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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Lea,. q school L.nds.

County Superintendent Jackspn; on
instructions from the state depart
ment. leased the vacant lands st pub.
lie sale. on Monday, Auditor Bride
acted auctloneer. There was . large
attendance. considering the : had
roads, from all parts of the county.
The prices obtained were fair and
some competition on some places. The
race track at Cavalier seemed to
be q valuable In the eyes of some bid.
ders and was taken at @75 by w. J.
Kneeshaw for some Cavalier party.
Considerable land remains Unbiased:
last year those were left to the co,,n.
ty treasurer to dispose of at private
sale. No orders have been received
this year. Lands valued Mt g or less
per acre are leased for five years. At
more than Is up to 90, for three
years. Over 30 for one year The
following list gives description Of
land leased. name Of purchaser, and
IDAvment foryfirst Years leaie:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
: Mortgage sale.

.NXJMEREAs, Default has been made in ths
wv condition Of II certain mo t8age. execut
ted md delivered sby Lewis Calder and Emily
Tls Ss g Sssa e. Ls s
tiav ,ifOctober AID. 1883 and recorded as Z
q mortgage In the office of the Register of Deed,
in and for the county OF Pembina In the Terri
10Y 4 gakots now state gf North Dakots on
! there il claimed and declared 10 be due on said
mortgage al the date Of this notice, the amount
J: Of eight hundred and eighty-on dollars and
-ixtyeight cents t$ssi esS aud no action OF pro:
ITO recoverfhe debt secured by said mortgage, Of
sany part thereof.
). Now. Thesefore, notice ts hereby given, that
Fly virtue ofa power Of safe contained In said
smortga:c: and q the statute IN such care made
gel ,sed by eSalenf the morsgsged premises there.
Gin Described, which sale will be made ct The
sirnnt door Of the court house ~ the city OF Penn:
= y The Sps!,y Sfxre%b,ns g, ana state q
The 5th day Of. May 4, o. 1904, at tive O'Clock ID
the afternoon, 70 satisfy tile arioant which ehall
'len be due ON said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, taxes and costs, and expenses OF sale,
IND iaty tlollars attorneys isss ~ stipulated to
The preniises described in said mortgage. and
. 30 to be sold, are the piece or parcel Of land
.i:uated;in The county OF Pembina and state Of
\ nth Dakota, and known and described o. fol.
.sectioh numbered twenty.six (2s; In township
snumbered one hundred sna eixty.three (16S)
forth, nf range numbered hfty.iOur $50 west
containing one hundred and sixty (l60) acres,
moro or Less.
i, W. WILDER, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage. $40
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Norfsare sale.

TEFAULT having been made IN The pay
IJment Of the sum of one hundred and slxty
doIIals and eeventy.two cents (3i60.s2) claimed
10 be due at the date OF this notice upon Ger.
tnin mortgage duly executed and delivered BY
Thomas Dow and ChrIstens Dow. his wife. tow
l.. Abrams, bearing date the 18th day Of Janu:
nry a. D. 1893 and duly recorded ~ the ONCE Of
.l'emAna aud state Of North Dakota, on the 18th
s,lay 81 january A. d. 1898. 1t O'Clock A. =. In
:bOuk 40of mortgages, page 32S and no action or
proceeding at law or otherwise having been
instituted to recover the debt secured by said
,mortgage or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given, that BY
,irtueuf a.powero Of sale contained IN and re.
such case made and provided. the said mort
Aglge MiU be; iorecl9eed and the premt.es des.
srrfbei in and covered by said mortgage viz:
D The north east quarter Of section ~ one, IN
y township EaL hundred and sixty one (l6l) moth
=. FRANCE fry three fwest, ct the 5th 2. y. sid
containing one hundred and sixty (i6O) acres,
according TO the government survey thereof, In
iembina county, state of North Dakota, with
the hsrsa;,sme1t. and .gp1rtenn.nces;, S viii =, g
cash. to pay said debt and interest. and the taxes
=. fanny. ON said premises and twenty five dollars
attorneys fee Is stipulated In and by said mort.
= gage in case Of foreclosure, and the disburse.
!. inents allowed BY law; which sale will be made
by ihe'sherif OF said county or his deputy, Ut
the front door Of the cOnrt house, In the city OF
= remhins in said county and state, on the l7th,
TINT day, subject to redemption at any time
:. within one yeur from day OF sale, as provided
I. 10y law.
) Dited Janusry 18th. 1894.
: II. ABRAMS, w. L. ABRAMS,
Attorney. 1874 Mortgage
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WHO PAYS THE TAX,

