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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-30
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THE OLD HIGHLAND CHIEFTAiNS'
No men we're prouder Of their rank
and descent. Not few OF them were
educated in France or England, and had
once been in tho habit OF mixing IN
society from which they seemed TO DC
hopelessly banished. Impoverishcdand
disappointed, thrown back upon then
own diminished resources, the petty mon
archs and tyrants of all they surveyed,
they lost their slight culture, and their
failings grew into vices. With many Oh
the outward signs Of native high-breed.
ing, the Highland chief grew more and
more narrow-minded, as he lived on,
year after year, in contracting circle
Of ideas, striving to interest himself IN
his shooting, fishing and cattle-breed-
ing. He was initiated in all respects by
his tenants and kinsmen according to
their lights. But the smaller man,
while dutifully submissive to his chief,
showed his Unborn haughtiness stlll
more EXCEPTIONALLY; and, as he had
known nothing of the world beyond hi
native wilds, was more absolutely we'd
ded to his antiquated preiudiees. One
and ali we're lavish in their hospitality
though their opportunities Of practicin;
| it we're less frequent than they coul'
have desired tor the visits OF stranger
were few and far between, ut tlm'
when admiration Of the beauties OF Ia
t,ire was still b taste Of the future. A
for Highland festivities, when they d!'
come oil, they took the form Of har
tlrinking-necessar such talk as ther
was turned ON topics that were strict
4 local so that, even whom tho sues
CHANGED to DO man Of IDEAS, no di
little to enliyhten tue darkness Of h
hosts.--BiackWood's Maya<iae;
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somewhat singular fact has been OBJ
served with reference to the shape OF the
nose, or, rather, the setting OF it, 80 to
speak. TO belstrictly correct, from the
artists point Of view, tho nose should
be accurately in the middle of the face,
and at right angles from the pupil Of ono
eye to that Of the other. AS a matter Of
factitisrarely never found thus placed;
it is almost invariably little out Of the
"squaie, +" and the fact Of tsibeing SO is
often TINT Which lends q peculiar
expression and piquancy to the face. A
medical writer points out that there are
anatomical reasons why aslight deviation
from the true central line may be OK
peeted, and that the nose which is thus
accurately straight between the twoeyes
may, after all, be considered an abnor-
nal one; the only absolutely true and
correct organ being, in fact, that which
thus dsviates little to the right or left.
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WH sLEnOXE.

Aside troT its oil-yyielding pro.srties,
the whale also serves mans nes'ls by
furnishing him with wlialebone This
was once an important articles oil COM
merce, but the supply and demand have
for MANY years been diminishing. The
fact is the whale does not live Gin thu
North sea- as much as he ones did, AVA
the decline in the New Bedford oil busi-
ness is reflected in % measure in the
whalebone INDUSTRY As the supply fell
off substitutes for the article were dis
covered. Steel takestlie place OF whale
bone iplumbrella manufactures, aud the
latter now fluids its chiof uses in the max
ing Of whips and corsets.
The preliminary preparation Of whale
bone Is about as follows: When the
raw bone is received the hair is first cut
from the slabs. These are then soaked
in water until they become soft, after
which all the gum which adheres to them
is removed byscraping. They now go to
steam box, where a workman straight
ems them with o knife. After polishing
they are ready to DO worked. up into
various FORMS. There are certain places
where it isprobable that no known ma
terial answers so well as whalcbone, and
1t Is said that fortune awaits the inyenT
tor WHO devises an efficient substitute
for ii. Experiments, looking to this
end, have been made with rawhide.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-30
Consumptiun Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. hav-
Ing had placed inhis hapds by an East India
Missionary the formula Of simple Vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and
all throat aud Lung affections, also Q positive
andradical cure for Nervous Debility andall
Nervous Complaints, after having tested IL
wonderful curative powers In thousands of
cases, has cltiths duty to make Il known to
hssunerng fellows. Actuatcd by this motive
and adesire to relieve human suffering, will
send free Of charge, to all who desire II, this re-
eelpt, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. W. A.NoyEs, iio Powers Block, Roch-
ester, MY. tlW WIZ
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The victory was won, but General
Wolfe lay dying on the Heights Of
Abraham. Hearing the shouts ofths
soldiers. "They .flylthey fly 7, the
general stood on his elbow and 'anx-
iously asked, @Who hya' '.Hoss fly,'
replied the sergeant near by, and
Wolfe, recognizing the forerunner o.
