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As everyiuing esczEu ii io w
on their lovely iorsw? and there must
be fcozneimug in jue iu roan bijwj w
iad-io the ids In the Eternal
-xniail. in order to love the roseg and
the limes, tne oateieg nu me vwiei j
to to love the flowers w God-like- It
make tbe soul beautiful . it help? to
tStffrjrs4b-.. Tbe refining Influ
ence of Jtowers fe well known. It
causes the spirit lofcend out to Heaven
an fncenfce fcweet and fragrant-like
"myrrh on the wind? of Araby,"
liard m! eruel and dark 1 that na
ture, which the fairy farms and dcli
eateiitfteand dellckiw fraurahce of
Sowers cannot influence. Persons of
hfcjb-ioned ten&ment and senfcative
rigfnatiojj always love the rose.
Bocae delicate -and exquWte tempera
jaente can be thrown into an enrupt
uredfctate by the sweet Influence of
the dainty flowers. As the poppy
sends sleep to the weary eyes, o a
thousand influences from the charm
ed flowers acts upon the jjerve and
brain.
The flowers is one of the powers
which blew the earth. Man Is not to
live by "bread alone," but by every
"word" which cotnetb from the mouth
ef GotI, The flower is one of God'x
-wirdg ; bin expressed thought ; so it
becomes a part of ww'jb life. It helps
t lift; him out of the material night.
Jaio the regions of poetry and sun
shine. It requires many ana power
ful influences, to pierce the cruet of
materialism, thick and dark, In which
men arc enclosed, and let them out
into the freedom of thought, into the
beauty of Idem, Into the poetry of
things, iatojunlfght, into starlight.
Into spiritual' light, and liberty, which
is the true life.
-Tlie Influence of a flower Is often
felt wftK a f6rce; when dreary and
sad, wandering Jn the land of the stran
ger, some native flower meets the
sense. May be but the golden dandy
lion -which hasbeea-neof thejoys
of childhood; or may Ve-itJsfitilytne
sweet, white clover blossoms, whiek
hare heea woven into garlands when
tripping on to the dear old school
house. ' JFlowers belong to all baggy
and sacred places. Th ey have ape&ul
iar fascination, as their white petals,
andireen leaves -gleam Ic the dark,
or golden tresses of the fair young
bride. Fiowers seem linked with the
sacredness of the marriage vow.
Too sacred for a light thought, or
earthly touch, are the pure flowers In
the cold, white hands, loldetf over the
still heart of the loved form, shrowd
d in the coffin. The memory of
those flowers and those white hands
drive away all unholy thoughts from
the bouL and it becomes angelic, and
,-fehrInks from, the impurities of earth,
and goes out after lieaTenly life,
as the flower seek dew, shower,
Iife,
ri x 4- t IIis-la I if iffll 1
it mux mj. " ":- "r;,y, Motwer colore, Uejn? a
JJjjDgs ve cau novren cxifcieu in uisu tjJey arrive at the
ffrcat creative mxna veiore wcr vviit,7r
join and sun-fihine. It has been iimpUtmenll needed that does Its-work well
ald Ih much truthisnd beauty. "NoH" H kind of grain. In oil condition od
evil spirit can go through tt window
where there is a nower." w en wouiu
it bo If every avenue from tlie heart
to tlie brain waa as wen proiecieu
frora-ovil Influences us a window with
irowors; Tfcen a charm from the ra
dlent akies would ebield off all un-hoiy-influence
from evil beings either
inorout of the form.
Sor testimony from high source,
fiir-placlng flowers in a prominent po
sition among blessed Influences, look
at the vine-clad htlte of Sudea. Bee
Jegua in pyrapathy and communion
witli everything true and beautiful in
ieaven and earth, living a higher and
aaere spiritual life than the multitude
around lilm, and w he moves majest
ically along, teaching the people
heavenly Tvlsdom, be points to the
blushing, graceful flowers, and says :
"Behold the Hllies Solomon in all
his glory was not arranged like one
of these." No princely position, no
surroundings of wealth could equal
th glory of the Hllies. in the mind
f Cbrbit. Thank God for the flow
ers, and their blessed, sacred influ
ence. Jesnettb Habdino,
London, Neb.
