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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. clcanses the '
tenn efiectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind yer pro-
duced. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
it, many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for anl pns who
wishes to try il DO not adf
any substitute. ~ :
CALIFORNIA W SKRUp,s =
sxs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Mw YCRK. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

RICHMOND VA. Nov G.-Larrc Dem
ocratic gains IN every section are shown
by III returns received tom t~wo-thirds
~ the state. The gains .i.w exceed sU,-
vuo over .he ,.se Vi 1888, will .Usses less
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

MABcELIus, Mich. has shipped iivl
tons Of mud turtles % New York Cit
ohis season. 1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

KANSAS Cry. Mo. Nov. 6.-In yester-
days county elections in Kansas Demo-
Gratis madc gains on local issues in most
cases.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15
Fifty Per Gent Reduction in the Prohibition

NEWARK. y. j.. NOV. THE returns
from the state show that the total vote
for the Prohibition ticket was not owe;
10000. a reduction Of about fifty pei
cent. from thai Of last wear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

NEW York. NOV. G.-The majoritics
Of the Democratic candidates on the
state ticket arr estimated from present
returns a. follows: Rice. Secretary o.
State. a2.05': Wemplc. Comptroller. H.
-: Tabor. Attorncy-t;eneral. 1886;
nanforth.' Treasurer. it.u1J; O'Brien.
Judge Of Court Of Appeals. . I. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 6.-Douglas
County. including the city Of Omaha.
went Democratic by 1000. Returns
from the State AZ large show a large
Democratic gain. which means death to
the Prohibition amendment which j. to
be submitted 10 the vote-s next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15
The Entire Democratic state Ticket In
Iowa Elected.

DIS MONIES, Ia. Nov. -.-Complete
returns from ninety-five counties and
the remaining four estipsted the same
as two years ago. show that Boies
DEM has 5.9o5 plurality. The official
retnrns will undoubtedly increase this
majority to about 1000 The entire
state ticket. Governor. Justice Of the
supreme Court. superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction and Railway Commits
sioner. j. elected Republicans claim
the Legislature by eight majority on
joint ballot. but Democrats do not con-
ccde more than three.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

HIS 50 thin ia hardly know hin|
You're thin and I'm thin. but hel
thinner than both Of " put together"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

thing concerning his defeat He was
see by the United Press reporter inn
mediately after he had sent q telegram
Of congratnlation to Mr.. Campbell. and
seemed very happy in his defeat al
though declining to talk about it.
Chairman Conger OF the Republican
executive committee said he was aston
ished az the result. and had nothing to
say in explanation II was a surprise
20 him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

Az Irishwoman. unlimited to walk
well. well. Ill have . corpse OF m1
own in my house some day, an tAia
you'll see who'll 10 invited"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

PKoEIA. H. Nov. The Republicans
scored the most sweeping victory in the
history 81 Peoria municipal politics YES
terday. clecting &. &. Clarke ;nayo by
a majority Of 1865. Dctwilcr. the Re-
publican candidate for treasurer. wa
also elected. The result i mainly due
TO q revolt against ring rule and ward
bossism. Five out OF min seats in tho
City Council were won BY the Repub-
licans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

NEW York. Nov. G.-Ecturns from
1904 election districts out of 1919 in the
city give for judy Of General >es-
Sions Fitzgerald County Dem. and
Rep.l. o7.>o5: Gildcrslcve tTamany)
g..0sl; Rogers sol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

cHIcAGo. NOV. 6.-The result 81 yes
teraay'S election in this county Cook,
j.: The Democrats elect ten county
commissioners. and the Republicans five,
stephens Rep is elected recorder over
Crawford tDem.) bv i.O4O majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

BosroN. Nov. 6.-With the city OF
Quincy and rs towns missing. the total
vote in Massachusetts, H. - follows:
Brackett tRep.). ias.6ai: Russcllt Dem n.
HISS: Blackmcr tPro.). 1925. The
returns for Licutenant-Governor are in
complete. but Mr.. Haile's plurality will
probably be larger than that Of Mr..
Bracket. The make up Of the L.egis-
lature according to this mornings RE-
turns il: senate. 80 Republicans. 10
Democrats. against .. Republicans and
: Democrats this year. Horsn, ~ Re-
publicans. 20 Democrats; 13 70 be heard
from. against $50 Republicans and 80
Democrats this year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-15

