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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26


Unless you can muse on her face IN
crowd,
And think OF hor an day Monday;
Unless you can toll her on wedhesda,
What she wosc on tho preceding Sunday
And treat lcr TO caramcls aud cream,
. louf fonu devotion proving:
tn.ces you can give hcr the earth. fcncpd IN
IA, novor call it-lov.ng.
Unless you can live IN a two.button coat
Aud an ultra Enqi sh collar;
Unless YOU can keep her in "Marecha
>. At the sute OF four for dollar;
chiess you can take her for what shc''
worth
G'hooving or unbehooving-
Ouless you can dc whom your cash gives
oh, fail 20 call lt-loving.
Unless YOU can teach her TO roller skate
Auu that whom your toct arc aching,
Ana cnt up your clothes for cru1y quilt
Ana smlr wlten your heart Is breaking;
And carry hcr gloves, and fan, and wrap,
And look like May-daY morning.
oh, call Il madness, or what you will,
but ncNor cati allowing.
For ycu0g ma old, they are all alike,
aud the world Is n vale OF sorrow,
And oyster suppcrs an empty drpnm.-
When you settle the bill on the morrow:
And the old-fashioncd girl, who could knit
ana SOW,
And who wore no bangs on her forehend
is gone 70 live where the daisies bloom
And the ones that are left are horridi
--kittio r., IN Judyc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

sometYHfes 4 brood Of the little
6bicks get tV droopng and die OIL
seemingly without Cause. II they ar. are
CLOSELY examined il will be found that
lE9y have numbers Of the very large,
lice on LHeff heads and nccks an, and
sometimes undef their wings. Inc
remedy is to put drop 81 grease on on
their heads. and gently rub 1t into she
down, and the same under their wings.
II thew are running with a hen the best
plan Is to grease her under the wings
and between the legs when she lirst
comes of and the chicks will get their
heads creased by being lowered. Some
but sulphur in the grease, but i Is use
less and 10 very young chicks Y Is
dangerous. The grease alone will do
Just as we'll and is perfectly harmless
= IVeSier,l Rural
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26
r..,v tSd,rau Snovs Them.

The human body is much like a good
clock or watch I'm its movements, " one
goes too slow or too fast, SO follow all The
others, and bad time results IL one organ
or SET Of organs works imperfectly, perver-
sion OF functional effort Of all the organs
n sure to follow. Hence IL is that the nu-
merous ailments which make woman's life
miserable are the direct issue OF tho abnor.
NAL action Of tho u4erine system. For all
erv woman knows theni--there is ono un-
failing remedy, DIR. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription - tho favorite OF tho sex.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26
CHAPTER ".
NH afAuTrH


Two weeks of farm drudging had
passed. John Miles, the tireless young
farmer, and Walter BrownGeld had
been comrades in labor Walter had
grown sunburned. and his once soft
hands had become hardened with toll.
Those who had predicted that the pale
slender youth could not endure the
fatigues Of farm work, little knew the
power OF endurance in that delicate
frame.
Corn cutting was over, but the plow-
ing and sowing Of winter wheat and
general run Of chores kept the 'boys"
and hired hands of Mr.. Miles busy.
Walter learned that labor was not to
be dreaded so much ss he had sup
posed Ben Miles, with his droll wit,
lightened their hours Of toll. The
youth found that he could sleep
sweeter after a hard days work, and
each morning awoke with renewed
strength and yigor.
lie WAS intrustcd with a team and
permltted 70 do scme Of the lighter
work, such as hauling from one por-
ton OF the farm 10 another,
y was q rule Of Mr.. Miles. as il
Should QP Qf eYery good falner ~ laT
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

Tuosg who are trying 10 break up the
baneful habit Of intemperanco viii expert
once great benefit from the use OF Prickly
Ash Bittors. Liquors dsrange the system;
Prickly Ash Bitters will remedy the evil
results and restore the brain. stomach and
liver TO healthy action, thereby strengthen
ing the will power, thoroughly cleansing
and toning up the system, and remove ev-
erv tAint Of disease. IL is purely medi-
cine aud while pleasant 10 the taste, It can
not be used as beverage by reason OF US
cathart'S properties.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

