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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04

a - Outfit sent free to those who wish
Nd to engHge in the most pleasant
~ and profitable business known.
averytline new. Capital rot required.
We will furnish you everything. $40 n
lay and upwards is easily made without
stay ing away from home eyer night. No
risk wha ever. Many new workers want
ed ut once. Many are making fortunes
at the business. Ladies make as much
as men. and yoGng boys and girls make
.sreat pay. No one who is willing to
work fails to make more ponev every
day than can be made III a week at any
or iinary employment. Those who en-
gag a at once will find n short road to
Ior; me. Address Ii. HAI.ErT & Co.
cortland. Maine. dclS ly
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04

APERFECTSTEM-WINDING AMER
ICAN WATCH for S-open dial. heavy
plate glass crystal. works exposed to
view cased in Nickel which is a bet
ter material than silver. as it always
keeps bright and looks new. Keeps tim-
equal to the ligh-pric-i watches. a
marvel of simplicity, durability. ccurn
cy and oheapness. This watch is war
ranted. Above cut is taken from a pho
togiaph, and1s exact size. SeEt by ex-
press to II address. on receipt of Four
Dollars 81 ;0.l Can also he SEPT safely
bv r giste-ed riaii for 30 cents extra.
Reini. by p~osto.fice orler or registered
letter. \ handsome Chain is sem free
with each watch. Perfec. satisfaction
guaranteed TOR money refunded. Adj
dress all orders to NJ. L. QUIMBY CO.
Wholesale jewelers.. Il II mover street,
Bostnn. Mass. Established 1858.
\. B.-He shall send orr new Open
Face Stem Winding and Stem Setting
Silver plated trading Watch, by the box
IF six watches for twelve 12) dollars.
an | fifty t53l cents extra for registers!
fees, or one ample watch for - 81.
This is splendid style AMI a Very pretty
watch, a tribe smaller than the above
cut; these We 10 not regulate m | war.
rant. but trad NJ men are taking them
ike hot cakes; they are SO cheap and
ook SO nice. HEl2 3m
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04
ROGERS
CELEBRATED
LfN1MENT

The most remarkable curative discovery ever made in ny country. A Lnimenf
t9tp euetaIea the Muscle, Mtmlmne Ind Tissue to tie very bone ITSELF; curing
= tanInns !"lh with lo"tr that is astonishing IL Tie extreme
lie Proprietor q itJiEhs IAnKN Las been usng ii Tor the last twenty-five
ears ana the Numerous cei >Incutes GttuChti thereto will testify to Its unuVe
owes. Ii ~SJ just trinG stuted at Tie leaAng III OF the Aew WAX n Ite
r"rtletof bt'9 ent4ei4 truAen ~ tlen,l Is Just o getting 1t revived, u
only lees a. tTh to- lnaure Success.
No Farmer or oWne o stock should lie without supply OF tis truly valuable
Medicine II Is the uhy Aie,Aclae Low in uaet hatw N Permanently cure hat lis.
diseases among catIi, c.Hea "IonUwn oru." LU6IEs LEIAIN "a never alsQ
hrcuhpi>l " ap"iy rd rerhGllrnt curr; 1t also preyeni, files n Gnan- fop
troubling aniLias Its t- sreatesti destroyer OIL bed bugs yer offered 10 III
thDlc ahiN VII Dot lnlaIt ru n:tae; n tme cULtmry,N viii cleanhe AID PUT &
Oh At eqmu TO IL LAT OF ,arnsh.
he ilnl rrtor 81 uuG-Isl LlaISTd does lot ciGim that it is cure all u doe
that 1t Will fe ny at All u the diseases mentioned; also d Just La u
Represented. 1t rs Tue Lest article IN tn Wore I0r chenAlg GLls, Pistols,
nnnes, etc ;i"r t"klns ndst OF anything, and preventing anything trom ruAting
when 1t Is uasL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04

