The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, October 04, 1876, Image 4
FARM, GARDEN AND 1I0USEII0L
llouxeholtl Hints.
Catauiiu.?A subscriber, who so
th it thoio is uo such thiug as a sure cu
for e>itarrh iu tbe head, reoommen
full audfrequo'it use of water to clean
the nostrils. When the head is ve
stuffy and heavy, warm w ter should
used with the occasional* addition of
little salt. Pulverized or ground sugf
to be used as a snuff, is also reoommen
ed. Another advised the application
ground sugar with a camel's hair bruE
Another says that if catarrh is r
chronic, but arises from a recent cold
liberal use of cayei\no pepper at inei
will effect a cure.
lo kid K00M8, Bedding, etc., i
Bugs.?Procure from an" apothecary
solution of corrosive sublimate, call<
" bug poison." Apply this with a brui
to all the cracks iu bedsteads, bureau
behind bureau and waslistand druwei
etc., once a week, after the room h
been swept and dusted* If tho verm
are in tho walls, wet somo commo
strong smoking tobacco, and with
knife blade thrust into all tho crao'.
above and below the baseboard urom
the room. This will orodicate the pes!
as I have proved, in a few weeks. T1
rooms must be carefully looked ove
occasionally,until spring, when a few bu
may appear in March, but after sprii
house cleaning they will bo gono unl
a new importation arrives with nc
servants.
Red or Black Ants.?May be driv<
away by a line of solution of corrosi
sublimate, drawn with a brush aroui
the edge of each shelf in tho stoi
room, and around tho outside of eai
pail or jar standing upon the floor. I
j?>t uui unjLiuu^, euuuiu uo miowea
touoh the aide walla, or the auta will u
auch vessels as bridges to cross the li:
of poison. I always use the prepai
tiou myself, to insure its being the
oughly dono, and to prevent accider
from the careless uso of so deadly
poison.
A Victim to Kitchen Slops.?Sor
fifteen or more years ago a young mi
in a Pennsylvania village built him
house and store and commeuoed trai
ing. Just beneath and to one side
the man's sleeping room was a filtl
pool suveral feet in diameter, caused 1
the kitchen slops which flowed from tl
sink out through a leaden pipe. lull
spring following the occupation of t]
premises, tho wife was taken sick
bilious fever, but after ,a long illne
recovered. The next autumn the mi
took the fever and died. The store at
goods were sold to satisfy the New Yo:
creditors, paying some twenty-five
thirty cents on a dollar. Thus endi
the life and usefulness of a young, a
tive, and highly respectable man,
probable victim to slops. To bo so e
grossed in tho pursuit of earthly goO(
as to forget the simplest and ploine
laws of health and common decency, ]
to say the ieast, poor polioy.
Question* and Answers.
Has any successful treatment be
decided upon for curing or preventi:
the foot and mouth disease among c:
tie?
TA ih.i ?in ^
xu us nam tuai UUT.UO anecteu witli t
cowpox do not contract the foot a
month disease, oven though livi
among a herd largely infected with i
therefore vaccinating them is consider
a preventive.
Is there a remedy for the white sc
on frnit trees?
Dr. Philips, of Oxford uuiversil
recommends painting the trees tb
affected with linseed oil.
If a lawn is defective from the gro\i
of coarse grass or weeds, what is t
treatment prescribed ?
Either pall np all the noxious grow
immediately after a rain, when the eai
is soft, or summer /allow the ground i
one season, taking care to keep the si
faoe stirred and clean all the tin
This last mode is reserved usually 1
desperate ca es, as pulling up or cutti:
out the weeds is attended -with less t
penpe and loss of time.
Is there any cure for grub in the hen
of sheep ?
Grub in the head is caused, as mt
farmers know, by a little fly that lays
eggs 111 tne stieep's nostrils ; these eg
batch ont small worms, whieli crowd i
into the head. A remedy advised is
blow tobacco smoke up the nostrils.
Many lambs die when abont abo
one month old withont any appare
canse. What is the cause ?
The dyiog of lambs is often the i
suit of taking too much milk, whii
coagulates in the second stomach of t]
animal. A preventive is often found
the liberal salting of both ewes at
lambs ; tho treatment proscribed is tur
ing the ewes on a thinner pasture,
reduce the quantity of milk, and givii
the lambs a small quantity of salts
some ginger tea.
Does sawdust fnrniah a satisfacto
manure?
Sawdust alone is not a manure, but
is au excellent absorbent, henoe aft
having been used as bedding, for i
stance, contains manorial influence
which are due, of course, to the matte
absorbed.
Froit OuSea.
