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riiniua, J.l, K, f. I1, A. I(, JfikVlwifi, Hon,
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Atili(lliiiiiir Nii.'J, Ori1r il lint KuMtiniHInr.
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XV I XX'AIIIUDN, XV (l.l'lmp. .NriinwUn Tlly.
A J.liur.lCN ...hint, I nii, furNt'iiiuliul'iiiiiiiy.
HriMvnvillii l.mtuii Nn. III). I. O. .if 1. 'IV-
AlimUiirory I'rMwy ovmiImh 11 1'nilow h Hull,
hvit Nli'lioll ilniK "Inn, Alntii nlritnt, Hlrnii.
(Tkin or niir nniitr vininiiii iinniiiy niiiiiiviiii to
Mii'iil Willi , II. Al lliilliiy, XX' O T. II. I'.Huif
ilrm.hxiv, u. XX. riililiiultmr, Hr I., II.
NkiihiIiii iMlv l.iHlfcn N, 0.- Mnnln nvury
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f(n.1or, hw, ll.Oi.Mlnli'k. I.. P., Itrowtivtllo,
Hi'ouiili-t No. ISIil.-MtH'Unviiry Mntiinlny ovi'ii
InK.i.t I'lilrvlinv Cliuroli.nU iiitlim mmili ' ul'
llruwiivllln, Jnliii Mm wull, XX I'T. It It. ttmv.
limn, XX'.M. (Imi, Oimy, 1 l,, ttruwii villi',
lilfiiti'ii.' No. OM. Montu nvnry Hiilimlwy civniilnu,
ni Miiiiniirtliiiiit 1 1 nuprt, nt nillim mirlli wiwl of
HtmrlilMl, ll. II, (Intnl. XX'.C.T, M, A. t'lllicr,
(ti'C. II, t', t'liliimr, U lV, Htintlitmi.
I'liMtmuit rriilrit. No. till!.- Atoni over)' Hulur.
ilny ovoiiIiiii, ut llratl.ni Helmut uun, IIimiIuii
lim'lliol. Af, U ICiiMWmh1.XX'.0 T. It IClwotl.
hiH, It, It, IIAtlny, I.. I.. Itrnttotl l O,
tleitt'.irit. No. till. Mtiointtvory I'tlitny ovonlnu
NtiVMt'i'nrHiMiool IIihiko, fiur uitli muitti xvivil
ir Ni'lilnliuCliy. Jiu),NlokeH.V.ll.T. I1. Yoiiiik
1'iiv l TiioUit, IhtlNiMiinttut'lly.
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1 1 litmr to.tijw In Itio ooiinty Hint ititro tv iitueo In
UiU illKMilory lit lrntt litfiif in im of imino, mtiif
Upi. viinii unit wliuttiH iiiwnla. imlitiv. of nrexlitlliu
tittiiir nitil nnoretikry. liiKi'ltier ltli niiyuttiortn
niriiiHiiuii limy limy wii hi eniuimimoiuc,
lUJHINCSS OAH11H.
A H. JIOlilMDAY,
JJ.Y.I,li-teli, Kui'KoitfUhatti'tolmii
iirmtunloit Ht iJt. I.oouttt Hi lirow nvlllo t(Vi.
OHtvo.4t Mliintrotit, Hrimtivlttn. A't'li.
Ti ii. ltuiiHiiun.
ij. ATTtmSMV AT LAW
Ami JoAttiv orilin ISmiv, HrtU'o til Court llotup
Huttiltiic, Itnmitvtllo, Vt.
QTUIili TUOMAH.
O ATTOUMOVN AT I4AW.
OittP. over TlusMoro UIU A tW Hire, tlrown
vlHe.Neti.
qv l. ecJiTrcic.
I . ATTOttMCY AT LAW.
onion over J. tfa MHwt Hnt'mitrtro, llrovvlH,
MetirnVn.
T 11. mtOADY.
u't Attorney nml Conelr nl l.nvt
OittoeoverHtntu ItMiV.llrowuvlHe.Neti.
U 1 Attorney oml Oonuictor nt !itw.
X'Hli:lvoiHttKeutntteiiHou touiiytegnttiiutiieMt
rnlrtuliMlotilnenro. OIUvHlli Hut Hoy luitMIni:,
Ulow iivllle, Neti.
Q A. OM1I011N.
O.. ATTtlUNISY AT LAW.
Httlee.No.M MMlt lrel, ltnmnvlle, NV.i,
J W. OIHSON,
HtiAt)tCHRUTII ANI IIOIINM NtlOlCll.
XX'ortfitooe to order nut iHficHmi;irtleM
yimt mteet, liolveoi Mnlit nnJ AHiuiilo, tltown
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VAT. (JUNK,
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KOAiniiUHst, ItetinlllDi: niHy nut itotnM)' Oouo,
til, Nn,l Mkiu Mrvin, tttxmnvtHo.Nety
1g M. HAliaSY,
Mim-im ,nh iKAtir,u it
.LIV.1T! STOOIv
jmo i';iw; want. ska,
fnrti'r,livxiowHnmlBtnfHHiit 1 want
to )iniiklA y8r hIwU,
Omct-,tl Mhtn ttttwl, llttniUolttilitUiiet
QK0110K AUSMTUONO,
GRAIN DEALER,
llravruvtltp, NHrMnUM.