the American paragrapher, was glad
to iedown and die before the batch
ofs 1883 came along.-Burlingtor
Hawkeye. ej .a3n
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A SWARM of bees in the Sweetwater
valley, CAL, settled, on o rattlesnake
that was six feet in length, twelve inches
girth and had twenty-five rattles. They
stung him violently so that he was
blinded. md he was easily killed with q
spade. SKY ~,
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Address IN. ENGI4iNn, Publisher
As TnE Sun, N. Y. City.
, 1883-11-10
Hakins Il Lively for Mr.. Bcrr.

Mr. Horr, the Republican Congression-
a clown, had hard time at Salem Satur-
day night. Seventeen hundred persons
crowded Msehanics' Hall 10 hear hin
speak for Robinson, Of shom probably
a0o we're Bu.ler;:es, and every time Horr
mentioned Butlers nsuie bis friends
cheered. Finally the meeting received
itself into Q cheering match, 100 or
more cheering tcr Robinson, followed BY
the Bu,l,rites cheering lastly Ter Butler.
This vas kept up for noFs than sn hour.
Horr would stand bending over from the
stage. the perspissricn rolling # his face
IN beads, while the Batter crowd che, red
snd hooted asd cracked Jokes Onos
Horr found quie. mOmen;, and be SSid:
My friends, suPpos.ps your "''r iscthsr
had brought you INTO this wcTli. pursed
you tenderly, cared ior you lovingly.
shielded you from har:a, and then sup
posing that after all her cara and soiici-
tude you had turned ard dlsgrsced her,
humiliated her. stabbed her; wngt thenf'
| A voice-"Be gorra' an I'd ;u-a 10 an
tan the hide of him. Rsnoaed cheers
FOR Butler, Al Gno,hsr time aoEr wa.
telling OF his recent tour Of Iowa, when
mAn sang cut ''Sevcr mud Iowa;
how atoa. 3hiOi" Sfi.,s ,riSrssprisa s.-s.'
loudly chesred- Al IN ait. /, vas al e1-
lively evening" ier NJ. Hoir Of
M.chi;s
, 1883-11-10
lm~eFfLn- S-eIsien.

The petition Of Mrs. J.. Bresrly, asking
that tie viii OF the ls,s John Rfe-rly be set
atiie. 30 far rs the same tffec's, or wss IT,
tended to tsse effect as . denial Of her halt
OF the common es.ste 80 the widow OF John
Breariy, came up for hearing in probate On
the 2, th ultimc Messrs. Maxwell & Pee ap-
pesring for petitioner. Lacinda Breariy, aud
j. C. Elder, ED. for the minor heirs and
nou-resideat !eg4tees. Tue case was ably
conducted on both sides {: the cour. took .ae
matter Under sdViseIent. ald has, in q caro-
full aud ~sil-consiasrei opinion, decided in
favor Of tie petitioner. Mrs. Brea-Iy: his
Honor, Jodge Wineard, finding under the
statutes Of Idaho, the husband Gas no power
Of testamentlry disposition over t5e wife's
bait OF the common estate and the Court
further heid thst the 8, Geo upon which
Mrs. T. wss by the vii 10 receive the inter
est during her wi1owhood, vas a par, Of the
common cstate-.Scz Perc, hcus.
, 1883-11-10
Pas,ic Debt statement.

