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Show de A UNION SOLDIER'3 VOICE, plished eben ino' tian dat.kin For have a Grxekal Pkksox's resignation as ISSUED EVERY EVENING. t member of tho Union Veteran' National Committee has created general surprise amon the soldiers nd civilisns. Considering its point jd vigor e pub'ii-- it below. The from a expressed, couiiu life long republican, are, to say the leapt, pcculiur, but the letter is of " 'straight- out- - from- - the- - shoulder beat does and not the writer tyle, itout the bush in getting at what 'O wanti to suj-"PiTTfEDno. Pa., Ju'y 1, Taa Junction Printins Association (UOtBTuEATUU .wosr af Mala aa4 f onr A fttrsau. Jtidntt mO fmmimiMtim tn bun nut W.t Sunntm Mrnnmfrr; Uw wrwix f s nslit" OOas Jclt S4Tctor Eykkikg, i ts lo0. 10. sum of fifty cents you brass watch chair, tixed up so nigh like gold dU you kin work it or Ef anybody h ad hos trade tor told George Washington dat de, day would come when shirt would button behind what would d.t great kentry a.-- a muii have said? Di the tim clock, Ebery mighty pend'lum swings a child am bo'na takes Ebi-rtime de wmit-hanjump somebody ' comes to da iron' stomuch bitters or wid a new sort an Improved rat trap. Ebery hour ti. kel off am a m.le o' rniliod buiit. , oi a bride laid down, a hill lev-ledk.i. i forest cleared. Such of u- remember back a hun'erd y'ars re.il i de change mo iln de folks. Si. h of us aj lib a hjn'erd d wiil not be i'm n de fucliur wid tree liiiiiHl.-v- . to pee jugs coffee pOIS dat sh. t up like a dat illuminate de r h'iuje. an' ro kin' clia'rs dat sail iroun' on wheels" Tne cheer and ar.ilau-e,Hti- d for tne remainder of 'he evening the seat of honor unJer th Besr Trap. - Gabfiilc'i friends are hopeful rd he has theW. Hancock ha that But they forgot WUfitli. the got hia success-- , because ; Gr-.iu- ' ne.Hehetttr years' connec non with tli Union Veteran.' National Committee, o?er wliich .ou h ve the boner to preside, I am ompellei to tender mv as the member from Peiineylva aia. I have relucUnilv come to ti e conclusion that the influence of tLe reat historil party is ended, ami jUjtbt to eud; that those who pre to keep up its organisation ar long po far office and g .i i, and ;Lt its encoursgvment ot sectional ate is a menace to tl'e Union. No permanent issui wc rtl y of bein Uled national views, d.viur the two parties. Free trade and protection ire alike the accident of localitie-- , tnd hence we find free trade repub licans in the went and east, with pro ective democrats in the middle states. "The entire isue that divides the two opposing parties is tne iue of hate and usurpation on the part of the republican party, with military dictations at the polls. Against thif ianizerous policy the democratic party has arraigned itself, and h:i? chosen as it" standard bearer the valiant Gen. W. 8. Hancock, who had placed himself squarely on that issue by proclaiming the right of trial the habeas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of speech, and that the natural rights of person-mdlhrights of property must be In choosing between reserved. these two parties, I cannot see how patriot can blunder. Nearly every soldier who fought with Han cock to obtain peace will vote with h'm and for lnra to make hat p ace etToctivo snd permanent. bntertHinuic the highest reaped lor mv fellow committeemen, and earn estly hoping that they will view this in port ml mat er in the light that V, and come to the same conclusion, viz: To vote for Gen. Hancock, "I am very respectfully, your obe A. L. Pkarbon.'' dient servant, The following is a copy of his let ter resigning the chairmanship ol the city Republican Executive Committee: "Drar Sir. Having concluded to u; port Gen. Hancock for president. I very respectfully tender mv resig nation as Chairman of the City Ke- iitiUican Lxeeniiva fomnuitee ol is at Dtmocrat. But the for?t w add Hancock i with