VVirnxorii, m on ux ftr jrl(v. I
vrttl Rtxtx vt ttio HtKheat ttto mnrkel will
iihm, m 1 mix aotttnum of HumUluK your
Krntn, Uf
MARSH HOUSE,
JOSEPH O'PELT, PROPRIETOR.
errStnVtetHCoseotloiTUtoHiiiir'.
rtHwo omcx nr r xx ttxt, Vst,vik
rNortt, Howth. Omnltnmv urfc
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MAMV1.D UOUM MUST Kl.OOU.
At Gtt )lMVAuiU IXAlctv, Keokuk lo n
THE ADVERTISER.
i'ulillUr' Noflceii,
'tuy.A nvnmiKKit ( im ) At tin; Drue """1 VsxM
Htorn(TA,W. NUjktiH.
1xut, tiirrwrM, nut iitHiiHry nniiiitc inklUtr,
titllu dUji'M tyi, titu-tm nittle JlMi,
Atitliorlxcil Atnli.
'I'n it Uu'iH uiuiiiir hHtholf'J akmiU At ftiimtf
Ii JHy 11 rwlvte i1 rwill tar wonix Ihuiix,
Timuit liitHnrt U uvr imihortf-i twit. I OJwi
llk rnxiltHiil't itwitvii uul rixiolpt for iihjuUjs
dllll l4 lf. fill)r41llllUOII.
A i. Hi rrutt, utm, intrhin,UirtirKimmrtiAnftnt
HUljli'-.t'filyrtto'irllltH iJ tiAwr-
lUiiiil, mi Ui cllw;t bfiJ fMfiiiifor inotiluu due
'tun Atiir.miHKn,
ion ti, UtmtiK i our MtlmtiiAl tktitithi Ajtff
wH, to firt vo r.nfv:f Ijitlofi nu uA vnrtWriX, tu4
imtlMii 11114 rnofcJj'i fur twiu't u un.
J,W,UavittU it nitu-A ?ffit in liuUn
liTisiiirt ft iw.lvu uttti HAtJvt fut mwilwi floo u
011 RutMirfitl'ri,
yAlllUIMTJIKXl A HAUKKIl,
J'UlllUlllTfX A1 YtlTtUnT.
TJIIJKHIMY, JrjJVY J8. 1878.
A XHWHXVVL IXCIDKNT.
TJ10 TrJnlH itml Tninblou of Tcniiier
ance('niHalcrH.
'i'lio tortipcnuicc oruumJo lit (Jcotku
Utwti, Mlclilftn, which wh carried
on y tlitj eintoHt women of the vll
lof(0 Imst winter, vm u ircat uucccus.
When the cruwuilo begun, there were
llvM HiJooim," ul which vurlou Irn
morfil invurtifiH, from the mild lager
beer to fiery benalue wlilaky were hold
hut before Hprlng, only one of the
filoon'keepor"lnulted female pub
Iluflentlment, by continuing to proH
ecutu IiIh buxineiiM. Of the otherit,
three hud Kold out their entire Htock
to the uruiultsrH, ut u prollt of neurly
'M) -,r cent,, und hd removed to the
next town, where they opened lurger
und uiorMttrttctlv(i"iiuIootJM;M while
the fourth reformed rum-Hullor openly
reponled for $7J0 canh, und becume u
temperuucM lecturer ut $") u night,
which, together with hh Income from
11 gambling hotice, mudu hfm very
00m for table. In faut, he vm iiccuh
tomed to nay that, at between Kelllng
liquor for a prollt of $800 a year, and
practicing uh n reformer at $11,000 a
year, no intelligent man could IiohI-
tato to ohooHo the lulter, and that he
hoped, In the cjoiirmj of a fuxv nionthH,
to Mud an opening an a ruformed gutii-
blnr that would make bin fortune at
one blow.
Tito ouo obdurate Ibjuor dealer wuh,
without doubt, one of the hiohI
uxaitpuratlnir runMlauii on reuord.
Night after night did the devoted wo
iitoti of (Jijorgetoxvn enttip bin 'Haloon"
and hold a prayer intuiting of great
nlxeand htrengtb, but he nevi-r once
opunly luniilted them, no au to enable
tint malo urtiHuderH to ainaHli bin bul
lion about bin earn. On the contrary,
he provided a parlor organ, and hIx
do.uii hymn boolta, and Joined' In the
ulnglug with groat ardor. When ho
wan porHonally exhorted to give up
bin iiefarloiiH IiuhIiiohh, he alxvaya ex
prcMHotl a groat dehlre to reform, but
(Ixed bin prluu at $11, 000, which wuh
uoiiHldorod to be allogetlier loo high.