The reduction Of the public debt during
October wss $40. 30i 79S; decrease Of debt
debt since June 80. 1853. SS3. .5Si. 40 cash
in Treasury, 1861. 3i7, ie0 gold c,r;Iticste,
s.. 81. $40 ailver cerndeates. SJ9. so. l3l:
certifcats- Of deposit, sI2 62j. 600; Iefand-
Ing certificates, s3a5, ,sJ0i legal tenders,
s2Is. 6SI.0ls; fractional currency, -. .99o,-
3o5 Bonds Issued 10 P-ciic railroad, IT,
tfrest payable BY rhs United State. rrinoi-
pal outstanding, sei. 623. 5,2; inte,es. ac-
crued. but not yet paid, a ,292. 40; inte,-
sst Isii by the United States Government,
$50. 2o 093 interest repaid by compsries-
by trsnsportstion seIv.ee, 81. .056,51 by
cash payment of per cent of Let earnings,
1855 1888: balance interest paid the United
State, S4l, 5lO I5S
, 1883-11-10
no Nca Recognize Isc Picture ?

4 few weeks ago the Sr,TESsAN exposed
one Of the most consumma,e humbugs who
ever entered this Territory. When he first
came here looking for an opening. this psper
gave him a notie-, which So fz,tered L;m
that ever since he has been a candidate for a
lana.ic asylum. He IS the very insse IN
person and qualifications o; that most de,Cst-
snle Of all Dickens characters. Uri-h Herp.
ami any one who has seen Crulchshsnk's
Of Mr.. Heep si,l a, once re-
cegnizs him. He has TIE sane insiuusiing
grin when he speaks 10 anyone, snd like
Heep he is a sort Of hanger On to the legal
He Is every bat =. cuna:Bs, but
the mark nature has pu. upon li,a is - pro-
IoIncad that Zone bat Chingm.n viii EN-.
p,ny him and even ON the5e h. has to fcrce
his services. He is Possessed CT the u.ost
cheek, snd having collected cid
sddres.es, delivered IN me lsst by other,,
palms ithem off en- cur public as original.
He iabors undsr the III prsss,on that the peo-
pie Of Walla Wssla are Yahoos aEd tsat he
can direct thiugs 10 sait himself. Some
lime sgo. with his usual colossal cieek, he
brought TO the STATESMAN ltEcs a msnu-
script written BY himself. b=ing rei,her
more nor lea than az iIt,rsisw ~ bich ilfss-
red that TINS cftice had rent q rep rter to in
terviex him respecting this coGntry. TIE
numbpg Of the fellow VA. 60 transparent
That he Was sjec,ed from The otiice, and ever
since he fas been cTrz d on tbs Eutj ct that
g can iDjure the STATESMAN and IN this hs
Is assisted by tie family Of a ve!l-krown
eares-aropprg es-iedesa' Official, %ho IS
held in detsstation by every honest nan 10
the city. Who or wbs- he IL. whsthrr
peniren,iaIy b:ri, or has IS s-ayei fson Ia.
natic asylum our people arc ignorant Of but
he IL evidently ons or the other, and as such
il IL our duty 70 pat tie pabhc upon ia
guard. As he hronght no testimonials aad
runs on has cheek ami nioest-O1s mouth, 10
will stand watching
, 1883-11-10
Territorial Tax.iloa.

The great sqnabblss Occurring during the
present session Of the Iegisl,,ure has been
solely And wholly after appropriations. Ther,
vas such large cum IN the Territorial
Treasury tha. nssrly all tue vork - far has
been to prevent ia berg stolen u1ce. rome
pretence or otter. Il r a plan proSf that
taxation Is too h:gh. and he STsrrsaas sux.
gssts TO the member. tina. reduction Of the
present tax to Ons hall the present amount
would not only be rgtt bat would also er-
r;seiy P'event future q i@fre,s on the su5jscs
o. who shall have the money. Population
snd valuations are increasin. every dav. aLl
tRO years hence, uulas a reduction is made
.he present. qussrsls all b. in,eEs.h.d d Tn
fold- These ale not the only rfasons xs
could advance. but trey aTe al srfi neat.