rs.E Yourselves Icy making
N.ik monev whtn Il golden
caance is offered, thereby
mays keeping poverty from your door.
in"se wno .iways take advantage Of the
5oOi Chances Ior making money that Is
,'itered. GENERALLY become wealthy, while
tause WHO du not improve such chances
email IL poverty. We want many men.
women, boys anu girls to work for us.
night iii their owu localities. The busl-
uvns viii pay more .iap ten times ordi-
lary wages. We furnish an expensive
,ltIi: ani all that You neel, free. No
Dne WHO engages fails % make money
very rapitiy. You can devote youi
Saoie tIme.io the work. or only youI
pare moments. Full information ana
III THAI = needed sept free. Aidres,
lrIN;oE y Co. Portland, Mime.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY NO HAVE TRIED THE MERITS OF
GER LINIAENT.

*. II. Toomer ESQ: Ns 9reuns La. Aug. ]. 1879
sir ihvin. rf and seen tried "l;coEas II:r-ESr' o cid sores, / rrcnouncs
! the best + Mneuy Of ur kind / ever saw ans I commend it to III who are IN neec
iSucA az afucl+. Your, rt>. 7. BoNsEtGNIuh. ia south bEan ST.
: II. i,omtr. Esq New Orlmns: Bayou LeccnJe. La, sept !. is59.
>r-A iGgnlor Of NINE Lad Il young cw down with lioEow HON He told me
ur Iml tnd every hing lie cUrI: tLink ,t without doing any good. ItoIdh him o
Jet a Doneof RouLRs' iIa1AINr' and try IT, lie procured bottle u com:
aencei usas l., and til. % cyan Imptovng IL nj the yer, first AL LEGATION, and
oani Hnd well an is nov aS mta and te as any o IN his stock
Yours, etc, IMLP MAGGIE, st amnany Parish
). H. Toomer, ESQ: Ap Orleans Aug 90, 1879.
>r HEcGEEs iIsaE&r" int M for sale by sou. is l believe the very hest pre-
aIupa # the kind III Use. 1t ought to be IL every farm and IL very house. y
>invauabl. Yours truly, /. NORTH uILoM.
>" Il I.rmer, Esq: Bayou LaconJe, Dec 6 1879
Sir Ilese ship re by schooner Mary Ann five dozen more of .hcGERs' LINZ
lint" The sale is increasing rapidly And oolse yours truly, Jos. II. BLOCK
apt. W. H. Iooner, New Orleans: Pennington Mss, Sept ], j 1879
Dear Sf- Ptease send rs two dozn more Of" RoGEKs LDlHEAT. 1t is taking
veil here ana " e think the sale will increase 4oun. etc, PoIrEvAsT3 FAvRE
Lr ". H. Toomer: Bouu Lacoube Nov Is, 1879
Jer sir Please send mea half lozen bottles "RoGEs IISIMENT" lam entirely
without it, III need 1t very much. And oblge yours etc, w. q. ERsLsT
". H. Toom.rE ESQ: Ata tmMY. La. June 81. 1873.
Sri aveben using "RoeERs LISTMENT" in my family and on my animals fog
The last sewn year. ana it base exceeded my expectations III every respect / would
lot b without 1T for single day. lrecommend tito every one, both for Man and
Beast. Yours, etc, FRANCOIS FLoT.
". H. To2mer, ESQ Noble Alalana, 1859. a
Sri have used ROGERS IMMINENT" il vera hundred asses in my Fnciics,
and find IL al Invaluable Remedy. Yours, ETC.. . l. W. MHIAEEnr al. !. 3
". H. Iooner Esq: Iulae. Jpze 81. $780,
>n-Ihme SIND N e onel nf dozen louls "RoaERs IINTNEs1" as ux stock has
uttered very much 1or the wan oft since you left Mobile ihaxe Been without
it, Yours truly, JACOB IL GsE, Planters Gottan res.-
y. II. Iooner, Esq: Neo Criss. Aug,2 n. lsS9.
ST haze ted "RoGEss L1srNExr" for Fresh Cuts, Old soresa and sors back
an rsinah. aAa fal j 20 BE- as recommeaded.N II IS tie Best Ltmedy OF tie Kind
~ l- Jon t"ts. L. RocA, Lrnte lard, Old laHn.
X. II. Tcome, 20: atIHe. Alatsma, 1850
na- layiEe seen "IoGELs LEiSFS1' Esd for iGfenekC bHG, / ca say tht il
IS the BEST heuedy l ever say TO Gei.,e anu cure snaAe tit,s q: Iy ln6,
1oLls. etc, ~. :. Atl1CEElL-
The Proprietor iin receipt of thousands of testimonials, too numerous. to mp
tin, teshtying to the wonderful merits CT ROGERS LINIMENT."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04
Notice TO Rice Planters.