II the foreigner pays the tariff how
villa small duty on sugar be Q bur
den on the consumers?. IL seems to
the Call that some Of the protection.
list brethren are getting the answers
to the questions 10 their cateehism .
little mtxed.-Crystal Call
We ask to the Call to refer us to any
republican paper, person or platform
that ever said Or argued that the
foreigner pays the tax on sugar, cot.
fee, tea, spices. or any other article
which is not produced In this:country.
0n the contrary 1t 10 one Of the funda.
mental doctrines Of protection that
duties on this class of articles arc
taxes; taxes paid by, the consumer,
and paid without any possible reclp'
recall or incidental benefit, except the
support Of government.
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PlaI.ti0as Ai,o,nev Pemhies ~
.-feonAss Noesce,

A,s .+feooAes Noeaco. ~ .'''
M e; s. DsA5orA IN COUNTY, Gousr.
IN he massss Of the srtAss of David OsiIvle,
Noiies ofhsssiis sot settling ana, secount Of
mating anal distribution Of
estate.
Whsreas. David Dick sdmInls:rasor OF the
sstate Of David 0siivis. Deceased, has filed In
VA1e court bis. hnel Account of adhinistsstion
ed Petition acting that day may bs set for
M he&slnt and alloWlace Of aid 6nsl account.
b. Apdt WAefeA4 IL eppeaHs ffom. said petition
that The saiA estate u ready for disteibntton y
the heiRs Of law of<said deceased and the fald
petitioner asks that . Anai .dlstIlbution OF said
estate b nads and he administrator released
aRd discharged from futAef duties.
Now thssetOre, u u hereby ordefed BY the
court thst Hoaday ths- 18Th day Of March A. d.
1904 Of my omes IN the city Of PsmbinA. Of the
nout OF three O'clock In the aAefpooG OF eaid
day. Be sst for hesfiuE said petition and said
1nal account and tho Issuing Of . nnsl decfee
and aJstethnton Of The fesidce Of the fetate ip
the ad1iaiStsetoFs hands TO the heirs at law ct
said dsceaeed, and that notice Of this hearing
b given " p9blishi9g ,he sane ior three sas:
y, nsw.papss ppbi!sasd :. The ely oftsnbin..
"a AZ, 49, public p3Acss & r.mbins coun,y.
- -: sssssEss ~ ~: end place and
D.s'd .ais,''h asy o. !ss5e.jg, a Hos p; ,sst.
-: ). -, i. County judy;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

-AQeeA ~ reference to ClevelA4 Sc0s1
form policy. 'ifln election could onsv]
be,kela borrow. there would DO mol
need Of Spesch.maklng. The peop's1
nov u99ptstand what IL meant and
have already had enough fit. When
Grover Cleveland 10 .lse7y without
any warrant In the platform Of 1854,
on which hs Waass elected, iss,,ed bis
fFie tsade mssss3ge,, hs. gaye beptec-
native d 2itisir sntis6 tdHEf tsis'
bead Ut tks PATTY i6d .iayi0n 9f OF
espousihg = political hsresy which
they believed conducive to ths iaiai'
Of our national prosperity III 1SsS
and again 10 1892, Gr5ver leveland
thought he was 10 . posltIon % dbu,;
pei the democratic party 70. mike the
bitter choice Of victory. With hind IL
defeat without him. < Their choicS re!
suited in one alternative 10 lssS End
the other in 1892. To the patti it
was hard to tell which result 0fo0ght
the greater extreme Of hlmiliS aon,
but upon Mr.. Cleveland the sRscs
was the same 10 both instances, each
battered his vanity and flattered his
inordinate concelt. He was correct
after 1883 In assuming that he was
the democratic party; but I fear .thst
he IL wrong now In assuming that he
10 the United States Of America. !.
Grover Cleveland was reelected. 10
the highest ONCE In the gift Of the
people, principally ot; tho. ground thss
DO vas an honest man. His acts
have gone far to disprove the exist.
ance Of this elementSof character; he
has bestowed some Of the highest Of.
,ee6 Ia his gift upon the enemies Of
the democratic party; The question
10, has the course OF the president
been an honest QUO? ls there any
difference between: buying vote
with money and buying u vote with
an office: DoeS the. means Of pay.
ment lesscnthe guilt Of the brlber?
But political acts are often excused
on the ground that there arc 90
morals In politics. II such an excuse
were valid, which It is not. unfortun;
ately for the president. the current
charge Of his honesty does not con:
due itself to the political field. It d
. well.known fact that nc Is IN the
closest ielations,. both personal and
business, With men who through syn.
dicates and fnvestment contpanie.
are seeking by legalized mcthodt Il
rob the producef'"of bis reward
These companies are sxpectiSHj Il
reap profit from the 'veiy:leglbSt )Gl
which che lldwsr q" tie admihistra,
ltton is BeinE used IL secure did I
direct pecuntary Interest In the result
has been charged 70 the president
which charge has not been' adequate.
iy met. '''' PHI. McMiLiAN,
''' Hamilton, n. d.
q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
A, WORD ABOUT jewElRY.