It xviih uhoIomm to labor with it tie b a
hardened reproliate, and after nix
monthii of unremitting oll'ort, the
earuoHl xvonien ubootc It Ih iiaxv-dtiHt
from their foot, and abandoned the at
tempt to reform him. When ho was
toltl that no more prayor-moctlugH
would bo held In bin aaloon, ho ex
prerenal Hlneere rugiol, and ollnretl to
reform for only $'J,f)()(), but even UiIh
oiler xvai rejected, ami then, for lite
lirnl tluiu, ho lout lib) temper, and re
marked that people who roftiHod to
nave an Immortal mouI ami put an end
to drunkotinuHH, at the price of $U,r00,
xvoro Inttlueore, and hIiouIiI no longer
pollute IiIh premlnoH xvltb their ltypo-
critical prayers, Iu nplte of tit Ih one
failure, the ortHtadoM had aouompllHh
od bo muoli that, on the i!3d of No
vumbor lant, the aunivertiary of the
formation- of lite "KurnuHt Woiiiiiii'h
AHtl-HuiH.HeoranilToltaeeo Iioaguo,"
thoy determlntul tocolohrato the ou
oiihIoii by a public prooeHnlon anil a
cold xvater fcHtlval In thu llaptltd
Hiootlng-botiHo. Thu prouo.tnlon wits
to march In front of the obdurate 11-
tjuor-Holler'a naloon, with any quan
tity of bannorrttho lCurnost Women
alnglng tempuranee ItytnUH, thus (Un
penning with the HorvIccH of a hour
drinking Clorman britHH baud. When
thettaloou keeper hoard of the Intend
ed celebration, ho tun Hod grimly, and
nunounood, that If the proooMtdon did
not halt hi front of bin naloon, ho
tthould fool personally nllghtod.
Now, thohldexvalk In front of that
xvloked man'H naloon xx-att wide, and
wan paved with a peculiar mixture of
tar and gravel. It wuh slightly out
of repair, and thollquornollor remark
ed tltaHtOHbouhl hIioxv bin ropoot for
the temperance cautte, by having It
put In complete repair. Ho, howev
er, punt potted the work from day to
day, until It xvan generally thought
that ho bail abandouml hla dctdgn ;
but on tho very night before the pro
ootedon, it gangof mutt, with lanteriHt
ami tar bar rein, appeared ou the aootio,
and before daylight, tho ttidoxvalk xvan
llulHhed. In the morning, txvommtt
ucIm xvoro rttattonod to warn pedeHtrl
nun tiot to atop ott tho nowly-lald
pavement, xvhtolt, however, tho liquor
dealer itttnorttul, would bo perfectly
hard before tho hour tlxed for the
proooHtdon.
It wuh nearly 11 o'oloek before the
Karnent Women, Hinging u powerful
hymn and carrying- moro bannora
than u toroh'llght political prooe
lou, turned the corner and advanced
toxvnrd tho naloon, Tho txvo sentinels
xvoro hastily xvlthdraxvn. ant) tho IN
quor (teller, with hlo hat iu his hand,
atood at his door to do homage to tho
wfortuom. A they noared him, thoy
averted their gaao, and would have
parted him xvtthout rocognlalug hU
oxlHtonco, hut, unfortunately, tho pro-
oewlou, tutdoad of p!t.Hlng IiIh door,
halted boforo It, and otnmllng perfect
ly Mtlll, octtacil Hinging, and romarkod
wUii great uuattlmlty, "good gra
oloua," nnd other worda to tho eatuo
gnortl ollVct.
Contrary to tho predictions of tho
liquor teller, tho new pavtuuent xvaa
not dry Tho composition had boon
spread to tho unusual depth of six
luohet, tuultho head of tho procx8 J
nfon, Juoludfng twonty-lz earnest
women, wuh necurely etuck In tho
udbfcfiJve compound. To Uftthelr feet
wot an Impossibility, and two ladies
whornwhly at down with a view of
removing their bootfl, and thus make
their cfccape, found it Impossible to
rlo again. Tho vIcked saloon keep
er at fir t pretended not to notice the
misfortune which had befallen the
procthlon,and ufisurnlng that the la
illcH hud paused for refreshments,
loudly begged theludJea "to name the
poison, and he would bo delighted to
HUpply them." Of course, bo was
noon compelled to recognize the true
cauHo of the Htoppago of the proces
filon, and ho then profeeed to bo ho
overwhelmed with sorrow that he felt
unable to gaze upon tho ecene, and so
put up IiIh ghuttere and -retired by the
back door into an adjoining street.
The Earnest Women were ultimate
ly pried out with fence rails, after hot
orow-barn had been used to Eoften the
tenacious tar, and they vero then
taken home In carriages, and soraped
by their devoted husbands. The af
fair, however, cast a gloom over the
reformers, and eerlousJy Injured the
cause. Tho wicked liquor dealer bad
a sudden increase of custom, and it is
understood that two new saloons are
to bo opened before Christmas. This
melancholy event may well fill ua
with sorrow, while It conveys the
solemn lesson that reformers should
take heed to their footsteps, lest haply
they fall Into the snares of tho wick
ed. N. Y. Times.
1.VU KKSOJiIi IIEWaIJSS to cook.
Tito JJohlon I'reaclicrs Story u LIc
Jtov. JoReph Gook, In u recent lec
ture, alleged that thecausoof Col. In
gersoll's hatred of orthodoxy was tho
hurshncKH of bin father' character.