the that country harbor for the making ,afet ever dropped anchor in. Louiivi'le Courier iWw?. Democrat (Jltons5 ay he never was bel- ter in health than now. He certainly never worked har ler. lie it through debates n ght after nighi and is always ready to meet criticism or requetU for information. He in in high spirit and looking extremely well. coincidence are collated by the Long Branch correspondent of the Philadelphia Timet. Hancock, if elected, can celebrate his silver wedding during the firm year of his term as president, at Mr. Hayes did also. Gen. Grant likewise celebrated the 25th anniversary of h'us marriage while president, in CirRANOB Alier Gen. Grant has an only daughter, I'res. Hayes ha an only daughter, so has Gen. Garfield and eo had Gen. Hancock. Ca neron retur-m- from Chicago, whore his dearly fostered plans had been so cruelly shattered, he and Blaine met by tcot-dein the street cars; Cameron sioke ou. heartily (not very heartily, but still he spoke): "Hello, Blaine I" and offered his hand. The report is that Blaine morely rained his hat and said, "Good morning senator." Considering the great intimacy that ued to exist between the hith-s- t these two leader of republicanism, Pittsburj. forE'lter'aining e cry member on that regard the present onolne's is very eoneeivrii ni duu :o ..rnittee, et o sever my poliiicid conn-ctioficant and puinn at inro underith the CuUllllilteo. Veiy respect-uliy- , standing before the Chicago convenA. I. rttAlisuN." tion wnich was not curried out by either or buth of those illustrious 3 ill,' when republican-fuA STORY WITH A MORAL. parties. out, democrats come to then due. FfmaLK BkaUty is something uni veisilly admired, ami it is n wonThr Nkw York Tuna, the lendim ler the fair sex are making all im- Im that, republican newspap-r,coneiginable endeavors to ordain ami re if the greenbacker ulay their girae tain this much priced sift. S ill well, they can tenure the balance o' ihere are means by wh'teh some seek power and dicUte the next presiden' o obtain charms that, are highly ob of the United States. Mr. Geo. O. jeoiionable. The following story Jonee, the experienced editor of tin uay serve as nn .l'ustiation and a gr.-metropolitan journal giyes to warning, althoui'i our girls should the democrats the couth (138 votes) before all ott ers, should be suthViIndiana (15), New Jersey, and C'on ently well infirraed on the sub necticut (6), and proposes to divide ject. New York by having the green Sussn was a foolis't young girl in backer place 18 democratic elector-o- New York, an inmate of Tnnin their ticket and 17 republicans. Mission. She dil not know nnv- The latter complication will, how ihing about dres reform, and had never heard of the Venus of Milo. ever, hardly arise. New York is But she had heard of Coney Island bound to go democratic, solid, with sho diessed herself in her smartest, all her 35 votes n i thus insure to int to give herselt an eiitfaginu hj Hancock a majority far beyond th ure she pulled in her corsets just as ever the could. Of cour-reach of any republican filibustering tightmade site hrself ridiculous, but she nd quibbling. Hull the concession did not know that. The sond sist made by the foremost republican er at the mission house had not told her that tight lacing was no organ of the Union are gratifying pood form. They did not longer demora-liiatioand indioate tho complete wear corsets, but Susan thought th it whichare disintegrating the was because they were out of the world, and she supposed that a slim republican party. waist was the acme of female beau ty. So, as we have snid.sho drew JtkB Blaci, the astute judge, herself in and went to Coney Island. hose opinion about any body i Sho nearly fainlod on thj way, but he managed to get home again and very weighty by every'hen she sank down and died. The body, is a democrat and t was nevei doctors said she had pu'inonary aocuBed