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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

For every ache, pain and bruise on man or
beast I ncieSam,sNeTvea and Bone Liniment
is the balm. Sold by all druggists.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

For pamphlet en- Electric Treatment of
chronic diseases withElectricity, which will
be sent free, address the Mcintosh Electric
Belt and Battery Co., 7D2 q 194 Jackson St,
Chicago, LII. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

A very warm bed-quiit may be impro
yIsed by pining newspapers between two
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16
A VALUABLE BOOK FRET

"A Treatise on Chronie D!eeases." snhraci
sarrh Throat Lurgs. Heart, Stoma Oh. Liver. k:ia,
urinsry snd K. u;sle Diseesss; siso Plies scct
any adduss Every uTsrer fr.m these d:B-as O.
% cured Soai for THE box 10 tbs ousrfs,g ed
DEys:c an Of larg- eE;,erience. endorsed BY b de
If leading citizens who tes ~ TO bis sk a. Il .isr
20 BAY postagsto O. iJVlNtiSrOS. ID
Us Superior ST.. Toledo Or,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

Thousands ofdollaTs are now being saved
every year by progressive farmers, who soon
discover the great value of freely using I'm
Gle Sans Condition Powder In the feed of
their stock 1t restores the sick, increases the
beauty and usefulness and promotes the
growth. Sold by all druQQisfE
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

Man with all his endowmeuts,is in many
things most foolish, he will gi5eall that he
hath for his Life, but is reckless and indif-
ferent to his health. He viii grapple a
thief who steals his purse, yet viii daily
with q cough and finally go into counsump-
ton, when such a sure remedy as Eilerfs
easily obtained. 1t performs rapid cures.
gains friends at every trial, and is invalu-
able in bronchial and lung diseases. 1t Is
q safeguard for all, from the babe to VEN
cradle age, and health will be restored by
its timely use. No family that has used e
win be without IL. Sold by Druggists.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

Why shall loving mother wait for the
coming of the doctor to prescribe a remedy.
for that fearful Cholera-infantum Group,
child is suffering, when she can administer
DR.. Winchelps Teething Syrup and at once
give the child relief One trial of this
charming syrup will make youey itsfriend
and patron This Syrup regulates the bow
els, keeps the system in healthy condition,
from teething, and is an old and well tried
remedy. Sold by all druggists, at only 25c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

Use Rcdding's Russia Salue, cuts, burns
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1880-12-16

NH q Choicest In the word-Iinporfers' prices
EAN largest Company In Aiuerica- elap5<.
AnO sarEcle-pleases every body-Trade confi11s
ally Observation-Disclosures wanted eyerywhere-besf h.
ROBT WELLS, 4S yessy 81. N i. p q Box f287
, 1880-07-29
THE SITUATION.

A Glance Mt tho Political issues Now
Before the C0untrY-rhc Suu4liorners
Wlso Would Again Isnslave t1le Ne.
i. gr0es-trlie Sentiment ut the North.
u ths Editor Of 73A Ehleupo Tribune.
NEW York, July M.-Yllore Is u ciass of
our fell0w-cltlzGns 1T tic South, which CON-
prlscs tho former shareholders, tile coniuder-
ntes, u1ll tho Democrats Of the present time,
whose s0lo aim, uild determination, ind
effort before thu War was to liOld and keep
the colorctt puop!u In slavery, III isiiornnce,
nlli subsurvEvncy, To tllis ono idea every
uth0r consideration WIS nlldo subordinate.
1t was because tlose people supposed TINT
this great principle WINS pronounced a9atust
by tho North III tho election Of Mr., Lincoln
Tint they touk W urlAs,-a result Ut which was
that thousands upon thousands Of our people
Wuru slnin, III Tits uU not ,Assull,a that the
elsS OF lycitlxells ll1lied WeFH II! the wrong.
only tte5fre IL present tie aknet fActB. T
hnve hard lcNrllel lnela tit our religious ns-
senlblies argu0 TINT tue curse pronounced
against Ilull, extellle4 by direct descent to
incumbent Ipnn tho Gul-fr,r!lig white pep
piu Ut tNs NatIUn tu curry ont t!iut curse II
this IL 10, II this Ii ru!gtOus tlnty, vii ntllnr
questions uMgIt tu la subordinate. lii this
vluW Ut tho lI,Mtur, tho prayers vi StDnowall
Jnckson MiA that .leyUut llk Wero nll right,
We all knnw what klng 6pll suffered be-
ca,Isc lle fullel III tho performances Of s!M!-
lnr duty.
rhis class at tho South having recovered
fr0M the stunning deteAt which overlook
uenl when III Rrl!iS, pIll like u forllIer Arrny
III u similar c.Isa ~ mentioned by the poet
being again In coIle!aye, thetr SOLE altll now
IL W Ilstranchlso Rlll aeR1s1a lnd RsaIn rf-
, 1880-07-29
THE NATIONAL TREASURY.
Coinage and Circulation Of the silver
DotlRr-Vrcnsurer Gitnllun'w Stutc-