, 1883-11-10
WHAT THE IRISH THINK,
The University Bill.

Inc old adsge that " the etrong.st logic ID
slsay. on the wcsser side I" neSer was more
clearly proved Than in the following editor
ia, from the Seattle Post,iHte,iigenoer:
"The news Of tie passage o. what is
known as the University Bill vii. crafty
no. slous The people o. Seattle, b. every
friend of education AID every advocate Of
fair des!;og ID the whole Territory The ofs
sea, of A similar bill ia .he last preceding
legislature worked pecu'isr hardship Oh al
ipsti.ution Just begiraing to feel the ilfr'
eues of tina. prosperity which h.s since So
si,ually been manifested throughout the
Territ,ry. Bat for tie gsnercsity Of sirang-
.s we'll az city II could not have sn.
vivsd, much less nave made the evident sd
vance which is spparens 20 al! obsrrseFs-
We are sl,i, heartily SC, and thankful 70
the ir:srd, Of the Uaise.sity who. In tie
y.,;-,s,ure. have ins:ated upen this measure
If .s.dy ius.,ce toward worthy ius'''u'''r'
r,r a, ue have sad before. the tniveTsity
IS Washington Territory is i9ca. On.y III 10
...i,a. L. is al ics:itl,ion which should &c
;os:sred, upheld. uptuilt; with the support
Of which no local ieslo,sies shoa'd interfere +;
IN the prosperity OF which every o.tiFrn 10
the Territory should take prise. IFS TINE
,,, ,,..sd when petty r,"aisies sholid in'in'
soes il any respect the legislation OF inis
r. y.rr,,o-v. We sre g..iiDg sres' TOO ttp,c'
T. 20 .tsnd anu make isoc. at es'';' '',i'@r
~. - ms null tog, ,:h-r :or the comm 8 40
= country snd people, who viii IN .ss %
S.., 9, inr1rs be consolidated in'o on o; sae
ss sosana.. csmnons-al.hs !: 'Hs ~. uo5c;
IS's Win the appropriation made aca sI,eaa. :
W VIM ~. Uuiversiry by this act, AID me nsi..'
.,.s vhich il viii rsceise fro" PrisA's GU
.uoe .s.. ,bers rer.ius no doubt OF is saeceSs
~ and progressive futur, we .ir en'e ~
m lui s,Dht I .bs. the Governor vii promptly
.GI - his .;1nsture THERETO, and toe.eos so.
.n .i.,. An .cs Of legislation, !rss, po!'''' AH'
rise.
, 1883-11-10

The postmaster a. Wallr.s resusa~ 70 senc
the mail upon the freight trxi,. on The ground
that he has no Instructions
Edward, son Of DR.. Albar. has returned to
ta;s city. after an absence q. sgo ysars, ald
vii probably remain permanently.
Yesterday ano,he. mail sr-;ved frcrn Port
lsr3 at SO P. v scr the first tire. We noS
have t~o u.Aiis from there daily.
IN the new railroad town Of D,uramord,
l week, the Northern Pssisc di-,osed tof
reaffst1te which realixe,i q, 90.
Mr.. L. B. Levy Of Misscola. Is in the city
oa business. he is residing IN Wsru.: where
he : preparing TO astsblisl s,. extensive cry
goods business.
y New York paper says tha: Hsa-y ViIla-t
no. gets 81, zoe year u sssriee. Il IS or,y
f5w yssrs ago that he vss sustaining liz On
the meAser income Of az sdite-.
FpzRlssrYices we're held on Fi5,y .: tire
Metbsls. church ove- The rensius of Grs L,
]. Goodrich, Mr.. Goodrich left Tor tho east
this morning With tie body. where IL I'll! be
buri d.
Ms. Hessey hss received lst:s- from tie
Supennten"ent Of the Ins-r- Asy .trs s.-atine
that her husbands recov ~ is i2.>ossib,s.s it
hs- certsin,- teen y s-.st .-!s! 20 Ter foI
many years psst.