Bo-ToN. Nov. Returns from every
town in the state. except Gosnold,
which has but twenty voters. give
Bracket Rep. lso. TO-: Russell tDcm.l.
i.o.siy: Blackmcr grro.D, lg.s5t. Brack-
ctt's plurality. 5.y.o In lss7. Amcs
tRep.l had 1906 plurality. IN Isss he
had n 900 plurality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
con. AND RrrE

TeW NAV d. aWarr thai the price of
herf AMI pork depend. largely on the
price ~ corn. Hut 10 l. a very Import
ant factor la determining priccs. >otne-
tlme. a foreign demand may affect prizes
independent of thi.; bat the correspond
dencc ~ the price ~ bcet and pork With
the price - corn l. .o close that u may
he aid "a constitute rule. Ihis l.
auite clearly shown hy "a circular lust l.
sued from the Publication bureau of the
,lepartment of agriculture. The rise
in the price ~ steer. In lS>2 was ac-
companied by a ri.e In the price Of hogs.
and both appear 10 have been greatly
Influenced II not cau.ei hy the price of
corn. There Was decline In the price
~ .ts.r. I'm lSss. while there Was a rise
in the price of hogs. The decline In
stsers l. traced to the falling OF In the
.xport trade. In lsss the price of both
beef and pork adyancei-the latter more
than the fomcr-owing 90 an Increased
foreign demand. But without some
.pecisl disturbance 81 the market. take
n one wear With another, the price ot
corn NAV d. said a. rule the price of
he.f aud p0rk.-Mirrur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
.fTp UP rnI MIX SUPPLY.

some b~ttrr provision should be made
for the dairy COWS Ca have them secure q
.ufiiciency 81 feed aud so hold cut In
mill. than 10 let them spend their
strength aud profit IN roaming the sun
harmed PASTURES. \ COW cannot do two
thlnrs n once any more than can per
son. To produce fair means of mix
which will AFFORD paying quantity of
butter. the COW must be- Afforded better
eh,nce than 90 wear her feet sore hunt
Ing IN rocky pasture for something To
e,i. A. the season approaches the cool
or months. the natural tendency l. Tor
hutter 20 bring a higher price, while the
green food supply grows poorer and the
COW l. les able to keep up Ia her nor
mai rate of production under favorable
conditions. Those conditions should be-
supplied In giving what green feed can
h. we'll supplied In short runs In The
moving fields, aud suppleineniing this
,.lih corn fodder. shorts and meal.
IN l. Inconsistent to expect a COW 10
Keen up her flow of milk without the
nroper provision l. made In feed to sup
nIv her the materials tO manufacture the
min aud butter out of.-Le~iston Jour
rual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

Ns- cl..assifr
The coiton .ec,l meal that l. on the
market AZ this s~asou ~ the wear l. old
meal. The mills do nui run during The
summer months Time and the eN-
f-o.ure o. the air after u l. ground.
change the meal to a darker shade, aud
M The .ame time 10 luses = measure 20
that sweet. nutty flavor which give u
when fr,.h. Sometimes old
ss,,i that IA. he-n exposed, uncovered,
o. th. rains and ths weather, l. ground
ani pat ou the market. and ~ cuurse l.
~ inferior quality. cotton sre,i hulls In
IA. meal can h- rasily Detected. We
have .rcn sample. where Il formed a
large portion 10 the meal. II l. found
I'M coarse. dark colorrd parts. By TAX
Ing a .ample - the meal aud washing
the finer and valuable parts away, The
% worthless hulls l. easily
.sen. Thee hulls are not only worth
les matter. hut ar actually Injurious to
.fo,k. Tho course o. take l. never Ia
huv anv bat that which l. flne, bright
aud SWEET. The deilers then Will D.
obliged to look after quality la that which
thev handle. n any Z. delivered. either
in car lots or lesser quantities., that l.
not ~ standard quality, it ne"i not b.
taken hy the purchaser.-Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
rrt MODERN cArrlr.fMR.
A.. .srs ~ a, oHiaD,l r,HsrN.