Coinage and Circulation OF the silver
D0tlRr-Vrcnsurer Gitllllun'w Etutc.
nsGnt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2s.-rl,e atten-
tiou Ut United Stntes Treasurer (illtillan wAs
recently called to a published ltum stating
thure fill buall d want Ut Accord butwtse,l tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury aml tho United
States Treasurer III regard to thu uiuni,er of
pnyiHg out silver dollars. Tho Treasurer
stated eu.phntically to-day that such WINS not
tho case afld never hnsl buen; that the Sccrc-
tary early In the coinage gnye orders TINT
out freely ut NIL oilees. Uuslyr tllit
order, SIX, 500 000 wero put lii circulation, and
Ut tllat ,0U0, ,0 llaye been ret,lrmttl
to tug Treasury In payment OF public dues
4iid ttl exchange for silver certificates.
pr % ss..I ot iho total stsa asnl.lcilar coimags @ ~
has been paid out, willis there llns been r.
turncd tn thu Trelsury, Nllttcr the operatiun
0f ttle law. ~ per cent Of thu nlnn..Nt paid
out. leaying Il. circulation sls,5oo,0 wv, which
'S'ls aasia sGs sr9 not y ySFy n' IL 81 f'o a tpo s. s.
notes outstanding, Into the yncm,!In cre-
nted by the rct!runlent Ut slIlall >,ulus
silver Aolluts hnyv been forced, wlltl0 tic
exceaa l!i!a retur,lett 10 thu Tlgnsary vaults.
It Should by understood, u.o Treasurer said,
tl,nta tho reduction Ii, tl.4 snall-nusU circul,l-
tlen WIZ not Produced by tile Department.
The small UAIlk-lntps W9ro retired III el,i-
PLANES with thu HesI,liptiMs act, nlll sn,nIl
Kree4backs were voluntarily s'trrel'aeIy't
Treasurer 1.lso stated lint tho repurted dis
n4ree,sleilt in tbs Department with regard ~
tho number nf stulllau 1ultura to Ge coined
monthly does not exist. lIloru " 10 r0usll
fur ttftlnrence OF opinion ulnn thnt puint,
sincu tho language Of thu Inv il ulI,nlstaka:
, 1880-07-29