Most of the fruits cultivated in tl
department, except grapes, will ha
been already gathered, and the ma
will be to take such care, of the plan
as will secure an abundant crop ne
year.
Oat away the old raspberry canes th
have been fraited, and barn. Tie i
the new growth to stakes or other sn
port, allowing only four or five canes
each plant; shorten these to abont fo
feet, and the laterals at eighteen inch<
It is well to aire the rows a dressing
manure, leaving it on all winter.
Chit oat the blackberry oanes whi
have fruited, and tie up the new one
do not let them grow over five or t
feet bigh, and keep the laterals
eighteen inches.
Mildew sometimes appears jnst as t
grape is abont to color, when this hs
pens, dost freely with salphnr, ai
trust to the rains to wash it off befc
the fruit is gathered. In pioking 1
market do not handle the bnncho
scissors are made whioh hold the bum
after cutting it.
Apply manure to the surface to far
lise and mulch currants and gooc
I .
D. | berries. If no mnnure is used, put on i
mulch of litter.
Gather the fruit from dwarf trees a
y? fast as it matutes. Do not allow pear
iro to mellow on the trees, but when tin
stem parts readily from the tree picl
180 and lay away on shelves in a oool fruit
ry room to color and ripen.?Agriculturist
be
ir, SUMMARY OF AIKWF.
id
Iitereilliif Item from Home and Abeaad
lot the international regatta at Philadelphii
, a Smith and Killorn, of the Northwestern crew
lis won the final heat of tho pair-oar race ovoi
the Atalanta representatives; time, 10.02
op Tho final heat for double sculls was won bj
,A Yatos and Courtney, of the Uuion Springs
o,l ovor the Atalanta crow; time, 9.52}. The
8^ Cambridge (English) University, Golnmbii
is, and Yale crews conteBtod tho Intercollegiate
s, race, which was won by Yale in 9.10^{, the
a.s Cambridge orow breaking down. Iheitroug
in wind prevented better time The four
U1UV gnilllliuilg UIIIMJIl in mO BU1T AC LOUg
Branch, betwoon Trautz aud Wade, for $500 ?
k8 side, resulted in a victory for Trautz by twc
feet The Turkish ministry will remain
the same nndor tho new sultan Hillarj
r Page, a colored man, known as the " fire
friend," was hanged in Chesterfield county,
jg Va., for arson.... Congressional nominations:
l;jl Virginia, seventh district, J. T. Harris, Conservative
; Kansas, first district, W. A. Phillips,
Rep.; Missouri, fifth, R. P. Bland, Dem.
....A band of religious fanatics calling themsolves
Cobbites, camped near Gam Springs,
uj Ark., murdered a man who went to interview
>e. them. On a posso of men going to arrest
-,'a them, they found the Cobbitee dancing about
ifo the bloody head of the murdered man, wliicli
to was impaled on a pole. Tho poese was obligoc
*e to shoot two of them before the other foui
ue men, four womou and two children could bt
u- captured Just previous to the marriage cl
>r" George Sleeper and his betrothed in Bulkley
111., thb groom was called to the door and shot
IV dead by a rival, namod Burt Flemiug Tin
publio debt was reduced $3,119,369.29 during
uo tho mouth of August By the breaking of t
11 u locomotive axle on tho Lehigh Valley ro~d, i
it tram was thrown down an embankmont nea:
Allen town, Pa. E!evou passengers were iu
jurcd ; bnt none fatally By a collision or
'J the Fitchbnrg road, near Wachusott, Mass., i
W passenger car was Ulescopod, killing one ladi
and injuring two other persona Fiv<
^ freight cars hroko through a hridgo ncai
' j Waterloo, 111., and falling thirty feet wer<
,RH completely wrecked.
111 By the breaking of an axle of a coal train 01
the Baltimore and Ohio road, eovcral can
wero wrecked, and before a flagman conld In
sent back a second coal train ran into tin
[ill
wreck and added to the pile of debris, cover
^ ing the passenger track. Shortly after a mai
train ran into the other two wreck< and wa;
s thrown down an embankmont into tho canul
The engineer was killed and a number of pa'
[P) sengers wounded The most decisive batth
of the Servian-Turco war was fonght a
Aloxiuatz and resulted iu the defeat of thi
Servians. The Turks acted on the offeusivt
en all day, which closed with bloody cirnago
u8 A fire broke out in the town of Hyaciuthe
Canada, and owing to a fierce wind was sprea<
^ with the utmost rapidity through the bnsiues
portion of the place, only being quenchoi
n after destroying three banks, factories, post
. office, court house and other prominent build
oc{ ings, as well as eighty stores and six hundre*
houses. Hundreds of families are homeless
aVj their entire possessions having been lost. Th
osscs will foot up $2,000,0000 By the ex
plosion of tho boiler of a thrashing machin
ua on a farm in Chatflold, Minn., a Mr. Lawtot
was blown 160 feet and instantly killed
.(]j Charles Arnold was literally torn to pieces
he tho fragments being scattered around. Wm
Burnett had tho top of his head blown off an<
th anothor man was seriously wounded
'Ih Albert Bros.' sawmill and au adjoiaing lumbo
or yard at Woodland, Pa., were destroyed by fire
h " with one million fe'et of lnmber. Loss, $10,
)*' 000 Ex Gov. Seymour having positive!;
v' declined to allow bis name to be usod as a can
' ? didate for the gubernatorial cb&ir of Ne\
x" York, a new convention baa been c&llod by tbi
chairman.
