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.... I T1 r! i 2 WEEKLY HERALD;. FLkrrSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, APRIL 10, 1&K. There ar. many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory. They are not, but Hke all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it. 'Tis sold tvervvvherc. BY TI1K HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY. O. II. liOI.TO , tun OK A i Makauku. PubllshJ ever) Thi'rsday, anl Jally --iy eveuluu nxot-pt u.iJay. HeKlstered at the I'l ittsinouth. Neb. p st ofllce for transiilsi()ii through the U. S. inuil at second clasM rates. r-HVe corner Vine and Fifth streets. Tr!i phone 38. TP.UMS FR WK'KLV, One copy. ne year. In advance $!M One coj.y, one year, not In advance .... 2 00 One copy. six moiithf. lu advance 75 One c uy, three mcnth. In advauce 40 TKK.VH 1'OK DAILVj One copy one j ar iu adv nee $6 00 One copy per month, by carrier W One copy per week, by carrier If. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1800. EXcVi ANGABLE VALUES or 1 PRODUCTS. Although the dollar-and-cent value of farm products are small, the ir tx- changable vaiu.es for product of other industries is greater than cyer before. That is to saj, although in some but not in &U cases, the number of dollar or cents mar now be bs thHn in olden tiuies, those dollars cents will buy now much more thun they would have done then As an illustration of this we will quote from Curroll D. Wright's tables on "we and prices from 1752 to 1800," aud with the facts before us, as shown by current market reports, see that the conditions The competition of cheap lands and too many farmers in the west has not only reduced the price of cereals litre to a figure below the mark of a possible profit to the producer, but it has driven the eastern farmer who hua lK.cn making money heretofore cn land valued at $200 per acre to absolute bankruptcy. The telegraph last week mentions the fact of over 200 farmers in New Jersey, having been closed out and their farms sold at sheriff sale. The cheap lands are not all gone yet and the desire to tmWark in farming operations does not appear to have abated in the least, the only tiling that is done is to enter a vigorous kick and condemn the government, because The work of six r eight public spir therein relative, have since then been in-1 Cor;i wheat are not worth more money tensified. We quote Mr. Wright's earliest on i"C general market. and latest quotations of prices of farm r.mdnctia nu f..l1i-iu'fi. . . - IT. . . . . .. i , iieu men in organizing ana placing a Beans, Corn. Oats, Ouious Peas 1307. 17C8. 1752 1757 1TC8 ISO. barrel , buhtl pound Potatoes 1732 Uice 1783 Butter 1762 " Cheese 1752 " Milk 17H uu:ut .... So much for what the .i;m lsco.. 80 " .. 73 . .. S3 1349... . 1 00 1859... . 1 31 1847... 40 18G0 .. 1809 . . 17 18G0 .. . 04 .. . 02 159. .. farmer v. 2 fi 2 60 new electric lump company in the liekl 80 I im mediately on the heels of the recent failure, is worthy of more than a pas-sin;? mention. It shows one tiling very co..- 8 clusively, that Plattsmouth contains men 03 I ..r ,!.,.,.. ,i ,.ii, i I UIJl IIUUHU (MULtt U1IU I HI Sc II II 11 It , .... 14 m'n wno are willing to risk their means 05 I for the pushing forward of great enter mm u i urines mat win uuim mi m imnmvi- stil; the prices of what he bought quite our city. There was but a baker's dozen promiscuously taken were as follows: 0f just such men as this that marie Sioux Calico per yard KM 79 15 ...0 1-1 to 25 C nitv wi,u f,.wr ,.,ilri.T,t,1M .,.,., r,,....,. J , ...... ..,. uii i i.i.viiv O llltlll A A ' l Ll-t-illC tO 25 .11 to 21 'nouth, the metropolis of Iowa undone . 