ns 10 Indiana the writer knows by cnrpfnl
Inquiry t,it wtle observation. During the
four years past the vo!n,no. Of rn,iEratlon
from l'nllnnu to Kansas llts stealllly declined,
steadily Increased, until II II htIie,etl thnt
during. .tl.u lust two ,1r three years tho EAst
Inns fully euualeA tlle loss. Tile return llAs
ta been n'ore nearly Ail ltennbl!can, IT., tlHn III TIM
GMco from these fncts Is rlntr.. You vii! nut
find these people NIL III 0ne place; but / nsk
my rGrsoil, stranger or citizen. to test 1t for
himself IN my locality; s!x years, or more ,:r2
Iii KAlisas til MI Indiana yitlngc; now you
GAl, iind one. Or more In nearly. any
little crowd Of five or ten persons, and chi,
isntn Of otho1s everyW:.ere: cal,lng the at-
brgnn 10 note. The first pnrty We talked In,
of seyeal persons, lind two retnrnrrs. Thu
next, OF five {lersons, Ind one. we went OIL,
nnd IL tf,e lotel-ollleu heard t,ne man wiz;
Hint 50 ssiTa d. At oncs; Now, Ii'i' Witt Is I Zig
W. Yisvo OF yG5t nt ttFxs t"t hat f0Hfssss Hniss;'
ana is not our experience enough to
when = fellow 1,ns good lanl IN Central IA,
Il, Anna M e ' bus no business In Western Knnsas?"
Those three experiences OCCURRED within MI
l!!our. have tried It many times In 1natly
different places.
Tile salllU thing affects Ohio md Illinois fn-
yornbly, tlnuHl! ldo not know 50 much about
the fncts IN tlItnuis. 1t at present affects
Michigan, Wisconsin, and some other StAtes
= little ullfayorab!y, BY The larEo ininlgra-
t!on further northwest to Dnk0tn ind else
where, but thoy gain otherwise lnore than
they l0se. Tho whole Northwest grows Re-
publican.
Indiana l,as splendid sct,ool systcn,. It
grows steadily I'll breadth and power, aud
whore tell ycars ago you dill not notice 1t
often, you now SEQ The hfgl,-school building
III nearly every gnotl+size0 village Or town.
These and similar Influences steadily deyc';,
op Repuottcantsn, and they now stay ut
home. They keep ail they get buck their
voters, Then prosperity Is nearly untyer-
sal. The crops 0f 1870. and 1850 were
never surpassed. Providence helps tho
Republicans. Then tho party Is united,
rs 1t Inns not been fnr many ycnrs.
with hardly, an exception every man
t3nrticld's n0u,lnatiol, suits them universally.
They hive a strong State ticket. rhebpposing
tlckuts IRE weak relatively. Tho Republt-
| MS Will nominate strong ,len for. Congress
sloln| alld Legislative places. This Dem0-
! cratic nominations Uike tllnt IN the Terre
I!aute districD nro essentially Bourbon.
They revive tho War Issues III tlle wrong
way: tllat IL, their record wns basl III the Wnr
time and l,as not been. changc,l since. Ildi-
ann IL not only good fighting ground, but, II
wcll'managcd 1t Is safciy Republican. D.
, 1880-07-29
.luco to subseryiency our cotorcd cltlzena.
To this ono Idea all other questions and poll
n rtstu ittt,at II utyntt n l,O 4I1tlt Inn