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SepoRset Hogs
A firr weeks ago, it will te remem
bered, we gave statistics of hogs fat
tened at Blmwood, Illinois, furnished
by a correspondent at that place. A
short time after that Ezra. 31clntire
of Keponset wrote as follows": '"I
have the pleasure to report a list of
bogs raised and shipped from Kcpon
set from Dec. 25th, 1809, to Feb. 10th,
1870, These bogs were raised by my
neighbors, in the good old fashioned
way, and were of the Neponset breed.
The ownerss hipped them nearly all
themselves, and obtained the highest
market price. Their average age is
probably about 12 months.
No. Head. Av. vt.
Gautama Tlbblts..... 35 S3G
Phillip Bheft ......-. 4i 481
James lnKhara.. 70 480
James Mlller..... 0 4M
A. Gould.......... 43 410
R, 8tahler 40 430
Jack.8tabIcr........ & 440
WimawBlaUler . 63 m
R. McKte 123 425
JohnAxthorM.... 30 428
J. Eleblnfcliam.m... 10 im
T. P. CoarrIer-... 30 400
orgHaldler.. 21 425
John jlftU-g ........ .. 7S VM
M. BBteelT,,..-. .. 40 445
J. LAiaAxMer...., 08 460
H. D. Lylo ,. . 40 457
John McarM.m..M.M.X. 49 415
Totai'....- ,.., 982 H2,l'J2
" I might continue my list ;nuch
longer by dropping elow 400 weight,
of many nice Jots of hog, but I trust
this will be sufiicleat to meet our
challenge from Einiwood. We shall
continue to claim that NepoajtlH the
-banner tovrw of Illinois for raising
hogs until fairly beat. Imhjhtwitb
propriety add hero that there Jias
been shipped from this place since
Nov. J st, to March 15, 100 ear loads of
hogs, at an average weight of 300 B
Ser head. "Whole number of head
,300, making for us 2,905,000 lbs of
pork. Beat it who can."
t Floweris. s
It fs sniff that almost all Kinds of
flowers sle p during tlto nlglit. The
marigold goes to bed with the sun and
rises weeping. Many plants are so
,ensativo that their leaves close dur
ing the passage 01 a cloud. The dan
dalicn opens at five or six; o'clock in
the morning, and closes at nine In the
evening. Tke daisy opens its days' eye
to meet the early beam of morning.
The crocus, tulip, and many others,
elose their blossoms at different hours
toward evening. The Ivy leaved let
tuce opens at eight in the mornincr.
closes forever at four in the afternoon.
The nlghfcfloweringcereus turns night
Into day ; it begins to expand. itsmag
niflcent sweet-scented blossoms in
twilight; it is in full bloom at mid
sight, and closes never to open again
at the dawn of day. In a olover field
not a leaf opens till after sunrise. So
says a celebrated author, who has de
roted much time to the study of plants
and often watched them in their
slumbers. Those plants which seem
to be awake all night, ho styles- the
bats and owles of the vcgetabJo king
dom. Crops are looking -well.
The Gold Hill Item, of the 24th nit.
thus describes it:
HowAhaPlhe flowers of May are
brightly blooming on the hill-sides,
xmoB'4 the umbrageous sagebrush,
ihe Piutes oreoccafcionally bringing
them Stotowi for leu 21iey fr
ranze theni into hcix'-boauets. after a
myle peculiar their otm, and really
llhey d exhibit coDtid-garsMeitagte
fnd Indian-uity ;n that line. They
take a stick about a foot long, tie a
bob of red flowers to the end of it
and then keep thatching on flowers of
tney go, tin
other end of the
ThiislijeyjsaaaufactarealOg,
jaarrow, high-topped boquet, some
like an exaggerated bologna in shape,
and theniravel about eompUcettSly
trying lo eJl it People buy Jhywlbr
their aboriginal oddity, abd riot -for
their beauty or smell, for ihy 'possesi
neither. They are composed of two
eolors, red and yellow, but tliey ur
more of the jelloir, because they are
more abundant and easily found.
Tbee are a jecie of the stunted, or
dwarf sun-flower, as big around a an
inkstand , and the red ones look like
honey-suckles, but are not. These
two species of flowers abound afllnent-
ly ail over the face of the country j
mere are oilier and prettier varieties,
but they are not to plenty.
To the Parsers' llert
Parmers' boyn, de'ole your evenings
lo rending, and pot, only to radiiing,
but to study, and you will acquire a
knowj&dge j'ou will feel, proud In the
pofcmafeion of; you will acquire home-1
attachment and enjoy a home felicity,
you would not exchange for all
the hilarity of public amuMjments.
and you can obtain a rank in learned
society, far less harrassing,ihan the
vicissitudes and perplexities of, a pub
lic career.
