.
II. Bath, Cent. dealer.
3. Nehen. Gent. dealer.
Mrs. J. P. Campbell. Gent. dealer.
H. Lichstentlen, Gent. dealer.
]. A. Ducournau, Dry.Nootls and
Notions.
I Levy 4 PHILIPPE. 0enl. dealers.
: Geo. W. Kile. Wines AMI liquors.
G. h. Smith, Wines and liquora.
Mrs. +. Permit. Groceries.
Mrs. A. GODDARD. droceries.
b. Woodwork, Groceries.
y. W. kile, Groceries.
Mrs. p. Kahn, Groceries.
r. s.. Odell. American Sewing Ma
chine.
] H. Genius, Stoves aud tinware. )
= ]. Manole, Cent. doaior.
II. Jafia, Gent. dealer.
O. Cspmartin, 0en'l. dealer.
James Genius. Gent. dealer.
P. Poete, Groceries.
Jno. Rusca. Gem dealer.
J. II. Stephens, Groceries.
G. Beck, Groceries.
IJac0be. 0on'l. dealer.
Mrs. j. w. 0uddath. Toys and fan.
cy goods.
Jos. Derzidere, Groceries.
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mr. "A Great Chance to make mo.
ney. We need = person in
Vv0Oseve.y town to take subeerip
tiops for tho largest, ehespeat and best
Illuafrated family publication 10 tho
world. Any ono can become . success.
fal agent. Six elegant works Of
ct sivsa ftee 70 sabseiibsss. Tho price
. % low that almost everybody
suhaeribes One agent reposts taking
100 Subscribers 10 . day. 4 lady
agent reports making over 900 clear
pfodt ID Ia. days. Al Who engage
make uoae9 fast. 4dh cen devote al
yuur tire to ~ businees, a. only your
spere tine. You nsed not b ewsy from
home Over night Youeeo 10 It - veil
q othsra. Fall directlous and terms ttee
Eleesnt and expensive 0utdt ffee. II
yon want profitable work ssnd 20 your
address at once. It costa nothing % Try
The business. NJ ons WIN engages falls
TO make great psy. Address, George
stinson 4 Co., Portland. Maine.
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0Do Axpnsox from Sabine parish.
A1lUDd With bog stealing. was ar.
M1eo some day. siaee in Sabine
~ b 6hssi6 1oug, aud Was jail.
dlsgs for sa5tt keeping. SANDER.
49, 49, lasislve from justice
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III. lsoxAsp BUIlAsp. cor.
oD01e aeent Of the Louisiana
!1oay Company, ct this place,
; uoo1vod bic 6rst INSTALL
- & 0okets for tho September
\ - ON on him 1t once and
- ~ lucky number. Whole
o00. Halt tickets sion.
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~ 49, b should be remem.
M ~ tavolline and transient
- l1gepened Q Arst-clsss Hotel
- c)ase. New furniture. new
sstsa y q; new cook
y le y! - cone 70 town ask for
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BEST : :::; Z: :: e: !: =: =: $;

for no than at anything else. Capital not
rennired. Wc will start you. t)2 . day
ana nnW,rds made at homo by the In
dustrious. Men, women. boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work ior "a. sow
n tha 4ime. You can devote yonr whole
tina 10 ina work, o. only your spare
momsnta. No other business will pay
vnn nsarlv % we'll. No ono willing TO
vork ~ fail n make Enormous pey By
sncseine n opoe. Costly 0ut6t sod
tstms III. A great opportunity for maxi
Inc money easily and hes'osabiy. Ad.
drsas Tine 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Court Items.

