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As our trade Js so ilO Tresil .lot OT an kuius ui jliuiis, arge we adioy, Jellies and Canned Goods for old and buy new goods 3 "O every v at iJGiJSJM'S has and can always give 'Oil i. i L1 ! i i o Q never been iirpassed in qual fF-ooas at lowest prices. o - ! 1 CM Just received I Car Load of Y.C. Sugars and Molasses, bought at bottom prices. 2 Cars of fresh Flour which ' - in i ii 1111111 in mi ii p mm mi ii w in nil ii fm i mm iihnii v. OCi i a i b - r s t . V 7 Go 113 A Bulletin. S30Z.IVAIS.. TE2II7. vr. a. n. Hcda:;i2l :v2xy Friday S1-C0 ler "'iur- wM.nniiuum i iii m 'i ii "rjaanui jYer and laest-ures cau judged by their work. best b W hero will be the ht r.sted home for A'MtTic.m citizens in twt;ty ;i vo years, it the present rite ot imnigration is permitted? 1 he ncuiu of Europ which has H.'toded tl;e United fcsiates is the politician plaything and chitf de light. "Tii cattle industry cf this country amounts t twelve hundred million of dwlJars per year." The question of taiifl" taxation in h miktheii is: I it hot for .tlie people to lave Ireo whi&hoy ot cheap woo!. Tho tohaeco tax js in tain to be 'repealed. Three-fourths ot the pretent ('oiiyresa favor!" it SpeaHer Carlisle wn re-elected speaker cf the House of Representa tives hr a tnajority of 15. Another ;core iT tnfl reduction. All the leading men and leading news paperr, irrespective of party or lumei5, pronounce the President'! message an able ainl mcnly Mate papr. B suro to read it. You will Hud it cu fourth page of this Iu tho diim) conflict ot l&SS, the people North, South, East, and West ouht to bo good citizens rather than bad politician. We are, a cennron people in industry, coaiinerce, and agriculture. Primaries nill bo held in this county i:eit year, instead of con. van) ions. Chronic kicer may prepare to take :i hack stat and ceasd to mouth, fur the people are Ijoin to nominate tho men they want" The Democrat of Virginia and .North Carolina are louu end iujN ttd in their demand for the repeal 'of the Federal tobacco and whukv tax. The Bulletin believes that the THE 4.4.itf U W The lst legislature enacted a )aw requi.ing the mem He f Ihe- Ceunty Court to vote vim vce. This is pre'ty tough. We imagiiio that ; taces wilt be seen to redden ss the Justices sing out who they are tor and on what eMe of a rusasure they ! s'ar.d The efiect of this law will be to put an end to magistrates in. timatinjto half a dozen candidates UiAi ttej will support ihein and Tote for tLeru. In eur ejection for tax as.'esjor at the next quarterly court, th Justices will have to sing out who they are for. B braTe.boys a lid face the uiu;c. Thif net cash in the treasury of tl:.' United States on Kov, 1 was 56 millions of dollars, or about a doiiur apiece for every man, woman and child in the country. Including tLe net cash as jut stated, the total cafeh in the treasury, as shown by the treasurer's latest account, 13 (437,383,201.86, or about $S apiece for each inhabitant. Willi such au enormous accumulation, it is not surprising that the demand lor a redaction of taxes should be on the increahc. ILu situation, however, makes tLe pn-spect of iecuring a reisiue of fractional cuirency all the more favorable. It the pub lic will emphasize their desire for a let urn to this mofct convenient