ofoeinganythingol.se. and that fie corsets had True, bo is a friend of Garfield, but the killed her. There could not be a more warning than this, fun Washington oorespondent of the he Su-a-pointed n Remsens will not hed it. Philadelphia Timet reassu-e- s us, tha They see oilier gill with bet er figthis friendship goes no further than ures than their own, and they think love for the man and admiration cl they can imitate them, just as ihey his brain. They are excellent friends, they think they can make their feet small by wearing tight boot with but the question of polices nerw nigh heels, or can make ladies of come up between them. Wnh Han- themselves by drew in g in old gold cock the case is different. Judge satin and heliotrope. The only hope B!ack not only lovea the man, bu for them is in their learning, as they will some day, that it ia not the fashthe two are in accord on jcliti. ion to mike wasps of themselves. w hich no doubt makes the relation That will have moro influence than more binding. By the way, "it is a even the fear of death in making them with the waists thai strange fact, that everybody in trou naturecontent gave them. He turns to Judge Black fer counsel and he has been the confidential adviser or "Father Confessor" of men If ere is a speech that can bo re of the most antagonistic parties and cited at the with uns picnics opinions. When President Johnson Hounded applau-e- . The Detroit was impeached, Judge Black was his Fnt Prtts reports it as an address counsel; when Blaine was in Iroub'e before the Lime Kiln Club by"Judge about the Mulligan letters and tfc AfEdavy Martin, late of Alabama.but Port Scott busincs?, Judge Black was now faveling in the north as the lus counsel. When Halleck Kilbourn agent of a patent fish hook. The was in jailjfor refusing to give his judge said: and papers to the commit-t?- e 'We mus'not look in de past fur of congresK, Judge Black was bis onrfuchur. Hobu ki.i till whm ot!iiil; when secretary Belknap de next hun'erd v'arswill biiugf,.'ih was impeached, Judge Black was his by lookin' oberde fence of ole graveWhat am our fuehurT Who roundel; when Garfield had iome yards. kin tell what die nashuu will amount trouble regarding Credit Mobilier to if on in the way it he itkerps i i , i if njf unn hiii his counsel. iwpum ii hires, Judge Black toie you, I J.verybody neems. to have confidence twenty year ao dat in the old man's judgment and he would stan' befo'ynu wid 8 paper coll.ih on my neck, you would have ntalwaysjustified the correctness set him down ts an assain.' Yei de .fUis (vmf dejv. mar-of impTovemrnta has e, wa-ziv- THE GENUINE DR. C.McLANE'S STANFORD LIYEK PILLS are not recommended as a remedy " for all tlie ills that flesh is heir to," but In auctions of the Liver, and in all Bilious Head-acJ.CuinpIaJiiU, Dyspepsia, and 8kk or diseases of tUt ctiaracter, they Tiand witliout a rival. ACUE AND FEVER. So better cathartic can he used preparatory to. or after taking quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequalod. BEWARE OF IMlTA.iCNS. ted. The genuine are never wigs seal on the lid, Eacn box has a with theimpreeeion, McLANE'S LIVER s PILL. Each wrapwr bears tlie of C McLaiir uh! Fi t.mi?; Baos. Insist nnor lavinif the Da. C. McLANE S LIVEK TILLS, prepared by FLKMIXG BROS., Plttsbniifh,Pa the market being full of iniituUuu of Lanr , 'pelled dillrtiitly. the name aanie prfiniinci-ti'i- r. i DRY AND R muw locai Bisvsr'i,t i,, tiia - twt. I CU Ck. b" WAilatrcn .m'ie, lui,u;ra. TruU tru!.. etc.. W Kver ri. TEC 3 -- l . - at r i e NORTH KRN UTAH and Metllcines Are made from the best nmtirll obtainable. They are not cure-alls- . They are fnyorite proacritions that have beer, tried and ested for years in his ex tensive pratice, until now they are absolutely perfect in the troubles for which they are now recommended. The Nephrelicum works wonder-i- n kidney and bladder complaints. Those suffering with dropsy, Bright's disease, diabetes, gravel, retention ot unue.pain in the back, incontinence or nny disease of the ki 'neys and bladder, will at the relief one bottle will afford. For female weakness it is without an equal. For all derangements of the liver, use Dr. Mintie's English Dandelion Pills. For biliousness and dyspepsia, use Dr. Mintie's English Dandelion Tills. For fever and ague, use Dr. Min tie's Dandelion Pills. For tale by all druggiste. sir astlry coofkr vital rkstora- - -- con.