16 to 27 of the best cities in the wt st. And it is 8t"12 this commendable spirit that will make 50,. Plattainouth tne of tliu prosporous cities He in Nebraska So good a beginning hav- inn now been made 1. t us see if others to 13c ... .... win uot take hold and organize other Caiiibilc ' Giuliani " Poplin Co ton cloth Cottar per lb lea -uiiar loaf hum per k. ll'-n Nails per poun.l 1771 1 02 1 83 J 1797 55 1859.. 1784 44 1853 . 1784 CC tol 201859. 17S2 35 I860 1754 1 33 1BC0.. 1754 18 18C0 . 17C1 50 1830.. 1S02 IS 183-.I.. YKucue- per uro-ls37 70 1859 4i)C EDITORIAL ETHICS. Thb new electric lamp company is a winner the is built that way. Chief engineer Lewis informs us th'it permanent work on the new Missouri Pacific eitensun will be commenced ut once. Ojjk of the drawbacks to the Austra lian ballot system i3 the deiay in count . i tiirr tlitt tritH' lnt t h npntilo pun liffurd '"Ft -" u I 1 I i- to wait in view of the fact that the re- ii vublican party profits by tho proceed- J ings. It will be seen by the above that while important factories and thus forge t the farm products substantially and on the front win re we belong. iiverrtcrtt with simri.ined in urieea for a i- ,0n .u i i Mn Albion W. Touho.e, who has cen'ury ending in 1800, the goods need- ed by the farmers fcr family supply, par- niust .f his life in the sooth speak- ticularly throducts of the loom and ,nK gvermenal supervision of el. ct- ton- whose. coi.omies were instituted 'ong other things very truthfully hu m iifliinorv rhu rnbf nf in r? u oa was I much lessened. True, the farmer was also aided bv newlv invented machinery, but its effects had not materially affected the c"f,i'I"t. 9 citizens, and, in many llin.r ..rite of hi nrodurt.. and as a I ev en as men, as :s accoiiieri repun 0 . , i consi ouenCK hi; had more monev to dtvoti- to the comfort of his familv and the e'- 1,1 th,rty dava ucation -f hts chihlern. The sand which ' ver? r-pul'lican would admit that it was hi. wif had neHtlvB.,read over the floors ful1 jtlfied. Yet the repuUibun in former years was superced.d. first by " f"ler8 of congress tremble at the id.-a home made and then by factory made " l ' Ciu, ror carpets. Cottage organs and pianos grd If democratic voters in half adoz cn republican states of the north were iiven the same treatment as voters, as lic.iiis at the south, rebellion would result More than that almost ually took the place of the fiddle In the fanner's parlor and his daughters were not only rained in the accomp'iahments of music aud dancing, but when emergency r quired could, woidd, and did jauntily, perhaps, with kid gloves on the planting, sowing, or reaping machine, and without fatigue effect as members of their own body, the republi can voters of the south! This is not so much from lack if cour age ou"the part of republican congress men as from doubt of sincerity and ear nestness of conviction of the party they seat themselves re,nf:ent- Indlvldufl11 th' ec the tbsurdity of the position in winch they are placed. They recognize the necess ty MENDING HIS NETS. Many centuries ago an old man and his sons sat meuding their fishing nets in a bout upon a 1 ttle inl-md sea in Asia. Their boat ws anchored near the shore; otln-r boats were near them, their crews hauling in fish. The old man, it is like ly, was in haste to mend the nets, and go on with the day's work. A in to rune down the