Hie father wuh u Presbyterian minis
ter. To a friend who wrote to him on
this subject, Col, lugcntoll bus replied
us follows:
"Tho story that tho uuklnducKuof
my father drove me into infidelity Is
Hlmply an orthodox lie. The bigots,
unable to meet my arguments, arc en
deavoring to dig open tho grave and
calumniate the dead. This they are
willing to do In defeiiHO of tho Infam
ous dogmaa. I wan not driven by the
uuklndncHit of my father to hate a
(led who would order, according to
the Old Testament, tho axvcot bodies
of women to be ripped open with a
sxvord. .My father wan a kind and lov
ing man. He loved his children ten
derly and Intensely. There was no
saerlllce lie xvould not and did not
gladly make for them. Ho had otto
misfortune, and that was his religion,
lie believed tho Hlble, and In the
shadoxv of that frightful book ho pass
ed his life. He believed In tho truth
of Its horrora, and for years, thinking
of the fate of the human race, his eyes
xvere filled with tears. BeeUtg the ef
fect upon him seeing that religion
simply made men unhappy I learn
ed to hale xvhal Is generally known as
orthodox religion. I abhor tho out
rageous cruelties and horrors descri
bed iu tho Old Tentameiit, perpetra
ted, as It alleges, by tho command of
Clod. I abhor the threatening In the
Noxv Testament. 1 utterly despiso
the doctrines of total dapravlty and
eternal punishment. I hatu any book
that teaches Uicho doctrines; I hato
any Clod who writes such a book; 1
hate those things because I have a
brain and a huart; I hale them be
(inline they are infamously, and heart
lessly, and bralnlesHly falso, cowardly
and Infamous. My father xvaa Infin
itely better than tho god' ho xvorshlp
petl, Infinitely bettor lhan the religion
he preached. And theso stories about
his un kindness are maliciously un
true. Thu bigots of to-day are willing
to Hlauder him to get even with
his son. Can anything exceed the ar
rogance of humility and malice of
universal forgiveness.
H. O. iNUKUSOI.l.."
Fashion 'otes.
Englishmen aro imitating tho Rus
sian fashion of wearing hraoolots.
Shepherd's plaid is a beautiful ma
terial for a young girl's traveling
suit.
Stout and rervlccablo mountain
dresses aro made of Scotch cheviot
shirting.
Hunting and dobego aro tho favor
Ito materials for plain woolen sum
mer suits.
Tho side satohol of velvet or morou
oo Is alxvays appropriate for traveling
costumo.
For tho warmest weathor, linen,
and laxvn traveling suits aro profura
bio for short journeys.
Floral granltures for tho bridal toi
lets aro uotuposcd of xvhlte hawthorn,
and orange blossoms ami myrtle
leaves.
Tho prcsont fashion of waistcoats
makes It con von lent to remodel old
basquos xvhluh has been soiled In
front.
Sxvlnglng sldo pockets of velvet
with stiver clasps are suspended by
silver charms to thu waistcoat of out
ttxvay Jacket costumes.
Percale and laxvn iu dolloato solid
colors bavo borderlngs for tho llounces
either In iloral designs or xxith set
Greek or arabocquo figure.
IhuIIcr' xvatoh-ohalns nru now fast
ened In tho button-hole with a gold
bar Instead of being put around tho
nook or attached to thu chatelaine pin
as formely.
Small boquots of different kinds of
lloxvers aro made tegtvo tho llulshlug
touch, to every elegont toilet this sea
son. Thoy nro fastened on tho left
slduof tho bodloe with a porto bouquet.
Crosjtbarred and dotted Sxvlss mus
lin dresses aro trimmed with Smyrna,
or tlno torchon laoo, and are worn for
tho most part over sllesla or long slips
of colored pink, blue, or mauve.
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A young man of Houghton, Michi
gan, drowned himself because, as ho
said In a noto loft behind, ho was "too
honest nnd good." It Is unusual for
young mon of thla oharaotor to aot
thusly. Thoy gouorally go into tho
noxvpapor busluesa. aVornsown id-
mfti.
CregoFa Cave.
About fifty years ago a great por
tion of tbe Booth and West was but a
wildernees. Even in those States
that were more or less populated,
there were sections of the country
where there could not be seen any
signs of habitation. Away down In
Mississippi there was a scope of coun
try, about one hundred miles across,
consisting of a swampy, wild and
desolate country, then known as the
Tuokapaw country, in which there
was no settlement, and across which
was a regular road of travel. 2Sow,
In these old times, there was a great
amount of traffic and trade between
New Orleans and the lower Mississip
pi, and all tbe upper country mule
traders from Kentucky and Illinois
would drive mules and horses and re
turn by land.
Flatboats by the hundreds, from
the npper country from Ohio to the
Rocky Mountains, could be seen de
scending the Mississippi, laden with
the most valuable produce the coun
try could afford. The merry boatman
made the forest resound with his song
and revelry. When they landed at
New Orleans, and disposed of their
valuable cargo, they would buy a
plug, or a mule, or a mustang, on
which they would take their home
ward course, sometimes In squads of
two or six.
About half-way across tho wilder
ness road, a man by the name of Cre
gol had located, and built a houso for
the purpose of a stopping place for
travelers. This place xvus knoxvn to
every southern trader, and with Cro
gol they had to stop, und wuro glad
to share his hospitality.
In the course of time this country
becamo settled. Old Cregol had be
come Immensely rich; ho was groxv
Ing old, but ho was halo and stout.