Hotel Rains contains ut tho pres
snt writing tho following inmates:
Joseph Joiner. Murder.
William Payne, Larceny.
Pegram PlalSanc0, Assault & Bat'ry
Henry Davis, Assault and Battery.
Leon Rschal. Selling Liquor With.
out License.
VIM. Smith, Assault and Battery.
Ben johnson. Shooting.
Beny ]. Hanoe, Larceny.
WIN. Gall. Larceny oipot Of 0roens.
Vim. II. Coy. /" Is +"
John Jackson, A" "
Henry Mccarthy, Perjury.
Jordan Hatcher, Larceny.
xoeille Bayou j.. Assault and BY.
Peter County. Larceny.
Webster Woods, Rouse Breaking.
George Gray, Houae Breaking.
List Of Marriage Licenses issued
during the month Of August. 1880.
Thoe. Young and Hannah Davis.
Louis Evariste and Judy Shsgo.
Riley Sowell and NJ. 4. Holden.
]. P. Gregg and l.. q. Barnett.
William Deberry and Ann JOnea.
L. A. Sers and 4. Y. Ch6rleHille.
d. B. Metoyer and Pelaeie Metoyer.
Oscar Aleman and Y. Lebrun.
David Lsrkins and Sarah Nolaon.
Jno. Pcmbleton and l.. Williams.
Cornelius Thomson and H. Stewart.
Oorvice Metoyer and Aglae Oolaon.
Titaa Green and E. Johnson.
Martin Spillmau aud Mary Wade.
Willie Chapman aud A. HaDvy.
Ramio Rschal and A. Malsncon.
Taylor Craig and Eliza Withere.
Antoine Etlenn0 and T. Hieht0u.
Allen Jackson and W. Herris
Paul Jackson and z nobosson.
Edward Snow and NJ. Atkins.
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Homer Male College.

THE TWENTY.FlRST SESSION viii
beein tho First Of September.
Tuition, 3. 1 and s. dollars per month.
navahle at tho end Of each month.
Contingent fse 81 per term paid on tho
Board ct tho COLLEGE, Including wash.
me, fasl and tuition, from II to u DOL
lars Dor month, payable monthly IN
Qdvance. Address
'' r. A. SMITH. Pres.
Anc. Am.
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57Sf 0YTICE NOTICE.
,.., AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

-, AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
ga sHRHvEPORT.
.i,.a Departs.
n n q. m. Monday Z p. m.
90 Thursday ! p m
-" " Saturday Z pm
NEW ORLEANS.
..Stea Departs.
:isit. II u. Monday : p NJ.
lsy"" " Thursday pm
80" Saturday : pm
~ ,nvpRN AND WINFIELD.
1900 Departs.
sIna.. Wednesday Z m
k..s ar. Saturday. q m.
MANY.
1900. Departs.
xnn. Tuesday Z q m
@Sxepm. Thursday Z q m
R "a Saturday "a M
~ IN from 8 tn &. Office open
66sl1y from Q toe.
1sssg Osden will be issued after
MRS. NJ, A. BURKE,
- Post Mistress.
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P@llaal,

S00UOA OAp0UStSOW ~ ~ AO0Dee0s 4 10
OWNING Rods which he va to have
delivered to those ordering Oh bis
return were bought but were unfor.
tunately lost on the Bonnie Leo. In
fact it Is supposed that they we're the
cause Of her collapse and sinking, for
Il 10 judged that In passing over q
sunken boat the rods OWNED. hid
on gold and broke through the
boston Of the boat.
Mr.. FoLTz. representing that popM-
lar gentleman Mr.. Koran OF Shreve.
port. La. IL In town hunting M the
fall clip Of wool and all the hides t.
be found.
r. B., OpsL1, ESD. the State man.
ager Of the American Sewing Ma.
chine Company. and sp old friend Of
ours, IL on q business visit to our city.
Mr.. ODELL intends establishing tho
American Sewing Machine hore and
No cordially recommend him and bis
Sewing Machine to the public.
Mr.. JAMES F. SaAxsy.. business
manager OF the Natchitochss. Va,sdi.
Gator. Ia at present In tho city. look.
log after the interests Of the Journal
which he rapresents. The Vimdica.
tor IL one Of the most influential OF
our parish papers. ur. SHANsT will
remain In the city until saturday
next. and will appreciate any favors
10 the way Of business from our NOR.
chants. IN. o. Times.
Mr.: L. D. CAMPBELL, the genial 70.
preventative Of the great dry.gooda
house offs Il. BOYD, New Orleans,
visited our city on Wednesday last
on his return from . big business trip
in East Texas and Ncrth.west Lou
lsiana..
Mr.. BLAKE. Of Many. vhited us on
Thursday on bio return to hls home
from New Orleans.
Sheriff LouT OF Sabine WAS in town
on Thursley last. and Va thank hin
tor q call. et
: ]. .DUooulxAu has returned ltou
IN extended business tip North. az
has bought sn extensive stock fol
that bUou dry.goods emporium Of J,
| A. DucouRNAu and Va advise oul
lidy friends to Save their dimes fol
the lovely goods coming.
Our young ieisnd Jazz SIMON 4
nov . drummer Of The sArst order
that d be issslling soods for tois 4
0l,lox aud Visited Natchitoches b,
that purpose laat work. Good tuck
Yske.
n. =. 4CARvEa Esq. ~ just 70
(tnens1 from ths North xhere be
has bfen on e ptitchasinS tour. fol
more than three weeks, Tor thai
mammoth houae of Il. A. WALxs,
LEy's.
II. B. WALMsLEY. ESQ.,. returned on
Saturday laat from Y Wait TO the
Northwest. HboB looks 10 fine
health and seems to have enjoyed
himself.
Nr, WILL A. OolLvII with QRloo
& Foap. otShreseport. y In our city
| IN the int eet OF bic nrm.
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SxluQAc ueLNcR.aRG