cir culating medium it can doubtltes be secured Jro'ii the next Congress. President J. K. Patters u of the Kentucky agricultural college at JLeington is a man imbued with good hard sense as well as literary and seiencific abilities. In an ad dress on the education required by tho agricultural classei, he not only makes the familiar points that farm ers must understand tlx principles of their busiueisin order to compete in the markets of the world, but that he also "requiies au education which fchali make him maintain hitntelf politically Knd gocially, and maiutaming himself thus, maintain tho integrity of the institutions un der which ho lives, and the integ j it y ttd olikical well-l4 ing of his country. The intelligent educated farmer with welLdeveloj ed biain and ready h;.nd, with intelligence to know his rights aud duties and how to maintain the one ana discharge the other, is now, and will be stid more in vb future, the ceuntry's back-bone "ro,'taid'; rivrn Tennessee News. Butter and eggs are scare in McNairy county. An Indiai.a syiidic&fe has decided to erect lateral blaL furnace at Knoxville. A rel gious revival at Enu, Houston oouDty, ks resulted in seventy professions. John T' La L tin has Been "elected mayor of feomerville. to tucceed Capt. C. A. Shaw resigned Mr liieTarmsrj oi iwutaertwra coun ty are reported in better financial condition than in many yeais. Mr. Tiutley of Richmond, Va . has dcida to establish an ai bandle factory at Johnson City. It is said th.it every member of the Weakly county court ie a can dklate for tax asiesior. Stewart county has twelve can didate for assessor and the Breeze says com of tiiein have net enter prise enough to take thir county paper. X'lesgra. John J. Littleton and A. M. Hughes, Jr. are at Washington, probably arrangiuir to save the country. Memphis jubiliatea oyer the fact that her baaka loaned the state 240,000 to pay interest on the state debt due January the first, 188S. Gen. McCoid rises to remark ; "Gov, Taylor will succeed himself as governor. Theie is no souse in leading out an' body else te be slaughtered.'' Thtire is a colorud woman in tl3 neighborhood of Covington, Tip tou Co. who remembers when the Mississippi river was nething more than a branch. ISo one know her age, and she don't snow herself, but she uiudt be 103 years old at least. Senator Harris, of Tennessee, presented a memorial to Congress for a constitutional amendment pro- Inditing the manufacture, sale, im portation, exportation or transpor tation of alcoholic drinks is the United States, Bsfered. Uncle Hubbard Johnson, a citizen ot the Tenth distiict, in Carroll county, who is 8S years old, has just finished digging a duct 200 ----U Jong and 4h feet deep. If 'ions ani retain ve to Carroll co un- !e JLiemocrat fays hat there wdl be s in the field in ear, one each for rty, tLe repub. prohibition par tt supposes Gen. tylor will head rty and get de er Blade has dis ea8on why prohi in this state, and "'The prohioitiou te has convinced sity of national So long as there 00 illiterate vo " may expet to lait election ttle uegro bey, esion of a cap 3 cartridge tor c eu the franr n eluded to test j fire to it. He ' tiling, and if to say he tilings any d face were r-Nws says je-president ia tor I, G. en the ot bright , and name .uent old "4 i KOM TEAUUES. Teagues Tenn. Dec. 15th 1867. Mr. Editor: A great many of your readers are anxious to learn the history of theertaf'Agri. cultural Wbeel." If you will allow me space in your paper, I will give your readers a brief history of the Wkeel and its growth. The first Wheel that was organ ized in the United States dates February the 15th, 18S2, in a log schoo 1 ouse, 8 miles South West of Dq scrk, in Prairie county, Ark ansas, with seven members. The membership in 1833, numbered over 500; in 1884 5,000- in 1885. 