All planters having Hice to Ie cieanc'
an have it prom pits attended to by de-
iiyerlns the same TO mt, a Old LuE,Iing.
N iea~ingl 1t with any of the merchants
Of C~nvingtGp, addressed to my care.
will buy rice, or clean it Tor family
use. at reasonable rates.
dill 3m PHILLIP HELZEL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04

N1n Outnt furnished free, with
full instructions for conduct
~ ing the most profitable bust
ness that any one can engage in. The
business is so easy tn learn. and our iu-
structions are SO simple AMI plain, thu.
any one can make great profits from the
start. No one can fail who is willing to
work. Women ara as successful as men.
Boys and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over
one hundred dollars in a single week.
Nothing like il ever known before. All
who engage are surprised at tie ease ani
rapidity with which they are able to max.
money. Yoa can engage in this bust
ness during your spare ,i9c at great
profit. Yon do not nave 10 invest ca;,,-
tai in it. We take ell the risk. Thos.
who need ready money shonid write 10
US at once. All furnished free. Ad-
dress TEuE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-04


FULL INSTRUCTION BY III ALE
aid expeIiene,d Faculty, in fhe usual
collegiate stuoies. Cadets Ekil have
choice OF tour c. urses- Class5 al, Scieu.
titic, Agricultural and 5ieehsf iral. Nc
tuition lee is charged. 1herd ID an al.
nusl fee of five dollars. Total charges
for Eoard. etc, in the University, nina,
teen dollars per month.
Cadets, upon entering the University,
before being assigned to Quarters d
classe rs. and every three months there
af;et. slaii present to the PrSsident tha
Tea Iretg receipt Zee three mcuths'
Ices IL advance. & fss stall ~ r.
quiltd TO nrelase 4 sHoprfexf bcoks
and mnst pro,iGe IL, nkc.v.a with npi
iolri ard unaerc.o.hiEg
kor iuitier information. A4dtms4tf
WIN. PRESTON J0HHS1 ~
President Bat6EkJ1pR
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OMNIBUS LINE.
by w. I'll.

Leaves Coyinstcn for the Old Landing,
with TIE steamer New Game
ia. viii take passengers 10 any lart oil
or adjoining parishes. Terms mod
crate feLvu
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
NO31.

The following compliment to
Canon City, its Inhabitants and its
paper, the RECORD, coming as it does
from a lady whose opinion on such
matters Is considered excellent, and
from her husband, o noted lawyer of
Ironton, OHIO, is too much appreci-
ated by us to allow it to go unpub-
lished. The quotation below IS a
part of a letter addressed to Mrs,
Isaac Garfield and written by her
mother, Mrs. Ralph Leete, who paid
our town a very pleasant visit last
summer and made host of friends by
her genial manner, excellent qualities
and rare talent:
The RECORD is genuine pleasure;
coming every week like an old friend
with glad news from far country.
1t is SO well conducted, both in All
editorial and literary way, that my
good husband. democrat though he
is, says it puts the county papers
about here to the blush for their lack
of interesting news. He considers
the RECORD and the Titusville Herald
the two best papers that grace our
taUle, anu IL lalTly Sroans Win tue
weight of those he has from places
where he has subscribed and being
like old friends hates to give then,
up, even when they have degeners>
ted. The ''insides" of two or three
are alike every week This opinion
from one who docs appreciate good
thing makes me quite proud OF the
dear little city in the heart of natures
grandes: works-the canons of Grape
creek and the Arkansas river. L
shall never cease TO be grateful to the
Divine Providence that carried me
to Colorado last summer. The visit
and rest. with meeting you all seeing
the new found friends whose neigh
borly kindness you enjoy and whose
friendship you prize, together with
the beauty of landscape and lovlinesg
of climate, gave me new lease of
life. Henceforth one object for the
| future is to repeat the journey. and
with my double who sees God in all
His works, view again the glorious
Rocky mountains, and the gorges,
royal from their birth OF immensity
and grandeur.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
The country was seriously startled