-ider- cltstttl.-- . Tpv - . .. .wi(.ii?. iTruBwisBM bicb si'rpxiw or Wm. 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A On. .....-..- . tbr 'irat Kktiosul Br,kM....m I nu: finest and coolest in; inks, kn.nvii next door to Post J, s Ii lif re. am! idj put A N I) I.IQUons, The of City or at lupol. i w&nH r alwain Ji " mad. tularin J ;, - , j 4lt Ukf City - - lukr, rbo Allianae ttauk, (tuDitd).. Corinne Look)0 ...... .... I. M. LaTiii A Cm.,.,. Cpnh&ir big! WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED SEE J X KiSl BY WITH THE CEOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTKV. WILL EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE MinpoU54S7j PAPi li. in 1uT' accord with the spirit theieo', an And at such wts imn hi cfits - AND A DtFEftDtR CF ITS RI5HTS Its excellenc is on'y equal'ed as seen by tht by its ( following SKSl-- : KKKLY, " per tiinon, $4 01 ISli Soaths, (.5t DULY, per annam, " Wi .0C Months SlaO'n'n lluiiit'eatt 5.0(i With its great circulation in six Territories and States it is h to very efficient medium for advertisements. It reaches the great businessmen ami the sm ill farmer, the prominent Statesman and the humble art. san. JOB WORK evetj -- Are unexcelled in this section of country, and we are prepared to Face Powder! The 0'i'y Harmless BeautijUr. W. XcXiitt & Co., AErcntg, Ogden. TAYLOR & SON, FashionabIoTailoi foukth:st.,5ogden. Gentlemen's Own WeaTl wsstisnr ptint Posters, Dodgers, Hand Wdnile a And made on hand, up in A i style on Short Notice. Rills, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, 'all Circulars, Legal Blar.ks, Plain and Finer, Chra and CrwtlT. wy ou hat.d iu Great Quantity. Etc., Etc, Etc., ,is Cheap usanij.and with the Greatest Dispatch. Wo call especial attention to our 'ell appointed Address all orders to In Iras issjtiiim, Dooly-Sievec- of Maim, St.. s Block, Ocrrv Ill mtln CONNECTING LINE BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WEST! t.'nCl.ihX nlni Onr, t it ont iTlQ nnrD03CO OPlH ?. PMOlUNil Hn. mn. frnm Plilonr. tr. t'smr.rii Juliet, Ottawa, Latallo, Island. Davenport, West L. . uuai; u, ,u.u or Icma), AtlanStuart,uiuiuvh, branched from Bureau Junction to Peoria; Wliion Junction to Muscatine. Washington, FutrflaW, Kldon. Belkoap, ( entroriila, PTlncton, Trenton, GallatlD, Cameron. Leavenworth, Atchrson, and Kouaaa City; WasbtiiXtoii to PlmnrneT, Oakaloosa, and Knoi-TillKeokun to rarmintrum, Bonaparte, Ben-- U nnport, to"penHm, Eldon, Ottumwa, Eddy-Tlll- e, Oakalooea, Pella, Munroe, and Dea Motnee: Newto te Monroe; iKt Motpea to IndliWolaand Wlnterset; Atlantic to Lewit and Autfubon; and Avoca to Harlan. Thi is positively the only Hatiroad, which owns, and operaWw a through line from Chicago Into the ttate of Kansas. Through Express Paaner Trains, with Pullman FalareCaraauaebed,araraueam way dnlly hetwea Chicago and Peohia, Kansas C.itv, Council BbPFra, leatinworth and Atchi-MThrotwh caurs are also mn leiween Milwau-- e and Kansas City, via the "Milwaukee and Hi Island Short Line." The "Great Rock Wand" Is tnaimtfcentlr equipped, lta road bed is simply perfect, and it track is laid with steel rails. What will please yon roost will he the pleasure of enjoying your meals, while passing over the prairies of Illinois and Iowa, In one of our mairnfaoeat DlnliutCars that aocompony all Tbrmmh KVipress Tratas. Tou net an entire meai. as gnoo as is served id any (Srst-cia- ss