YIN T IEN II'-NUNIINUED,
"Never fear about that said Jack,
with his distrustful grin. "Don't git
drunk" he shouted, as the wagon rat
tied away. The noise and distance
made his tones inaudiblc to Mr.. Miles
and daughter.
"Iiis name is Walter Brownlield," p"
said Jack. as he re-entercd the field. by
the old rickety gate, and took a seat on
the beam Of the plow. "IIis name
is Browniicld, and he's from Queens.
town. was a dry-goods clerk 1t must
be the same fellow, but Bill's comm
an he'll be apt to know. We must
make his acquaintance ef it is"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

is conferred upon that magnificent institu-
tion, the human system, by DR.. Pierce's
"Golden Medical DiscoN ery' that fortihes
it against tho encroachments OF disease. lt
is ne great blood purifier and elter9tlye'
and as a remedy for consumption, bron-
chitis, and all diseases Of q wasting nature,
It's influence is rapid, efilcacious and per
manent Sold everywhere.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

" afiicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
rhompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 2oc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

lee color % bslt brosatncea ny rsnant Duoa,nEnnn5i mi
natural
To PROMOTE digestion, TO keep tho body
healthy aud the mind clear, take Ayers
pills.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

A COMPLETE FEMININE TOILET SERVICE
always includes GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, 5Oc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26
TRUE LOVE.

Unless You can muse IN q crowd nii day
Ou tho absent face that has nNed YOU;
inlcsH you can lOvc ~ the angels NAV,
WIN the breadth Of Heaven bctwixt you;
tuloss you can dream that his faith is fast
lhc ouhoovinq and unbehoovlng;
Unless you can dlc-whoD the dream Il
pnet-
All mover call it-lovingl"
Mrs. Brosrnino.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

- Premature decline OF power in
either sex, however induced, speedily and
permanently cured. Book for 10 cents In
stamps. Worlds Dispeusary Medical Asso-
citation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

Tur morning papers-curl' papers. Dur
hnqsop Free Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

MADE OF all work-ths nowspaper-BOs
ton Commercial Bulletin.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

TnIs Is the dudes own season. Every
thing is fresh and green.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

Ira mans wife is well-bred, he never
wants any but-her.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

HESs arc very exclusive. At least each
one likes TO stick to her own set-PrSirf'
Farmer,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

ANIS mu. not expect to live in clovor
simply because ne marries gross Widow
N y IudSDeHdeut
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

PIso's Remedy for Catarrh Is agreeable
10 use. II is not a liquid or snuff. Soc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26

A GREEN turtle can live six weeks with
out food. That is why 1t is green.-FHi'-
/ b,rob Thyoufeie.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-08-26
Walter BrOwnfield {;
THE MYSTERY OF PRESTON FLAT.
pY JoIiN r. MusIcK.
CHAPTER IL-ooNrrNuEr

lCorfRioHr, 1856, ny THE A. N. KELLOGG
EEwsPAPER CoMPANYl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
hountidhIid aus Mais beftanpen, oft gu

