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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
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glorring par, bic Saienbauten lints lie'
aen lalIenb, aui Der &iiasnitrabe biaae-
5Aritten, bes Mbenbs niht adtsnb, be6sn
fsuhtfalte ouft ttm um bic @'lrne webte.
Der iinfenben @onne mad elite er pelter
unb trelter, bis leine 8ra!ts psrfasten unb
er ifd totesmatt auf einem Don eem Mn'
prau Der Dossu bumpf prDtnenben 5els
graf nieberwari, lei1s binetumrrmelno tn
bic stpfelnsen 0ossn. bic, isbt beQblau
aufelssenb, isbt nadidwar3 cabinroasnS,
laut terauftralIten unb TIN nit itrsn
wsibsn ssrfisbeneen Sduumihleistn unz
wDben.
6rappel ! gr ladts asu auf. llne ba,
rum, ipeil einmal Elm Wetb tabrld1ifs &C.
weien unb mid ba,u msrbsn lief. ausse.
fieeen fein aus Der &sibe Der aum Vlud
8ers&iistsn, bas @lad Dor f& istsn -
unb es ME areilen tSnnsn, ben Bs6er at
ben 9ippen fiiblsn - unb tbn nidtt lesren
biirfsn - gsrbammt let bas ssben, bas
i'd lebe -
@sin SbertSrpsr rtdtete fd auf er
ftibte BE beisbammsrnbs Stlrn in bic
5anb, perptrrt binausitarrenb tn bic blau'
graue tan5snbe Glu!6.
Sitt es nidt bort, bas Neerwstb, -
bort briiben auf ber 6lippe, tpte Re Der
Dthter aefGaut ? - eadt fs mid nidt
an, bic Gi1dtumlpriibte, NIT buntelsriinen
@usea :? Rntrfdt ne ntht beruser init
fpiben 3abnen ?
(gortietnns foIst,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20

s.. Spste 4, g Sbne empfnsea
tpeeer eine neae 6 Greuns bon Spisen,
gmbrptoertes, SaNs iihern Si1dtIhsru,
Shtrt Uronts uno Oamsn- uno &inpfr.
fdubsn, pslGs Iie 5Illiser ais trseno etu
St0re In Der @5toe. 1erfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
; Jim Waum fir n,u. Door,r, =, m

= lin 8aum fir nsue Daarsn ,u ma
&en, efFerissn mir nnisr srOess aut aNor.
tirtes Eager soa DRY Goobs. CLOTHING,
@&uhsn n. I. ~. ju tsrabssfsbtsn yrei.
isn une tnbem wtr einsm Ssbsn eine rsslle
unb frsunelt&e Bebienuns sern&trn, Ia.
ben bas wertbe Yabliium tin uaitrn @tc,,
Hd6iS ~ tsiu&en. Dir iowoel. wie aud
xnlese Gisrls, iperoen "a an tetnsr mi.
te fstIsa iaNsu. Sebsn ~ tsfriehiesn,
s. Josite& 6Bbut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
@eebrtunb eeprtelen.

Mls cine BsbSrbe BON tebeutenStu
Merjten unb Gtemtfern bic Gntbedune
mahtsn, baB burh bic 0trbtnbun8 be'
lannter 6eilmittel cine 70 puneerbare Me
bt3tn bsrsefeQt wurte, sab man beinabe
alle anbtrn 5eilmitt.l oufsebea fGnnte,
be3weifslte man biss. User prattilhs
gerfuhe babsn ale 3weifel beftttist unit
teute tpsrben bic gntsedsr ber eroben Me'
bi3tn s opfen- glitter BON Seber.
mann als Botltbatsr seebrt unb &C.
priefen. = Democrat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20

SpiepD 2asaoa's MiibIe
in Neu. .8raunfsls msb't iebr eutss Rorn.
unb gBei3enmetl iinc Serfauft In groben
auantitatrn In bic ,imesssnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
8 { + a 8.