Not far from the houso was a cave in
the hillside, which had never been
explored. In fact, no one had ever
entered Its mouth, us fur us xvus
knoxvn.
Noxv this cavo becamo an Item of
Interest. Tho dogs for miles uround
would collect ;tt Its entruuae and ere
ato tho most hideous sound by their
unearthly howling. Night and day
would these poor oroaturon keep up
this mournful song. Every man,
woman und child for miles around
xvould come to see this sad sight. But
It was noticed that old Cregol did not
go to see thu thing.
And why did not Cregol go? His
neighbors insisted that he should go.
No sooner did ho como In sight titan
the dogs, at ono uouord, which had
hitherto boon perfectly aubmlsslvc,
molesting no ono, nnd any ono could
go among thorn, und they xvould only
howl wlllt teeth grlnnlngnnd bristles
up, rushed at him as if thoy xvould
tear him to shreds, und xvould not let
him como uoar. At length It xvas ro
solved to oxploro tho cave, and upon
a set day tho neighbors met for that
purpose With torches in hand, they
groped their xvay it short distance on
their hands and knees, until they
entered xvhat appeared to bo a largo
ohambor. Thoy rose to their feet,
and, with torches lifted high, began
to peer through tho darkness.
Tho first object thoy saxv xvas a long
blue coat hanging against tho xvall of
thooavo. Thlsooat xvaa of tho old
French stylo, mado of blue cloth,
with brass buttons. Upon passing
further o.t, scores and scores of skel
etons were seen, scattered in ovory
direction. Human skeletons, with
clothing of every description hang
ing to them, xvhlelt the xvolvos had
torn to pieces. Among tho party of
explorers was a young doctor, who
lived Iu tho neighborhood. As soon
as tho party emerged front tho cave,
tho dogs, apparently satisfied, ceased
their lioxvling and dispersed. That
night it negro came for tho young doc
tor. Tho dogs had oolloeted at old
Cregol'sand commenced thdr hoxvls.
Cregol xvas seized xvltb spasms, and
the negro rushed for the doctor.
Tho noxt morning, while tho doo
tor xvas sitting by Cregol's bed, who
xvas In deep stupor, tho door sudden
ly flow open, and a tall man, xvltb
dark complexion, weariug tho Iden
tical coat xvhlch tho doctor had seen
in tho cavo tho day boforo, entered
and passed noIsoIcBsly through tho
room. Poor Cregol, when tho man
entered, rose up quickly In bed and
gazed xvltb n wild and tnanlito.tl stare
at him until ho passed out of sight,
and then foil back dead. Ho had
murdered theso men far their money
and that Is hoxv he got tils wealth.
Cnrolcss Farmers.
It Is almost Impossible for aoaroless
farmer to bo prosperous. How often
do xvo hear of some unexpootod failure
In thu commercial world ? Wo look
for tho cause of this disaster, ond find
that tho merchant xvas engaged In
unprofitable trade, or jtorhaps somo
faithless olork has robbed his master.
Tho fit 1 1 ii ro Is duo to any ono of a doz
en onuses xvhloh proper oversight
might have corrected. Whon the
merchant has realized tho ambitious
dreams of his earlier morcantilo ca
reer, ho nogleots those habits of busi
ness xvhlch lusured his success, and
failure Is the result. And It Is the
satno In any business or occupation.
Hut with an uusuecessful farmer, laok
of success Is still more directly trace
able to carelessness of tho man him
self. Carol essuoss In farming is man
ifested In many dlfiereut ways, each
soomlngly unimportant.
Tho careless farmer is careless of his
oxvn personal appearance, indltteront
to tho wants of his family, nnd negli
gent of his stock. Personally, ho Is
deficient In spirit and outerprlso. As
to his family, It satisfies him If his
wife does nil his hard drudgery, and
and asks foxv favors. His children
must not onro for educntlou, for socie
ty, to leave tho farm, or for auythlug
except to wait upon his pleasure.
His crops aro planted, cultivated and
harvested lu n slipshod sort of man
ner that leaves only a small margin
for profit. His stock Is Inferior, and
ho loses & few head from disease every
sprlug. His tools (If ho has Improved
tools) soon decay from exposure to the
elements nnd negllgem use. Ha has j
less stock, lighter crops, and more
debts than his more careful neighbor.
Such a farmer, however, does not con
tinue contracting debts and liabilities
until he can go no farther and there
is an extensive failure involving bun-'
dred of other business men, but he
buys something he does not need (per
haps a top buggy or a machine), or he
hires some one to do work that he
could do himself. He has not the
money to pay down and gives his
note, whioh is as good as cash. How
ever, when the note Is due, his credi
tor must wait a tew days, and this Is
repeated eo frequently and always by
asking more days of grace, so that at
last to seouro his debts and obtain
credit he must mortgage his stook,
and a chattel mortgage is followed by
a mortgage on his farm. There are
very many other reasons why a farm
mer should fail. He may have been
unfortunate, perhaps he has lost
some stock from accident or disease.
His crops may have been light and
growing lighter. He may have occa
sionally sold his stook or orops in an
unfavorable market. These are all
apparent reasons for his failure, but
back of all this is the man himself.