.luce to subseryiency our cotorcd citlzena.
TO this ono ittra all other questions and poll
Clu1 must tuKnfn be BuljOrdfnutc.
There IL alsD 4 ctass nj tlle. North who,
during tho Wnr, were tler'siyrly styled Col,.
perEleAtls. ntnt WIN pcrl,alIs fso,ll II .!eyout
Ss',se ,, o. no re9"tss''lsllts q God. nnd their
tfo class n thoS South rotorrad to.
they 9elnE equally reEartless of nll other
sSast sSS'Gs Sy VII W.t sssi ss n 1oueeS e. ad SYM ns
patlltzers r nre known is tho word, dannl,-ss-
Niger. This Is pr0bnbay not intended as
profanity, but as tlGvort exclamation, show
Ing hnr1nony with God lii curslng liam, who
wis thu fist nie9er. These two classes Of
our people, united. arc the Democracy Of to-
day.
When = man Is presented to the Democracy
rs n candidate for tie Presidency. Tic Soutll-
not Inquire as 10 hts Views oil llDalce tariffs,
curruiicy,--Whethcr gold, silver, Or greo'l-
bucks Giyll:seryicg reform, or GUY matters s
niRser hater$ I'll This v tho 'A Aaucs!ion" "s .;of I
questions which must bo nnsworetl iii tho
affirmative before they will for ollG moment
eSsafE Ss ,eyyeF my Sste as been On steettG s Gree
sl,iGbcletl, hSs bes1, app!is1, ana Gsn: linn.
other questions noboay knows nnd nobody
cNIcS. Hd ShHt1to!n WING ls So1lu OA Iilf9t
ni,d tho Nurthorn wing MUST be.
II Is not to BIZ presumed that tho Con-
fcuerAte Democracy nrp moved BY sc1f-fn-
tcrcst tn thtS lnutter. 1t Ia probably from
principle, from lovg for Biblical truth, tho
sunlo that moved them to tike III arms In
'Gl., AZ Ilve heard them exultfnXly assert,
rfe Nortl, will find the old Confederate
fplsIt sa 1Ss ais0k Ont 's they will find TINT the
On tic other hand, we haye tho Republican
party, which IL disposed, Iii impiuils disre-
gard OF Dibltcn! duty, to treat tile ilntn tho
0ry. lightly. Republicans are willing, mot.
wlthstunding the curse, not only to g!vo tho
e0lOred people chance to live mid enjoy the
fruit Of their labor, but even to invest them
with tho rights aud immunlties Ut citizen
sll1p. thus showing Themselves III the eyes
Of the Christian Democracy to bu tniltlels,
nna willing to fight agninst God. True Re-
publicnlis 10 not lay MI stress upon this qucs-
lion. They ntte,npt to call attention to other
matters. finance, ETC., rs before mentioned,
dfy!ded aim and one it!ea Of tho Democracy.
Now, ns before stated, do not nssu1ne nor
presume, ,that the Democracy Hro wrong iii
this particular, Or hat the Republicans arc
WRONG. only desire to stntu tho situation
md issues exactly rs they are, without a
sliNdg OF exaXggrAtion Or Misrepresentation.
md thus to leave it as an opcn Question. II
liave inadvertently luIsstated either pnrty,
Or n wing Of clthor party, trust that shall
bp set right BY tho Professors OF Bibllcut De-
,nocracy. or by the "bestcr element" In ke-
publicnMfsm. j. n. II.
, 1880-07-29
INDIANA AND KANSAS.

why tho Former statc VIII Join tho
licamx from Kansa. Woturniur to tho
1loa.ior stntc.
~ "a. Edtior ot n. chteaao Tribune.
c,.,.,n ~ @ 1.s,,s ~ 1"S1'~ aas.,,"'.. .'s"
from Kansas has an inquiry answered III THE
Tn1nuSK W to tho seaspns why Indjaul will
nrnbuhlv co Rcnnhllcu, lila fnl,. rho reulv
r;ves savtrui r.,ns nso,'s which n r.cant tnnr ~
trave1 mud visiting Ill that State cauxes nc 10
know nre well takeIl. Tho whole situation Is
favorable to Tie Republicans. Tue lead Of
sentimrnt a,nI exncctntlo,, Ia in lint ,ijrec,
y, 49,, s>. >,.'-'s s"s ".'1s ~,
ton: All tint ~ necessary u 70 orguntze tho
, 1880-07-29

granted, The sub1xrnn i,o,l been procured
ns a trick, atnl e was for hearing before
sI.o,l.i i'eycr lake place there. 0''~
Coi, I'crcr hriI Tint tj,o grnnting nj NIL
other change Ut ;el.nu wns PERFECTLY ltetti.
mate, aid Tint Mr.. S,tn.ueriield was, sntl,-,
Tho Justice grnlltcts 4 ellui,gu OF venue to
Mpccil, holding Tint ulcre Wns nothing I'M
proper III tint.
During the argument for another chnnge Of
auite ui1' M ma animated III Iiscnssfon. Cul, perce
saying TINT hu would tl0t bu buIittozctl, us tho
cnses were bcl'tg fried III the newspapers.
Col. Cnincron predicted that JuRttcU Sutu-
,!er1eII wonl! never DO called upon to. test
tfy III any Ut the cAsps.
After another transcript had beep nlnde
, 1880-07-29

