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PLANT A FEW HILLS 0F CORN LATE — A writer in axf exchiange paper advocates planting an occasional hill in every corn * field late, or taking pains to re-plant the “wnissing hills, and gives the following reason for it : If the weather becomes dry during the filling time, the silk and tassel both become dry and dead. In this condition, if it should become seasonable, the silk revives and renews its growth, but the tassel does ,not recover. Then, for want of pollen, the new silk is unable to fill the office for which if Avas designed. The pollen from the replanted corn is then ready to supply the silk, and the filling is completed. = He sgiys nearly all the abortive ears, so. common in all corn crops, is caused by want of pdllen, and that he has known ears to dotible their gize this second filling.c \

Mr. Grant's private sccreturpv, a party 7of the name of Porter—a suggestive name, ®y ‘the way—is building a $30,000 cottage at Long Branch beside Grant’s. These little extravagances appear to be catch- . ing. Where does the money come from ? Porter had nothing when he was origi- ~ nally invested with the honors of the _ White House. IHis jsalary, we beligve, is © $3,500 per annum. How does he manage to build that splendid edifice? _ e ettty e i 3 Summer Care For Hogs., The Prairie Farmer-says: One of the reasons why many fail in realizing what they might from their swine, is that they devote too much attention. to the corn fietd and too little to the hog pasture.— In their eagerness to produce an abundance of feed for their hogs in autuma and . winter, they are negligent/in| providing them with sufficient food during the carlier portions of* the year. Hogs that are stinted during the summer will not take on fat readily on the approach of the cold weather. Algood healthy growth should be kept up all the season. : If you have not already made provisions for supplying your hogs with food during the summer season give attention to it now. A crop of peas, if sown even at this late' day, will be ripe in the month of August. Two bushels sown broadeast on an acre of well prepared land, should pro- * duce at least thirty bushels of shelled _ peas, to say nothing of pods and vines. * For growing swine in the warm season of the year there are few kinds of food that will compare with peas. They do - pot need to be harvedted— the hous will eat them, if they are not too dry, stalks, leaves and all. If peas will form less'fFut than corn, they will produce more flesh ; and that is what is wanted at the period i that precedes the fattening. They fare easy to raise where the soil and climate are suitable for them ; do not exhaust the soil like most crops ; and come infat?justc the time they are most needed. In fngland, where it is impossible to raise ¢orn, * " farmers rely la[rgely on peas to fatten #heir . hogs; while in Canada, where ,;thezncan + raise very fair‘corn, they hold that more hog food can be/ raised from an a¢re of peas than from an acre of corn. | |

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springs, asthe well water 1s barder aad colder, while fhe running stream is soft and rather warm. The preference ¢f horses is for the soft, even though it be muddy water, to that which is ‘hard. Horses should be allowed in summer time at least four waterings a day, and a half a buck. - etful at a time, and in Winter a pailful . may be allowed morning and evening, which is sufficient to assuage their thirst without causing them to bloat cr puff up. Care, however, should be taken that the horse is not put to work immedidtely after drinking a full bucket of water, especially if required to go fast, because digestion and severe exertion can never go on together, and moreover purging is apt to ensue. In some.cases, broken wind or heaves is thus' produced. Avoid giving warm or tepid water to horses that are often driven from home, because/cold or " well water will then be given them which will then be liable to produce-a congestive chill, followed by lunE fever, and in some cases colic, ' When horses are thus carefully watered, if one or more of them. should refuse their accustomed food, something is wrong, and they should| not be ~ taken-out of the stable to work, or driven further that' day; but an examination should be made as to the cause! with a guide‘ to its removal. — McC'lure’'s New Stale Guide. : e ey A ——eesa s 1 It is said that Beecher saves up all his champagne bottles to throw out ;518 back window nights at cats that come into the yard.. Some of the neighbors sit up - nightg to see Henry come to the window in hign‘?&bt shirt with an ,),mpf,uliof, bottles and sling them. - Windows in the neighborhood can be lented for a night by strangers who m.a‘axin;m,(}owlt 388 Mr, Bechﬁ _in this new and orignal act.— Ohiid!ﬁﬂghdfw Beware ot ?eculators, and buy. tickets only of authorized S e i |fi % & ; MoxuMENT FuNps,—A meeting of the DeKalb County Md% ticable togo on and build the Monument; il @=s‘i"»"y}ﬁ¢@ i - o ’m"g i i*r ey Mlo&