Die Staats @dulbetSeee min bie=
fee Sabr, 100000 an bic Sffentli den
6reiidulen rertbeilen. @s madt bieS
So fiir ieben Shiler.
= Sn Slden pes Wascr 1burmcnb
BON Dullus bat iid ber Gountprih.er BON
Collin County 9emei9ert einen Ginbalts=
befebl gu erluden. Ct fust in ieiner gnt=
ideibuns, bab es benz 5tabtratb nod ben
Befimmunsen bes CHARTERS frei ftebe,
bas Nmt bes Wabcrs nit 2 DritteI Stimz
menmebrbeit pucant 3u ertliren, tpenn er
baS Bertr1nen in ben Wtabor perloren
babe.
- SIN ben bemotratildeu Yrecinet=
Verfammlungen bon Dallas @ountb er=
belt Hoberts 80 Stimmen unD AZ felen
8esen ibn.
Die Gilenbabn 3wfaen 5uufton
unb Nep SrleanS ica AM /. September
ercffuet unb our4 cine &rcuriion nah
Hew Orleans einseireibt werben.
= Die GountpconDenticn BON Nnber=
len County wel&e in Yaleitine absebal.
ten murce, erfldrte fid far bic 8ieber-
wahl bes .@ouuerneur Rpterts.
= am %. Musult iou in Muiiin cine
Veriammluns 3ur Srsaniiation eineS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itattfiuben. Die
@eriammluns wurbe bon @eprdieatanten
eerihiebener @iienbabnen ansgei 4rieben,
bic in Wariball eine .3ufammentunft but=
ten.
= Bel planterspille entsleife Elm @i=
ienbabnsus, nobel 2 waseu pen1olirt uno
oas @eleis Der Babn auf elmer @trede
pon 100 Sab aufSerifen Durbe. Men=
1henleben sinSen nidt perloren.
- Ben County bat 1ih fir bic Bie.
berermdbluns bon Roberts ertldrt. Auh
in 9aps County tpurten bic Deleaaten
fir Hcberts inltruirt.
= Sn gcrlicana fanb eine YerIamn,<
lung Ratt, peld, fd sesen 8oterts,
3ancud, unb Gn8liib erfldrte.
Jn 9eaualcta wurbe elm iunaes
Mdb&eu prn elmer milben &aee anaez
sriften Diefelbe bate fd 70 feit in bic
Babe bes Wtdodens perbiGen, oab man
benz Tbiere ben 5als bur4idneiben mus=
te.
= Der stapirutb bon 5oultcn bal
beidtcnen, ben Genfu5 Der Stabt nod
male aufnebmen ~ laNen unb ben Wapcr
inifruirt, ~ Nngeboten fiir bic Nninab me
oufjuforbern. Die &ofen bciit mar
bun d cine 5ubieription ~ erIanssn.
- Dei QOnRcn leiben bic grnter
bur4 IN pieleu Rssea. Waan wiinidl
trodenes 98etter nnb befiirAtet i'm @e.
sentbeil Rronfbeiten.
= Die Bewdleruns mebrerer Tar.
men bel upalbe bat lid als elm JeblfGlal
erpieien. Die Edmme in Der Yecns
warben weSoef6wemmt uno .s feblte az
DoHer.
Sn Waratohie (oll om Is. Mugui
/ cine Dieoerpereinisuns Der lleterlsbenper
bon Yaricue Brigade fattfineen. Di'
leetere beitanb aus benz IL. 10. unb 81
Hegiment teranilder Garaaerie, au'
NlorSans Batuiqon unb Yrotts Botterie
80 Sn Bolt @cuntp murbe y8. .
Staener, Elm l6idbriser 8nabe. 3u le
bensldnsliHem 3u&tbaus Uerurtbeilt, mel
er ieinen Batter ermorbet bate.
Sm Bauz unb eeibSerein ju Hu=
ilis ioll niHt Nles in Orbnuns ieia
Die Bidder seNelben perben SesenmartiI
imterluMt.
| - Jn Eagle Yob wurben 16 Mdu
tsr wesen S&ruSset sersaftet. Oeeel
z aneere fnp Yertaftsbefeble aussefeat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
Wern fleint ,Rtnpsr lhmad,