beach. He called to them, and bade them lay down their mts. iMve up their fishing and follow Him. Win n they lizard Him, something told them in their hearts thai this call meant tlr.t they should forsake the life to w hich they had always been used, fishing, eating, sleep ing, surrounded by neighbors and Iricnds and that they should begin a different work for the people who were stringers to them. Here were theii r.ets, their own boats, the blue waters filled with fish, the peaceful hills along the const, the calm little valleys between! here Wile houic, and comfort and sec in it y. Yonder was the Man on the shore, calling to them to follow Him it might be to hun ger, to pain, possioly to death. IJuf each man heard God f-penking to his soul in that vice. The ti-h rman' son-, arose and followed Him who had called. Hut their father sat still :md mended his nets. These two young nun, (luring un rest of their lives, wandered hoiuelos; they suffered persecution, privation and pain, and one at least perished a nnityr to his faith. But they helped to biing Truth into the wmld; tin y have lifted ! millions of souls out of barbarism up to i lidit and freedom and love. Of tln-ir j " r father we do not even know that he nu n- j di d his nets securely. j Possibly to the reader of this article j has c nic, or some day will come, the J same Voice, saying, "Follow Me." You! TOO DKI'XK 'Oft lU'TV. toli-t il Trial for 1.' ru n n.--. YVliIW Actinic .finite 1iIvoi-;ii. FoltT Yatk-. N. 1.. Apr l 7. The coiirt-inart in of ("apt. Ivlmoud lVrliet, i"?oop F, lvghth cavalry, bcau Sat.ir slav. Tlie cl.ai'go is tli.n of di iiuLeiiiK'ss while piesji'ting oor ;v ieiu! .naiiiil. till the t-pcriiicilio'i Kfl n;i t : :l to drunk tlie eaii t v, a.; ..iji I'i:ilKJN.S - JI0U.SK, -IT, MJ i'M nil,i m..- Plattsmouth, - ( c-liraaka. 11. M. Pioi-iej ,r, , !! ll.: w ;is 1 to ad K -urn to tH-nait li:':i in s.it.: r ii Jud ;c Advocate- lo-ii. (Jice !-:,- tl. diicu-d the j.ro' ce-iUiuii nml 1.: ;!. Ciowder, who ::et..'d m tin- : i:.io c.i;:i lity nt tie S it-lie coiiii in ..t t I i- C-'gn. li'(-:ilcd f'fr tie t!( f'-!;i::i . I' ehet )-.';!!ed M.t gisi.tv. 1 l:c wanes-. Lieut. Ahl.olt. said h'.- l;i ti) a ljom ii II I- coin) licc.i':-.!' il w .1 ri.i;,ioii l!i:-.t l':ipt. I'n In t v. i; ; - Umi 1 roi 11 tin- 1 I. re I , 1' a 1 01! s j i 1 e. I I looLs testified l.c i!iil;-l,! !'.-. lift neither drunk r so'.er, but. tV. cell. I. .-u!. - ci- tc-i-.i -.' !M:c.' ' n:e. .m-.'ii' ol lie.' m 1!; lii"; to sHi-iir jusiii i'l iiuli. iil.d he ma y !; li liiii.-ala- . A I ce iii I':-; so' a ! i - r-1 ;r-t v.-d I is .!!.: : 1 i;e v . ; ' - : SICOTiR DAY ilia OP. The Pel li UiM. valid !: IiO W 1 !' 1 . 1 1 1 1" 11 ib-i s w i 1 1 ijl.MJ ui.il up. I, m 1 n t h"i oii;.-id -. I -.( 1.. 1.1 ,.', 1 I'l ! le- s!a!e " h t.y it.. -t l. 1. 1 , wi ck at tl.e GOOD BAR COITITECTED. Uallery's frl e a i 1 (iih r 1! iiioii lll -c I, ! iin s'.it 1 t. i!v t :, :! .i! a: : i. :.: . ;;. V it i 11 Ye 1 r.i i; I ' i 1 t , i ' 1 1 ; r- i lln i c 1 -111 u i . . . (. 'T- N ;.'.v (. , .:.fi! 7. ASi.hndid M u ki f . where I'.-rth li i is I'n ,f ( ' -... v,- nun t,, ; -h i.w, mi Ji it tlo- P.iti en of lie- I'uhlic. i;( ci;:i! :-; I i 'e.;. t h.- ( '.:i til:. 1 . i i 11.;. i! : ! a ' . ! ti to t!:- - Ci-iiK ii : Mt:-ii i i . : ; -n aii-I Tin: ('iioirj:s;s'n;.Ks, i:xci id i koasts, 'jin; m i ls t cuts, ri.MisT ( Ti;i:o MUATS. 1-. I -1 " : ''Mil-'; I ill I! 'Mil - ii.ii i i i.i. in a ' . i - - a -line i'n. 1 : .