There 10 jewelry and "Jewelry,"
and . large amount in, We fear,
sunk in The former. Sunk. be-.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; and to concen.
trate their attention. ON show.
Of course genuine: goodness il
dearer. than nero show, because
ito worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little sat,sfsc.
ton 7; TO b gotten ont Of show il
the quality. isa't bihind i. IA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

1t seems to bc q fact. pretty well
settled, that there 10 IN over produe.
tion Of wheat, and that the oliy re:
NEEDY ID 70 stop ''.aislas 60 4ueh:
North Dakota faih,erj,bS4iete fntysh
tue ovei.production theory and. il
remedy. but they want other farmers
to apply the remedy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

The experiment. Of trying to make
soldiers of the Indian seems to be a
total failure and orders have been Re.
celved to disbsnd the last troop 10
the service. The query naturally fol.
lows II an Indian 1arsier 10 IN. G."
- soldier, what can he be good for?'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23
Notsee 81 CITY Election.

In pursuance to section "a, com.
piled laws 1857, there will be an cleo.
ton held in the various wards Of the
city Of Pembina, on Monday, April 3,
1894. for the following officers.
One alderman, from ward i.
One alderman, from ward 2. ..
One alderman, from ward ;. t..
One city. treasurer. =. -
Four commissioners Of Cancellation.
The following places have beer de-
Kemp's 6ldtakeFy. ,oh Rolette Stfeet::
Ward No. q ~ :RSnchester Honae;
H1Ha Ne, A. The Res Qmses !, q
O'Clock in the forenoon and shall b
kept open continually until 4 'o'cFoSE
In the afternoon. \: ~ -. ~.
" T. a. ARMsTRoNG,
City Auditor.
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3 . ..e.::::s =: '.SS.' - ..
:: CO1GI,l(G!.:::

To tho pemBSSn ai; 81 ph;osto 1;si: III
do. Tuesday tndF n ednssday, 13ti
ind tfth:.of' March aid Win b
prepared to executs anything: II
ny 81. in the Latest Styles and
at prices that vill-bs within The
reach ofall'I shall depend on the
Quality Of my work 70 secure, the
desired quantity. " ...' .:.n: i,
= Call and. examine, work Anheive
me s,chsncs. to tormyohi scqa.ih.
tspce.
~..-.A. H; Andsson.
Hsilosk, MINI: Photographer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

SCHOOL. APpoRTloNlaHNTs.
The following are the amounts sp.
pofti0ned to the various school die.
tricts Of. this county, BY the March ip.
'porttohmeut. The money 10 derived
from school land fund, e1.ell.70 from
two mill tax, ETC., ea,ss7.is, aud ID
about el.22 per capita.
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Buetlsn's Asnsea 8alve.