The End of the World. John
Boomer, of Lewistown, Maine, an or
iginal Adventist, in no wise discour
aged by former failures in fixing
dates, now proves to his own satisfac
tion nnd that of quite a number of fol
lowers, says the Portland Transcript,
that the world will come to an end on
or before 18S0. The "dark day" In
1870 is the point from which ho reck
ons. That was tho sign in the heav
ens of xvhlch Christ spoke when he
said : "This generation Bhall uot pass
away until all these things bo fulfill
ed." Mr. Boomer says u generation
In tho sense Christ uses the xvord, is
ouo hundrod years. Ho assures a re
porter that he shull lose faith in tho
prophecies if there la any failure this
time.
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The Reese River Reveille says:
Thcro is no truth in the rumor that
tho Sazorao Lying Club of Austin has
ordorcd a life size portrait of Ander
son, the chief xvltness before tho Pot
ter Investigating Committee, to be
hung beside that of tho editor of the
Jtevcille in tho meeting-room of the
Association. S. F. Bulletin.
Tho Jieveille never said anything of
tho kind. Anderson's picture xvould
not bo alloxvod in tho Sazorao Lying
Club room, nor xvould that individual
bo admitted to membership iu tho
Club. Tho Sazorao Lying Club Is
composed of gontlomanly and consist
ent liars, and scrub liars liko Andor
son aro barred. Austin, Nevada, Jicv
cillc. m
Congressman John II. Evlns of tho
Fourth So nth Carolina District, found
It necossary to telegraph tho Charles
ton NciV9 that ho did not voto for Con
gor's nmendmont respecting Southern
xvar olalms. Ho says: "I voted
against it, and remonstrated nt tho
tlmo with Mr. Aolclln, tho only
Southern Democrat who votod for it.
Rjilxvays retarded It a pretty eafo rule
to voto against anything proposed by
Conger. Tho amendment, if adopted,
xvould deprive our pcoplo of tho $13,
000,000 which tho supreme Court has
decided Is held in trust for Southern
claimants." Mr. Evlns is a candidate
for ro-eleation, and cannot n fibril to
bavo his position as a Dotuoorat mis
understood. Inter Ocean.
Tho day la not far distant when the
houBC-xvlfo xvill glance Into the xvood
shed, and finding that tho husband
has gono ofl without splitting the dai
ly allowance of fuel, will tako doxvn
tho phonograph, howl Into It a volley
of eplthots that w 111 register one hun
dred and sixty pounds pressure to tho
square Inch on tho safety guage, atid
then call out to her boy : "Here,
John, go doxvn town and grind that
out to your darned lazy old father,
and see that you turn the-crank live
ly, too."
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To destroy bugs on squash, cuoum
ber, or melon vines, dissolve a table
spoonful of saltpetro in in a pail of
xvator; put ono pint of this around
each hill, shaping tho earth so that it
xvill not spread much, and the thing
is done. Use moro saltpeter If you
can afibrd It; It Is good for vegetables
but death to animal life. The bugs
burroxv iu tho earth at night and fail
to rise in the morning. It is also good
to kill tho 'grub in peaoh trees only
U30 txvlce as muoh, say a quart or txvo
to each tree.
A stranger who applied at a houso
In tho vicinity of Quebec for somo
slight favor, tho other day, was mot
by an old gentleman oighty-fivoyoars
of age, xvho hesitated n moment and
then said, "I'll go nnd ask father."
Presently ho returned xvltb his father,
Paul Leonard, who is assertod to bo
107 years old. Tho latter oxvns all tho
proporty, looks after It nnd gives his
son orders as to xvhat ho is to do, and
tho son oboys as n dutiful child
should.
Ivnoxvllle, (Tenn.) Chronicle: Wo
xvould bo pleased to see a stream of
immigration 6et In from tho Northern
States, and continue to pour In upon
us, uutil every foot of Idlo land In the
State Is placed under cultivation, and
every ncro that Is noxv half cultivated
producing full crops; until our mines
are opoued and filled with industrious
miners, and n hundred smokeetaokB
go up from manufactories where xvo
noxv have ono.
SxvKET-roTATO Pins. Sontpo clean
txvo good-sized potatoes; boil. When
tender, rub through tho colander;
beat tho yolks of throe eggs light;
stir xvith a pint of sxveet milk iutotho
potato; add a small teacup of sugar, a
pinoh ofsalt, and flavor with a little
fresh lemon or extract. Bako as
pumpkin pies. When done mako a
meringue top of two eggs nnd pow
dered sugar. Brown a few minutes In
the oven. Exchange.
The difference between a goose and
some men is, that tho gooso nover
gets into ho, water until it's dead .
Buckwheat 13 not a very profitable
crop, yet there are times and places,
when and where it may be conveni
ent. Rough places, worn-ont sod
land, poor stubbles, and hills, may be
made to produce buckwheat where
little else can be grown. This crop
ha3 a good effect upon rough, cloddy
land, and melows and softens tbosoil.
Two or three peoks of seed per acre
may be sown about this time. The
Silver Hull buckwheat Is a valuable
Improved variety.
Trouble with Bmoky chimneys,
caused by their being used for two or
more stoves, may Be averted In most
cases by Inserting vertically in the
flue a piece of sheet-Iron, so as to di
vide tho flue in the centre for about
two feet above tbe point where each
pipe enters, and turning the bottom
of the sheet-Iron under the pipe, so
as to shut It completely off from the
part of the flue below It.