10. 000; in 1886, 50,000; and in 1887. 500,000. The membership in our own fair state numbers 53,600. We h ave 102S Subordinate wheels in this ftate, besides 16 Colored wheels. The first wheel organized in Hardeman County was at Oak Crrfwft An(lniT- lnmtpff nt. Tarrij Dio Kip . i i . ec 18, lSi-6, with 16 chai ter membeia by T- B. Kuif, of xMadison, countv. January the 1st 18b7f onlv 2 wheeis had been organized. in the county with a memoerifhip ot about 30 members The couuty wheel was organized at Giendale wheel, No 550, Feb. 12 1887. Ten subordinate wheels, with a mem bership of onlv 150 members were thea hi the county- The members went to work, carrying out th ob jects of the order, aod from time to time we watched the growth of this organization and the interest that manifested by the Agriculture j al classes, and en the other side, we eea combi nations asising to impeed its progress. We have met at va rious places with sessions of the county wheel, and success seems to make it progress to the best interest of the tarmers The Death of our first President; to wit, Bro. Han kina when hundreds witnessad the procession, cast aside all predju d ees, that this organization was of short duration; and m my vrln had not joined the order began to open their eye3 to the growth of the wheel, and the babe of a few weeks was soon an infant very large. We laid our Brother tj rest and trusted him. to the care of Him that doeth all things well. Our membership numbers at this writing 1270, and SO subordinate wheels in this county. The best men in the farmers ranks are enlisted under the b.itsner of Wheei erism. Neva r l as there been an association for bettering th? coudN ticu of any clsss of people that can compare with the growth of this organization. We can now say that the mission has come to stay, and its certainty is without doubt. Our aims are equal rights aud equal protection tJ all thiugr "JKquality and justice'' are our watch words. Our aims are 1st the social improvement of our pres ent condition by social intercourse; and the improvement of our farm ing in theory arid rractice. 2nd. Education, believeing that he success of ail occupations depends t'pou the enlightenment aud elevation of its followers and that evju the government itself cannot secure the prosperity of its citizens unless its pcple are thoroughly educate p Therefore one caue of tha degen eracy of agriculture and the ruin ous system that has impoverished our soii, is because as a general rule our farmers have neglected their education and home interest. VTe are for tho protection of our interest, and let the legitmate business of ether occupations run ihemseivest and we will run ours. W do not Kiake w: r uj,oii the legitimate in dustry of any others, we believe that the success of all other avoca tions rst on the success of the farmers, The