-. I ill IH .1 'I. - t iu alio Ii: . V.W.I J.LY 1 i x j;e. t lo 1 'i i-p M ll: -t I I hi: I The Hekald mentions n ant ther column JU" .. . .. (7 tbe prospect of getting fome cheap mon- for vigorous and effective legislation to I . . . . I miifh ri'snlra in nn nn their trrunO;- I t 1 Icy m Plattsmouth to loan on residence . , " , protect the southern republican ia h Ii I .... - fatliiTs Hni iKhnnnnnlT in ten dava and I r 1 U property that will be of vast benfct to tlie .... ' " rights of person, speech, and eitizcnl.:p city. lr. IJ.owne snou auecongatu fl- But tiince 1800. when Mr. "Wright clo-- Tne see the danger that threatens fiee v" oni-v" f-.- r ts I , , . ..... ... t r i speeeu anu iree government, ami leci . . I e.l his statistic, this stimulation of larm i-uiluj, m iuuii; .muuS u . . .. . .. T tiipt it something effectual ia not dor - at oricea have resulted, especially as redact- t,,is B,"935on the c"noea are that a Ion rarv ,-im-rti. to fain by his co.ainued and ion of prices in farm stuffs Was not been l)e'iod of reprtlon and reactionary lunprovoked assault upon mayor Richey followed by a corresponding incree of domination will ensue. But they do not uci ic. T u uinb fciitrii l.l'll?lliu urjri leilllZC HVi le! n-i t- The streets need cleaning, but no funds ron.sciption, os the man who would if he I i . . 1 . f .r . have been provided forthat purpose, the could rhesply, buy two coats, where and narinai iney may noi ue supportea in tue much needed legislation. It is for this leaso'u f (democratic city council and uot the j when he formerly bought one coat, double mayor is to furnish the money and make j ami jUJtdruple his food, because prices the order for the work. We have not are down. Farmers must, in the immedi .critcised them believing they knew lest J ate future, curtail their products ordiver- hvhat the finances of the city would id-1 sify them. ex ;low of in that direction. 5 The outlook never appeared so bright in Plattsmouth as at the present time. The untiring efforts of Judge Chapman, ,Wni. Neville, MrBallou, Mr Kichey, J. M Patterson and others will bring us the long iesired and long looked lor Missouri i'acific. Contracts are ueincr let every j ... - itay for business blocks ana residences ! hat sre far better than the general run f such b'.'iidings in the cities of this size. iVorking together of nil interests for the II no c - inmjjjjiji good will at the close of the present year make such a showing : s i rvould pl:u:e our city far ahead of any Ir is yery queer that free trade Eug- lir.d should invest i s money so largely that so many of them hesitate. Tluir doubt is not wholly unfounded. The republicans have so long pi cached harmony and concord, so long professed their belief that all the ills attaching to southern conditions aie merely sporadic in ihe tax ridden, poverty stricken, duty s long counseled moderation nnd p-iti-loving, tariff cur9cd country, known as ence, that they have dulled the pulse of the United States jut now. It is said resentment and cast doubt upon their that more 4 than one hundred million I own professions of wrongs done to their dollars hive been added to the taxable fellow republicans. The wr:ter his al- wealth of this country from foreign in-j ways deemed palliation of unpleasant Vestments within the last Year: and all truths for the nn-re sake of sparing the will know what it means, Uo not any longer give ;;p your life to the work ol fishing or trading or earning lnor.; y in any way merely to buy ie--es-saiies mi l luxuries. Follow Me. II '; your fellow nit n to come nearer to God. Do it in