bauptiG6Ii6 aus W2aiS beitaloe11, OFT 5u
iebr bobeu Nreiien uerfauIten.
SIM Sabre 1865 errei6te Die Union Fa7
cific>Sabn Sail Gouutp utb BON per G'leHz
balm >0eieul6aft nuroe oer SnleI 9egenS
iiber Die Staot @ranO SSlanO allsgelegt.
Sn eintgen Sabren bate DaS Sta0tdQe1
1000 Giupobner, bic sur S0ltte aus Oeut'
i6en beitanben; IS erbielt Damn 1pater BE
burlington uno Wliliouri Giuer@, lotple Die
ct. Soiep6 unb Meiternz @tlelbabn, Tcl6e
Der Staot unb ber @intpanoerurg elllsn
ueuen Nufl1multg gaben. SeBt bat Die
Staot iiber 5000 Glnmobner, Don oenelt
Der QrDBte She'll 9euti6e, uno 6Dar
S6Gesipigz 0oliteiner, iinD. Die erlten
uno gr0Btei1 @el6GftSbduier Der StaOt.
Don 3ieaellteinen gebaut, lDeroen BON Oeufz
lnen geeiqnet. Wtan ba. ihon elettrllbeS
9i6t uno miro in Sdlbe nod @aSlIht en-
balten. Nub fi1b NaiieriDcrfe I'M Salt
begriften. Seruer gibt eS cine Sutterrabrlt,
bret WlaDlmiiDlen, DON Delen 5tpet t1gltD le
200 SAB WiebL liefern tDnneu. Nut DE
beiDen impoionten lteinernen Sdulgebduoe
fam @rano Sslano ltoL5 iein, Iro IN ote>
lem Sabre iou nod ein orittes btnSugeftgt
peroen. Nu6 giebt eS etnige tleinere
SUulUuuICl1 lUIlGDI wv lANb< @NI"NT%
ben, ba bort Deuti6 gelebrt mtro.
SIN StebrQSta 9iebt eS pobl feline 5fpeIte
@egeno, no it'd beutl6e Spra6e,
Sttten 0ebrGu d. e l1ebr erbal7
ten Dabeu ais bier. Cine bon Den bret bier
~beftnolifen euangelii6 lltberil1en Sir
0en9emeiuoen beliBt cine beionoer5 lhoNe
STRIDE, uno Elm stpeiitOftges BON 3tegelitetz
1en sebauteS fatboliideS &ranfenz 5oipttal
lit nQbesu poaenoet. Ser 0eutl1e @elang=
perein v2ieoerfran3" beiibt I'M 6erSelt Der
Staot cine gerGumt9e 0aae nit uebenan
~Iiegenoem Id0uem 45arfe. Der etnen gansen
.Blod" eiunimmt. SIN Somtner perbrtnz
gen bort Die Oeutlhen Der StGot in dot
9ermanti6er 8etie ibre UtuBeitunDen, oaz
bel benz Giere ollie Gbre altgeoetben lal1eno.
0a1elbe lit 1eimiihes Hr0ouft, aus Der
8rauerei oes 6errr u. Stt bierielb|t, tpelz
der aud Die Ibrigen 20 @trtbl6aIten Der
Staot nit retlem @erltenlaft perlorgt.
Das 6ieltge 9eutidtbum lit etn gar frteDs
f~ertissS, gemi1blides GOlf1en, uno po6l
in teiler Staot fontineu iii VerbQltlltB aur
@innpDueraabl peut9er 8erbreden DOT oils
bier.
@rano Sstano's MISUNDERSTANDING
gen, ieine gllnitige Sage, ietne l6Onelparfz
aHIaYeH lllIO uHlBeOuII9Su Iutt uett uuW
auswdrtS gepiroigt. Die Dtesidhrtge 3uz
iammenfunft Der I'M Staate lDobn4aflen
friberen Soloaten unierer Gepublif miro
@loe Nuguit bier itattftnben unb nit Seitz
lI6feiteu uerfniIpft lein. @rano Sslano
oarf it1 ald rIbmer. Die freiiinntglte
Staot i'm Staate Sit ietn, oeren Wa0s@
tbun ME purdb Die IpraHnei oeS OtuGerz
tDunl5 gehemmt tperDeu miro. 9afir burz
gen Die bteiiaen Deutlheu.
6. Senntngbopen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
0&crreiponoens Der nSEiHOiS Staatsseituug.0
@rano SstaHo itt SscbraSfa.
@rauo S5tan0, Sail 60,
III Z b 12R