NYJuOyV~ JveLNcB.0RG
Desires to Inform biz ffiends Of the Par.
lab and City If Natchitoehes that he has
again resumed business, at Mn. BuRKES
Old Stand, on Ffopt street, near Horn.
whore he has just opened . fall line Of
Fancy and FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which hs 10 prepared to sall, wholesale
and retail, at tho lowest cash prices. He
inyites all bis ffiends 10 call on him end
be convinced. jy3.1y
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~ Ooo)bgonce Of the Methodist
0uoA IL thb circuit met at this
~ q lWodnoodsy last aud con.
(1olo oOoDjou until tomorrow.
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A select lot OF patent Gotta. for hunt
Ing. fishing. &c., at J. J. AfcOook &
Bro,
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those early people who passed along
Ito route. Our earliest recollections
are filled With the wonderful stories
OF the silver ore. ito vast quantities.
NO doubt augmented many folds to
enhance the interest Of the story,
which used to pass over this trace to
Natchitochcs laden on mules: many
hundred being in each train.
A writer, fifty years ago. ia speak.
lux Of Natchitoches, say: THE
Spanish trade for a considerable die.
lance into the interior Of tho Mexi.
can States centres here and II is the
great thoroughisre for people going
to and returning from those States.
The trade from them is chiefly III
bars Of silver, and horses and mules.
We send them IN return manuiactur.
ed goods, groceries. spirits and tobac.
CO." The outlet for our produce at
that time va New Orleans, although
lates Matches contrived to VIE with
that city for 1t. Keelbosts were our
mode then Of water.travel and our
freight carriers, and the time consum.
Ell in voyage to and from New Or.
leacs was forty days. Besides the
trade 10 silver, hides, horn, peltries.
xnd dried meats from the West, large
quantities Of tobacco and indigo we're
grown in this section: innumerable
herds Of cattle found paatprage IN
our ssvsnnshs and canebrakee, and
the Red river cotton Was cbasiderefl.
the best In Louisians. - Z -
Even now tho amount Of cotton II.
ceived here d no indication Of the
trade Of our merchants In merchsn.
disc. for a large number who trade
with them ship their cotton directly
to New Orleans from the several
landings on the rivers. It may be
safely estimated that the business Of
the place, jugded upon the value Of
cotton handled, amounts to quite
5000 bales. That our trade is OK.
tensive the number Of our business
firms, their stocks and prosperity
give ample evidence. We have Of
houses that deal In dry. goods exclu.
sively one. In dry. apods and 9Toceglps4
nineteen, In groceries exclusively 4ent,
10 drugs two. in liquors and clgars
four. In tin ware and stoves two, In
wagon making repairing and black.
smithing three. in furniture making
and repairing one. IN toys and fancy
articles one. We have three good
hotels and Two restaurants and q Ane
livery stable.
Our professional and trade busl.
meas u ~ we'll represented. for We
have ten physicians, niue lawyers,
two newspapers. three brick and
stone masons. about ten carpenters
and wheelwrights. Our lumber trade
10 a. yet local but we'll supplied. :.
Cotton Receipts.
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WOOL AND HIDES.