your business ; in your d tily life. Bring truth and order ami love into the world. B;; ready to sacrifice yourself". It nmy Cost you comfort, it may cost you friends. possidly life itse f. Do it Have you heard th- Voice? Companion. The election ol Hn. Thomas B. B- '-d as spi aker of the present lmu-e of repre sentatives was a most tortun ite one tor the country and for his party. II. t h is shown himself to be not h ss sound in judgment than courageous in action, and the men w ho supposed they were cleeti d not to make wholesome laws but to ob struct needed legislation have been m -i'Ic absolutely powerless under the speaker method of dealing with them. They have found the speaker a man of nerve as well as brain, aud the old anti-bellum tactics of bluffing anil buidozing has only driven them farther from the point desired. It has always seemed to us that the north was ever too read-to comp o mise with the valuable bluffer from the smith, we have had to few Ben Wadts. Oliver P. Morton's and Tom Ujcd's for the good i-f the country. A glance at j th'- the history ot congress lor the tvinty years immediately preceding the war i. enough to make a northern man almo.-t ashamed of his very existence in the north at tha: time. To those familiar with the history of the political parties at that time, Mr. Reed appears as an oasis in a desert, or as a towering mast-dye, in a forest of mongrel saplings. No one would think of him iu comparison with Mr. Keefer, tlie last republican speaki r, whose weak vacillating coins. had much to do with our loss of the low er braucli of congress. Wc trust tlk' ex ample of Mr Reed will give repub'.! m Ss Of ! i - i i ' ; 1 1 N I . ! lo ' I Js ol i t i e' !t.e: ' 'i ,-u.i "a I ,: r- . V. J 1 t IliJ I- te ,,( K Mill lio):c..if .1 of .Mi .--".!: i I ' ii .i in .-:- i ; s Is, to fi 1, -II-1 Up- Ji I t I -I. t. 1 i -CO '" M.lt (. .V, I J in. Alt I. V. i cl'.;-.-d Mis; "J" tie I led i v: I Ta.-t! r .N. N. Y.. A :;:i ! Mi i L ie: from ( !:-! -,i!i l.i'i Vs i . ii ! 'er ( ;i i!.-. s a 1" :r,d tlw- t ; tin! Jul" W.'IS c i-eltiiieate r ..lav l- Mis-, iiili! lor m Iin-! ct'-r -. 1 j i e i' . '"!;' v. : M. ! i- ! 1 IS It:. Ii . I J - -i i: -1 1 ( 'il i. s arc e. i si i!r.;ili :'.!. -ie i:t vil';t In;';., .si.!" to ;i; - . . l.v ;l t-i.it ti c It s! I,-" i 'l ; ic .t a! h.'i.in - rie.i fiooi ! I ii-l lin t il'l to l!:e s st, h:.Vi lis! ;:- iMia !. a ;i a 'cn v. ii ii ! i' ; r c i ; i ; c r , "1 IMA!!. T"i;;ACi ( okj;i:s" re Tim? a ABTlCLKd '.'.'i. 1 ss... t.-e; x-itic re o: . i a- I . ! I .1. 1 'Ti A, N 1 ci? !; -r l .-: c;.!ij!il lit Li'- ":i i I. i- b. ;-r, i-- u ;t :i 1 . ! i!l- ihe A :i--i! .to il'l i -1 ! i:i.l !:.!.-. il 7. A 1 OS 1 1' . ll.' Irae V. 1 V T 1 - i r ne .1.;., ..r, l ..r..f..r.; .... m.l m-in.-i. I f(linira of Hip niifhora nl nticlf-ra of LU1.1 UUICI 'l UU V.U I I. 111 UUVA piiwvr 1 ...... . . - v ..... .... - ,. . , . I I tlii. trniiw.ri7inrf lw.:in lnlo7 tio.r li-:w . ..... , . ..I ...... f. .... I '-'. 1.-'..... ...... .. crime to oe in itseii a dime ot hardly . . j less magnitude. The result of the timer pally from free trade England. ;'f the would be third cities in the state. t The report of the great commercial J oun hesitating, undecided diameter of re agency of R. G. Dunn & Co.. for tin publican sentiment through the north has Wi-ek ending Saturday last, is decidedly been to breed contempt in the minds of hop.