\. LIS, LsYcache- Aas Los sppnia.eS. .-lmin-
lstia.riX cf the estate Of hII husband, who mas
heea adjuGsed insane SnG Va. continue the
business Henry Tobm viii .-2ns ct sli btsi-
ness at the cid stand.
Housekeepers WHO hive nevs-t-tad II will he
slrprised to ace hyw a .arss piece ri -alI IL .he
uA-cr potatoes are pos'eo Ia wIi irupro.e
tneD; cd nGtslocs may BE lnAds siE.ost mssly
and delicious br .t's simple process.
We beer .hat " sIlcIs is go;i.: 70 become i
large railroad cca.er The streets end lots are
beng surveyed and the GscbinA shops from
Prescott ale beiag erected. Many parties are
10 pu. up b.:siness stands.
This Bismarck 7-iJunc truthfuily says: "One
dollar spent with the hcne paper is worth 4
hundred given 70 foreign advertising sch,nes.
! brsinsss man VINO neS.ects Or '!ithG.sws his
supper; from legitimate neNsrapers has not
the welfare u k's cis:' =. nears-"
The hesvies. fre .n,llior shipmen. ever mcds
II IA, Mcltans Iaine viii soon b. rec: G:de5
hy he Granite Mountain. Y Is nov really -
slip. l. is valued st Si'5,0S. I'D Wa ey-
trac.ed from go t"rs ci Ore. Since JILe
the COMPANY h-s .Drsei l.5Io tans OF ore
which has prod,cei $50 50U within > t-a-
tiSn. Some magnificent spscimenr Of the
Iniae coasainiug ruby. native aud .IntiIconiai
silver can he seen At tie ST.IEssvN othce.
BY carefully xei. htng a sllsI camps O:
w1e1t. cJuntinS .ls na.,iIer Of kernels N such
auuDle. anu multiplying by "a nuIihe- Oi
'imes the weight oi. such sample is cu.ts'aed
in the weight Of bushsl, We have found SHAT
of good plump karnels .here are from GJs,9o0
10 $4,000 in Hushei. according giy one rre-.
el of seed 10 the acre wi!l allow from fourteen
to seventeen kernels TO lne square feot, or one
pIar: 10 every thir' iEgii in eitrsr direction.
If ~ tine seed sr@w Ibis ~cuiJ b. quite the,
eroash, rs one plan. oiten aends up dczsn
or Lore stalks.
, 1883-11-10
An FIplansfi01.

TIE proprietor OF TIE STATESMAN, in lus-
tie 10 himself, inserted a card in the Union,
rsYassting the publ;c Eot to identify han
with Hol.en Parker, who hss recently beer
he did when nc Was bur.ed E.teer -es-s s.nD..
He writes to .hs Union ihi. riornilg that lie
was deIa,e at Portlsra :wo yea7s ago
Wien no was travelling N Impoftsat iasi-
ness fer the rR:l-osi company, II their ee-
pe,ss. AID therefore expected, mind yun-
don't forget thA. ho sckno1iedgss that is
was "sent for, and yet he says he vas
kept dangiing his heels To- ;so blessed anys
hefor. they world sea him. and wntA tlcy
CO, descended to admit him, &c sJys that
they told him I'VE Thought i ..a thEt bore
r. ]. Parker, ct Wliia Wsila.' We are
certain hat Ha,lon Psrlers staten, III is g
,risconstruction. and that he knows i: bat
Is his Old TACTICS, directiss attention
elsewhere, IN order to ward OF Attacks on
himself. l: the circumstance he re!stes cad
really occurred, We snoa,3 havs heard of it
Ioag since hut the .aoss 81 the c.ss ere sin-
ply these
2 AZ tee lat spike celebration. me psoprie
tor cf tls STATssmas ~eat 70 TIE
sceuo. mss all TIE .-;neifal olheara 81
the day previcus at Hslens and wa ia';tec
~ several, Mg Willard iac'1 ed, 70 cons ea
logr with them down - tie cs-eunony, bu.