The country was seriously startled
last Saturday by the news that Presi-
dent Garfield had suffered a relapse
of a serious kind. During Friday
night he had slight chill and was
restless. Saturday morning at eight
O'Clock he was attacked with serious
chill which lasted until nine. His
body became rigid and he shook all
over. When reaction took place the
fever was very high, the pulse run
ming up to 100 and the temperature
to above 101. The cause was attrib-
uted to the formation of pus sack at
turn in the wound not far from the
opening made by the bullet. Instead
of at once applying the necessary re-
lief the attending physicians sent for
the consulting surgeons, Dr. .Angew,
of Philadelphia, and DR.. Hamilton, OF
New York. Upon their arrival a
long consultation was held which re-
suited in the president passing anoth
er restless night and suffering anoth-
er rigor. On Sunday morning the
doctors made an incision in his back
ABOUT three inches deep, into which
drainage tube was inserted and the
pus again flowed freely, affording in
slant relief. His pain and suffering
for twenty-four hours and the intense
anxiety of the country can easily be
attributed to too many doctors and
the airing of their various opia-
ions as to The cause of the difficulty
and the remedy for it. We would
all gladly believe that President Gar
field is recovering and out of danger
but under the circumstances we can
but be convinced that his condition
is very critical. There is a suspicious
feeling among all classes of people
that his attending physicians did
wrong in waiting for computation,
especially if they knew where the
difficulty lay and the way in which
to overcome it.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
James p. True Shoots and Kills Ran
doiph Carpenter.

+ From Mr.. Wilbur X. johnson. who
returned from Poucho Springs on
Wednesday, we learn the following
particulars Of a terrible murder W hich
was committed there on Tuesday
night. The bank ofPoncho Springs.
cf which James Z. True was cashier.
is in a building standing up on blocks
of wood, two or three feet above the
ground. AT about 10 80 on the night
of the murder, fire was discovered
under the building land the alarm
drew large crowd among whom
was Randolph Carpenter, proprietor
of tho sCotssgs Hos.so 4lseioi. I4.a FIR
was put out before it had committed
any damage and it was then discover
ed that large cloth or coat had been
saturated with Kerosene oil, thrust
under the building and fired. In the
meantime Carpenter had gone home
and while standing at the gate talk
ing to i friend, heard noise in the di-
rection of the bank as though a row
was in progress. Himself ANA friend
went 10 the place aud found True
angrily talking in The midst of a
crowd. AS CARPENTER stepped up
True accused him OF being the first
man at the fire, implying, apparently
tldt tnS DIdLc iltu Occh started
by him. This Carpenter denied and
True repeated his assertion Carpen-
ter again denied whereupon True
struck him and knocked him down
Carpenter sprang to his feet, r aturned
the blow, knocking True down. The
latter got up, drew revolver from
which he fired three shots in quick
succession, every ball hitting Carpen-
ter, one in the thigh of his left leg,
another through the abdomen upon
the left side and the third and fatal
one in the head over the left eve. AS
he fell back fatally wounded True es-
capped but WAS soon followed by an
angry mob who would have lyuched
him quickly. lie was soon arrested
by the marshal ut Poncho and taken to
South Arkansas where he was placed
in the town Jail with a strong guard
around him. True and CARPENTER
had once bren in business together
and the bottom of the affair is sup
posed to have been business trouble
of long standing. Both men are well
known in the Arkansas valley.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
4 RlnndY Murder.