-ful; quoting from th-.ir report they I the democrats north and south for repub- say: I he hrst quarter ol tue year has. I lican manhood and embolden them in the If it be true asasserted day after dnvbv Pl d without the financial disturbance ilS9ertion of pwer. This is sn in the I iv Ii ir r nio n v C4tv ri'tiQnn ti fnur with t.'W I - lie democratic organs, that their party is , r f.. . ft)im(, 't f recent action of Tenness -e a.id Mississippi to the trusts, then it is very much jast year Hn( smaller liabilities by 12 per m thJ direction of disfranchising die b need of a new set of leaders in place of cent, with a larger railrond tonnage than I colored voters of these states. rrrrvthic. in m tue same quarter of any previous year I The talk of Grcver Cleveland about fheir power to defeat anti-trust legisla- d ,?r,,'r ,u.m",?t9 than "r' ballot reform, whose election was only 1 I thmugh banker s clearing houses, outside , . . Finn Tt ia hIV further necessary, as an I .r x-... i i. : u I made possible by the grossest supnressi. n j. - i 01 iew iuik, x ureign uauu lih irru - fct at least of good faith, that the mil- heavier than ever for the season, nnd do- of nearly half 'he voters in five states is T- naire monopolists, who have fatted off I domestic consumption, while much small audacious demaeoguery of the worst r man usual in coai, m wooiens ana in i type. The language of Mr. Tourjr. e congressman more backbone and 1 the temporizing pe; i heretofore obtained on our side of tin A! ir . ( ' ;'; i : Oi .11' ;l ; i. ! Cli'i a -i t . i.; !;.-e .'I. "i." ! i olt '. :. 'i i i ..:i e.i ;-. i L.M-.i-. C on i:f-. ; i. a t ii i: "llr. IM '.s-i. ": i-X'l. C - .ti i -i ! ti..- i im -r ol lis I :i oi the: bl'iike. ! IC il IS 't 1" il l Oil. t ' ii s -,'' e; . : -! l-i.'tli.l i or w :.s d ' i i ' l i i e thai ;iu- :'it K-i i train. '' (if 4 pi CIVIL i' - .;. r , s ii-:.!. ; t- v. -w- O i i ; ill i,i : i.i t- of SlVi. l'.;e 1 ( t '' 1,1 i t.- 1 1 ! ! i . I 1 : i i , . (.i o ;;-ij'.c.i"is !. to liu fjti'.hf 1 f -' ra-; i c; 'ii i- r. i, I'tl-el. Ti!.', ii-!s wore s'-oi om: -s ut i.;;:!i ! . ;! to is i.iii t ) i.--. i; ,;i TiO i-'AY. i .' ;!i 13 I O Dcugii-s : . V A l.- - e : J I i It. : I . ; . i a i ;i in ; 1 1 .-. i i ' I s. i : i: i ; i - ! C ; ; : ".ill. i; is s- h. ;:. i i.i. t- : ?v 7. V . fCiJ ii (.'; ('! a. :. '.. i- 'l me ajj.t ;:!.:, i s, i-.i. I::-.' r-s'l iii! a - y l -'.. ", - ol' Iin; ra-- I liee. house. The compromising of a wrung nr-yer makes a right. Ui.. I is v. , I lfi trusts and illegal combinations, should j e retired promptly and witho-t cere- lony. The demagogical cry of the de - Aocratic party agaicst trusts, only makes lainer their hypocrisy, while such men i Whitney, Flower Payna and the re- .1 l ...,! ...n....f from Ohio Calvin I .uny nau-H iuiv. w 0lSUai onserver, a ..l i 3 .1..1 , rice, ar Known auci iouucu as mc - ading lights of the party. A little bit : practice and less howl from the demo Utic press nvght lead an intelligent d.Iic to think some of the critics were .; i. :.,.! n..tn mest w.nle at present, au u"'-""-" n would be they were knowingly and tentionally dishonest. During the dis i'ssion of the Sherman anti trust bill in e Eenate, where every known obstacle been thrown in the way cf the pas of tha measure, by the democratic Tators, not even a whisper ol criticism i reproach has been heard fronj the 5 -tupokUcsof puritC?) aod reform. heavy winter goods, has been at the mix ininm in n"arly all other lines." Their report on the receipts of coin as compared with lust year at Chicago, is simply won derful, and why prices are not worse de moralize! than they are, is not. to the apparent. They say: "Chicago's grain trtd. continues enorm ous, corn receipts fcr n week being 3.250 000 bushels, iejnst 230.000 last year Drt sed beef tliows a four-fold gain, other meats a large incrss ', and dry goods sales a giin over la year of 10 per crnt thus far. At Philadelphia tb quoted above is clear, positive and un equivocal; it carries great weis'tcom lug from a man who has not only livd in the south and is personally conversant with facts, but has made this question a study for years. Ifinthtf-r trnrlf ia n na fflort thi A i-n . truAi fair, snd tobacco more nctive. rTimUr -nicies are to be accompanied Bishop Potter will contribute to Har per's Young People to be published April Sth a p-iper on "David and J lm ath.in." This is the fust in a "Bible story" series of articles by prominent di vines of ditT.Tcnt denominations. The with il ly an to Sumatra, because of proposed lustrations specially drawn for Harper's rintis. but bnilr!lnsr In March fulls for Youner People by well known Frem h below last year's record.' artibts. C . . . . n. rt . . n, . n a n . 1 I L . . I nt 1 , 1 . I 1 , ... oun Bimiiiiiriirumi iu iimniv reuii i c-iiiiureii wno are irouoieu wun yesterday by Jas Matthews asiainit M-iria j wrrms rriay lie quickly relieved by giv- 0. Jonea and Nellio Jooes, fcr $150 forj,ng lIiem Dr. J. U. McLean s Liquid professional gferricea. "W hen in lSSGthe Harvesting M ichii.i j made practically of steel instead of wood j was introduced it was denounced by nil harvestir manufac urers, exc pt tie! i mcnuf iturers inlrod ticiug ir Willi on j Dueling & Co because, as they sri !, it j was not as durable as the wood, n in i- j chines, but in reality th-ir d iiunri itioii ! wa caused by the f;ict that thev fcart d that it would overturn tu- ir old m- tho "s of m inufacture and give the farmer midlines so durable in structure ';s to prevent their frequent reappearance to purchase another in ichin . Viu. D -ering & Co, however, p--rsit-ed in iriving th" farmers the bein-iit of their inventive ability, and in four har vest S"iisons they have forced evi ry oili er nimn fa"turer worth ca!lin' uch to bniid an imitdion steel machine. For IS90 th firming public will see their gre-itest aelieivenj2nt the X.".v Junior Steel Binder, o i ; ; ! ; i ; . s -):" t j'-.- id. i.- ! 1 ." V !' V V LJ it 1. i 1 i-f ! f (::. I.i . t r . ' . . , 1 .son 1: 10 a. oil 1 i D Vr. 1 t 1: stii-yt d ti.e i:!.i::.; o-'iiilS.'Ii i l'-,e C mill an .1 live j a. i' i .-.1. C i .i.i .;i .il '.V -n-. -t. o i ot; 11 Oil ! 1 I.'- j;jA -n Iii-'.. -vit'i icat-' ins !iV. Knox and Liu :i wiii i e ci .n-i.l . e i s-- v'i a t-w ii -. i -1.! ' A i I I Th. j Vermifuge. It kills and pls worms. WiUtijia, xo&ne &wfett and others. Anna Fuller wiil contribute ro ih--number of Harper's Bizir to l publh ed April 11th a story entitled "Old Lady Prtt." Tt Is a sequel to the story r n titled "Aunt B tsv's Photograph." which upon its appearance in a recent number of the Bazar, was hailed a a proof that ; . ii American literature was about to 1 en - ; v.". :r. -7- it, riched by th works of another sironu j -,,,..,! I f.-; Xew Ehsland cenre nrtist of the school ; .. of Harriet Prescott Spofford. Mary E. I baruvd. L-.o, -J,O0J; w.l iu,uWd. t '1 O'.aMr i: ;,. .1 i'.".V I wish tr; say to in;, lists, i uttei:d hcturis at i!-:, 1'iis winter, m v office wiil b: fio.-.i D.-f. ' l !"'i lhat ic I .,i '.f."!l lo. t X( e;.-t .-. v.i, :. I I I. ii I .-oil. ;:e ' d till till .I.ni, I'.'.'i to do r.11 ret o fore. Is ot (l-ruul vt'ii as i-Dr. G- A. Iilar shall. "we- con-