Wern heint 8tubsr ldnah uno
maesr rusrbsn, 70 III eiss Elm lfheres Geld.
en-, ea6 BE Nabruns, bic fe erbaltsr,
unSsnaseno III Upsr itnen ntdt gut bs.
lommt. Die Miitter folder 8inber fol-.
ten batsr teintn Muoenbitd oufsben, fd
Neuiiabter's ,.Deutf&es Rinbsrmebl"
(papotropbine) Su peridaffn, tine dubsrl
frdftissnbt unb letHt ssrpauli&e Naaruna
fur SauSlinae unD tletns Rinpsr, bic In
Uahitn besrifsn fab. Aass Qrfab ia,
bic Muttfrmtl& siebt 70 ntGts 0sGtrs
Sn alsn apotbeien ju tabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
Die bi.i!sissu &Ainbeln.

Die 51iA. Ii gg, Sang & So. wetben
i'm 9rrSsn, rs ast in ein3elnen 2anlsn.
ben 81 billtastsa oreilen perfauit, ais
irgenS tpsl6e anl,.e TN Marft tefnbs
Tide @htnoeIa. 39lan wenbe li6 an
sB. 81. gaustan,
gent fir Sang & 60.
Office Gde ser 2lliin unb n5rbliAsn
7. Strabe, Gun aa:onio. 1,73W.
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Das BeRe

Die ,,Ntps" DanburY, Connecticut,
fast: ,Warner8 Safe Nerp Inc 1T tas
beie 5ellmtitsl fit Nersenlsibsn, tpe eldss
bic @elt ie @a9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-20
GD,parn aF;les,
Seftntli6er Nptar.

Verar County, Gan Wntonio, Geras.
Office in SuIsbabarass. Der ~ofefFes sssenater.
8eipnbere @ufmerflamfei. rirb allen yenftpnen
unb 9pr cerrnsea ron gsetsransn beS Staates pbsr
Der SereiItstsn Staten esidsntt Mbftrifen
spn yatsntfn befpret unb St.uern aaf Qanb in
allen bstlen tes Staass besasIt. absbaort in
Der untfrea @arifnftraBe. 30,6,tIt
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wi@tia iur. syarmer.

gSt@sia iur Tarmer.
Das einSts t,isfiaa,e Mitsst, pse Baum
ppuenraupe 3u o'ri;I9en, III ~
pariIsg Grin,
tn beliebtssn Suaa;i ater 3u babsn unb
lebr billts he,
s. $. Wul!sr, (paint @tore.)
9antlsr In Jara's, Gonmsree Straee,
gan QlntDntc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

The human system taken in all Its parts is
n very wonderful selfgovcrning, and at the
same time, dependent machine. In order 10
keep this machine in good running order
and we are using the term machine in the
highest scnse-it must have food ana rest. All
experiments that have been tried to test the
results OF the absence of food upon the animal
system, have ended, if carried to their FULLEST
extent, in the same manner with that 50 often
quoted experiment in horse keeping, IN which,
as related by the owner: Just as had got
him so he would get along ON one straw day,
he died" The system will assert its demands
Cor food in the severe pangs Of hunger, and the
lack of rest will make itself known in lnvol-
unturv sleep Out of these necessities OF the
case, there has grown the commen-senSe Gus
tom of taking IL nOOning' of an hour or so In
the middle OF the day, in which the system is
replenishcd with food and the nerves and
muscles are refreshed by Il period of inactlvl-
ty. A Spanish American town is IN midday
hours as uulct as one in New England on the
Sabbath One from the north in visiting such
countries is apt to look upon the people as IN
d0lent, but he soon falls IN with the custom,
and finds that the SitS'd, as the MONDAY nap
is called. end which is taken by the richest
and poorest alike, Is not manifestation OF
lazinoss, mere habit, but "A wise compliance
with the demands of the climate. The head
of the family finds his rest in the newspaper,
and is refreshed with the knowledge OF the do.
ings of the great and active world beyond the
boundaries of his farm. In the half hour d.
viding the labors of the morning from that OF
the afternoon, he acquires fund of intorma-
ton that keeps him abreast with the world,
and alive to the importance of his own calling,
\ little time thus taken from the tolls of the
day rcfrcshcs and strengthens the man, and
makes the whole life fuller, and, therefore, no
bier and better. The Noon.lIour should not
be Il time Of thoughtlcss inactivity, but of
intelligent ccrcation-1merical igrtcWt,r-
iI fer Nag |
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