¢ N. < Ry Ilotsunimerhcokxlngz" : : : ¢ WOO! er drummi i V 1 1h VBKTIg Th et se: © The forges are blowing, The anvilsare glowing, To fashion enc_h flowery eup. g . " All flushing and palin ; i - Arbgtt}ls I;?r‘aﬂjng " : : rongh shadow, and sunlight, and brake: . The ferns fali ofwonder% ey Look up from their slumber, ! . And nod to the sedge on the lake, 7 ' The sweet, sleepy clover ’ : Is just tt‘xmlnéghover« oo : She has heard of the mereiless plongh. . The willow has spoken, . .+ The words low and broken, o And chanted the story ere now. Such a wisé little bird : All the story had heard, Of the pieneer's ploughing and sowing ; ‘The shade was astir : With the chatter and whirr, : ~ And the mestengers here and thejr going. The wood to be razed, 7 The meadow land grazed, : ~ The stream to.be serf to the miller; The robber declared ? She was frightfu ly scared, . ! She was sure a removal woald kill her, “Each poor littlencst & Ev’lg bird loved the best, Wavered down with the oak’s dying gniver; The mill burdened stream ; Lost its holiday gleam . As it soberly wentto the river, - - The hill ﬂ){) was bare, : - And sunshine conld stare " . i - Ag it would, in the low cabin peerine; : - For daises were dead, ; And tall wheat instead, Laid gold on the pioneer’s cledring. . A i —N. Y. Ledger. Look OuT ¥oR PERFUMERY PEDDLERS —A peddler stopped at a house in Mahoning county, opened his satchel and exhibited perfumery.— Uncorking hottle after hottle for the lady of the house to “smell,” he finally produced a hottle which was “exquisite,” the finest he.bad. The lady took the perfume, tried it, and was soon 1n an unconscious state—it was chloroform. Théthiefransacked thehouse and made his escape. Beware of “[i‘e(lgfi dlers,” especi:{f}]i;:those' who' have: perfumery to sell. =Bryan Democrat. .71 e il & . A ¥ ATTENTION ! ATTENTION! ' DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS, The largest, cheapest and best stock of ‘boots and shoes ever offered in Ligonier, can be found at the well known establish‘ment of Canfield & Emery. They manu facture boots ani shoes, and kéep an, assortment of Eastern work,; Call and see. L WE have just printed a new supply of Justice's blanks, such as subpeenas, summons, executions and. warrants, also war ranty and quit claim deeds. Justices and others needing any of these blanksare invited to give us a call. i PR e o e ’ * Buy pour Teas, Coffees, Sugars and all other Groceries of J. Decker, for he kceps the very best,. Try and see: - " b

REMOVAL, REMOVAL. i o | JULIUS H GOTSCH, ! . DEALER IN : ; WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY &0, 80, &0, ' oW T . Has removed into 2N é—& Erss~ his new stand, opN g i~ poßite Jacons & = | &‘ ‘@'* Nt KeLLew's, : where = SERILS . C}, he will be pleased - o U 2 = to see and wait on r 2 S e ~ g ) % \ {{— all bis old friends =X . RG> - 7 ond customers.— = “5' Thankful for past —_— = favors, he respectfully -asks a coutinuation of the same from the citizens of Kendallville and surrounding country: Hisstock of'goods is complete, i Kendallville, May 18 1870.-8 = = Newspaper Advertisin i vertising. :A Rdok of 125 closely mlﬁmd pages. lately isaued. containg a list of the. best American AS\'crtism" Mediums, giving the names, circulations. and full Part,ic\l“ltlars concemin§z theleading Daily and Weeky Political and Family Newspapers, together wi all those having large circulations, published in .the interest of Religion, Agriculture, Literah%gé &c., &c.’ Every Advertiser, and every {mrson w] contemplates becoming such, will find this book of great value. - Mailed free to any address on recéipt of fifteen cents. GEO. P. ROWELL & €O., Publishers, No. 40_Park Row, New York. 1 The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue of May 29, 1870, says: “ The firm of G. P. Rowell & Co., which issues this interesting and valuable book, is the Inrgest. and best Advertisixﬁ Agency in the United Stateg, and we can cheerfully recommend l,it ‘to the attention of those who desire to advertise “their business seientifically and systemat- “ ieally in suchra way: thatis, so to secure the largest amount of publicity for the lenst expendi- ‘ ture of money.” béal