Die I'M mittlcren y~tebra5fa auf Der TbaIs
io5ie Des BIatte= Siulie3 gelegene Staot
0ranO SstamD trG8t ibren 91aneu
BON Der etnige 4ieileu ilOli9 Don i5r 9ez
IegeIlen, 40 yteiseu laHgeu umo ourbidnittz
LID Il Die;leH b~relten, pom glattez 6luB
gebiloeten SSnieI. Son Davenport in Solpa
aus i~ieDclleu lid auf oerielben I'M Sabre
1857 SfDet Ou5eltG gent DE, meiltens
SGteSmig> 6olltciner, an, BON oenen finf
pcrbeiratbet pnren- Mu6 batten ii6 Der
GDlonie elnige Ilnertfaner allgeltlolleu,
Die nber bato mieDer ipeiterSrgen, tpo9egeu
Die criten bentiden 0niteoler fat nod aue
bier lIno. Sic babeH trOB Der Snoianerz
uno Der 6euidredenplaGe uub Der bic
G0loniiten oanu ul0 tDann 9etm Iudenben
gSrairiefeuer TAPER S:ano aebalten uuo
fInD nunmebr n~o1l6abenoe 55arner ooer
@eidaFtsieute. Gom Sabre 1859 al en-
belt Die 9oIonie Dom Often her itetigen
YulDad)s. uuo in UolQe De5 WoIofteberS
III Ternen Nei:en gab IS Gage, an ioeIGen
400 SIS $50 peroedte 98agen our6 Die Qln>
llsoluRg fauler. penn fernel 9Seiten, benz
GolDIanoe Suiteuerno. CINE 6alte1teue
tar jene @~migrantsn5il ge befanD ltb lDeiter
Ypxitlih in Nlattce : 9ale gu sort
kearneO, lpp audi unlere bteoeren
~leslpiaz 6oliteiner tire BrOoufte, bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

@Ommerweiaeu SO. 2 su sO4@8O4c,
SEQ. 3 Su u CO.
@imterwei5en na9 Strobe: geo. 2
rotber SIT 90@-c.; SEQ. 3 81 -.-c, SEQ. 4
al 65@58c.
Corn go. 2 int 9pei6er s74@-, 151oB
su $40 -; 9to. : 9el6es 37t@a; 70: 5
9el5es ST 341@35; $50. 3 5n 334@344; gto.
I gu 33@-c. &otben 34@36e.
0ater, auf Der gabn Jfo. 9 meiBer a:
33@34ss, SEQ. 2 5u 3J4@3lc, geo. 3 weiBer
311 @331c, unb 9to. 3 SIT 293@3l4c, Ma9
45robe. yto. 9 Su 30@304c baor.
gio9een 80. 2 sM 50@59c I'M @pei5er.
u er e.-gto. 2 60@7oc, J{o. 3 Su 400
5Sc, $50. 4 Su 37@45c na9 Hrobe auI Der
GQbn St (. lto. 4 gu &C.
Samereien: Silnotbp 1.7j@1.95,
Grln,a 1852; Slice 6.15@7.O0; SIS
fir Yrintas 2ein SEQ. l Su 1.10@-.- i'm
Spei6er.
&Iete.-1 @orSommer ST. $12.50 Cars
at $3.50. 3 Gar6 SIT 1869, 1 Sur Su 1915,
l&or SIT $13 Die Come.
MtOblinss.-2 Gors $12. rs, 2 Cars gu
$13 bic &onne.
Sen 1 Gar $50. / &il1otbp All S12. 25,
1 Gar geo. / &tmot6p 81 Sill 81, 80. 2 %.
1 &or Su IL. so, l Gar Soma uplanb au $8.5 so
Die &oune.
2S btst eD. 49, Sn @9,caSc -.-@1.16. in
ct. Nouis Ito; lit @tncl1latt /. lO@-s III
3eortI 1.10, in Baltimore "a =
Au er. - r@reamer9". bet. 3O@3}c,
.ie.nL,d9 quite Els gIt. 2'@33c., vOIirJ',
fruuDe l6MI8e.. 9erIt8es. QuaLttit 3@7c.
@ier. - 6rilDe l6@l7c. bas DsO. oIts
S@l4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
8erfdufc.

Wutual linton Gel. Comp. 6'S-500O All SSA.
Chicago 6ttp 0tatlpup $50 4h's-2O,0OO s &C 81
1915. <=~ ,tsl..-G~" . sGe:..
WtutuaI linton 2elssrapb Gomp. 6'5-15,oOO au IS,
$4,000 Su s81s. 10000 ~. a1I4. $3.50 Sn S8A.
Vi. @bicaSo gttD UP. 500 O'e-i0.003 3u 10SA.
T.. 80. Wtcsu1artx. 2
gm RinbDie bmarft betrlto bic Bit,
fnbr ca. $1,000 Gtiif, 9eeet 2 1890 Stiid in
Der pori9en SSo6e: Stiere 1ui9en 9e9en 9es
be9ebrt llno bracbten iebr 9obe Freile. .@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
unueroQnli0keit.