I've tesn a. osttle shaw tsr day.
I seat sith nslEhlsnr ersn
A tsas ~ uifst iogrpnfiest shgS
Tsrsen etsr -reu.
fhrre sa'nta ssmhlsnrs a. ~ fnuni
pf euf fofrfsthsrs' day.
INrrTlin' nHs an' then : brute.
~ sufth h. seirht in hay.
A. thsn ti.rg rharr,-i = qusrtsr. 49,.
~ e. insiAe ths gait
n nas.le me- 30 an frv.i nal
icouilut hsriy wat.
sss - Iong sian,iin' thew.
~ h-akel lemurs an Flum,
~ hsbi guartrf up stsvcn
W. fnger an Ne thumh,
~ats ~ "Who ever hcsri sfarv.
nat - uaust huf shs~.
when faiAs ssrv glst o. have u. c"sas,
Ma faFts frars araf"
A. thru. ~ vet an "a ..st
A. ssilr hzskesl ar,sunsi
Nhlr rus ani thrn e tesF drip rau
Atrishnu' o. ne Sruun'i
sa~ the isaonu. isns an al.
iranin' 'rainst fsnre.
Au'as Z sirslf rss-.-i alung
Tsas thus hs Iiti rslfuHusnnss
"is this uur pristine e,iihe fair.
This vishF usshv thins
Tat onfe usssi tsf psifsniis.
Au'unF ia ffliirrn hriug
talf h'rr thsf H .ssuiel a. 80
Wevar conrigtslr tcst.
Tseu si1slr furrfia an sskesl sway.
IT, -esk s..fne tuug fvtFvsi
Isrsrysit haf ss. iusirn fnaui.
Nov hssri shssui.
A. 4uirkr faisri uf dr-pin' eye,
n ~ shat ruas si-uui.
- HHaaar = aa.HHH. q HIHHHH.Hm afHaHf
in nintsry sffie.
Hsrh hnifin' uu e srftsf hiu' lssls,
Tnsr 01ntinr rusunriif
"iiu i.siirs 1ras prruiun
n1siaurtnif at
'sr,.rf siu. rvpnfsi sn srs-i tnan.
A. o~ly trurIesi his hsai
tquktlr turnei at-on mv hc,l
NF srsrits uesfir rsne
Will clos hstinf. infrmitY
Aisfrartir faiirsei on.
I safrsiss fsf 01upltf'r l.esi
A. ttis nr~ fargissi shrs
Fuf brute rrfafiHr Tvs ~ rrife
~slns f1Ttr fears af,i.
uuf ntf 49, rrri't tauf~i my affn,
A. htis 10 fiI1a h'n
u .sr e. frrns a' tally tell
rrsfih-i tis stim.
tssn~iths fsir r-sunl r',ur.i a. ruun.
N NNHHfH N.f N"HH.N. - /. ~
A. ssff e hf u' snnffr So
neFeF sas irfrrr
An'tsena raan. ufih eve sf-sks an.
4 s1rrakinFir fit sar.
Uau snfirni far'nin' 80 trrruFel
~ r.sirrr stin ta faF
rarae rIfh isTn In De fs0s,
it ssff 70 riessssi ule 80.
u ttfnt thsir fftri ur vifsu trssh
Hat oar afysars a..
Ti.su .alhahrsn a. So rr,.. hsts.i
A. fnurfs nafr n' uaN
A. sf.aifrr urft nr' rilfHrs-i fuFs.
A. farrt rHks co. narks.
rnafu au af e. tiEh tirpf trash.
tfItfif tu e. f.rf. Fn narnf.
Tfaf sHanHF e. rusaau rnull maAf Hni,
tnhrss hf knfu 90 rsnar
4 sau co. Iars.n unfkIf "a
un aI thsf hfarn sin.
A.. tf..afh he fifnr praf nutrigit.
a. surv hs prarf'i viihin
Au'thsntu ss. ttr rnrter sbrss.
WIN ranfas U....rtsI hiEh.
Aaanr painted r..tnrr IA
That ever uIff tnr rfr.
a. -fssHinn r'rirs sftt tnrf hnaks.
sh.nfIn in nUr fac.
T. sft shsf rash 90 tiiut have.
A. hafrn' nr raTr
~ ar nfttis f-af r.lfai clan
Z sss sitin ttr sh1r
Want in cav lfsr aii rsfiIr fair
~Hr.r fHrtr rrnrs 49,.
- stfr t'1 ssrr aI I oruhi -.
I $50 irrar tH .'uh
Aaaf frum tfnf urf1'F r'a0r.
tn shaffrsi tI.afs H uue
sau 49, fasr-.n mi thf rair,
II lifarnn far ahraf
Ins tnrga taikirE fu hIssff
An ufafIr' o. uaa fra1
Veal r.arfhssl nr Ir sfnrir a..
uissIsissi uifh e. ttns
10 has s.l rnFtnHlnfI .'Irsssi Nkr.
~inrs fnrfF frars 49,.
-Neu Tnsiaui Taruisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
No,ina of Sale.