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R oRFORY 3,% Ll R, ‘eb ‘A9 : B R 14| MAY, 1866. g ' et . \B\o, QD 05/ NS “} INN D «‘b 4’l2*ls*_ L : g & PFPE. rE &b £, & P e are also MANTUFACTURERS and SOLE PROPRIETORS of ROBACK'S STOMAGH BITTERS: . - PP r S ROBACK’S PILLS, i & R Jio% 5§ AND SN : 00 NTT 3 £ - ROBACK'S BLOOD PURIFIER. The above Prepara- - tions are for Sale by all - Druggist and Patent . 1 v ' N Medicine Dealers everyTRETL il nds i i : « ‘ v CINGINNATI OHIO. ‘ ! T T e e Awdet Quining S F 0 oy MECELT INTROVEMEN R ; z;éuw the use of the BITTER S§ 1 HATK Coegooane: wihowhich all ave famißar. ‘? Es Sides Toase oY 3534 Fi w 1»:'~l~'.lh GONE, 10 1S LA W ARRANTERD. FULLY gOUAL I EVERY WAY TO BITTEFfQUININE, AND LIKE IT 1S THE ONE GEIAT, POSITIVE and UNFAILING {a:: GORE, . (EGlfall DISEASES of MALARIOUS O)IGIN, e and Ague, : oy Intermittent Fever, ; : Ihill Fever, ; it £ Remittent Fever ! i Rilious Feyr, f Pu Ague, and- ti® long: truin, of disorders ffllowing . thesesfhen nédglectad: 3. 7 Rl YAI . SWEET QUININD l is 1w fde suiely irom Peruvion Bafk, (SO is D gter Quinine.) therefore is of Vegetable oxigin, and nat.a Mineral po@s’(m, buffon the conifary is prpved to be one of the ¢fements foun{l in the blood of all healthy pejfons. ' SIWEET QUININE o g,m;s 4 aln, ﬂlnim'o‘t’e to; (as well s§ o cure . aoblé‘%ll\' ?Q;’“‘?} )5\?1':;1:1'!‘ %ﬂ?}gclu 3 wm‘ % e Intérngittent Fevers, ete” The onlyfadvantage efime:d for ; ' ' _SWEET QUININE over §ae ude Hf old Bitter :Quininedis the entivg absencd of that intense, perjstent bittefness, which in the latter is anfinsurmougtable obsticie to its use with m personsgand alway s with children. | e | TP L Osiiter Quisibad 3 g*i’% : i two forms—in Powder for the hise o cians and Diuggists, and ¥Fluij§, for ¢ e family and for the general ghblip. - ggearns, Farr & JOof, NFEY VORK. bty