coramereial and manufacturing world reeds tb produce of our larms, and when a general depression comes upon the larmer, they feel it to the same degree that the farmer does. Our organization teaches us that we should foster agriculture and the education of our people, and we shouid prepare ourselves for any business, aud be capable of filling any paction that should be thrust upon us. We need in the farmers ranks an improved idea iu farming, and 6y all means a better tydem of cd xtmihii- .7 he State Wheel ia session at Jackson the 1st mt adbted the cooperation plan of the National Alliance and Corporative Uiiion of America. We now have a state agent whose basiuess it is to buy ev J ery thing the order demands and the farmers u;e, and ell alt the pro- ;:duce ot the Statofor the farmers t 'the manufacturers Thus dtalin! only with thi manufacturer and , leaving j! the speculator. Uanj count ir have cieeuxl their agents; ! i.i as bk a a all meet, they will ; ll.sif a-i-rnt Who will -.vorlr on. ; tk State sjent. The wheel ijreuce- fp iT ROYAL NJ Abso!uteSy Pure fast coming to the front. Various manufactures are coming to our assist . ance assuring us of their co-operation : , Arrangement have bee:, made with I the largest plow company in the . 1 ... 1 ever autici"ated. Also arrange ments have been ma ?e with tLe manufacturers of different agricultur al implements, by wh'ch great sav ings will be made. The wheelers in various cotintlts are forming va rious associations for the promulga tion of the ord;r Mauieon and Weakly have cotton warehouses. Gibson has a largs subscription for the erection of a bank. S fer al counties in Middle Tennessee have a 1 eanut association- llemy and adjoining counties have made arrangements for the Bale and stor age f tobacco. Tbui we aregla l the far.nere are throwing oil the yoke of oppresion and coiaming from under the coils of m mopolistic combination and bringing themselves n ir i.t inn 11 ti cvi. 11 c.i in .Tii . n .i II . r S ' and ignorance. Xniticriting them selves for the most noble and the mother oi aa occapatiens. Yours Fraternally, James Ii. lwsftin, Sec. of Hardeman county Wheel. Van Blder, a negro boy aho;it 15 years old, employed by Isaac Boruun, was tilie i on t'ni t itter's farm inMont goniery couaty ev?r eral days pgo. A team ot mules driven by Elder r?u oil. causing thd wagon to c )lhde with a tree. Elder was caeght between a - w heel aud the hounds of the wagwu and held. In this condition tse mules kicked h'.m todeath; Hitdeath is generally regretted, as he bore a goo i rsputatiou in the community. It seems as though Fayettevile is about to enter upon an era of prosperity. She has shakt-n utl her lethargy aud a apirit of enterprise hsi taken hold of her citizens. Stock companies have organized to put up an ice factory and furnish tli3 town w'th electric light, inside cf a few weeks, and other enterprises are on tooi. TLe fat u, it lim spirit of enlcrprisu kseps its wor up among t he people, Pavetvule will soj.i be an important town. The telephone line is again m op eration between Covington and Memphis ia Mason. It dots not go by Tabernacle a$ formerly, bui runs along tha Covingto.i and Som-. erville road. Tae bcli was rung about 7 p. u' last iionday, and the first mesiage transmitted over the wire was a duu from a colored wo man of