ursa.s fr,.sn the lien- Is.ss 80,
- rr.lsts ~ ~ Ceanty ~ ,lAie,S. ,,i,,s
- a puhnr aa.ticn o., -, :, -, o'si-1 IN
afri aet ~ - AZ. ~ ~ uon. t.ssi 4 49,.
~ ieis ,s.,. n. - rouufy. al ~ rfht W.
!. ,,-r,sf !. hish t.sorFr a. ths,,h' s,ii.,,
a. ~ al fari. ~ n -. -. "A, -Ths home
ss1iis'l 49,. 49, 80 ,..rrs =. Chaftu in all fAfi-
-. ',,.-..t 49,. - ,iaY - ~sIt.s = u.
heisi W. JANT~ q. CHAftlNs
Administrator
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

TnE Mosr obstinate eases Of catarrh
are cured by the use of Ely's Cream
BALM, the only agreeable remedy. II l.
not a liquid or snuff. i easily applied
into the nostrils. For cold In the head
Il !. magical. II gives relief at once.
Price 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
Farm for sale.

- tv.s u,lie- frsm kumferi
-ali - 49,. f.ii~ u,sii ruute o. An,les.f, -
- bunlirrl asre-. compflsi.1 $500
49,. 80 erchsri. ps-sare ~. Rili
ths iattcr acse--.l.s - .appli-i With runnins
inEs IN f.o.l 49,. 49,. =. r,tsalsrs s.tiress
~aisF. ~, ,wtIIIAN ELLIoIr.
n.rnnssd fstsss assss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

An ardent pig fancler contends that
the raising Of pork, u properly conduct
ed upon the farm, will lift the mortgage
or raise the bank account more rapidly
than any other farm stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

II l. estimated that the corn that viii
arrive al aud pass through Chicago TN.
wear on H. way 10 market VIII MI
100. 600 ears, and would require eo,oo
locomotives, II hauled al once, and the
train would reach around the globe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
commissioners Notice.

s,,uY ur.tsr-iru.sl. hsFinr iesn aFi.ihsei ~
Il ~. ilan Iufrr q frti.tif - IN. !,
80 - 49,. ffirti Tuesiiay af August y ".
tA.'i... -. a. ressIre sol sxaulne ~
l.f-,. .f rrssIItars tEsIIIst ~ e-tetr ~ ~s,.. ~
nrft.r a. 10 Nsxtrt. iu All co,intf ~.
r.t.l,aTuissi inssifrnt llffe.f '...t-,.'...rt
~ - A.. - rr,.iitrrs I'm shifh o. rfs-f ~
- -, fi.-ir ri,iuss anf that thsY Nj. IN
- a o. f.issiuT tili.ss An.i -.
..f -..-..igir.r a. saTns. ia. At.s -t...s %
~, - a, 80 L. .sll MsNi0us ca 80. -,
h. -. - 80 ~ rs6ruary I'm. 80. ai isn oeiss ''
earh tar.
heNioo. -eif - .ffIINAN a. REID.
UfRAN n. COY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
AMONG THE FARMERS.


terrtst-sn ienrc un praftiesl Agricultural topies
A. saltritesi. Afdrsss all communications In.
tfntiesi ttr this tfTartflsnt o. AaHiCrtfInAI
lrfTua. uxfuri flslalerat. faris, Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
gA CL,ss-IuRsI els
ImE vrrERAN..

The bad weather aud pOstponemenis
inierfered somewhat with the veterans
meeting. which was to have been
held Wednesday. Capt. Bolster, presi-
dent 0f the association. finally decided %
call together what veteran. were on the
grounds Thursday afternoon, and Jet
them decide what course they would
take. They decided Ia transact their
busines. then aud there, aud chose the
following officers;
President. ~. =. Bolster. south PAns.
Vice Presidents, l.. !. Baftlett. Norway, &. ~.
George. ilebrUn.
secrttary, Frank Maxim. south Paris.
Treasurer. q. 4. Douglass south rars.
Executive COMMITTEES D. coGsist ~ the cunman.
dsrs ~ the several posts after their eleCti0n In
January. the commansier of the senior pot to -
chairman.
II was decided to continue the annual
meetings, but was thought best To have
them AZ some other time than that IL the
fair. The matter Was finally left Ia the
call Of the executive committe, with a
recommendation In favor of the last ot
August or first of September.
4 number of Grand Army men were
on the grounds Friday.
IuE nc SECOND DAY.
Rain Thursday night, and dense fog
aud darkness Friday morning! An en-
couraging prospect, truly! But ths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
rIItHspAN.