Na. s.—Aaver. i 5 “*".“.T'rymmmm 3 LAE R il . s NEWS S i - . } “'Lét the afMicted read, and learn, that a pe‘rfect? ' and radical cure 4s warranted and ranteed to | all who are aflicted. DR. RAPHAEL describes the disease without any information from the patient. He explains its cause, and guamntees its cure ; ‘and what is betterstill, he will'honestly and frankly tell you whether you can be cured or not, which will save yonr heaﬂh and life from wrong treatment, He cures private and secret diseases, without the use of mercury, hindrance from busi;’,:sisd or fear of dg:;;:overy or ggoem&cf Hu;& ‘mgke the barreﬂrgmx%; and enabl;!tﬁe Sugle'-to get married, with the assurance of having'a contented wife and healthy children. < _ . - . LADIES, = whose delicate health make it pecessary for them not to have children, use his Bi il SranbLe I poescrPS the haithy i » ¥y butit will eand preservethe h 1 “Bocute his PREVENTIVE against haying chil ‘dren is immcenez; safe’ and eure; .Ij does not in- | Lerrerec;vith dig; or'occupntioixf It operi::;s‘ v;l‘tfvhf <youl eickness(or expo: Ladies whi e ““suflered from -mispinced confldence,.consult him ; ‘;)ufore?thcy get married, he will r‘stogg{;hoi,p loom, freshness and vigor of youth, and ‘enable’ them ito enter married life with confldence of health and happiness, 2 i Cnnsu\lzation- hours from 10 A. M. tos P, M.. at Neo. 213 EAST MADISON STREET, up etairs. Consultation fee Two Dorrars! Interviews confidential, . Persous at a disfance may communicate confl-.-dentially hy latter, if they anclose,';‘m Dollars “ford é-on;ué:’nﬂnﬂ‘fr-lvj : %eng f?uﬁ t’3m < ;:imlm ‘o, s hovk eutitled, * Guide toNealth and Long 3 ‘Lit‘f:;'\‘\' funing the Aﬁevﬂo:s of the Oppgeite Sex; angd, bmpoftan? Hings to Business Men.” Addresy ‘at leftersak follows SRR S D, Raphiacel, Post Office Box - 5T38, Ulitengo Hiinois, TST A S TSO GRS SIS [~ (ISECOND WIDTH. ~ Licemse Notice. 1 Notice is hereby given that the nundersigned will piY, at the e_,!g{.é,, Aecting of the Board of &gna{:&%efgf \E;lgolgter oﬁzﬁm, ‘Nob}a Y g ; e! 3 ' in.J 7 for 1 Jnae,% sell A m&w& less ﬁc%t?ﬂOﬂAf fi me; said. ; : 1d and drank on 3 ‘ < lowsciOn ok enmber AO, et didp olaviiiatrect, e UEMENS KATVMANY, mgoﬁiéé,’_&ne's,‘im. ~ T RNV o o preannee: s ) i Lt A B R B | Py “‘- ‘- 57V, 1300 TN ¥ ¥ = & % .ﬁMAm&! AN 22y § PSR The Eugenie is the most nseful ar< ;-»;“i“’;g-»- > miﬂm.%.ﬁm ; BRI A T ey 3300 L 5 e

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k 5 . Have appointed ’ HIGGINBOTHAM & SON,, Watchmakers and Jewelers, LIGONIER, INDIANA, L. Sole Agents for the Sale of their ) - CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES, Which have been extensively used in Great Britain and United States, tke pasteight years, and for which they claim the undermentioned advantages over those in grdinary use, the proof of which may be seen in their constantly increasing business during the past eight years. Ist. Tear from the perfect construction of the lenses, they assist and preserve the sight, rendering, frequent changes unnecessary. "9nd. TuaT they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not hitherto” enjoyed by. spectacle wearers.

3rd. Taar the material from which the Leuses are ground.is manufactured specially for optic purposes, and is pure, hard.and brilliant, and'not liable to become seratched. 4th. TaAT the frames in which they are set, ‘whether gold, silvér or steel, are of the finest quality and finish, and guaranteed perfect in every -respect. They are the only Spectacles that Prßeskrve AS WELL AS ASSIST THE SIGHT. And are cheap¢ést, because the Jest, always lasting many years without change being necessary. i - §=F" One of the firm will visit Ligonier, at the Store of their Agents every 6 months, for the ' purpose of fitting those baviog difficalt sights, when any BBpectacles sold by their Agent during the interval will be exchanged free of charge if not [{r%?erly fitted. | F‘ WE EMPLOY NO PEDLERS. _&7l - )et 13th, 1869, SRV