Covington to on of the colored men who put., up the whe fjr kis board bill, which lie forgot to ctt e bet re leaving t;'T?n, fcihe did i,wt c Uct t.'ie oiii, hci. it cosi. h.?r a 4karter L. .. .au Henry Ky.y' tv.irr.jil county, living i.tar v.i..rkburg. Was snoa.i Jy b l-.ii.dj m, i.mieii one day t:us wetk. tie nad a lige Lu Ch er kuuo iu h.s ovf.rctJHt pt cet, vini while M:ut:i.tig '.itn ai.oihvr u.y ic ftid, ' he iitiiu.e id' the kniie !roi ;. tlio ;iiUiitt and Lis ha rsuUl on it tiruve th b ade up i ie iiilt jn bis tdd. The w-iund was .rui.e.i h.i ILreo inuL.'; bul aoitiiu t!elinii was ie&rneU at.out lh ei.t.nt t the danger. It i thought thit it maj result fatuliy, u.tie kin.e m.t-va upwn. donkeys iu eastarn couutr.e are said to at quite uc h a ii-ndi.c-ej Lc opium tnai, tlisy wi;l habitualy siokeaiiy thaL may be lei't in tho pipe wbeu the rnafter lay itduwa j ana when utpn vei ol it win sudet) from iieri'ousutsj and deptcj. ion ; uwe, uir7 EOt c;gar- I!.. .1. about Lis per&onai Labits. t L. ' moral stauilitig my o at . , t.6 ! Ut, but he Cliaa U.J it.j s i CONGER'S Saw Mill Located fiaaauiacturer of &oum & Dressea Lumosr, Doors, Sash. "rwr y J Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, Laths, Shinlges, Paling, Brackets, HOTJ-ZLTDIILTC-, ILi'dTO. Oldest and livest Anther firm in Madiscii cr I.ardiaan Counties. Get Prices before purciiasirg EIseTherc. Orders frcm a distance solicited. AI.X. COMI;iUKZCATIOIxTS IIUST ADDSZSSID TO S. R CONGER Pur rider, Hriico Up You are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fidetty, rrrvous, and gr-neially out of sorts and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulant, spring medicines, or bitters, which have fo.r their basis very cheap, bad whisky , a r.d which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than before- What you want is an alterative that wii purify yonr blood, start healthy action of Liver .ud Kidney?, re store your vitality, and give renew ed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Eclectric Bitter, and only 50 cents a bottle at Savage A Emerson's Drug Store. LIcEIiREE'S YTI3E GF CAEBUI. This wonderful new remedy is for sale by the following merchants in Hardeman County: B. V. Hil ton, and Savage ffe Em erni, B.iltvjJi; ilanet;-- S Hatton Ginud Juot-tio ; Sooit 0; ''t.ij-, Hick y Valley; Edw;ird fc Albright, Cedar Chapel: ). D- Nai-cr ec Co., i'J .Vl'-m-iuii. lunri IL Jirinivt .1 Hie II' . II . 'T i i I r T : ... - W. J. Cox. Saulsburv; J. W. ochnlls To n; Dr. J. S. Robeitsciii, Wliite vii e. T e Physicians have Fcxni ozX riii-t a c.M'.ta miiislirg arl fore'Ejn ele ment i l the blood, developed b ituii .OK tion, i-t tlie cauiie of rhcumatit uj. Tliis nwtlie.s noon the sensitiTe hub-rutancous covei:n of he ruuscltd aud liamenta of tiie joinis, canning constant and shifting ain, and areatiiig at a cal-'areon., cliaiky deposit which produces stium;.