Den Wfagen SIT f%tdrfeu, ben 9lppetit aril,s
regen, nnO ben ifredlib beOriidte1 uuO
acknowledgement 3ufallo SIT beileu, Der
burd l~lnperoanliffeit er3eugt miro, gicbt
e8 fet1 mirfiameres Ntittel ais IIer's
%itlen. 9ieIe Yt1en enttaIten meSer &otos
mel nod irgctb ctncn atOeru gtftigen 8es
ftanDtbeil, nirfen ultl1ittelbar auf Die Ser
baunngsorgaue, 1uO ertbeilen Dem gar3elr
&0rper Strait unO @eiunobcit. 8. y.
8onner pon G9eiter, Ba., fd)rctbt: SD
made iett 80 Sabren @ebraud) BON aDer'8
@ileu, NIB bin iiberseugt, baB i'd obue fe
beute nid)t an 9ebeu tpdre. 0tdgenIGmdne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
WS nrttDeri6t.
as o If e II b / If IT,

Gbicago, ~. VebrIar.
Sic @bonbIer= Nromn @ompauo
beri9tet iiber ben bieiigen @etreioemarft
SolQenbeS:
Mm beutigen Marft l6loB gseisen 5u eiz
mem ~Jtitdgan9e Don Sc, Corn 81 eirerQpauce
DON &c, 0afer UNI sc. niebrt9er, ais am Srei.
tag. SGbrerb Der Wode mar namentli6
Der IS eiSenmarft belebt, bp0 trat in
ben lebten &u9en etn befti9er Y%retsriif9ong
eir, Der se9en Die Sorpo9e ca. 2 c.. betrlts,
wGbraub Corn nm 1c. nieoriger i9loB ais
am port9eu 9anltag.
Syn 3eitgel1dft notiren mir:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

%sSptIeu.
SarttobLen-gut uto @ense. SO O@6.75
Ggg MD Grate 80. 6.25@6.50
Grie Iu0 griar 0tQ. ........ 5.50@6.00
NanneL 6 50@7.00
Seuinois 3.00@4.00
Baltimore uno. Ohio ........... 4.50@5.00
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Ile Sb 10 eIne : II II betrlq ca.
$4,000 Stld, ge9en 99.6 Gtidf in Der poz
rtgen @o9e. &reiie ge9en geiteru Inn sc.
bober. GS nuroe be5oblt $3.90@4.35 fir
l9pere ullo S 4.O0@4.25 fiir lei9te.
Nerfaurt lplroen II. l.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01
8eadDtemsmerttee ANreI rett.

Qeberf0Drtss SWetlte
CON uuO mad 9eatfGIanS. btHfser .ptc ie, bes
LEOPOLD MAYER Sparbare,
1Sicp1SpS No rs LfLsalle-sStr
Ou UcrFanfcn; Gin Gar6mQrez unb Sfertz @eiddtt
- nit Siuibop in ots9eietdneter Gage. Ser @ioeHs
thinner wtlb alt uno MIL lid pom @ei6Git Suriid 3ieben.
3as @ei6dit bat lett 10 Sabren etHeu iabrliden HettoS
FroFt pnH $1,000 obgeporTen. g~nStunit crtbeIt
..EglH ~# III uE9 So5n 8fetffer
no Mip. E,t, 9tnlmer 10 l65 MaibingtonSGtr
Om %ncrfamism: Sin Gountrp Store in Der NGbe
y BON @bica9o, iett 10 SaBren etablirt, nit gutter
Sunbihaft uup Yage. SHaarenuorr0tb neu unb mebr
ais $1,000 wertb. 0as SauS st perntetben. &iat9 fir
ben redten Yiont. AOreiie unter L.. 3 Staatsseitung.
10 Hp6 @tt.:.}G tt... -t.lG .fFrtrH
gu Uerfamfen oocr gu n~ertaniG)et
sesen @bicaso @ruu6eigentBulm 90 Nder '2anb, 30 @ets
len pou Gbicngo, init guten &ebGuben unS utelen Sbts
bdtmert, 3 DepotS in Der gtdbe uuo S Wteilen pon Solicit.
&Gbere NuSfuuit pirO ertbeilt in.
22ieb4pd .sit'%'- 10 2uiale Ctr, 3tniuler 9.
@anowmrut entfcrmt
Obne Sunsertur, nit uur penis N~tebtsin, inter @as
rGntie,
' Friedrich kent,
80 Seutider Npotbeter uuS GDemiter,
Sfeb6Dt,w Sra0erfe GitD, RidJ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