"wcll. they must have been taking Ia
some silver quarters" observed frrsl-
dent Horne a. b. looked cut on %"
crowd about noon ~ Thursday. u
didn't look Ike a "hr.t day" a. al. IN"
day had opened clear aud cool, anil the
pcople had come In considerable mum
hers. II Was bright and comfortable,
a. good weather a. could D. desired,
during the forvnoons In the afternoon
u clouded over. and the wind which
drew scrus. the grounds had raw,
kr.n edge to Il. The hr.t day'. pro-
grammc was carried out In full.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

The thrrc-yrar-old race was a procc.-
.iun. There wrrr thrv~ starters, Dcla-
No. Fast asleep. Romano Deans Harry
homer. and Coflln's Alton. In the flr.t
heat Alton. after long run, got Inside th"
distance nag. bat was rulei out by the
Judge. 81. di.tanced, Harry Bonner Wa
unsteady aud wa- In the alr much of the
time. aud al Dclano hal to do was to
drive around aud jog Ia.
TnRu YFsE otb CtA.s-rUEsE ,sa
". 4 D,lsno. Canton. a. Fa.t Asleep. I
r..nsniu pcan, Basshsii. hl q, hary
nannsr.
Time. y. i"
The 30 race was hotly contested, and
was one of the most Interesting races
ever seen on the grounds. There were
fyc starters. and large blanket would
almost have covered them through any
one ~ the heats, 80 evenly did they trot.
n took tx heat. a. dccidc H. Jerry
took the fir.t two heats. Ia the second
Black Nathan wns only a neck behind,
and II Looked o. the crowd as n h. might
have won the heat. ~ they VociferOusly
demandc,i a change ~ drivers. The
Judges were evidently ~ the same mind,
for when Jason drove black Nathan Out
for the third heat they had little con-
yer.aiion with him. aud be- reluctantly
passed the rrlns over to Ill lhaycr. \
new driver was put on one of the other
horse. at the same tlme.
In the next heat Black Nathan took
the pole aud held Il until on the last
quarter. when be- broke and Jerry and
Present passed him. rhi- was a sweet
morsel for Jason, and mounting th'
fence aud waving hls hand at the crowd,
be- exclaimed la triumphant tones,
''Whtt III tell yer What III tell yc'l
Present took this heat.
when Rrsolute took the fourth heat
In q finish - close that the SPECTATOR
we're divided a. tO which horse got hl'
no.e under the wire first, the excitement
was great.
Present took the fifth and sixth heats
winning the race With Jerry second and
Resolute third.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

cloud. aud the mIsts have a habit of dis
appearing suddenly during fair week; ~
about eight o'clock Il "burned on, aud
a warm, pleasant day was practically a.
surcd for the big day of the fair. The
procession ~ team. came In about a. u
ual, aud President Horne smiled with
satisfaction a. be- looked the crowd over.
There were probably between five and
.lx thousand people on the grounds FRI
day. \ larger attendance there has some
times been. bat considering the circum-
stances, II was all that could b. expected.
AZ half-past ten the Norway Light
Infantry marched 90 the grounds, and
after = short exhibition drill, stacked
arms and spent the remainder 81 the day
AZ their Will.
An attraction which had only twenty
four hour notice was Chambers Hand,
under the lead ~ the veteran Chandler,
which came up from Portland on the
forenoon train ani proccc'lcd directly Ia
the grounds, where a concert was given
beforr dinner. They also played AZ the
grand stand during the races In the after
noon. The music such n Chandler
make. added much To the enjoyment 81
the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
IMPLEMENTS.