Elmlra Advertiser: How a woman
can manage to sit bolt upright and not
change a position, looking neither to
to the right nor left, during a aermon
in ohurch, passes the understanding.
A man will sit on the ploket fenoe all
the afternoon to see a ball matoh, but
put him in a church pew for three
quarters of an hour and he will wob
ble all over the seat.
A Georgia farmer smeared bis hogs
with tar to rid them of fleas, and
turned them loose in the woods. At
night they did not return to the pon
as usual, nnd In the morning he found
them stuok together, the tar making
them adhere in a mass. They might
have gone home nevertheless, by con
cert of action, but it isn't in a hog to
harmonize.
Tradition In agriculture Is ono of
tho greatest hindrances in the xvay of
rural progress. This applies xvith
special force to stock breeding and
feeding. The same is essentially true
In tho department of vegetable eoono-
my, xvhere pedigree In seed raising Is
quite us Important as pedlgrco In
stock breeding.
Tho Postofllco Department having
decided that "all packages containing
liquids are unmailable," this Is looked
upon as a direct Interferenco of tho
government xvith tho transmission of
Democratic campaign documents
On with the Potter Investigation.
Burlinyton JIawheye.
During tho review of the Sunday
school, last Sunday, tho question was
asked, "What became of Elijah?"
and tho entire congregation xvas ele
trifled by a small shrill voice that pip
ed out xvith extreme unction, "He
wont to heaven like a houso afire
you bet."
"Tho girls of our day are very badly
educated" said ono of the members of
a committee on cduoation to tho Bish
op of Gloucester. "That cannot bo
denied,' retorted his lordship.
"However, thoro Is one consolation,
tho boys xvill never find It out."
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The largest strawberry farm in the
world is probably that of John R.
Young Jr., about two miles from
Norfolk, Va. Ho cultivates two
hundred aud fifty acres, and theyleld
last season was over fivo huudred
thousand quarts.
"What Is your ohlof consolation In
life?" asked a pastor of a young la
dy in a Bible class. The young lady
blushed and hesitated, but said, "I
don't like to tell you his name, but I
have no objeotion totelllugj'ou xvhere
ho lives."
f
A woman says very few men have
tho slightest Idea hoxv to hold a baby.
And wo don't suppose one In a hun
dred has the slightest desire to hold
ono. If it is a fomalo baby ho is will
ing to hold it after it readies the ago
of seventeen years.
Lightning struok one of the needles
with which a young woman xvas
knitting at Montroal tho other day,
knocking it out of her hand, but do
ing her no other damage than to
thoroughly frighten her.
Tho wages of one hundred thousand
women who xvork for tholr dally
bread In Noxv York City, supporting
themselves nnd lu many cases sup
porting their families, average only
$3 50 n week.
A boy of fivo died In Manchester,
England, from hydrophobia, caused
by the bite of a cat. Tho wound heal
ed, and ho appeared to bo oured until
a fexv days before his death, when ho
began to rave.
The sxvoetest, the most dinging af
fection, Is often shaken by the light
est breath of unkindnoss, as tho deli
cate tendrils of tho vine are agitated
by the fainest air that blows iu sum
mer. - i
Tho Rev. Job Washington, of Rook
port, Me., 92 years of age, has conclud
ed to give up tobacco, believing it to
be Injuring his health. Ho has used
It seventy-eight years.
Charles Van Lew, of Linden, N. Y.
Is seventeen years old, weighs eleven
pouuds, and Is sex'euteen inches high;
but ho refuses all oilers from show
men. "Is this air-tight?" inquired a man
in a hardware store, as ho examined
a stovo. "No, sir," replied the clerk,
"air never sets tight." He lost a cus
tomer.
Tho Hartford (Conn. city govern
ment has prohibited the sale of news
papers ou Sundays on the streets of
thatcity after ten o'clock in the morn
ing. mi t m.
A Lewistown, Me., Frenchman
drove sixteen miles to have bis baby
christened, and when he got home
had forgotten its name.
An English gentleman committed
suicide recently, leaving a paper to
say that he did so because his wife
was a great deal too good for him.
A farmer on t toward the Ridge who
purchased a kicking cow three weeks
ago, already talks or withdrawing
from the church. Home Sentinel.
A teacher of the girls' BIblo olass In
Methodist Sunday school In Provi
dence, has deserted his wife to elope
with ono of his pupils.
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Benjamin Franklin, In 17S9, left
$5,000 for a fund to make loans to
young mechanics. Tho fund Is now
$200,000.
Industry Is the gift of tongues, and
makes a man understood and valued
in all countries and by all nations.
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ried an through it; the rcgulnr action pf
the Iiovrels depends 011 it, and when theso
function arc deranged, the Hcnrt. tho
Drain, the Kidneys, the Skin, la fact thp
entire orgnnUm Is nitcctcd.
SYMPTOMS OF A
DISORDERED LIVER.