Do you wish to study or review,a
the casemay be. Grammar. Jlfetorv.
Biography ,3fathematics, Philosophy,
Astronomy, Physiology, &c., ic., fol
low the practice of self-made men',
study at your own .firesides, and es
pecially daring tue jtime that Nature
herself Is giving you In theiong'win
Jer evenings.
An eminent agriculturist says : "I
had rather leave to posterity IfiV)
trees than $1,XK) living groves than
decaying mansions."
Good Farming Impleaeats are the
baxlx of ftseeeeH .la sdoklag ' ISe" farm
jMy. WlUiost these, tbosgh the toll and
cllraate axe favorable, farming la thp nine
teenth centur7 cannot he jnadeprontahle,ae
-the bwla of sll pricerte npon thai -irhleh can
to prodQod"mot wiccwefally, wrlth the least
labor. In the grestert jaantlty, oa a given
awoant of laad. Tlie flnrt rerjuklt to farm
ing Is a good Fiovr, one that will oor readi
ly in-allhollH, and la made oC the best mate
rial npoa KdestUh; principles based upon the
eprlejworepnsareE. TheCanlraC31ppr
J'Jow will be found the plow combining these
finalities In the greatest degree. As Corn i
the staple crop of this section, a good Corn
Planter It a. dcelUeratain to profilaUefsnn
Itgnottobegotalongirithoct. S&Otsnone
1 Belby p'nlon Cora Planter. The ezt
Implement Is a good Cultivator; such is Par
llu's Walking Caltfvator. It Is easUrxnan-
Leed, doee Its -work TrcU, trith ease to the
imiTjt, utiu io uarawc. in stnan grain an
poaltloaa ; one that works ex -well tn grata as
j s, u ia m. uui, uuiwrro. nu &&itte
how. Tlils mans the John P. ytumy
Reaper aad Mower. A Btallt Cstter U slmi
tnxtxtary,and.njo better can jeUxm&hzxs
CftWe. All of then, Urgethers<hjtll the
lor Implc-wentx, eadi s Hand Corn Plan
ters, Ilay KnlYts, Fodu, Spad, Raos,
Iloes, etc, can be eiamlntrf and parcbae4 at
HIlELUZSiiRRGEJt BBXTB.o. 7i, McPber
ao Jilock, Brown'vlll ,"
2TJSW AVEttTJJ5ME3fTS.
TI1K MOST
BEAUTIFUL
SUMATKA
Pheoftant Game
Vajwkl) A fur ralvr arwl cd
b rated as fees, mmliitm.
FOWLS
Vxy bartlT. Address, wjtlj
WTur
CO., fmprnn aa4 Jireetfra,
WOULD !
BEDDING
PLANTS
CHEAP
"by tlie
QUANTITY!
TtieunJns!j?Bxl.Jjavini;an unnsoallr LaiventocJc
of llos.Verbeaas. Imljltw, Kucblas.ireUUtropes.
VtfitAemons, Salvias UaWfas. OU.nw, tc, whicli we
yrtll sell at verr lowest to dtalers aad the trade
la large quantities.
Gladiolas of Ihe following sorts;
Brencblyeflsii.l!row0l.CouranttfeFoteens. Eosts
Ion Joaa, Oracle and ltuttlcsns,
All )r dozen; $6 per 160; $45 per 1060.
Also,
Ornamental Evergreen and Shade
TREES,
Skrubs, Small TntiU, border Plamts,
tc, ia gHamtlty.
8END KOR A CATAIXGUE.
Addrew, " .
F. 8UX.ER &: imo:,
500,000 Choice Grape Ylmcs,
. FOR SALE.
2,000,000 Grape Vine & Cur
rant Cutting',
AlK'?.Jery ""ank. Gooseberry; Blacklr
', Pie 1'iant, Eoses, and other NursertocJc
ry,
I V.ILTj TAKE GOOD WJE8TERN LANDS
AT CASH VALUE, FOE NDHSERY STOCK.
To make hort, applicants must give a plain des
cription and price or lands. '
... -Mress, Db. JL BcnitODER,
W5" Bloomlngmn. lit.
GRAPES! GRAPES!