From the Pueblo Chienain.
I On Thursday last cold blooded
murder was committed near Marshall
Pass, which for atrocitv is without a
parallel in history. Several parties
had congregated in a tent where beer
and whisky was sold. and were play
ing cards for the drinks. Four fell
lows were playing and drinking, and
u young man about 20 years OF age,
who had just come to Colorado from
Illinois, was sitting near and watch
ing the game. During the game a
dispute arose, anu the gainesters
waxed warm about the matter, and
the game threatened to break up in y
row. The Young mau who was
watching the game, not wanting to
see a fight, said: Don't quarrel,
boys; fix it up between YOU peace
ably. Its only for the drinks" A
teamster who was engaged in the
game and was one of the loudest
takers, took offensc at this remark
and rising in his seat, which was on
iv about three or four feet from that
of the young man who spoke, drew
his revolver, 4 Colts navy, and emp
tied the six chambers of the weapon
into the young mans body, without
ever speaking word, more than to
say: "rake that you meddling So
of u D." The scouudrcl then de-
liberatcly walked out of tho tent,
went to the man he was working for,
and drawing his pay, laid around
town until next morning and then
skipped for parts unknown, No at
tempt was made to arrest the cold
blooded scoandrel, everybody ap-
pearing to be afraid of the wheip.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LAWYERS.

r HART, Attorney at Law, Canon
=. City, Colorado. Office over
Harding's hardware store. If
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
Hnr Life.

Last Monday Sheriff Andy McFar-
lane, OF Pitkin county, brought to
the penitcutiary under sentence for
life Edward w. Reilly. The Lead
vile Herald gives the following ac-
count OF tho reason tor his coniine-
ment: ''Reilly was indicted for the
murder of Joseph Savage, in Lime
Greek gulCh, near Aspen. on July 3.
Reilley had some difficulty with Saw
age and man named Griffith, in re-
gard to par,nershig IN u claim IN
Lime Creek gulch. AT tho time above
mentioned he procured u rifle and ap-
peared at the claim, where he found
Savage aud Griffith. lie was some-
what under the influence of liquor,
and demanded that the men fix u
stake and place upon il the names of
alleged owners MS he should call them
The men signiiied their willingness
to do this. but because they did not
move as rapidly as thcrutiian thought
they ought to, he pulled up his gun
aud shot Savage through tho body,
killing him Instantly. Reloading, he
pointed tho gun at Griffith, and asked
him If he didn't think II looked pret-
ty big. Griffith replied that the lnuz-
xle looked AS big as u barrel just then.
Reilley then said: Snow You 20 and
get pencil and mark that stake MS |
tell you, or lay you beside Joe; and
III give you just ten minutes in
which to get the pencil" Griffith de-
parted, very glad to get sway, and it
- needless TO say he did not return. :.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
$cs REWARD,

Or $40 for information that will
lead to their recovery. Strayed from
Russell Springs, July 18th, one span
of marc mules l6 hands high, brand
TIE (conuectcd) on left shoulder !;
one black and one mouse color. 10
be delivered at Alauiosa to Munkcrs
Il Msthcrs. or at Sagnacke to Cooks
stable. Address,
JOHN AND Tom EVANS.
s3it3a sa 9ea Guunison City.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

The follow ing is Sheriff Carrots
official report to the governor of New
Mexico:
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

/'rhc Tabor opera house in Denver
will be opened on September 9th by
the Emma Abbott opera company,
who will give two weeks OF English
opera, 1t Is understood that she
will receive $780, 900 for the entertain
nont. She will he supported by a
magnificent company. The Tabor
Opera house Is pronounced one of the
finest in the west.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

Less than one hundred feet of ak
cavation remains to be done in the
Alpine tamicl aud the South Park
railroad expects to reach PitAin ear
~ III September,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