-is and distortion of tlie joints. No fact which ex pener.ee has demonstrated in ic-gHrd to l!o-t?tter's Stoiacti Jj'itter.s lias stronger evidence to support than thif, namely, that t'iiB medicine of comprehensive ucs checks the foriiiida blc and alrocious dis ease. Nor is it Jess positively .htablished hat it is preferable to tho pohoii olte used to arrest it, kince t!io medicine con tains ordv salutary inureinenlrt. it iw al-:j a signal remedy lo1' mahu ial fevers, con stipation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder ailnieut. debilii y and other disorders. See that yon gfet the genuine, enuerful Curea W. D. Hyt Hi tVli aloH:i!d an l Retail DrusK't ol ' Home tla., avs- We have been !icUin Dr. Kind's Is'ew iliscov erv, Eleetric liitttrs and Uueklen' Arnica Saivc-s lor two years. Have never handled remedies that .sell s well, or giv imch universal r-aiisuctioa. 'j'iitrt have hi en home woi.deiliil cuics e.'!e.U-.-i bj the," mtcileii.es in this city. 8c vera eases of fioncunccd Cor mm t linv been entirely cuid by use ot a lew Lo iles of Dr. King's Xew Discovery, taken inconection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee theui always. T, I. IV. O. Port't nitTer any longer, but mo Tan ner'n fiifalli bJe ei.rali,'ia Cure, ihs oiiiy intaltiblu cure ou earth lor all forn.i ol' nturaljfia and nervous headuc!.. ilau guui lluut Meilieiue Co. Manufacturer!', .Nashville, Teun. .00 cents pi. r bos. old by all druggist. is . i. o. Don't wa"e time ar.d moti y snd un go needle tort u ie with Uie kti;e w Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afh-rd hi ant ilief and certain cure in af.e of blind, bhedins-, itching, inl ml exierHa 1 piles. Jiannm Koot M ne Co., Jdanu faciurr is, Naxliville, X Br.ckim's A set Klve. The !n.-t iitin tie world tor Ci ftruirffl. Ko.i-s, Ulcer, S;dt Kheum, Feve ores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains (,'oi in, am1 al i ISkin Kriiptioi, ar.d pot-i- iTly cures ''iUs, or no p-ir rerjo iiei It g!Ko-a.utLfi ioi,ivc pt.i'.f t oalinfactioii1 Jr ujou.'y refur.ded. fries 2- cx-ms ptr ox. For s.de by S-tvy .;e & Emerson. NO-liESIDENT NOTICE. Iu the Circuit Court J Jlardeeian Co Tfcnneree. Ltna Pri:J-, "!., y.i. Andrew pIntw r(. I. Ptiti(.n for divorce. In tbi cau! it appearing fro.u t!.a jxli:i';: h; t- j (iru to that t'.e rei Ji n- cf the itfetd.'n t i u:ui,-.wu and f-rr ;ii;.ect !i-;r:ii c.m.ifit be ncriabi td. It is ti ercf-:r ui j.rd i!ni f.t sn.e bis ap)rrr.: nod ef- s i tf.; c rin i:iin t:,a lii-e S 4 ! tii t.ii r a ( I il.l e .urt t k b-i J it CV1-1S li.i'.if oi d.!iTr, fV:i.., 01 t j i . . t 1 , -, j.-i iuc.i..y k wanuarr wii. J"'.ss. or t.ie w.:i ic ttkan Kit c.iiif iel z nd ! !-,r,t.;c.lj,4j ri.ll irifr:. It is f.-.r.ar 1 t,r,l. .1 ihjt a fi ; if of orr'cr ij. - r i ..r ir ftcie w?.;t. M tii - v. ; T. S. N. Uiik. C. V. ' - .f. i.i-m s n it 1 u i.4.Ll..f. , t 1. , FLANIRe MILLS. at HOLIVAlt, and Planing Mill at J AC ICS ON. 7nvnr 41 .1 HJLLiTiL 1 F 3 PITSEil MILLEli, Proprietor. Dealer in HOUGH & DRESSED LUMBER SHINGLES, LATHS, ETC. Bills cut on short notice. Direct all comiuunicalioiis to PITS3SH. P. A'l-CadiKn W. P. Di.ravftnt, 5i g GOE GEES Am 36iV, 63 JTxo r-t JGtC ( D. W FLY. F. Ii. FLY, HEBEON & Wholesale Grocers and misgion 05 0 ."I rjr? M 1? f"? rr ""',y1 R iv Ui Vis.' d Mr? h S.t f nojr;ivAi;, BOAIiD SAMUEL 1IA11N. .. rr. j;rio.viL.. xi-?xiint. v, c;, noitiorv, c;nr3ji-i' Depopitory of the State . Deposits received M!jret lo siht ( Isi k xc l.r i'ge licrght lind wild, and Collectings p o.!i,)tly nit'dr. h'l.ies di!?c:.tud Money to 'rninim i er.sonnh'e tf i in-. jjWuffioiiiin At ii mectiiig of the Coudfy Teaclicrs lield in J!i( Iorj Valley. 3imch 5. 