to plant again ON undrained land part OF
the hungarian grass failed also for the same
reason and so | made up my mind 10 tile
drain the whole field, About five acres are
already done, including Il catswamp OF hall
an acre. which never produced anything but
wild grass, and where the hungarian totally
failed last year. On eight acres of this held,
including The drained rortiou, put the years
manure from twenty COWS and four horses, ana
sowed il again this year To Hungarian grass,
and it would have done your eyes good TO
have seen il the past month IL was, with u
single exception, the heaviest crop that ever
saw. and the drained cat swamp was the heavi'
est part of it, The stalks averaged Az feet
mgh. some being & feet by measure, and stood
about as thick as the law allows measured,
cut, and weighed yard square, and 1t weighed
Just eight pounds green, or at the rate OF l9i3
tons per acre of green forage for soiling, and
when very thoroughly dried it weighed three
pounds, or III the rate of over seven tons per
acre of cured hay. Pretty well for cat
swamp,
(TO BE- rUHtiH1Hd)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

NErRALGN AND RuEuMArISM-A very
simple relet for neuralgia is to boil a small
handful of lobelia in half pint of water till
the strength is out Of the herb, then STRAIN 1t
off and add teaspooniul of fine salt Wiring
cloths gu, of the liquid as hot a> possible, and
spread over the part affected. 1t acts like a
charm Change the cloths as soon as cold till
the pain is all gone; then cover the place with
a soft dry covering till all perspiratlon is over
so as to prevent taking cold rheumatism
can often be relieved by application to the
painful parts, of cloths wet in weak solution
of sasoda IN water II there is inflammation
in the joints, the cure is very quick; the wash
needs to hc ukCwarm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

To FRUsuEN MEAT OR FIsH.-ButtcrmIli
is best. and sour milk the next best, for fresh.
cning beet, pork or fish, and will preserve beef
for several hour Soak salt fish for eighteen
hours IN buttermilk, with perhaps one quart
OF water; change every SIX hours In fresh
eniug always put the skin side up so the salt
eau have Il chance to settle othe bottom Of the
dish II you have heel, either fresh orcorned,
that Is tainted, soak the same As fish, boil an
hour 50, throw away the water and put IN
fresh to finish When it comes to the table
you will be susprlsed that so good dish was
made out of such poor material
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

BAIkY lIoHeEs.--AmOng the suggestions
SAID to be published Ivy some Antl.nrucIty to
Animals Society are these: If the horse when
ne balks can have his attention diverted there
is usually no trouble in starting Inn. This
may be done in various ways Of which the fol
lowing are few that have been employed:
Take the horse ont Of the shafts and turn HIM
around several times quite rapidly. Thus Will
make hun entirely dizzy and lead him to for
ret that he does not wish to draw the load. \
stout twinc twisted around the fore leg has
been used as remedy with good results. \
string tied around the ear has the same effect
We have horses Of the halkiest sort started IN
Il moment by putting a lump OF earth into their
mouths Even a piece of sugar or Il handful
of fresh grass will 50 divert the attention of
baker that he will often start off without trou
bic Some mild treatment like these That set
the animal to thinking Of something foreign
to his work is vastly better than any amount
of whipping, and is much easier of appIlca
ton.-.imeric0a lgIicutEit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

4 Michigan farmer says he considers clover
of rs much value as a fertilizer as 4 crop OF
corn for fattenng stock and making manure
In seeding down to clover, he waits until the
ground is well settled at the opening of spring,
and the hard trOsts are past, and then sows the
sced-six quarts of clover seed and four quarts
of timothy seed well mixed, then harrows in
lightly and rolls the ground He sows 100
pounds of plaster TO the acre. In seeding with
oats the amount of seed is the same, sown after
the oats are dragged in, but the ground Is then
rolled, hcnefiting both oats and clover.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08