Jill fififiC0NC0RDGRAPEKo0T8,
f 1 1 1 1 1 1 II "a'atA ? rrs, mostly layers or Oie
TUlUUUflnwtouallty. J will pick In mm,
, ' . , anddellver on railroad, any of the
above stock, at (86 and M per thousand. -
IHAAC ATWOOD,
fcaV Mills, Tftgerson Co Wis.
FIRST CLASS FRUIT TREES!
Grown and Imported
DV J. J. BCTTEK.TO&.
'.Et-HUndard, Ifalf HtandardBa.li
and
ur.aVAlrV"!a ' itentralnlng stocks, by I
which the nest results are obtaTnedylcIdlng
-","'- . j jicuuuf Mfu in ihiim una as
,.. . I. . K1"."?" '"" '"voraoioioiuu rrult.
a'AJi.All the leading kinds, standard and p
pyra-
VHARi Choice new sorts, at present scarce.
l'KAVir.-On Plum Stock! J ,cwulirce.i
PKA.CJT.-On rpftcliHtock.
LUll'C&CIIHlOClE.
.On PlcmSUick, -rinId and dwarf
YK-On I'lum HUtck. u ramld and d war?
ti Plum Stock, pyramid and standard.
a i-Jtiuijj?i.va
KKtTAJUSK
j-JsUai. on i'lum stock, pyr
CIIKRHY. standard anddwarf.verv fine.
cyfwvr.vur.-spanlsh dwarf, very flne,
PILUJUiT.-SitAt varieties. ' '
QUllfCKlltmt varieties.
itVj.iipiR i'.-Most varletlei.
rn5vw ,e?i,??f "ns varieties.
CURRA A Th. AM the choice large sorts.
Choice and rare Evergreens; Rhododendrons; Flow
ering bhrubbery; Ornamcatel Foliated Plants:
Brooplng and ynncy Hhade aTees, graced
lully trained, well suited to mounds and
bordars; and-Ccmetery Krergreens.
3"Thos the betterw sustain distant carriage ar
THE L05DOX JfUKSFSHS,
Hammonton. N. J,.
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To Obtain an Orchard
or IIciIko Without Mosey.
Address,
W. H. aA2TN A 00.
eiusaa.IU.
H-em
PRIZE FOWLS.
Scndfortherpertfficnlnl ftirm. Stork and Poul
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&c, with prices, of all the known- valuable Fowls!
bred from nurolmnorted vnrinttna rnni.u.mti'
proved p'ans.
The list comprises JJrahmns, White and" Jark
Dorkings, CreveCura,Horodans,lA Flccho Buff
Cocklns, Spanish JUackandrWiiltc, Seabtight Ban
tam, Game,a; also, all laobestvarietles of wheat,
oats, cora, clover Beed, Ac '.
GEO. A. DEITZ,
" Ctiamberbljurg. Ttank Co., Pa.
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3 0,000 JPcjLcJt Trees,
Ozterr iW fra lJ, SJ toS CtJbfe!b-
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f a
Cff,000 Apple Trees,
Frotrtoif tot in years' fl, esibzadxic the HXrst
OKiuuiiM.inciufilBthfi GAdtTSUdGilBH:' Gotten.
Fears, JPituas, Aprlcmts, Seetarimes,
CKlaccs, Cfecxry Trees, DccldneBf and
' Ertrgreea Trees,
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JDfFKOTE YOUIt STOCK!
The seccess that has aaewted say efllBraTaep
yrn-T. lmtenf-iTriTlttrTtTiTtwvf TVrJ",",1b'1cy'
; rMttvxl nrimt. oiia; to tit-r"nersJ fiiTXCilT
3ejreEBioiiia"roMair4tberu. J afew -8t sgf wale j
tl! m S3BOTSC1IIS JTIW. J-SC1ZBZS Jwa:
sfaeSi.l3li3actsiaEw-es. TbesespeaiJody
b ever isiperusd, iadored &recS iroei tejarMtf
oclc Tfeose Bnr-Stee fac gai- are eci cy
fUtdk. Saxes "JLuotcdCzr asd "Tosss Cols
Dbqt "Jlssuaonff" liJts rnr sect awi tsa.
"Yoccc Gold Dtp?" is i Ecai sbsepr 2th ei
orhicb ar esrry trf awaesfeeirerK. I caj ccoEa
EJiiisse lie 2soT of a3 iristej 10 psrc&vse Aeep.