hotel, BloSK, gaming throoph (itwiaeo, MuHno, Hrick ...... . vj , 11. " V. i. J i ai Ik s Molneg (the capita) tic, and AToctt; nltfa cent. e ;v BTcat feature of our Palace Cars HAi.rMiM HiiprAtmi can enkjy your Uma4 Taylor tC iiuvana at all hours of tho i'ay. ManltleeDHron Brl(l(?C9 snnn t!ie ki?8is.rpl and Missouri rtvere at all points erosse-- n lj m:iu kii'ms, at line, and tronsfersnro uvnidclana Anhtsoo, Kansas City, Leavenworth, bcine made In Union rcpo;H. OP TUB PRINCIPAL K, It. (.ONNLCTIONb AK-- i A3 THIS ORHAT TUROUGH FOLLOWS: At Chicago, with all diverglna linos for tna Baet aDd Bouth. At Enolkwood, with the L. 3. & M. S., and P, Ft. W. C. R. lids. At WASULNQTON HEIGBT3, With P., C. & SU L. R R At La 3ALI.V. wlthIll.Cent.rt.lt. AtPBOHIA, with P. P. & .1 ; P. U. ft E.; I. B.S W.i 1)1. Mld.i and T. P. W.- Rib. Joc At ROCK IRLAND. with Milwaukee Inland Short Line," nnd Rock Isfd & Pea IW. At Davenport, wim the iwvenport jnvision CM. 4 St P. R. 11. At WE.1T Liberty, with tlioB.. C. R. & Ji.n.R. AtOni.VNKI.L, with I entntl h.v;i U. It. it. n. AtDss Moines, with l. M. & V. l Puc-iii'It. B. AtCo't'NCiL BLt'FFS. with Uniou At OMAHA, with B. & Mo. R. II. K. in ANIt. COLCHJMtB B..C. NOT lUN.With JC At "J At OTTUMVTA, with Central tuva It. K. St. L. 4 Pac. and C. U. & y. It. Hi's. St. tVab.. At toiioitnii, with Tol., IVo. Wnr.; R- UdJ. .Louis 4 Pac.. and St. L.. Keo. & S.-J It. II. At Cameron, with H. Ht. At Atchison, wuh AH-h.- i Toyoliu k Santa To; AU h. 4 Neb. and t en. Br L'. P. .1. Ui.s. At I.eavekwoktu, with Ivan. Puc, anil R. Rds. . At KAr-SAC!Tr, wlttt all Hues for tno i and Southwest. Aopreetntius the fact that a nalorltv of the apartments for different pfnvl! prefer separate nnrpottfis tana me immense passerier business "f this iljie wamuitlnf Mi, we are pleased t an- noniioe tliat this rwnrwuiv mna Pulltunn. Pnlnr aua Palace frpij Cars for skeptn purpoeoe, CARS are rus tbronah to PEOHIA. FAUCI ?OIE3, corsirii. kasnak jiwws, BPd , vt this I.Iik-Ticket BLrrFs, known a the Island Koutc," are sold by B the 1 nlted States and tanada? aU Ticket For InfsrmaUo not obtainable ut yoar taoauc Urket office, address. rniiHlK citt, ati 're t. tEjVEivoKia. st. j. Gu'l AX.L. X. KIMB Gaul BupertDMDdeBt. JOHV, Tkt. and Paas'sr CJLL AXD SEE. In the Xcatest Maimer! J!s:n:s kinds or CLOTHS, Suu-ments-, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & IS THE CHEAT fiYsevcnty-Qv- Streamers, u Dr. Mintie k Co H sen raCi8co, Cal. seulTtf u J. W- Telegraphic News ili:ceU U ,V - Z (Succtstors BANKERS, And thereby insurirg satisfacnnii oi and J.W. McNutt tion to all of our patrons. ri ij ,w.i,.'- rnf.-- Just l - Glassware, Hardware., ad- EOOK DEPARTMENT, The great English remedy has made more cures of nervous debility, seminal weakness, lost manhood! To which vre have recently made nocturnal emissions, lasitiidn, ina large additions, enabling us to execute bility for mental labor.despondency, and such diseases as are induced by youthful follies and excesses, than L'OOK AD P,i!i!!ILET WOEk all other medicines combined. It ia not stimulant nor excitant, is With increased perfectly safe to take, is not a quack nostrum, and produces results that KIATNE5S, RAPIDITY AND are wonderful. Price, $3 a bottle. Four times the CHEAP.StsS, quantity, $10. It will not disappi-nvon. . . 2 Offden City, bea-tonish- TIVB. - FANCY ANDISTAPLE GROCERIES, pUEENSVARa, cfco. joining Territories. Our FACILITIES; for ,Xecuting Kii d .f Dr. Mintle's Special i.T - HARKNESS&CO THE LEADING PAPER -- v- ,m tzr JOS. STANFOKD, 1 Tub pocikty of liiends, as the shows Qiakers call them-elvevery gradual, but ve ry decid-- d di t crease ill England. (heir own ofii iai iattic-,- t oer only 1',6'JJ membeis and are, , smalle-- t of i In fact, re of the wlne'i um Churches Chrixtiin sects. Bihh as the sueli heird ot, eiircely Christians, oui iiuiu'oe.' tliein almo-- i U nl. 