@efli9eL 2ebenbs Curriers' 7@8c.
eei6la9tets 0@9e; pa0nsr e@olc.,
9eI9l. 6QSR; &ntea selGl. 7@1Oc bas Ii;
@dnle, Ieb.. 9el1l. 5@9c.
&artoffeln II. - Bette 8urbanfs 5000,
Garlp Jtole 40@4Sc, 9emil9te 4o@45c. betm
Gar; auI 9ager III t~Ielleren AuGntttoten Inn
5@10c b0ber.
SO b ne It. - Suite ne1e .Neotutns' /. 90
@1.25; JtaDie5 l.30@l.3Jc.
2oL J. - Glbsn 4tc. 81. @ou1tr)
48@-c. SEQ. : su 3&@-c-
Cd mi err EFT. - gSeiBe Country A 4kc,
Gao. gelbe 81, bralIe &c DdS PTuno.
ii not eI- - $500 @4;J0 oIs &IltbeI.
applet itneH. -@1ltfornid $3.50 @4.50,
6.O0@6.5O bas Sale.
noute. - @uter in ben @aben 14@17i
boS ID.
bwi ED elm. 49, S2.O0@2.50 oas SaB.
81 iB O0@8.O0 oas 100.
Cell erle.-20@3Jc DIS Ous.
@6meb. Riiben. = 20@25c Der Bib.
IS etB Ut il b ~ -c@$L.00 b0s Sup.
Nepfe[. 1.75@2.25 bas sap.
YretBelbeeren. -@-c oas Stlt3st
q 70 Quarts, $780, iIr 8eu nnO
Su9le. $I.50@4.00 fir 8~isconlit.
$4.0O@5.0 90 fir 0ltli9e bus NoB. &H-
i6el=&it9en 1.50@1.75.
Swe et Potatoes SQiltois 2.OO@
800, Seriens 3.O0@3.25 baS Sap.
Is llo.-Utalaros SO. 50@3.O0 Seal$2.5 80
OF. rs, tleine @uteu -@l.50, S9nepieH
$-.-@-.-b os DBo. &aWteIn $-,-@-.-
0olen 75c@1.O0 baS Obo.
Malaga &rauben $4.50@S.00 6aS
Sap per 55@75 ID.
Gatimafem. - $1.25@1.5O bas Sa3.
M o1rruben. - 1.O0@1.3j od5 sag.
G. min - 7ScLn&I on ma RiltH1plT ..
GQlot. - 25@35c bas OuBen0.
Yeterlilte. -20@30c.
Yie Ylant. -50@ 75c.
Yeteriilie E. - 10 $1,000.
@urfeH. - $1@$3 oGs Dbb.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-01

Settle &rant6eiten beioer .@ei6le9ter,
9lel9piel pie %entltonpetl, 9riinolib tlrirt.
NOrellire, nit 10 ~Sriefnarfen fir SutD,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
RnffalO. N. Y.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-11