JsH xjAbttws asd suSaent ga&rssiees- "will ac-coEijaaj-
emj- sisttji. jiicrfr eactxl afleat by
JEs5ctss.:2TSfc,aireaiOiiBllerfi silled rates.
roabtffxne tf fieial!, riOi selSceEitcrste
sst aers of sie TniM3 Sstescr Cartas.
All orders irin be lufl mth xbe BtH.-osl cxre
piwla all cates.
fee fcnierpnialtrj aad XUjtrxied CIrculirs
a.TyJjTrtj sssp lo
F. luTIPfTAM,
Perki-riUe, Vx late of SpsiageM, Vt.
n-Sa
WASHINGTON STREET
jTJTcrnisr. isvex
A Stocb. f lot& TtivsuT sad Stastdard. unrarpassed in quality I
r ,
STA2HARD PAKS.
All Tarietles cultivated tbrsMarkeat lbe United States, inclnd-
Imd the BTevest aad Rarest Valuable Kinds, ucli as
tbe Duchesse DeBordeanx, Clapp's Favo-
ritej President, JPexnberton and
3ft. Ternon.
DWARF PEARS.
One, Two, Tbree and .Four Tears of Age, and of quality Jnfcrl- j
, . or 10 none grown j ufAanerymen in lbe country.
PLUX8, CHEEBIES,PEACHE, QUIXCESjBASPBEBIESSTIlAlfllEBEIES, I
aad til J Erseiy Stocx iranted by either Sealers or Plaaten.
ORKAMEPTIAXS. Tt '
An ex tensive Ktock of tbe finest OR3fAMfeTAX. TREES, SIFRUBS
ROSES, &c "We also Dave all tbe A'eiv and Beautiful
Weepers, such as tbe K.IL9I ARKOCK W1X-
tOlV, CUT LEAYED WEEPISG
BIRCH, WEEP0G LARCIf,
&c,
IjO"V;7 PBIOES OFFEBBD
Three Catalogues Published Annually.
We Invite Correspondence, and will Send Catalogue on Invitation.
Ad&rtMf,
Graves, Selover, "Willard & Co.,
XUai
KlJti.
MLmBmimamtm
OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS,
No. 76 Main Street, McPherson Block, Browndlle, Nebraska.
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Haye the Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
J. S. HetzeFs
SPRING
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats
TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS,
t I. i
3'S
HETZET
miGHI.AJST STOCK FARM.
" 0iy3L6 State StTtestoa. " "'
-WIN'J'iiBOP TV; CHENfcRY,
- r r " " '-'-J ir
Tj f iug-'yfTp!g Jt-rz.
CaSlBCBSti3-3siloarjScaB.
i3-er
5S
I :Fariier?s 3EateMt
3B3EEI jBlICVIE
hint ApyrBTrf Jaa.ST 1S63.
"VTe aot tixira n&solnte pesAc&Hi It thisinre.
t -odotLttet.K peesscsbttfeHi'wtes -!
-rjuntayestrrtraHwSerswo'Wiaie: "'
1st. la hs &ities ferilrisc aad txsasJcrriRS
Ses.zad its agcptloif to tbe aats clu swaraa, I
Trtatp isfAfircxrtftii
- -2i.:felhepcmsiB irfeJeiiltfcStoaa asatestre-
nerHaaexBceas, ,
30. Tor ii lacrease of sloe3E, byara5cBa sicarm-
-ita. Por -sayplTis; destiisse smsija Trilh food
triBbgst iadoct?g rowwrtg
S&.lBla4aciagjTMtBgSTrtras toxfcssJiia ia ta
SJre.
a. la tie resaeTal of tM ooEt, for fee jwrpoee
tf baviBefereew-3(l.
TO. la erctedia UieDiones, to prerea: aeedlfiss
rrasteef acrmy. - '
,Sia. la fcspreieaioa agsiast extreaes olawt-aad
fc. Xa ipplsclTEsitt tbts mesas isT rafctes
a.ieea.U'atjtd.
3h. Xb prereaUas tie K) ofbtes, ocexsioBea"ST
. UOl. Japrevtiag SH3oeat$oafcr wa3tof vea
ISA, IlagardE tfae greater gasftile faePiaca fer
1 1be remcml of boser frox tbcsETBlBS-bimer box
es o.-itaoet CiSterUiB?: ue oees. cr eaassnaj iso i
cee-Eeeper. as aijo.irwa au osaer ofeauaias.