having Al invitation, We DID wist Hoi!On
Parker never vas know - -, thAt is, re-
fused the cnatcs ct .a:ns n cJa::an:' . IL a
Io. q, uror:ael.: men. Ga The day follow
ino II otiiczr ui .ne clmnany, from this city
wss .siku.c with ir. V,it..ra ard others,
N. snong other enquiries, i. was ssssd If
"tns. bo-r Parker was still in Waia Wal
ls,' IRE ansxvr Vas "res." Soon after
when talkinr to very nigh ofh;ial OF the
Ner.sern FaciGc, Ia said to rs jok.ngly
:. p rSer. there is SJoi Joke CT you. Sew
a. .,ieyrau.s rere Ser. 10 Us from W.iia
N,i,s. sri it VAS .hc-.;h. 81 tirs. III. YcU
war. me Parker sent than, bu. We kroO
,...ar new" Tie rc.eyrsms referred &c
were those foolish chi.ss sent 70 af- WI
lard by holior Parker, asking him TO SEN.
4; pu.sots or .s.ae o.her whcss-trye-s cut
here 70 advance a.orcy on vhcs. srd : iot
., o,hzr .tufr :: WIZ. Ee:t.er top cor taii
ND Ne made. Ii is thorSh. 67 n!sny, ard
lsre Is good reason for..e Seli-i. that the rea'
sno On way a:r. Viii.Ij ara o!.r's iii aoi some
mn here at the reco p.i0n, but preferred to re-
main in his car 8. the depot, is Simply DC
-.r,e HoiIon Parker Vas On the oommitter,
and having previously exPeriencsd hi'a they
naturally dreaded - 5e oorei - desIi- .nd
| whas vas 70 them pleasure erc1r.lon 6e
t,,ru.d INTO a faneri Procession. iar. n
Parker. yon are ILs bore, and lot Is say,
| Mr.. Hollo. PsEk5-, t..sr you. hsrd q - ios'
its cuaning, and yon 90 gave yoarse' away
:, vour ielt r 10 the Circn sser you rA.o
| .L,. vou were sent 'or scoaG .wo ears aec
br an agen. of tie railro-l company "a ttf'ei
ssv,raI hundred miles at their erpcnse. or
I,.YnsT,Sr Business, and was kept ~a.':ai
sa- t,c, days" that se are Ec7e tnal evei
convinced of the necessity Of keer'ng on.-ei
distinct trora you We have no use 'o'
| f,ois
, 1883-11-10
Gorse seeA.

Tho.. s. Lsag, Fog, Of The Daiies San
hsd the following con-ersa,ion vita AiI.
Eryh Frazer n the .chie"t Of planting 2or-e
ssei fer the pcrpcse of f.ncina. te-d AID
shelter. Ths sane gentien,n II New Ze.-
,,rd ". Frazer refers to ssnt the proprietor
Of the s-A-zsMss rs: sprins so1@ poaHd'
weigh. of the seed. winch We dis.ribuie1
amouy our farmer fir, nds. No.aiSs has
va. been hs.Id from what VS. planted, ard
we vould Re pleased to Lao~ shat suooe'F.
if auy, ha. attended tas experiment:
"Lstely il ny correspondence from N-~
LELAND from come Of ny old friends t.sY
.orws,ded 10 me some Sssse seed. at the
sane tirne renArking thss they hoped !:
vocla Srow s. veil -ith ne hare in A-.srI-
g. a, il did With them IL New Zss'snd.