Dull Pain in tho Side and Shoulder, loss of
Appetite; Coated Tongue ; Costive Bowels t
Sick-headacho ; Drowsiness; Weight in
tho Stomach after eating, with Acidity and
Bolching up of Wind I low Spirits ; Doss,
of Energy ; Unsociability ; andforooodings
of Evil.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE NEGLECTED,
SOOK FOLLOWS
DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS FEVER, CHILLS, JAUN
DICE, COLIC, NERVOUSNESS, PALPITATION
OFTHE HEART, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY DISEASE,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, AND A GENERAL
BREAKING DOWN OF THE SYSTEM.
HEED TILE WAJR1STXGI
TUTFS PILLS.
The first dose produces an ef
fect "which often astonishes tho
sullerer. giving- a cheerfulness
of mind and bouyancy of body,
to which hewasbeforeastrang
er. They create an Appetite,
Good Digestion, and
SOLID RESH MOHARO MUSCLE.
ALOUISAHA PLANTER SAYS:
"My plantation is in a naforiM district. For
fcveral years I conkl cot make half a crop on
account of flckcesft. I employ one husdrea and.
Wtyhacd5,cftechalf of then were sick. I was
Dearly dcouraged when I began the esc of
TCTPS PILLS. 1 nsed them as a pre
cactioa as well as a cure. Tho resalt wis
marvelious ; my laborers became hearty, robsst,
and happy, and I hare bad no fsrthsr trouble.
With these Pills I wooid cat tear to Bva. in tho
Oicfcnokee swajsp."
K. RIVAL. BAT07 Saba, La,
"BEST PILL IN EXISTENCE."
" I have ured toot ruia i or Dyspepsia. Weak;
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thi I recommend them as the Best
Pill is existence, and do all I can to scqsaint (
ors with their gocc raerus.- 1
J. w.'iiaoai 13, iAOOTA, .11ESX.
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SPECIA1 NOTICES
EEV0LYER FfiEE ?&?.
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HAMUy Orson CBSy&L.g;
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54-1--3. itfiperb Grand sgoart pi r.r TZr ...
nlyS135. XeW styte VplSpfp
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Oritaas 16 stops price S3J0 onlr in Ps :rS5
375 Mirror P.Orwr. 001x0 BS5
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forfutAao
Sanford's
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The only combtnatloa of th
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j ..ujspepsia, naiSieBcy. Wtst
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THE ENTIRE Tfareshlnsr Expenae
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M
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F
OUR Sizes of Separators Made, rang-
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Brownvllle.Neb.
Gd
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. TO CONSUMPTIVES.
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or charge), with the directions for preparing and
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Ac
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"Plain Home Talk and Medical Com
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Br,A.G,0L,NJS!
lYnta Ikvrnil,
'irtEut ViiUk-
ttoa St Cskagflv.
'tlb.fWtbsnnor
sllDmx-Mofa Private nsl-jr. raalttne from mj abiiKefl
er Infection af i;hr -x- mlnt WcoVneMpraliitiBit
Kmlwlons Lo orMcmorr. iapulrro wwi, j.ot
Manhood er ImpotCBcy. -Ncrroas IJeblUty. r-ns-r.nLlTcarl;
diiwunof Bladder. Kidneys, Liver.
Lnnz. Aitantv Citsuh. VOts, li Uraik: Ifenun, sI Dlt
K.VE5 OF FEJIAI.ES. J5.1J to la tnatmrnt. Dr.Otta
tit fcvt s liVlor j rnrncacs, sad ran vaera oiiurt taiU Ht
It a srvloiu J to. rUtraal Scboo!. uses 00 Exrarr. sss ts
bremtpnciicslnti U.S. JADLES rnyiHBg treaaaestwttb.
private laac snd Unri, csJI cr mu. &rr cwnnitMe ft
jadsaa. Eai Sfty eeots tar ssssjlt of BbWwt Good. M r
calsr of hnpemat lstrallon ty rxfns. DIt. OLLS
FcaslsFUk. tSrerEox. CecsJwum 6.
MAEEIAGE GUIDE S&Tfftt
TtaS3jiyliKcf tptS Em, M) sit iBmucs of sirWt
MM. Viha&U sjTi Ut ti tasH-1 it t-K-. sfe&taaplalisc
BKivl. Ho t bo Ea.thT sad tn.j tf9J la tin santoi rs
tlm. ErcrrVkly t!xU pt tlit lock. ItjcoM esslH tosajsJ
da.vnVl. A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Blarriage !
WMM&M
Airoiaoio weatocic ana
-o-!Tiint,sl Tr-sttsa eu ta
Iut.es ot mirure sad tho
ja. H D" crry of Iteprodactioa sa
antaiia'Jia Xhveaie of Woao
ra.li. n,l. w .a a
si si IVl2J Aooefc for pr-n's. eotam.
111 Mi' I'M I Or-Tt
A Pr)lVATEf.1EDlCAL 'DVISERt
Ua Sil n jk-t i m. T . ,' twr .r-a 4..: tt-. Z391S
Ahnse. Xxcesrs. or Secret Visciaea. Tsiii taa bc,
ACXnnCAI.I2CTUit2-fi tiiitiiwl
tfc; cfths Threat so.1 ImT, Catrrfc3. store. tt.
Op on EaWUe , pri S: f a. ... -
if arr beck sett fc-pal -n -m pi cf pr ctor sH fcree,
coat.n?zrQtMs.b-nt-r ut- . jr .a .
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