Convention NJ Snratosu-Proposttio to
Ikelucc Production HAx9d Oh High
Moral Grounds,

Reduce Production N.xed Oh High
Moral Grounds.
SAl.ATou.A, July 22s.-The American Paper
Makers Association Is In annual session.
Vlcc-prcst1cnt Smitll, In tho ctalr, said tile
advance In the price of paper since the last
meeting Ind come from tho extraordinary
demand for paper, cAused by tho general
prosperous condition Of tlss country, which
hah stimulated production, alid this fl turn
l,nd caused grent riso III paper stock nnd
chemicals used In Its manufacture, which
had Increased tho cost Of making piper lnoro
Than the rise III prices. The attacks OF tho
press OF, paper manufacturers for this r1so
we're malicious and nneallcd for.
Mr.. Woolwortt, OF New York, said the
competition mud high standard of tho nlal,.t-
fuctnro here fus0r America supplying tic
foreign demand. Our dry MIR In much III our
fnyOr for making good papcr ut lower rates
tllan England. lie declined To give further
particulars, bccnlise the reporters might pub
lsl. the sanle for the benefit Of foreign COLL
petit0rs.
a committee was thereupon appointed to
receive W0olworth's statement for the sole
benefit Of the Association.
II, 1850 tho tutal papcr exported was less
than Si,00o; III 1871 1t ,atl Increased to sslo,-
600. Theamou,rt latt grown lu the Inst thruo
years to over 81, ,900,000
A. E. Enrding, Of Ohio, snId there nre
reQutrsI 10 supply tie deiIla,id., ile csti-
lnRtcl tho excess ut 10 per cont. lie thought
as 10 mills waald be willing to close bi,si-
ness s0!ile agreement should bo mtntt where
" nll tue iits you'd nfee t9 csase prof
roads after running 0pposlti0n fur severn!
years ltNd agreed tO pDui tllulr business, md
ilnw raiIroad property Is IN much better con-
, 1880-07-29
EtADWAY's READY nELtrp
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARS RILLIA n
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFlFp
Changes MS Seen and Felt. 90
they Daily Oecllr, AZ
ter Using u Fov
nnHna

l. uo0u anlrlts, disappearance Of tvo,,u
iost' nn Sjco{, m1snjcs ~ ''ososo aud harlusss n
e. Strength increases. appetite improves, ~,
n, sSr m rass1 ,nssH sour Wiz st
alGop, awaken fresh and Vigorous. a"''7'ufbed
y. D!HnppcMrnrcc Of spois botecs, nt,nr,o..
shS ehsnssa sxr re 1ss is faa5 sb 'a md sGa,hy
freely irom to pladep tSsough TtSter t,e PAYS
W, n .'r pa, "T seaiing: little or no sediment
4. linInution Of quantity AM, frco,.r.
t}et6 n ~ ns9htnry r. 9hat wcnkentne tscharHos III az
cure Increased strength exhibited III lR1tSanen H. sn
GaG5;q tn t Gas i,a function harmony resoreS
o. Yetiow tin9e on tho white Of tho eres, ,n,
changed 10 eear. lively. aud healthy coior o sk'a
li1igs or tullurclcs Wifi rcallzu Rrcat brGc1' n!
q1,p, e.; tho tough phlcKm d aea, q
hst Or he 'shF sSsh Sso'iS' tSe r. otnnnpp
cough; general norc1lse Of strength thr1NvSS %
ne systci stapnge Of nigl,-s'veats and bin. a.
cKs sa";eps. sess ~; eessation lSna Il tg @ @%ks.
elallla scnso OF socat!ol,, hnr breaS,nuu aad aad
ho 'f ali 5asSy 4 yaE ssessssr sw Or ssySss
TX * ay sf.sr ~ ,he ,9s' ghfss:A il
ns tho hlno improves IN purity md sirSca,S;
t3isease will mtnlsh and nil foreign and 1ixss itsoxiss
ot ntGposttB. % Mo1es. tuinora, canccrs, hard iunps
ennn1 ald healthy; llcgta, fever Sores. chrnSS
sk5n a. diseases, gradually disappear. 0N''N'
vatcd ercr teG sEsisn ~ 6sSn a
!!ninte havn aeeuninlasc,l and become Gerosjted
II 9ao e4nes Joints. ctc., cuus!ng carries II ths
WIFI, vaPeosa rems &c. e9fhtortss1 fhS ss
sApAlsltLN viii resolve away tfcso cd dcnosit. ntt.
a M exteraalnate tho yirus Of tho disease fru1
%. II those who are taking these medicines IN,
tno euro 1f Caronle, scr"fuous, Or syphilitls
, 1880-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