The weli-known Manufacturer, y. Z.
Merrill, ~ south Paris. had samples of
hi. various lines ~ goods on exhibition
lie showed the %. n. level land plow in
several .iyes. also the -. u. swivel plow,
which l. considered pcrf,ct level land
plOw. n has double cutters and self
adjusting cleyis. IIe.iie- the ploNs, be-
had the -. n. steel coulter harrow aud
the Dirigo spring tooth harrow. These
implements Mr. Merrill manufacture
himself. la addition to ihein b. exhibited
an iron frame spring tooth harrow ana
the Adriancc buckeye mower, for which
b. u agent.
u. :. Bnckett, of Otisheld, exhibited a
gnpplc horse hay fork and dead lock
carrier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-18
3ufluhtsmittel.

pud inst: Der psBr Wdnn, wtldber st.
nsn apblsnpasen fabrt, mub ju Ssifssanb
Walsr leine 3uiluft nsbmen, ebenlc aut ME
elm 9ifstr, tptlher ben Gag ibsr ptibflis."
Nbtr ~ ben lcnbnbarlten Bingen irire 3u.
ilu6t 9tncmmtn, ptnn Gin Mlann frauf pire.
yfdtirli6 Mill or fsinm NJt ipfuislftns
ntbt i'm Nnfans. @tppbuIi6 etbt or na6
etntni lcgenanntsn Salpon une niinmt eiutn
3runt pelber ibn Gin iptnig ptripirrt maht,
10 hap CT nod tintn iimmi, uub furimt hann
trbetttrt na9 Sauit, in Der Weinung, CT iti
furirt.
am na6fn Worstn rpadt sr nit appf-
lbmtrjtn, bcpptlt 10 iblimm tpis is ,upor, nit
einsm iisbtrbnftsn unb psrftimmitn @efiible, tr
tnilblisbt lb tipas anberts ,u SfrGu9en.
Sr tlnlnit tine Eolis RON mas er gfraee im
Sauls bnt-tin eebr>Grnsursr, Risrsn- gsr-
euniftr pttr SsrJ-grsr6brG- btmtrfi
3uslstI, Rsnn tr mcrssu nibt bsTr fibls,
psres tr fir einsn Nrjt f9ifsu.
NGbitsa Woraen lisgt sr frnnf i'm Bette, bsI
NrSt pire gsrufsn, lbiittslt rtn appf, Ssrfhrtibi
sfpst ceer brei pnfbisetnt Sortsn Weeiiiu
nab ltintm mephiuiIfen @lnuben, belisbt 6a.
bsi absr tets alif SOafGnbisn 8ubr, une eaf
etr Granfe fir jpri g8ohsn ni6t mad lsinsnl
@sla6ftt 9tbsn bari Cesr bic 3plsfn mS6ttr
fTnll ptrffn.
Or liset pirflib cine gBp&r obsr ,sbu 5aa,
i'm Bette, ltine @ensiung pirp surd rinl
Mense Ssilmiittl psr3Sgsrt unt benz 9ttpubt.
ltin, eaB iein @ti6Gft pGbrtue lsinsr 9ltps.
ienbrit Su Gjrunpr ssbt. gSsnn tr IG 16lie6.
LID riteer beraus ldleppt iuesi tr, tai lein,
t5amilit ib alIts bis auf has glotbpsneialfl
sum esbsn cine ;3sit lang ssrlassn muB, I'm
bic Spttor-5tt6nuns bf,abIen une gsrbtiIsr
unasn i'm @ti6Gfie MAIDEN ;u fSnusn.
9fun mare % fir eiritn WaAn am plasl
sepsisn, iib cine 5lal6s spn tsr nsusn Spris
Nnssnfbmfn @flbmad ginssar Bitters II
fauftn IobaIb ale sr bic trlfsn appfIGmerltr
peripiirtt, une jrti GbIGHrl poa enpon III ntb,
men. i3psi pbtr brti Salb 9oisn, ipfi Gag
ucn rinanbtr, un9Srm bic erlis Dolls sspirf
bate piiretn ibn ssbrilt unb ieine Slrdnfbsi
prbiiiet baben lcpis ben tapurb eutlfantsnef
6jslbpeluf.
Der Mann pubs bies nidt, pter tpie Bee.
der eeIagt babrn piiree, leine gpridt ma
nidt 10 gut ME itins gia6i6t. Sin antsrsi
Wdl tpirb eitltr 9laun gtnau piiIsn mas IL
ibun, I'M S6mtrjeu, 3eit uub Gjslb AZ fparen
@tue Sprit ansrnrbmsn @sibmad gint'
gar 9ittrrs II Gin srpeartigtr Slutrtinigsr
abfiibrsnb unb ldrFrnp, sntbGt MEIER sIlfCbe
nod Opium, bat finsn bS6lt anssntbmen Sc.
ruR, unS piirbr eintm SGusIins ni&ts IDA
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-18
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