{: The best slvCin the world foi cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblsins, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. Il 10 guarapteed to Iive per
feet satisfaction, OF money refunded.
Rrtce = cents per box. For sale BY
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

Ex-Governof John Miller has writ.
ten 3 letter declining to be consider.
ed . I. candidate for nomination as
governor. i.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

Thu Oak Leaf says last week; .sMtl
knew Of no democrat who favored fiS6I
trade, or talked II OF even hinted !atl
It," Great Jehosaphat! What, =
WhOppaf!
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AND EvsRyfaino ~ THs nussc LIN

far - We ourselves are concerned
We believe in, and 60 in for honest
a-ticles only Our stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry is a
splendid one, for silverware we
stand unequaled, we can guaran.
tee oil our goods to our customers.
for We know exactly what TO- buy
and give our patrons, nothing but
the best and INST durable that is
made; Wedding Rings. we'd
ding Presents.
NH Mrr.Ep
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

UeMy ukAI lIUt.
Does general dlrayisi
dsfivsFs Coal Wood
and Tee 10 III parts 81
, the city. "s J. y.
done promptly Sst.
-isfactiOA guarantee !,
Leave your. order at
r. L. Prices store.
..F,WAEaERe. Pror.
Agent Tor s,sndssd Oh ce
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FIRST NATIONAL

:. Probate 'N0tlee.
coansy Of Ps.bins. Ia County Court.
Notice for posting Of application for Letters
Tn shsmstisi Of the e.sa.s Of David Murray,
II deceaeed.'
;S: zen. ~. a. x e. !s,r
%.sssy ss :ss e s:sss
Murray decs.ssd. and that Monday the Nh dey
day. being day Of Q regular Sssp Of this court,
tto.wit; q he January Sin. A. p. iset q I'm.
hins In the county Of Pembins. stats % North
Dakota has been sst for. hssSinR eei6 petition,
Ehen and where any. pslsoa intei ssted may sp.
'peat end show cause why said petition should
not b 9ranted. ~.
e. ". Coxnr,
36-S3 Couniy Judss.
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&ixth Annpal afatament.

sof the rentius Iulle.ng ed L Nm Aso,i..
tion.
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,t, -. =" - - .-."'e''
Me1t4aIe hAis.

Seib
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&Sii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14

! think quite lays over anything ! ever |
agatI' one night wnen he was on |
WWttttttSu q young man came Into his place.
ter as you ever saw. The rules of his |
place don't allow dogs inside but this
S.i Wos Auch beauty that my FRIEND,
wy rs something OF a dog fancter, didn't
SSoy WORD. II was late and there were
IeW persons in the restaurant. the dog
N,os 0ulet ana well behaved, 20 this friend
OF mine didn't enforce the rule. That's
where ne made mistake; he knows II
now re was 20 busy admring the dog
u ,,a ne didn't pay much attention to the
man except TO notice that he was well
Glesseq; When he had finished his mcal
ne walked up To the 1sk and seemed
sshulhey troubled when he found he had
no money. Well, the final upshot was
may ne gave his name and address on
ashland bouleyard-at least, Ne gave a
name and address--aud offered TO leave
we oos as security while he went home
~ some money. My friend agreed, as
we dog was worth several hundred times
the amount Of the bill which was 40
cents ! think. The fellow was soucitous
put after many instructions no left And
ne hasn't come back Yet
The next day my friend went 20 the
lived thcfre. neither did the dog dog Wei.
Jim kept the dog and got In the habit Of
bringing Il down TO the restaurant at
night One night man came IN who
asked him why he didn't get out a IL
cense for so valuable n dog The idea had
EfglnSr oSeurrea 70 Jlm-ny the way, my
-, '1 ~ "aine rs jim, out uluh mean
-. y. ~, sup fonl..,out lAs neNt Gay ne
-, g. ~ tile CITY nu'l, pouRRl a lloehst ana
49, ,S,r,N '1'us az me cpiar as eou1d oe
,.,tss ~ vi ",licn was an engraved pate
~ It ..''.'e' Wl,.t ess anu llcensC numoer.
olo,T III WSeN OF SO eVetN.Alag Went
a. "a Il ISHG, jim ni'teEe0 apout ms
s,5ss ~ ii nau ~ ~ iIlehas ana eSquelnt-
''-'' ~ on l "uInire ,,.,,,,,
NONND IA4S MA9A liz
one Gay man, accomplished by an
o4l!eei. came Into Jim place and began
1siNlAs questions about Lndu uue. NOW
olulAdfliE, JIM as as truthful as men aver
ass oue ne hau grown lond oi MS dog,
ana "heu 1Adt copper began asking quea-
uuha ne decided tu suclcn Lne truth as
Jar as he could without downright lyius
bul nIs answers dian't satisfy and he was
yi1ttCl LJ bring lut.h the dog. Jam went
mo utth room after huu, hoping even
1 U'eh lhAt somehow be might save his
ups. but, bless you, the minute tho DOG
caught sight uL tuIt man N,ltu lAe copper
! Jtm knew his game WAS played and Jhe
stake awarded. The DOS u-agly had iit
ne Was SO glad. Then Jim made a clean
| breast OF lne whole matter but he isn't
certain even now Llat both the owner and
lns copper don't suspect MIN OK having
mana M stealing the dog. Jim telt so bad
Iy he dldu.t say anything about the Ii
eense or me collar and SO he Us out that
much besides lie has nun in a good at.fl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-14
49, s.nsence