SAN Fl,Asc.sco, CAL, July :'s.-lsy order
OF Secsutasy Thompson, tho Nnvy-Yard
schouner-yuclt Frula will bo dispatched to-
day for Sucorso Island. to tho relief ot the
cAstaWAya.
The rntnors regarding tho disappearance
OF Mrs. Schroeder, wife Ut tho Oakland nlur~
dorer, prove unfulnded.
Secretary Hchurz announces his Intention
OF staying IL, the city four 1Aya, ulll tAel VS.
itlnX Tia Yosemite. OA hts return Ia Will
, 1880-07-29
KlADWAX'S
Regulating Pills!
TEtFECr ruliQATIVBS, SOOTHING APElus
ENTh, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAi5
RELIABLE, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION


THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Cnlomel
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated wtta
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse an3
4trouXihun. Ii4I1ways FILLS Tor tic curu d n ~ :
d!snrder8 ct tho Stomach, Liver, Howels, hlas
nuys, nladder, Nervous useasos, ueMJacaA
Constipation, CostiyencAa, Indigestion, Dyapeps
Hin, lill0usnoss, Foyer, Inflammation of ~
HoHbla, Plies, and all arrangements Ut tue IN.
teyi,Al VIscer1l. Warranted to etfuct p0a!t'ta
ouro Purely vegetable, containing no norcuEH
niiuerlll, Dr dGluteElNus dru9s.
~ Observe tho following av0ntoma fesuH"s
from. Disorders OF the Digestive 0rKan4; =, the
@ onatipRuou, lnwntd lllus, Ful!nea! o'aa..h " ~
blood Ia tho Head, Acldlsy ot tho stoiin'nSs stoii'nss
n usoa, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. fu!,1"nS fu,1S
OF weight in tho btoM4gh, Sour kruetaHGiu,1as LIVE
alnklnNs or Fluttertn9s IN the Fit OF tho SfS SH'd
aeh, BWIMmlpB ut thu HgAd, tlurriel lao XIV, psH
cult lreuthtng, Flnttcs!nY ~ tho Heart "E'1 ~
Ing Or Su!focatinE EVEsut!ons Wht!t /" ~
lying posture, bots or Wgbs betaf9 ,sqs Nv
sight, Fayar and Dull pnln lA tho lleod isne,sI III
oy u lfursprntion yelloWABes of the bkln ,Nn ""
Eycs, Pain IN thu Hllp, Chest, limta. and snoo'"
Ftushea Ut Eftat, burning il tho Flesh. -. ,ha
A tow doses nt RudwHys Pills Wall ~ ~
systoM fEotn all tho aboyo-'sMlIiod tts0euc4~
PRICE 25 CENTS PER lloA-
sQLD If DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
Bsnl a letter stamp to IkAMWAK q GaH ~
NO. u WA1t1tEN.ST., COR. CftuRCll-Si's Ne"
~ information worth thousands will w ssa'
, 1880-07-29