Let me give BIT of history of this field.
The twenty-five acres | am about draining
TWENTY-FIVE months ago was the toughest and
most barren pasture | had do not believe
it would have yielded me two dollars worth of
grass per acre per year as pasture at present
prices of milk. Two years ago next October
/ commenced "iackling' this pasture. first
changed fences so as to throw it in with iit-
teer-acrc meadow and a forty-acre field; cut
and gruhbed about 100 trees that were stand
INC scattered over it, as they do over most
dairy pastures: removed about SEQ loads of
"hard. head" stones, from the size of ones fist
TO that of haycnck, then plowed the field
The next year 1S1s) had three acres OF it in
oats three acres IN potatoes, ard nineteen acres
in Hungarian grass. The oats yielded thirty
bushels per acre, the same season that my
drained field gave forty-siX bushels of wheat
per acre The Hungarian yielded about ton
per acre and the potatoes were Hsrer d"g They
stood in the mud up TO their knees all July
and part of August, and as my lrishman said,
I'm the foorst place they all rO,ted lntirely,
and in the next place they never grew at all
| At ALL" The surface of the land was rolling,
with a sufficient fall, but every rain we had
soaked the ground into mud before the sur
plus water run of. This was the fourth or
fifth failure of my potato crop within ten years
from the same cause and determined never
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08

Abundant opportunity for exercise in the
open air, uncontamlnated by stable odors, Is
absolutely essential to the healthy develop
ment of all young animals. Colts, especially
like boys, need to romp aud play, in order to
strengthen their muscles and expand their
lungs. Give them plenty OF exercise, plenty
of nutritious food, and protection from in
clemen, weather, and they will repay the care
bestowed on them IN q harder constitution
and better service when grown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-08
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

DOOA AND JOB EIN'I'I ~ q or
ID every description, done nesty correctly and at The
prices Give cali. aad will eEceavor 70 give
yno entire sa.isfsct.oa- oSkASf HiPEGAS.
1West Of Court HoDA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-03

STOVES. Ranges, Tin Ware;
SMILEY wASGATT.
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PAlNTS. Oils. varnishes, Glass and PAPER
Hanglngs. House and Sign Painters
C. BEALE co.
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WAsuINGroN, ID. C.. Jan. I6. 1880
II. III. WARNER & Co.-Dear Sir i write
to say that after having taken your Safe
Pills and finding them all that il claimed for
them in your circular, chccrtully recon-
mend them the best Pills in the market
JOSEPH PRATHER
400 NJ street Washington. u. C.
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STILL .4NOTHER
Important Discovery
Nature Again DlsclOscs Her Sc
crets for the Benefit Of
Mankind.
How The Suffering May Find Relief.
GOOD CHEER 10 ALL AFFLICTED.
Cures Effected by the
|. H A NJ A TIA n
CAA3 RI REMEDY.
4 DiSdgreedbie Disease 4rOideti
and Cured by its use.
4 Disdgreedbie Disease 4rOideti
and Cured by its use.

The receipt for making this WONDERFUL REMEDY
obtained by James j. Peavey. while living in
Honolulu Hawaiian Island where he resided for more
than twelve years.
Mr. Peavey, al that time, was suffering from caarrh,
and with many doubts TO the curative properties
of this remedy, he compounded a small quantity, aud
be gan 10 directed To his surprise and joy he
found relief after the first trial, and in short time
lie entirely cured.
Mr.. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up in small
quantities and sold and gave il away to his friends
but not until recently has he consented to have it
prepared and thoroughly introduced 10 the world.
1t is Il sure relief and cure for Ca,arrh in its worst
forms.
One trial of the remedy is its best testimonial.
Sure relief is within the reach of all who willing
to give it single trial.
1t is harmless, convenient to take at any time and
its good effects TO be felt the rem
edy is applied
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the market. every particle is dissolved soon As
it comes in contact with the delicate membranous
coatngs that line the nasal passages, acting it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
DO not delay another day but send 81 cents and
obtain sample box by return mail.
ss-For sale by all Druggists.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING &
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