'Id; out uy deni. initiation, like the S - d iiborgins, gain far nioread'ierenis every wlni. the smallest of the orthodox s cis, the B ipti.-t- , is, compared with tuein, a nation. Yet there se. ms to be n visible reason for ibis luek of growth or tendency to dec iy. Ihe society, so far from declining in public lavoi, has increased in it, till to be. a Q is to be presum .My a I le man, and till a Q inker is the one sectarian for whom chun htnan an-dissenter alike vote. Two member-o- f the British cabinet ither are oi have been Quakers and their num. her in parliament is 23 or nearly I per cent, of the whole. - CLOTHING, Hats, Hoots, JSlioes and CARPET! H3 (Daily and Semi- Weekly) In h'ghtr - 1 Dsseriptioa JUNCTION! OGDBN -- ell newspapers. . - r- UiW,, li' . u i :, AND f"f ni 4T f ' Cr-'ciL;- i1 2 l by Im. VpU; tw ifc, umAi Linens, if NOTIONS OtiPLUNTS. ( PERCALE.', GOODS,ITr Park. l- - Ogdei t 4 jt PAIH-KSLLE- a-- s is Honse tis?na-ture- Geo. W. Childs, the mun;ficfrt A Speedy auj M cloal Cure. editor of the Philadelphia l.!iitr ' PERRY DAVIS' of the City made over TOOnewsboys fUs itootl tbetestut rcKTT teaks' trial. of brotherly love," happy on Fifth of July, by giving them a Directions wkh lack bottle. complimentary excursion and din SOLD BY ALL UKUOUIST&. ner at Be mont Mansion, Fairmount Ludicrous scenes occurred at the distribution of the tickets to the youngUer. The nimes given by ihe boys in answer to the clerk's questions, would have apralled the most persistent census enumerator. little fellow relates One dark-eyethe Timet gave his name George Another Cummings. Zephaniah aid his name was "Beanpole." The boys nicknamed him thus for obvious reasons, and he knew no other iiiiue. A little fellow, not four feet high,gare the ponderous name of Robert John Buck Dough erty. He has been selling news papers for a few months only, but he confidently intends to be a big newspaper man, like Mr. Ch'lris, some day. A sharp Utile urchin stepped up to the desk with a merry twinkle in his eye and said his "Whit?" name was Ben Butler. asked the clerk. "Ben Bulle-,- " was the reply, "the feller what stole the spoons. That's what the boys cail.- me." A ticket was handed over the counter, and "Ben Butler" went cn his way rejoicing. H'nry Ward Beecher, Bob Ingersoll. Ulysses S. Grant, John Kelly and Gen. Han cock alo received tickets from lh clerk, as we'll as live or six 0ii who Largest Retail The red-wa- x BOWEL 1 i after lach-Knif- e. 1873. oon yo-in- U. H (JrarU. Lhuirmnrx of M ch y,rans' JSutioiial Committee Gfin.i.!. Naw Orlfans shows a total pou lation of 250,239, against 107, 9111 about 2G per cent. .South Bend,Ind has 13,324, again of 7,118 over 1870. With Hascocr the country ! GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 45 Years beforelhePubli:, Art- - ciutUsO, lifc Son, Bain Wagons I s. s. lewis OPTICIAN, THE BAIN WAGON" ia now enjoying Ihe Largest sale of an7 wagon ia 'h , ftntl It 19 baflanse the , Ur.nAJ. AVCliHUlU vI ci v i, ,:. i... vd.i Di:,..t HUM ..WUfL. xiiiaiiu. e them now aa Improved.Prices reduced to uuiU vflt. in SULKY-PLOW- vs. GANG FLOWS. Make inquiry from us cf the advantages of Sulky Plows aa The Cassaday (Oliver Chilled) Yon can .,,iilTJanf,8gMtha'n(,0'icirPiowha8 any soil, cd plow deep aad pu lerlie y our THE TRIUMPH JEWELS VATCHES, Aud tbs Celebrated You will get full crops, Eterj PJr Warrauwa. Try Tk-- then eisaics Sulky TIow. set ib noil to Mould Ca rd t that by u3.l3 CRAIH DRILL iha grain, suaua ihe winter and irouih well. The Improvfd "a" Barb Skel Fence Wire. Khi's Combination pe'ai'lo. Ji' lbiA"i' Tuey are sc! witb hrjf French Pbrirowt leaetg, and can Ue so a.djaitJ thai tat focas will come iuetiiy Id froiM ot eyi, matin tbetn mach more. fciTt-ahla anJ uBtfal than ordinary epectavio g l fa8t 00 wir": Seraptrr dc. csn n9ilb"r turn or 6!ip. ljref? Uardwood, llvr. jrvn, Mater Vv It hor. uil, ,tc. i tUt XuU,, SI Till EE. PJTvrv .AKJJUJ. j j iti. ttsirw ? . r.w !. |