,ood Teaxs. January l5.-ons
Id been on trial all this week 10
,lrt court for killing old man
Coleman county. The case was
"A ~ this county. Tho case was
the fury yesterday evening about
and last night ~ o'clock ING
.eht n their verdict. assessing pa
.nt al lie time imprisonment
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Woman an the rraco.

! Texas, January l5,---At 6 o'clock
q his wife, Frank solyer and Nc
ught in which Mrs. Moss shot
hrough the thigh. salyer took the
ON her, shot Mrs, Moss through
aud also shot Moss twice through
! and once IN the head, lie also
Mrs. Moss in the side. Moss Is
Nrs- Moss IS ina very critical con-
suffering mostly from the kick.
IN II delicate condition. shlyer'a
p serious. Mcclain shot ut Moss
ihout effect, The difficulty wns
alleged sfander Of Mrs. Moss by
Al except salycr are strangers
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-rrrn ehooiIng Aaray.

Lake. Texas, January lA--A diff
occurred last night on Captain
IA plantation. about six miles
wn. between two negroes. Steva
I'D Harrison Parker. Ia which the
gaa shot and almost Instantly
Selley was promptly arrested ny
e u. I. sutton and Is now held foI
lining trial. which win be conducts
rrow morning by Judge q. $.
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.nIen for ner Money.

lsee. Wis, January i5.--i1udclrh
ann, proprietor 81 the Cream city
which Mrs. schrmns was found
IF the building WIS partially de-
~ ARE last Friday morning, con-
lat he strangled his aged guest
uruoss OF rob5ing her, and after
ID the room. Hc failed 10 securs
ans money. Peckmann Is now 10
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9t the causes that have resulted IN Nah,
ing 10 every millionaire ten . ~ ul.iNs,
poor IL IS SUFFICIENT the coudiftor o,i.
IL is sufficient that In nearly cvor, t,,.,,
IN the United States an ARM, own
ployed men lndustrlong az, ,,'ns o. unein-
sirous 70 earn food, ci5thing s up5fls3nG Se-
their families can MOI ~ - anu Iuel Tor
ployment does not exist. 80 ''E Tue en-
What q grand and noble NOT n, ,,A,..,
thropy Il would be TO bring ,,,uiJo,,
these able-oodied wOrk-peSpie ortS w os
zen acre farms OF South Texas
bplAd them cottages and Furnish than,
lVois ana food, and In a Short line tbav
would manage the land: pr,isiI,, -
many NOWed from the eoi1 a. - 's.l.,N
some way should be adonte5 ,,br,.ti.,.
they can ilow from the rItiEs - W'leto9y
The land owners ~ S-t,E ~ wy eyll;
their agents the real 5St'H AsAas ana
sit down On south ~ Tsx g1sa ,s dealers may
TO the crack of 5o,gy ~ t.''1s rom now
land up into allotnants iHay Sut the
price I'M their ir,egi,,,,,-,'i'ss anu raise the
fact. like Baugiios sb ,tens l9hy, nut the
unless 30 sre Mi, people P those alloments,"
Inc tber, stv1''I eLort is made than slic-
i,rico U1,t'll 'I iNper-and raising the
Ti6v"d S,, ,ne cites OF the unem-
iS,,sfi -, -''"us uIauhg systems OF tn-
L-l'll improvements dig bitches, mike
r,,1JSi S nUl.u bridges; erect cottages and
try is good Tor 1t is plainly aTpsrsnt 'G fbnt
an the old channels OF Industry nre
CloGSed With people, and that neyy on,g
must be developed or anarchy IN, sSr,,a s
mug worse, viii result
would be for South Texas Il Ss- m, 10y ~
ers aud mJueyed men Womb rerSect at,
or her lands could be peopled win thses
worthy work people! Just, Think of IL
mere are 100000 of thnr, i,pev,,,ie,,n3 ~,
New York alone, and the same Tsiative
Union, IN plain words abs6ltitalv star ,,ire-
lot thc necessities OF lite. Small cUttaEe
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Sights and
Scenes Of the World

portfolios
II o
a
publishers
rated ri and
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WORKING DAY AND NIGHT.