13th. ttk exceeds all otbess la recutita the
se aa saJetJ- wltb irilcb It caa l reaatfrea 5cm
jiiaceiaplaoe."
nui. at excels is sunnuarr oi consimcuen, ai-
JoTtQacfreateradrantsses fcribesaajeasaeoBlef h
jairos i&ssa aay ot&er mve caoita,
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Coun Bights for Sale.
raretfeeOeaJr'Wgfcttfer mattes and seJllaq
tboe Htves fee Avfiwoz. caaarj-. !.-,, a1.yeEaha
KV-hardsofn, Joisson aad" Pawnee conndes. 'Xe
lirasbu J Trill seB tie taree, last aaaae! "m Tery
watecaMe terms. Aplx la person -er bj lederio
me In BrornvlUe.
Simple Hires can b sees at the Adveriivrr office
3f orI"2ist Kghte or Hives, appir to
DOX J. ABXOLD,
Brow&TiUe, Xeb.
&C, &C.
GENEVA, XEW YORK.
.
THiE
0D0RE HILL &
Wholesale
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New York One Price Clothing Honsej
AND SU
CrTJST OiFIEiETIlED-D,
and
Gap
s,
Eemember
ISO fit
ONE PRICE
McPherson Block,, No. 70 Main
iSise:-.
THE
tisifun .vl s
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COMPITITIONI-
; F, A. TISDEL, JR., & U0,
Can saacLwil sell yon all Muds oilmpiemeK-te eZteatper
th.an any other ib"asen: ISebratskau
Weselltjie
Eeaper and Mower !
;ln
BUCKEYE
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Wesellifre
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STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WATER
'". "WAxa-oisrs,
AND' BUGGIES OF ALL KINDS.
"Weselltlie
KIR BY
Eeaper and JVEoTrer ! !
and the
1. H. MANNY REAPER.
Weselltlie
Eumer Cnltivator,Garden City CSipper Plow
PEKTN" TWO AM) THREEHORSExHLOWS,
SMITH'S ETast Cast-Steel PL0W5, EXCELSlORaiid GAHG PLOWS,
PEDfCETOX IEONT-BEAlM PLOTTS,
AEL KESTDS(,OE COBN" PLOWS,
One and Two-Hole Hand Corn Shelters, and One,
Two and Four-Horse Power Shelters. '
IF YOU WANT AHTTHfHG,
"" KEPOTBCIK'O BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS. AXD GUARAN
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS RECOMMENDED.
A ftdl Supply of Extras always on Hand !
and Retail Sealers in
.it
F IE T S
IV1IY1ER
CLOTHIN
Boots
and
Shoes
the place,.
CLOTHING H0USE
Street, BroisTiville, Nebraska.
ri
,
1370,
"IV
s
"Weselltlie
DODGE
Reaper and Mower,
Vandever Corn Plow,
Walking Cultivator
COME IMD iSK FOR IT !
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3X3IEST PitZXIT iniEBETTs
JXM3JITZD. R
CajxJK-or ficvifein awirrtbia! , a,.
ami - "w3
J'S-wlearajr all IU
Seams,
"VTZiimit S&ppia- tb
fstastvt i. -
lTari3uitefijtoSeTrKeTj'rPiaeeoo
SoliSi2ieelS6t-
SenOftff jEiistBfiw: Qrcaisac.
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teaeral Aest;
'dIXXX & SATS,.
Empire Slrattle Machiie
2ECZIVZD ?ES FEST PRIZS
-tr TEE
Great lair of Uk American Institute
In 'ev Tori, OeL 3S, 1ST.
And HlciieE: PraBBlEsa Sar Xest
Mannfaetnring MaeMne
At Paris Srpr;eQ. Jy, J55T.
3Tw 1 K3ailj-.HMe.
ThisTnariifaeiscg&aaa tnr ear-i.or
ineciiisn,pcaessrsitax2EsraAtAteaiea-
prtrremrriTs, iirrHie besa, r.i.ij -j lJll
proSnsd experts, sail TrtassaeasJjMiassai&T
Tie feBwrac are tbe paBoaa. Ac&ffis k-
assist storms Ttactiats .
1. xceiTe;fK&aie&e$exac
X UsiUUrr ui ges as: ef msAs.
4. lacapacsx 5t tst 1 ilfcaafsm;KiiL
a. j-'isazxMzuMcaiMr miir
2X EmpirtJScvmfj Moekimziz Ezanpi
from alt & Ohjtrtium.