Jg
Arkansas elected its Democratic State ticket
)Bj. by an overwhelming majority Qoss au<
j(H Allen, who are in training in Cincinnati for i
j.H prize tight, have been arrested and forced ti
IP give bonds not to fight in Ohio Servia'i
to defeat at Alexinatz is confirmed. The slaught*:
on both sides was very groat?the contestarii
ufc fighting with the utmost valor Tbolbirteei
i t rectifiers and distillers, who wore indicted ii
Chicago a year ago, bnt who subsequent!]
e- turned State's evidence, have been dischargee
Lib from custody Largo meetings aro being
lio held in England in depreoatiou of the Turkint
1D atrocities. John Bright declares that but foi
id the support of Gre*t Britain the Turks woult
u~ never have dared to commit the horrible out
ragts of which we daily road All tin
!g buildings on both sides of Maiu street, Sea
1D forth, Canada, were destroyed by fire. Loss
$75,000; partially insured Aland slidi
iy of five tons of clay buried John and Mattluv
., Brennan in Brooklyn, N. Y., and when tlir]
were dug out John was found dead, literal)]
n_ crushed flat, whilo Matthew was alive bui
,3 fataily injured Owing to a oollision of
Holyhead, England, between the Amerioai
ship Sonora and the Spanish steamer Vivar
hfitli vamaIu vaya loaf wal?*We
lis goes. One life only was lost The Londot
ve crew defeated the American orew in the firs
in beat of the international fonr-oared 'race fo
its profeaeionala. Distance, three miles; time
xt 18.31). The second heat was won by a Halifa:
(Nora Scotia) crew over the world-famoui
Paris crew from St. Johns, New Brunswick
}p Time, 17.58.
p- Horatio Seymour, of New York, gives tin
to following reasons for declining the nominatioi
ur tendered him by the Democratic State oonvon
>B* tion: The Democratic convention, acting am
der misapprehensions, pnt me in nominatioi
for the offloe of governor of New York. Thii
oh its members would not have done if they bat
R ; known the facts regarding my health. Foi
lix many reasons I ought net to be their oandi
to date. Duty demands that I should deolint
tb? proffered honor. While I am grateful foi
he the friendly sentiments which prompted thcii
p- action, my declination is oomDelled bv ob?t?
ad oIm which I cannot overcome. For som*
re months my health has been infirm, and a re
or cent illness has unfitted me for mental or phy
H 5 eical exertion. My own opinion, confirm e<
by the judgment of my physicians, convince*
me that I am unable at this time to perfom
ti- the duties devolving npon the governor o
te- New York. I "could oheerfully eacrifioe m;
a own purposes and feeling to meet the *i?ho?
of my friende ; I would not heaitato to peril
g mv health to uphold those principlea in which
9 I believe, or to promote the public wolfaro;
9 but I feel that I should aaerfioo the interes's
t of the party which placed mo in nomination if
. I accept its action. Even tho Buperina rrn^th
. of the party with which I act <v u'd not < 1-ct a
ticket with the known fact tlmt ii? nnmin. r, f. -
governor was unequal to the performance of
the labors of that office. I could not conscientiously
enter upou them. I cannot do my
. friends the wrong of placing tbem in false
positions by trying to do so. I therefore fe?l
constrained to decline the nomination.
r The Republican convention in Maseachu
setts renominated Qov. Rice and the remainr
der of the present State officers by acclamai
tiou. The platform insists upon a speedy re>
turn to specie payments, calls for a tborongb
t reform of the civil seivioe, and commends for
> approval the services of Qen. Grant in tbe
> lato war, in tbe legislation on finance, and in
dealing with the measures of the late Democratic
House Owing to an outbreak in
I the western part of Africa, three British guni
boats seconded the Niger and punisbod the
> natives by burning several villages. The iu>
habitants resisted and a number of Etiglish'
meu wore wouuded The 2,200 persons
> rendered homeless by the St. Hyacintbo fire
, sufTcred severely from the cold nights
A conflagration at Darham, Canada, destroyed
- the Argylo hotel and half a dozen residences...