pete, and the only way to make the con-
tinuance of such policy possible will be
for each one to use his or her best efforts
to turn out good work without waste OF
time or material"
As a result of this step, Mr.. Crane in
forms the Publishers Weekly, there is
more cheerfulaess and enthusiasm than
evor among the hands, and, although
the scale of wages is higher than COM
pctitorS are paying. the business still
continues to grow. Mr.. Crane feels salts
fed that the comparative statement on
October | will show Il larger increase
Of profit than ever, in which case the
scale will 90 up 10 per cent, or the
same scale be retained and the time
reduced to the eight-hour system. The
progress of this experiment will be
watched with much interest. One point
should be carefully noted by wage-wor-
kers, who may use it as a basis Tor ar
gumcnt in their own behalf. The Co
operative spirit was shown by the en-
doves before tie employers announced
\their plan of profit sharing, The state
ment of declining business and appeal
for greater care of the employers IN
tercst to prevent the necessity Of re-
duction in wages WAS promptly and
cheorf,lly responded to by the work
men They recognised that their own
welfare depended on that of the esta-
blishment for which they worked. They
took an interest in the business, looked
after leaks and stopped them, were less
exacting and selfish in little matters
and not only refrained from making UNI
reasonable demands themselves but re
sisted interference from without. All
this was done without promise or ex
pectation of other benefit than the main
tenance of their existing rate of pay
which u continued decline Of business
and diminished margin of profit woulc
necessarily havereduced. This was TIT
right spirit, and it was reciprocated BY
the employers in giving the men
share in the prosperity which had part
ly resulted from the goodwill and th'
hearty cooperation of the employees.
There is a lesson in this for both EN-
ployers and employed.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-11
The Misnonctte is a trailing har

The Misnonctte is a trailing har-
1y annual, a native of Africa and
introduced about 1859. 1t is the
Egyptian bastard rocket, with most
sweet smelling tl,wers, of Justice,
and the Dutch florists of his day.
The flowers are highly odoriferous,
and the plant in pots is in universal
request at all seasons Of the year
for placing in rooms.
There is q sub biennial semi-fru-
tescent variety, rather more odorl-
ferrous than the colDmon sort, which
forms an elegant winter plant for
the drawing room, but which is not
yet in very general cultivation. 10
obtain fine strong plants, ready to
bloom through the winter, the seed
should be sown in the open ground
the end of July. BY the middle of
September the plants will be strong
enough to be removed into pots,
care being taken to protect them
from too much sun at first, as well
as from heavy rains and INJURY
, from early frosts. As soon as they
begin to show their flowers Il ey
E should be renoYCd to a warm sun
ny window or the greenhouse, where
7. they will continue to bloom until
: Spring.
a The crop for March, April and
t May should be sown in pots no
: later than the end of August, Of
$, the beginning of September. Th'
r. plants must be protected from frost
they should be thlnned out in No
- vember, and afterwards planted il
a cold frame facing the west, 81
- that the lights may be left opel
when fair.
~ The third or spring crop shoul'
be sown about the 25th of Februa
=, ry in small pots, which must b
os placed in u frame on gentle heat
ma The roots must be kept moist o
IKE the leaves will turn brown from tt
ne heat of the sun in April and Ma,
ICE The plants thus obtained will be
"a pelf -ct;on by h end of May; a
!" be ready to succoed tn ose raised
/, = the autumnal sowing The tree-m
for nonette is propagated ~ seed 50
cir in spring, it may also be increas
;, . by cuttings, which readily strike II
his The young plants should be
M sinsly into pots, whilst the plai
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-11

Every Que saoold tell his neighbor that The
best remedy for curing coughs and colds and
the ou,f sure cure Ter consumption, IS Dr.
Nl,tsr'a Balssm Of villa Cherry 1t is pleas
sut 10 tako aud very soothing and healing III
Is eject
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-08-20

Mr.. Osborne is man about forty wears
and is said by Mr.. Orton TO be an ex,
cellent lawyer, and very popular and
highly respected in the southwestern
part of the state. Lafayette republi-
cans, Mr.. Orion says. indulge in consid-
cradle talk in favor of Secretary Timme
for nomination on the next ticket
''GOvernOr Rusk.' said Mr.. orion. :. Of
course we all concede will be renom-
mated"
The Democrat has no doubt that
Mr. orion believes that Mr.. Osborn
is a very popular man for he is his
law partner and brother-in-law; and
as one good turn deserves another il
is his duty to push him forward as
candidate for public favor. The last
campaign was Orton's year, and Os-
born was Of the opinion that Orion
was an exceedingly able man; not
only popular, but the very best kind of
congressional timber. If there is any
thing that The Democrat likes more
than another is to see a family affec-
tionate and harmonious. and each
member impressed with the others
virtues and good qualities. In unity
there is strength.