portfolios
it was 90 10 &c this
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.Slaymates Of the rose ana u'I-
Y ere We enter In, to MI
u Your baskets high
mel green. and balm, and golden
n io,ter-mlnt and columblnes,
<. rsiey, basil sweet and sunny
E - flower ana leaf OF every
beautiful country and how
sppreciatedl What an admirable
,,st how little known or under
'pcv fertile the land. and yet how
i, efforts to maneuver it! How
n. blossomsl The roses have
,,,n,tl they are tired; they viii
,n,o A season of rest, and hya-
nsIss and dafodtls, now come
sc.ne. zephyrus, SO far has
Roreas, and Flora remains his
md together they Jet reign IN
uthland' .,o ,,y. ers
81 .s.s and the husbandman viii
9, EARLIEST springtime on the con-
this week is "a sort Of pot
'ete no use OF those sasaclous
IN nave already ditched, plowed
~ rei their lands ..t,,..o ,i,o
IN, grow a crop OF cdppage, tss
~ y" lamar Is the last month In
IA 70, eoyy the seed TO reap a val
~ ii ,yiu be best also TO SOW
IA, q frame of boards, with the
n :" r,l,il5.l up TO the outside OF
A Ibcn. if frosty nights come
T. me same with frames tnaRe
,,t sacks. While the plants
"a tbs rows may be prepared 10y
~ ',-r1vs at three feet apart, tAen
). s-'rrov.s with a good compost or
IL 1f hone meal or cotton SEED
-, Now. lap two burrows over
N "a follow with the nat BOARD.
" s,', t5e plants. one at every TWO
y ir9Eout Tor the cut worm ana
~ 7ny plants get cut down, ra-
I. woo Now, with the cWllNatqr'
Y md the noe. give them a lively
~ ,ri-. makes cabbage Ike STIR
: ',.,,5,,6d Go at them every week
- van can get Into the rows
~ TX rr.,1r "a tTNp of ulialLl. Inc
q YOU go h me last month in
y JlilN -, the seed TO advantage.
YOU can sg ~ burn out. mis-
ec ialsl ~ - cIon and a very val
~ lhIei y ~ ,I'' ssrSi,nd is plowed deep
on, II ~ ;s. bsrrowe5. YOU may
loloubhi! - nc y6u would sow
elther osoo -, dr,Il 1T in ten-inch
;, 81 YOU LIZ ne hand cultivator
az men ~. tal,an ont gtraddle
ing lt9nt ,iet tbaIn tben replace the
~ anu MO' N. -,,i55Ieg The reason
an cledn , III c ,,', is Inv the first of
nch a yalna. ~. 80 sn5 iced IN vour
X Is 70 ~ va y,iii ci,t dve IONS
sue ah W ...,,. ,tte,tion is Maid IN
49, II Ptnp ,e,,S a. ,,a,,.s, "a come
dtAe crop Il, Is s soy1 Kan, IN ,ifsifa is n
ner ttNli 80. ti. r,,,t,t,',- r-rSn,.
zen an WlhtsE n ''t'' ~, - 80 mn
clrcnllS tanees, Il, % III, IN f,,.nitH
=! sss' moss lC"il! - ~, IL. r1
tooa ior tnenl , 49, -. ola
B fnd Wheh ha1gl 10 10 us "
-. CuS II !us, u.s. so, 80
le put unuer no gu g"t'l7Ii'i ~ ~
p2 StuTeI; OF s,osh WI. ~ ~ ~
~ IL WI ny eOn'S asal, '' -
81 ana NUTRITIOUS nay, easgL4y e ~.
Aliis 81 sSDch' ai.I . e. d t''S51 ii,' .
W. lHIlle nine months III IiiF year %