A torrible storm pa-sod over Leavenworth
City and county, Kansas, damaging housos,
crops, etc., to the extent of $50,000 Tho
, Republicans of Vormont elected their entiro
r State ticket by a largo majority By tho
t explosion of fifteen pounds of uitro-glyceriue
t on a scow at tho Hell Gato (New York) oxt
cavatiou, three meu wore blown to atoms and
1 nine more or less wontided. It is thought that
r the man having tho explosive in charge
i dropped it on the deck The first heats r.f
t the professional pair-oarcd race at Philu,
dclpbia were won by Green and Thomas, of
t the powerful Thames crew, over two others of
5 tho same crew, in 21.44? ; and by the Boston
; crew of Faulkner and Regan, over Josh and
i Gil Ward, the famous oarsmen; time, 20.02.
i In the second heat for eiogle sculls, Braley,
P r>f Ut T^l XI T> ?- *- - ?
V. Ut. OUUIK, 11. u., uJUL JL.II1H YYiTU 1U
- and Hanlon, of Toronto, beat Pl&isted, of New
1 York, and Luther, of Pittsburgh, iu 21.G4J.
* Alexander H. Stephens has been ro-nomi*
natel for Cong ess by a Georgia convention.
J The final heat for four-oarod boats at
rhiiadolphiu was rowed by the Thames and
Halifax crews, a'd on account of a foul was
given to the 'J. htnu-s men. The final single
1 scull contest was won by Haolon, of Toronto,
i ov.r ltraley, of St. Johns ; time, 21.09. Faulk3
nor and Regan, of Boetou, won the pair-oar
3 race over Thomas and Green, of the Thames
- crew, iu 21.20. The Thames men having rowod
1 in the four-oared contest a short time before,
? wero unable to pull as they ought in the pa roar
The secretary of the treasury has
- called for the redemption of $10,000,000 of
) five-twenty bonds of 18C5....Richard D. Hubt
bard was nominated for govornor by tho
i Democrats of Connecticut. The platform in
3 dorses the St. Louis nominations ; declares
. the Republican party unable to carry out tho
), reforms which they profess to advocate, as
d tho experience of tho past few years demons
strates ; charges that the great depression of
d industry and ocmmerco is duo to the unparal
loled corruption and extravagauco of tho pros
ent administration ; calls for rigid eoonomv
d iu public expenditures, and thanks tho last
i. House for reducing the estimate $30,000,000 ;
b demands the dismissal of oveiy dishonest iu>
onmbent of pnblio office, and that only faithb
ful men be appointed ; that the military shall
a be subordinate to the civil power, and de.
uounces tho recent order of the President,
, placing troops around the polls in the 8oulh
. under the charge of Uuited States marshals as
1 an outrage upon the people aud a violation of
. the principle of our government; demands
r a retnrn to epooio payment by tho most
, spocdy and practicable method. Tho Demc
cratio convention in Massachusetts nomiy
nated Charles Francis Adams for gov
ernor by acclamation. The platform indorses
v the action of the delegates at St. Louis ; dc3
claros that the national honor demands exact
jusiice to all the creditors of tho government,
t and the payment in coin of the debt repro1
sentod by the legal tender notes held by tho
a peoplo equally with tho bonded dobt held by
3 capitalists ; that to the last House is due the
? gratitude of the country for its courageous
r and largely successful efforts (iu spite of the
, ui iuo nutuiuininiiiuii; 10 reunce
1 tho expenses of the government to a scale adi
justed to tho economio necessities of a period
j of unexampled industrial distress ; states
1 that whorever Republican rule prevails in the
g South will be fouud the theater of outrages
i that shock the human sense and blot out
r institutions?and points with pride to tho
1 contrary state of affairs wherever Democratic
. rule is iu power ; charges that the prostration
> of industries aud trade and commerce are due
. to tho maladministration of the party iu
, power, and that a continnance of that party in
r power will increase the preeent deplorable
r state of affairs; demands a reduction of
r salaries and the catting off of eineoures ; and
i views with alarm the rapid increase of taxat
tion and public indebtedness A bronze
f stfttuo of Laf-yette, erected Ly Frenchmen in
i Union tqnare, New York, was formally pre,
seated to the city with appropriate ooremonies.