The body Of dead man WAS found
spii the range nesr Silver Chm rescns-
~ esids.l.Iy killed by bcar ~ Il was
herribIy iliaBslcs. and a Isct tlpn VI u
missing.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

{ A Colorado Central express train
ran into washout between Long,
mont and Bcrthoud Sunday night
completely wrocking the engine, and
killing the engineer and a tramp who
was stealing ride on the baggage
car, \
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

Two little sons OF ss..e....::sii Koch, OF
Denver, aged three and tlve years.
died, one Saturday aud tho other
Sunday last. from sating the plsos-
phorous oil oi matches.
, 1881-05-16

~ tH$ EdtoF o. lh$ Lh4f43o 1FthIhts
C.l1IIcornE, ILL.,, May l3.-Ono Ut your
correspondents, under sntu of the 18th,
writes Il forlurn picture OF crop prospects.
aud c1aiuns TINT the hopeful letters by others
arc in the bear Interest. liz emphasizes his
communication by stating that, shrao weuks
previously. the whole Northwest wns coy-
erosl Will, leo nlat snow. Admitting, for tho
purpose Ut argument, TINT jlp was CORRECT II,
tile statement, Whit llas thut to do with pres-
ent prospects? ask hlMl tu l0ak III Ills nwn
locality, anu not abroa.l. Is mot tho w',eut
loukiAK timely: Wer1 pastures nyer so E0otl
at any lt..e III ut present: We're not the oais
scodest In good time. I'M! are tluy nut sn Us
good condition ~ usllalP Illus tluru not
been snoro than thu ayerago num-
Der. Of ucres plantcdp Ara not all
corn, anu Will not tl4e bulk ut tha crep bo IN
2lst lust. Finaiay. ia thera not u largo
amount Vt carIt th tlle cribs ut producers
ready. fur n!arkct when tiaiu c,tn bU takell to
haul It otI i! Then look ut thu inlnlel!sn cribs
OF gprll helA by the dettters ut u!u statinus
ready for market. No cr0akhsy letters cq,s
jnre producers. WhyY Eucnuso it uakts
ttle,M hape for h1gllur prlces Ahl hold theIs
Glatll, only tA Mret with IL lnss. advise lny
brother farmers tn sell tilcir turI, HOW. wkleil
II Is IL Ktt,1 fAtr price. Contract 1t to yunr
lt'cul dealer for t.!tMro delivery, ail1 realize
p1att q! your Industry wllui. you can. Let
The Chicago ami New ! ork speculn-
| tors do tha bullnx aud bearing.
, 1881-05-16

Tho Report that tho Prolhtbitory LAW
or that Htato II DINoptttatlnE the
ktneo tho CMu#cs
Fu,sr ScoTT. Kas., May 14.-1t appears
that publication llas heen ,llada In the Illinois
St1uts-zcttataU and leading papUra Of New
York with reference to tie prohtGttory
amendment to the Stata Constitution OF
Kansas. It Is stated It. snid publication that
tla law IL driving cut large numbers Of III
l.abttants ut tho State, slopnpulatlng It of la
Gern,an citizens, and keepllx II largo portion
OF e,nigration,, principally German. from
lucattng hero. This publication Is
butnE distributed by Interested par-
ties among the enllxr1lllta ut Castle
Garden, aud ut various railroad te-
gutA In Chicago, .and l,arhapa utller cltles.
SlMco this intelligence rearled hero grcut
Indignation theFeat has bern expressed by
all GtnsYey ut c!ttzens, Mll especially tho
Gerlnalls, who tlesk kre to al.s!uulis:u that this
publication was conceived in inlqulty and
born In wtckedness. Tl,a tide Of lnlnltgra-
tiun to Southern kanaos Ia. largur than ever
beforu, and positively no one Is leAylnE tl.H
State. The poupls generally accept that tho
lnw is u f,lctt at11 ara marching un tu a still
greater PROSPERITY, asststsl ~ they aru BY q
splendld prospect fpr the ensuing harvest.