Az 4uoIl al tho public lenrlls thAt tho ShnkcrB'
sassapArla !s tho genuine Shaker 1nodIcinu pre-.
parea tron r0xsta. herbs. and berrles, xt1iwu,
aud prepared ly tho Canterbury HhMk.
ora,. shaksr vii!ave. N. H., they viii take il In
preference tu h!l uthges such u their r,xAel for
tho character Ut tho United uruthrGt,.
, 1880-07-29

ocGIttE"ts aHoHphuMt WY CApteaaIs !.tn
tue navy.yatd, and tlg rcstnption Of WORK
On the vessels now Gn The stocks. ile Is firm
~ tlo optiiton TINT tlio sioallng OF the afo0r
tho Sacramento River.
-,@,.,,.., ,,or .,.,,,,r
GNANT SOLDIERS Fur UAKElELD.
Extract from tho Hon. A. o. marshal,,a
9ncech at reoto,,c, iii. OF, Juiy ~,
1850.
Io,,,,',,r tn,u,t n,,, rrto,s,
MI earnest, 1,enrty advocate Of tho election
OF james a. Garfield rs President OF the
United States, Whiiu willing 10 do nil I
cnn itt,fn st,onc,, Il In fnr III n,actIo,, ,tn
NOT, lor q moment, aef'y ulat atolher was
my first cllo1cp for tho nomination. NH
not ashamed Of tho fact TINT during tho
priu,iry cvntcst urrccllne tt1o Cllica1o Con-
'e'lo',t s.uo'l si''o ~ s'"e "'la many
cotlratses with WHOM l won't through tho
trying scenes Ut thrcul long yenrs Of desperate
war, In believing that the gnllant commander
...a,s s'ss't ~ ieu.L"a''1 - W. ,'1 tuo"'a ~ ~
ylck,sturg WIS tc MIN to lead to SUCCESS
"t y, 5,v y, tn cn itl rtlv t"nar u Il Il. 1f ~.
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on o"M np s n ;o scr.s,,ng s M ria sG nis S
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TO,THE. PUBLIC.

OF Dr. liudwuy I'D cstublishosi Il. II. Il. h.!a"f
dies fhA,. tho baau and worthless limitations s,d
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FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE CURED for tlfty cents.
There IL not q remedial n9out in this world thst
will euro Feyer and Ague and all other Malas.
feyers tn!ded BY RADWAY'S rlLLSJ 90 quickly
IL lkADWAY'5 READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENIH PER BOTTLE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-20
a better seedbed for such: plants as
white clover and Kentucky blue grass.

a better seedbed for such: plants as
white clover and Kentucky blue graas.
Besides. it helps prevent the roots of
grass and clover from being thrown
ont bysthe frost. u.s. Ew es
I The, third season after seeding
the land will DO in prime con-
dtion to devote to grazing pur-
poses. Constant attention, how
ever, will be required to keep up its
productiveness and to prevent the
character of the fodder plants from
deterioration. AS grass becomes
thin on certain places seed should be
sown and covered, if necessary, wit h
arake or harrow. IL is an excellent
plan to use the mowing-machine on
"a pasture at least once every season.
1t will destroy the weeds and pre-
ventthem.f from producing ripe seed.
Ii will also cut the tall and rank
grass that will not be eaten by stock,
and cause the leaves to become
thick near the surface of tho good.
A well-kept lawn furnishes a good
example of the benefits derived from
the use of the scytho.
The droppings OF cattle aud horses
should be broken up and scattered
over the land at stated periods, for
reasons already given. Other fertil-
lzers must also beaded from time to
time, as the fertility OF the soil will
be gradually exhausted. When
stock is kept in yard at night, half
the substances they will be deposited
at distance from the pasture. The
manure of animals, even If it was all
restored to the soil, would represent
but small portion Of the material Ia
ken from it. Most of it goes to .repsir
waste to form milk and wool, aud to
make bone, muscle aud fat. To keep
the soil as rich as at first fertilizing
material equivalent t.. these in value
must be added 60 it.