18b, the iofowii; L-oois were ndoptcd for Jlnrdcmati County. SWJKTOxN'S IiFADlNG I'lLrMEi:, FJ11ST ISEADiiJ., SECOND " tlliRD J 'OlJii I H FUnil RJNfON'S Vv OBD J'BIMKB, BOOK OF SVELLIN(.J, S VEs TON'H 1MJJAIA BY IT. fj. UESTOi.'V. ;:o.I;IiNSlilU K. HLSUntY, SWINTOxN'S OUTLINE WOKLU WEICEItlAN COBY BOOKS, Tlie above books are being ei;ora'lv adoji oi i l)K)u;diout Ten e p e. They are the Irtsheyt, most complete, and lowest priced ueries publi.-di&d. T, JEr CrXDCNT, "V7-. 23. 31i.o--:.:a AndeiGCii z 33rc?.d.fcrc'., Mercer Zz .dTcC; latlicrjr, An? one wiio ie.-ireh to examine lliese bmiK?, or any ine.Timttt u'-v remg fDUpplics for introduction and exchange, can make KatisJactory arrungemneU by addres.-mg, lZHi Grnvier t-H i't.t t W e vf Orlc'mi iZn, General Aent for the Southern State DivJ. D.-Sauls, Pliy&ician AND Opt ieian bauisfmry, Is prepared lo tri;;t (iiva-tj n the JjI'E, and furiii.-h ar.d aA'yn t J Ij ASS IC ir 1 1 i ) : l i Trv ai.il. S i 1 n r 1 i't ;ee Prftbably no oic thing has cane 1 si'cb a general revival r.f tit.'.i ; :av:i Jj n. e; .())i's Iriiir I a tlifih' giving awy It their n ' ' h iii-'ri ,1' n r-t':t!i' hiii !. A I I ' I 'L 5 ! V f 1 ...... a! ti t ;r.-. . 1 viiiV vf w D f.c vv-; tji,n. T.j ir tr-d.t tin' fi .i.-Iv ! I uoi tio'.ii! in t'o-j vor V li ! 1 1 A. 1 1 . i j cJe from the fact t tr, ir curt and never disa oiims (J 1 . : s ' j Ct lds, Asthma, Br i.eh.a., LVn ' i t.i.d ;x.'t iiiio.t and iurg 1 j-.- Uil,' iipii-k ." " You 4.-, t i ; Vie b :ving hv gettia ; a tr ,.. 1 tlj tret lrge klz $ . .:rr I e wtrrfa.. i M H M Ki ,51 i & 1JL.jLJLJJi k'C KIIXEE. Fclirsr, Tcan, lili it'r. Kel'tv, E. & jv m j m NT COTTON -JiViORE, . pjcial ttcutijii t: ni 1IKKRON. sam m:;sox HOBSON Gotton Faotoi 15! Merchants, TII5 TDK 1Z ' r- f- r.-i v.? if cJj rnZ X JN l:lt- l.'Z 10. Of DIBECTOIIS. Jmiotliif U.ryf 1'. ire. ( 12 ots ! 18 cts. I Z) ct.j 50 tUj Go cts. j 00 cts. i 11, cii 18 cts.1 d.S tts.j 5K1 ct"-..t 10 cts.! i -nt Trie 05 CtS 10 ct L'O cts JiO cl.-i. Co its. (tit eta. 0". ist 1 ) !. T i t A. K ct;. c 1 '.T;"vr Tocno i3 a-J.lcb "C. rr NON-II 1:SIDENT NO 11 CK. In 'h- County Coiot of llr.i;-ijin Ci Tianessce. S. (i. !i!ni, 'A'hii r. ct Kctr'm Jon, t.t Pctaiua to t i. irt. i-'ji r..i. c-iost- it jp;. "wri'Tr f-o i t a- aMbtHaittutl ih-t tll'i defu'li:fS lioh rt mil Km-i in- Jours rj tin n-i i d.-Pt.i of ibe hlatt- .l 'JVinen. Il 14 or.h .-.i tl.it pn ii ii-.-i! .00 V r ri! i fr fu'.ir sii."i't"" iv'j wet l in ! J.'i r l'.i i'o-io, a t. (. p r i-'ioi ;'ie i l il i'.iv ir, i'uivi ., rci'iir iS s -id d.-i&mlsuis t tnttr t!ir ij'ie ir- ilea her id l,f or '.t't'.i tUt fift U-i'w il'.j: tho ftctii?r i.r-u, l -7, 4 i. c-. ii 11 1 y -. .,irt 01 ' nVf 'Hii ( -im.' t, 'I't 1 n it i- I 1 Vi i,t i .t.'.jvrr, i'i.r. v, lay t',,H M'(f'' f f ''. W -r 3 jdra j, hi. v-r i.r tlf kir tc i'i hr thi. c-t ti e i3!4t iii ; fi.i;f--e 1 i-ti'r. n in ."vi ; d ion in 1 Ifirl",' of .1' '' it. 1 : x i..trl. I'..i L'. 'i. !.' C I Vtji. It- THE T?ff.''m OE n ! Colwm'a Rural Welti, pm i-.-.j vi . i ;r t H.i r. It Id Ti-rr UiK n,.;!.t j..., rniiimn pjr tlt-Ttjtea t. Au i.itiir.'. i.;.r.,. iSMtn. .ir?lu , IL Har.t, CaLii.i, i.ji.p. Nvtui. j i.uUi.v" th Arrr. t. (. irt Hi ifi.m rirrlo. i'u iirk.-t K norm er c rr.-t( .1 ti lit- l.t!; ! itm.nt ii( fc'nu 1 i pren.. ft 1 1 1 l.'-mt it'ill trT4 r.tjrlU fiblir-lM-il. ..it.t f.pttia Imhi. Au C. tl, UilftiAN, 703 OUve irtt, It. Uu-n, 1 1 Sill-