The.r OILY tsult % /. i, spr,.dias toe much
over their nsad,v lands .nd tdyfdins IN
uneh shelter for raDbitz and h,res- Ice
rabbit aud care, although only feI Er~1'
i-,--or.cd to that eouatry. are nov 20 p1H'ar-
on, TIA. ,hey x-e con2sllel 20 eiTs a cot
siderable bonus foc ,hsir dessfle.t'n. !eei
oos;,ivs that 4 would 70 he Tery thing LAT
,e v..s = til,s country On OF. -s's" h'ii
land. for .hr.t1r sna i-oi, ~I1:sr and s7',i'
mar. Is ! an u.yseif sell soess'n'eG W.T.
the .esairg prap.r.iss .: So-,e - God fef
.b..p .ad cattle N s;c.e- tine cannot u
s,csIi.d or the waste sr-n.a. OF >Oo.'-n-.
,,i .,,o IN N.~ Z.si,nd- ! hs7e knovc
sh ssc sid aorsss % co we'd on II, and 70
x7ro.z.. It d1-ing se.err stor-.s o! ~iac
Il ,oas- Npv. No wan. 70 s.. !ot oil
.b;a cors. ssed. eItaer .;oU. E,gisrt or SsW
Z,.isna. where i. en- ss.i,y 10 procured ;
,sed co.ts ons dollar per pound "ooFi y
20, bs = good idea for oil stockmsn % srov
ar plant !. over their outi-yins Aais in Al
ue-,. oisces believe myself TIA. It vonia
s-o-- .plenG;diy al slocg resriv tie ~to's
,. the r,iivay iin. in ssndy places wherever
i rcolA rss Q little moistose 20 etast u
W,,h , ,i,t,e care y hen starting. II would,
az, ,ur.. grow ,aIEriartly and make >
X, , ,.nd break. The iced from It being
very ,-oi.6c would .oos spread s'l s'oug TIE
,:as What vouid be good foz the goose Is
not , bad for the ssnder. Tbs rs:l.sy k'ns'
ocr1. 70 purchase eor.s sesd' and clstf,ou.s
80 :. 40, ~ stockmsu AID farmers al thrOuSs
~ he OF colptry. Remember that ss:se
Is 20. only god i,r iood and :as.Ss.. eC; 70:
s-s.asd When il set. bod N inoi.s, loose
,r |. ri,e so.s .s.oash it snd bans "a sns
sa.n too usr.s, ths hu:s make good IRE
-ooS MT |, boon 20 Grss valley t,rn,
rr vhst. ihey .rs - Ess,s shslhRsd aad
"a sAsrt Of led"
, 1883-11-10
Too Tia.

The first ship.ien: 81 Ssaso nTeT 'ai.eS
wbraf WIS NOT reduced TO acur A. Minneap
oils, as Was s1isc.si, but ~-e ssni o. 70 Tie
Atlantic .eabsard ria Du.1th al Briaio-
Tbis may be presumed. WITH Ee,sanao.e ne
yes of certainty, to Be one Of 'he incidents
Of .iss which gave riss to the .Trism his
tory repeating i.seH" The Srst lot OF ~nea'
-hiPpsd from r.nhil cunt. to .s.".,.o.s New noss
"srollen he-ry," ba-,nss ui'lers taere
"..rer .s~ ths ike" ssd ye. tee ho1r
nade from i. gave the baker who 'sss 50 fo;'
,,,..s q. to secure It suoh rich s-ars Ii
h,.;,rs. .hs. he died & aillionairs. les
S,,L. river valley .h-at is finty eno.sa
fo- an ur.ct;cA. parposs., still II naJ Poss,-
IL .nns,r TOO soft" fer Nicnesc:a fsil-
Ia,. vbo have besa accustomed TO redueing
1r.n,,s. Its to .hin lthe ohIceslc1, e
m.sDi and that's what's the nAs.er. We
srnecs 70 hsa5De Aianssotien press d,s-
saar.s. the Ting Pop1ls:ioa sns 'n'
.snr- th.t Ox>roa whes. ~oat make nou,,
= ~. hone o. nlRg . n;liicn Of Psop;s
.Sers . few ysa,2 2DlolEer. to ffsers % deAia
N viatsr. and roast n summer.-cos'iaer'
81 HtrnA