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el 2 EXTENSION. : "THE LEGISLATOR, i 5"%‘ K \‘\\\\ T T N 1 INI - “ e B SRS R || e —— i e ——— s -§ § |1 X = =) =SO Thfedh | EIEEGTRN I E e RO - |R R AN ) 1 S 8 =Y = SN | Al SR - RN L - L e T ') Co e gt A | ER P N 0 R LR PSR A | 2 O { 18 R i \L"‘as SR A e 2t AN 3 ki i B e (BN i m: " | b e : ; RN e R ) ',K! it ;-c"'-"*"‘;‘——»;_::;:‘:;iii‘;.i-, AN '«} 7 : a# | e e ;’TV}\\ R/S \(o B e A RA e T = | i 3 ‘ ; J 2 ; § ,/;.' y :/’,»- ] I L | Ay I , _ : : YNY ) ; '&.‘ X * i Heads the List of Improved Cook Stoves, admitted by all usim, it to be the best. Cook Stove made. It has everywhere tgiveu universal satisfaction, and we cong dently recommend it to all persons in wani of a Good Stove 2 i : ‘ ’ Call and seeitat J. M. CHAPMAN & Co.’s. - ® £ e ] : yoih es! Nhingles! - Shingles! Shingles! ),000 “A” SAWED, 16 & 18 i 200,000 “A” SAWED, 16 &18 in. . PINE SHINGLES, . On hand, 4t the LOWEST CASH PRICE,at -~ J. M. CHAPMAN & CO.’S. BELED PLOWS No. Plov&sf ever _Q‘bld ‘in this section have ﬁivél such universal satistaction s the SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOWS, introduced asg season, Its chief pointsare Lightoess of Draft, Widgh .and Depth of - Cut, while jt is warranted to scour wherever a Steel Plow will, and they are much more durable. We give below the result of a trial of Plows held in South Bend, last fall : i 5y A boi “ Draft. Width. ~ Depth. CHILLED, - eioe o whoes da e 350. pounds, 168 4 inches, 7 i{pchea., BRYAN, WMy i piing sl Sodpegrndt N nigodiie Seng ¥ agt o BILL, et wd aatpyreids Eaet serdiad 3 00l ot as SIGRIT Wimaof GF@ Y o BALL, .o oyt DR T L S e S G BYCJOR, HO.O L BTI AE Sl MLt A 0 6 el SR LRI Call and see them at J. M. CHAPMAN & CO. - 1000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD, at J. M. CHAPMAN & C 0.3. Cheapest Hoes, Forks and Rakes, T Shovels, Spades and Garden Tools in town,at = ' J. M. CHAPMAN & CO’S.,. WAGON MATERTALS, ' HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SPRINGS &'AXLES,_}L‘ full lineat et v et nivesd ki My CHAPMAN ¢..C0.'8.. e s TR £ RRS R BUTIMENE il OIEGITN R YRR win i 1 DT BRS G il 4168 Rt wanddDßlß 28 bur | . IN ALL ITS BRANCHES., Guns stocked; Tepaired, bored out, and rig?d on ahort nom%-nimkrm .by "ﬁ“’” ibf\torimf-'?&RmAYn” Wm, Calveyhonse,) who will repair snythi m a Sewing Hl&hlﬁ«u“ﬂﬂ#ﬁﬂl Fhs "(. Il il ’.‘l e .:w”hlmg - {';QS&, e 1 9 PR, Aho oy Lol b G ROL SBe t g bttt 3e L 5 Sm.:glﬁﬁ/or THE mﬁm’ &y ‘Al‘,jj,« @*W(& i‘m.ﬂ‘ . ,",‘ 1 LT e :’, e ¢ saseid med ."?"‘:‘;i-_r o 3 s pEinged ‘,_5,.»:‘-&{; e b” e ..', L Bdr dsdl don diie g - BEAVE TROUGHS PUT bP!! :;"z ’y._:i’s.{&&'; 5 5:: j:;‘ :,'(f LR R ?'-~.<;.;_;‘;w ;;‘st->?l§&§%\9;¢<::€:‘i;‘::,,:f:v-f?) "‘. S Jaf WERcL A RiTe « fie iS S S - ashld o gadlo ndd 38 sirater selis A 1 ~ OnSnort Notice, in a neatand substantial mamner,, . v oo WSy 1o o sesvod dharn gl Barg AT NG val AT J. M. CH A P R OO AT J. M CHAPMAN & 0C0.'6. Mhb'm ildiintid Baat ok rod & i B T L‘f‘“é sidgeasibi e TLN N N e g T . & o o LIR Ban S oo TG RRRAEII WS s . Ligoole, Mach MMy T BREEETTRE T s e A e s O A3AO i sSB v v T AO, K £ e oKo T W AN £Sl5i S e S a G R RS AL 6 bSR P SR SOr AT St SASRE, Sl 0