It hs a stiat Xwffle. IVgy fc- ear a -Boa.
inaks jfecZrfgJtwasaaestia a wa & -r
np&errarcCet4teaate a bMk , purines
jrfecr ewfcKT eat esrr H 1 m W iaatrjL
toTieSceslrjBaaber
It Hems, FeIl5r3iiids,Biaids,Tucla,
Quilts, PJaita and Gathers.
As a TamHj- Sewinc 3aciBa Ktou $air!cr.
Special aoeatioa at called tooer stc taprtnttl
Nos. 2 &3-lassfacteragM acilae
Tbr tavfcwn tivarueJa?Ueil sarretjfci
criptioB of C3ai aal tetahtr 'Wort: raaatsr br
Sceaoi Fewer as tSersxe CiT
14SXJ Studies per 2Irnuir.
PrwSsciazsMre l&aadooUe ta wut ofxar e
er ShatCe 3iaft!ne aowin use; ttU!itti;.
umltTia aad teiBltfal; taej-irea!jttetiBtrjc-tiux
eilT oBIecSijO(!.asIaablaAietac'9ai
I af order, ma Kt aw! aj cesaparatfrttf wmm.
tor 1 aaonag uriiwaa wwx yc n-sma7
I machlxe Hat has erer beea effered la ta jitAs.
Empire Searing Machine go., H.Y.
, WELLS t RICHARBSO
St. Joseph. Mo.
General Agents X. -or. StAtea-and T'qrrliortes.
GHOVZR & BAKER'S
riEsr pkemtom;
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
-93 JtroM&cmjj JVrte York,
Feints sf Excellence.
Beauty and Elasticitv of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Ma
chinery. Using both threads direcsly from
the spools.
Xo fastening of seams by hand and
no waste of thread.
WIde range of application without
change of-adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doingall kinds of work douer
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chines execute the most heautiful and
I permanent Embroidery and oroamen-
uu. worK.
-T5-The Highest Premiums at all the fair
ana exhibitions of the United StaUs and
Europe, have been a-xarded the Grover &Ba'
kerSc-wlng3IachInes,and the Trors done tj
them, wherever exhibited, IncompeaUou.
-93 The very highest prize, The Crtt .'
th Xitsrio or Honor ) -was conferred on tbe
representative of the Grover Boxer Sewlcg
Machines, at the Exposition UnlverseUe,.
Faris, 1S67, thus attesting their great superi
ority overaU other Sewing Machines.
THE GREAT
Through Passenger Eouie
PROM
BROWNVILLE, KEB-r
is via St. Joseph, and
'U- -J- lfc zrxt -TZZ-,
THE OLD RELLX3LE
HUIIBU & ST. J0W
aad
Cotincil Blnfis S. R. lanal
It Is the best Short Route from 3ROrSVIllfr
and all points on the ST. JOSEPH CUWC"'
SLVPI-ii RAILROAD, to the
EAST OR SOUTH,
AW9 m
IT IS THE? SHORT LDfE TO
QTJINCnr, sx. ILOT7IS,
aad Sotttaera Cities.
And the most desirable roots to
CHICAGO, DETROIT, PITTSBCKCr
Toledo. Baffalo, Tkiladelphia, Baltimore. Allmf
"enTork,KostoH,aaa aiiralatsEast or Sonth.
PTlMCTir-lr KVfn.Ai1u.fM. Vaat A Wf .hOCld
by all means takir thU In returning, as It paS
through a splendid country; lanw aad thn"Et
eiuesandvesannt-clas&and eleganuy equipt
road. ,
- This popular -line rnas THXOCGIT.CAESan
PULLHATTS SLXEPrS'fT PAUiCETfKm 3B
souri river to QUEfCT and ST.iOUlS, and ri
choice of route either way.
coisnisracTioiisrs
, ,1 Over the majmiflcen' -"
AT QUMO Yjjl "
CUlcaaro, Barliagten & Q.xilncrni'
- Toledo, Waiiaa & Western K. " '
to all- Feists East or outh.
,mlrl nniV) "With orth ittaoarl K. g
AT TVTAnnTT'torSt.Xonls.andastggotft
BUY YOUKjTHKOUGH TICKETS
-Via St. Joseph,-1
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TIOXS OXXHEST. !& itCAit
Paro as-Haw as oj any Otaer Bontv
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