The following Circular i. respectfully presented by
the undersigned Merchants. Manufacturers and Pro-
fe.sonal firms of Ken nebec County who desire TO
presen, the citizens OF this section complete and
reliable Business Guide 4 careful perusal of'he fol
lowing cas.ihcafiops only necessary TO show that
for choice selections Of varied and complete stocks OF
sea-onabie goods displayed by merchants of lntsgri
" aud fair dealing, this market will compare favor
ably with that Of any other in Maine.
SS-AIl orders for goods will receive prompt at
teniion- satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
4 POTHECAKY. Pure DRJGS, AND
"A Medicines. and Toilet Articles.
JAMES F. DEViNE, Union Bloch, Water St
4 POTHECARY. Drugs. Medicines :. Toilet
"A Articles and Fancy Good.
ID. NfEICk, Old Fuller Drug Store
A POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines and
"A Toilet Articles Prescriptions carefully put up
j. .. \. HALVES, tiall0weN.
4 RTIST-iias opened first class gallery
"A blanchard < Reeds store.
Ri. GARDINER, Gardiner, Ne.
4 RTIsTIC photographs. First-cla-s
"A work Of all the improved styles.
\. W. kIMBALL, Cor Bridge and Water ST.
.RLEACHERY, Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
- horn. Chip Neapoli:an, cleaned. colored or
;. Y. WOOD, Oak st.
DOOks, Stationery. and
- Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, l55 Water ST.
~ Newspapers and Periodicals,
J.F. PIERCE, Water 81.
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PARSONS, BANGS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
III 4 119 Middle ST.. Portland, Me.
GENERAL -iGENTS.
F. W. KINSMAN Augusta
NEWSPAPER
Advertising Bureau !

Advertisers who want to reach the people of u
state must advertise in the best papers prnedn the
leading towns.
There is constant call upon us to make a selec-
ton for advertisers and to name favorable prices
which advertising may be secured.
There is a wide difference between the prices de-
manded by newspapers for advertisement to be
inserted month and one whchs to appear for a year
Experienced and successful advertisers contract for
thelongest period but there are many who are pre-.
vented from doing this by the nature of their a,lver
tsement, because the advertisement is one which,
they wish totry eNperimen;ally before making con
tracts for any extended time.
Rearing in mind the wants of advertisers we have
agreements with leading local papers every State
by which we insert advertisements for siugl,
month nj prices approximating the yearly rate.
80 great is the reduction from regularly MONTH,
rates. that advertisers do not understand how the
advertising eau be secured for the price which We
name. For instance: in the State or Connecticut,
list Of selected DAILY and Weekly papers, trhich
'rnuh cost s65,I7 contracted cith singly, ,ce ar,
able to eScr for 500.
We secure paper at the State capital, one i'll each
town having much as 5000 population. and at the
court house town in populous and wealthy counties.
Persons wishing circular with lists of papers and
the prices charged for advertising are desired to
address
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-29
BRISTOL ITEMS.

On Sunday evening, at the Plank
Road church, Rev. II. A. Miner, of
Madison, gave very interesting ad-
dress on the subject of "Perils of
young men,"
On next Sunday morning Rev. IT. M.
Corsbie will preach sermon to the
children.
The Sunday school OF the Free Con-
gregational church of Bristol and Par
is voted to donate so volumes out of
their library to q needy school in
Kansas.
On Monday evening theresldence of
Mr.. L. Spencer was the scene of a gay
and happy throng. About thirty of
the young friends of Miss Louisa
Spencer took the occasion of her birth
day to give her surprise party, and a
most enjoyable time was had.
Sunday last being quarterly meeting,
DR.. Coleman preached at Wesley
Chapel. First he talked to the chill
dren on temperance, and what he said
suited the older folks as well. Then
he set before the people the progress
of the gospel and its effect on the ma
tions. Elder Coleman does not appeal
to the passions, but sets forth reasons
to be weighed by intelligent minds.
There was a large congregation.
Z. Stannard was so low on Sunday
that in all probability by the time this
notice is printed he will have passed
to the bourne from which no traveller
returns. Church and neighborhood
will both miss him.
Mrs. Mead, of Waukegan, is attend
ing her sick daughter, Mrs. L. Hustled.
F. r. Snyder has nice young team
sick with the epizootic.
SFNFy