The total receipts Of WOOL, during
came period wss lO,SA9 pounds.
The average price paid per pound
Was Is cents. ,H -
0Oss amount paid for wool-SlO69.Sa
The total receipts Of hides same
period was Sl,740 pound.
Gross amount paid for hides--&4,.
$3.50. ~~s
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AGGREGATE OUTLAY.

Total. .$429. 1852
Beside which the traGle In country
pfodueo to b. edkleti Will make the
cash ousslys sot ~ % 6nS jaisnes.
trading dlseSelyjns sAae prd1sewit
THE market quite s4S5. OO0. O0O. 4
good round sum Vt money to 20 to
farmer. Is Jill
HAY.
Partial Statistics obtained from our
farmers chow that. during the year
ending September lst.. 1879. about
100 tons OF Besmuds hay Vas cold by
them In our town at an average price
Of Sl5 per ton. A Development Of
this industry would lead to great
results.
Cypssss SAiogiss.
rus Single ,rsds Of .his patisn
be- greatly increased within tho pest
0oW years. One 0rm alone, Mn. J..
P. Campbell, baadles Of sou. 900, and
Il may b safely estimated thse our
Provincial and Kisatchie farmers
mako, during their Leisure houls
aas gfietPse (e.eo9 ebinsls :
sn1um. 1hs average price paid
them = about $50 pr thousand.
TOTAL 11ApI.
1a.st7 .srss, ~~ess
The trade Of this plsos. - 10 men.
tionod 10 The 6rDs part q ehle astlcle.
= not r % judepd Fholly b ~
eostab tilett - . jld5 ~
ton Shjps dlrsoe 70 New 0sleals and
ooe1lo bY dJah a. theor UeCcoaaaD n
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Seventeen houses IN our city are
engaged In the cotton trade and the
aggregate receipts from September.
1879, Were-bales-855l.
The average price paid was lie. per
pound.
0ross outlay for cotton-4M lbs.
per bale-$A33, 17A,5O.
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Butter and Cheese Factories,

Germantown ICleSraph.0
Few of the modern cuntriyanceS for
rendering American farming profitable are
deserving OF more attention and encour
agement On the part of our farmers them
selves than the establishments for the man
ufacture OF butter and cheese on 4 large
scale, which now flourish, so extensively in
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
Ohio. This business originated in the state
of New York, where it has become quite
large, and has been the principal cause of
building up the dairy interests OF the state
to such remarkable proportions. Penn
sylvania is really one of the very best re-
gions of the country for dairy farming.
but this particular form of utilizing our
dairy products was only introduced here
long after it had attained great magni-
tude in New York, and was making rapid
headway in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
This business. besides furnishing staple
products for the home market adequate 20
the largest possible demand, has enabled
us to become extensive importers OF but
ter and cheese to Great Britain and
continental Europe, where Ameri-
can cheese has become Il pre-
ferrcd article. Although late in turning
her attention 10 the establishments Of hut,
ter and cheese factories, Pennsylvania
seems at last to be going ahead in it labor
iously, perseverinsly, and with great
earnestness, zeal and success. Wherever
these factories arc established they at
once furnish good markets for the milk
and cream produced by all dairies for miles
around. Under such circumstances there
is every possible ;nducsment to undert AXE
such enterprises wherever the capital can
be raised for the purpose.
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1t Seems Impossible

That remedy made of such common, simple
plants rs Hops, Buchu Mandrake Dandeiinn.
&C., should make SO many and such marvel.
Gus and wonderful cures as Hop Filters do,
and Eot TOR, Lawyer and Editor. ali testify to
Gav ing been cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, aIl! doubt no longer
See other column. IIow
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retnNIcd,

Ask your druggist for Prof. Guilmette's
French Kidney Pad, and take no other, as this
is the only pad guaranteed to cure or money
refylnlcd
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1881.
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