A serious riot is reported as baviDg taken
1 place in Charleston, 8. O., growing oat of the
- interference or ooiored politicians with othor
r ooiored men, who had joined the opposing
party. A number of white men went to the
t rescue of their colored friends, when a bloody
fight was at once commenced, and a nnmber
of persons were dangerously shot. The colored
mob were left in possession of the streets,
s and did mnoh damage to property A fight
i occurred between two factions at a pole-raising
- at Btouy Hollow, N. Y.f in which pistols were
. freely used, and a dozen persons were more or
i lees seriously injured ; one being fatally shot
i through the lungs Abdul Hamid, the new
1 sultan of Tarkey, has been formally inyestod
r with the sword of Osman. 411 the ministers
. were present The reported mass*ore of
i Catholic# by Chinamen at Ning-l'oue-Fon is
r oonfirmed. The priest and his t.\ o assistant*
r were killed and torn to pieces, and over one
. hundred of the congregation mur lered. The
a French oonsul has taken the oase in hand
- The Paeifio Mail steamer City of Peking made
- the trip from Hong Kong to Ban Franolsoo in
1 twenty-two days and eleven hour*, and from
s Yokohama in hfieeu days and uiu? hours,
a being tho quickest trip by twenty-two hours
f ever made Eight men entered the Bank
f of North field, Minn-, one afternoon, and while
! some of tbom covered the anaiHtant cashier and
| oleik with pistols, others pressed a kaife to
i the throat of Cashier Haywoo^, and ord.rc 1
J him to open the vault. Oil bin refusing tli
| knife was pressed bard enough to draw blocs'.
I and on b h reiterating bin refn-al, one of tl
ubb: re put a rov?.l~er to hiB bead and ble
' out hi* Lriii a. Tney then donia-^ed that tL?*
: assistant o^eu ibo combination but a* be
uuauii viioy suui iiiuj uirougn mo suouiuo .
Meanwhile tho citizens rallied aud killed
of the robbers and wounded another, who wt
carried off by his confederates. The outlaws
did not succeed in getting any booty from th
bank In tho freo-to-all race at Springfield
Mass., Goldsmith Maid won in 2.19>?, 2.1GJ4
2.22; beating Bodine, Jadgo Fullorton am:
Smuggler, in the order named The long
anticipated prize fight between Joo Goes am
Tom Allen for the championship of the world
was fought near Covington, Ky., in tho pres
onoe of a largo crowd of unruly pugilist*.
After fighting seven rounds, in which Allei
gainod first blood and kncck down, a Kontuck;
mil.tia company drove them off. The part;
boardod its train and was taken ten miles fur
ther off, where tho fight was finished in thir
teen additional rounds, iu which Goss wa;
terribly punished, but was given tho fight b>
the referee on aocouut of Allen striking a fou
blow. The police and militia captured the firm
train on its return to Cincinnati, aud it is probable
that Allen will be sentenced to State
prison. Tho second train, containing Goes and
his friends, was warned, and those worthies
d.sembarked before reaching tho city.
Family Fire Escape.
An English inventor has patented a
contrivance for escaping from the upper
stories of a bnilding while the lower
portion is wrapped in flames. The machine
is a flexible canvas shoot, strongly
fixed to an iron rim, which forms its
mouth, and is so adjusted as to admit
of ready access to the bag. A strong
iron stanchion. ndinntWl to tho rim o/i.
| mits of its being fixed to a window; tin
shoot is then allowed to gently drop,
aud is seized by some one outside. Th;porsun
descending has merely to stretch
knees and elbows out, by which mean.*
the rapidity of trausit can bo regulated,
and in a few seconds he is deposited
safely on the ground. In case excess o'
nervousness should prevent any on<
from following the inveutor's directions
a too rapid descent can be prevented bj
the person at the bottom of the shoot,
twisting it for some distance, and gradually
unfolding the twi6t as the occupant
descends.
What to Eat.
The London Lancet gives some useful
advice as to how one should oat and
drink during exceptional heat. Very
little tea or coffee, plenty of milk witii
fish, and but little meat, and that we'.I
cooked, and a moderate indulgence i:i
iced drinks, are what tho Lancet recommends.
Spirits and wines it interdicts.
It should be known that frequent and
excessive thirst is often aggravated by
an injudicious cons inption of ice. Such
extreme thirst will be immediately allayed
by hot driuks, a fact which has
been ofteu verified. It cannot be too
strongly insisted on that over-feediDg
and over-drinking ure most pernicious,
especially either before or after pro/V**
- A
iuiig> U ui i/iJUMiimuuiu uicruuii. i'UO
principal meal of the day should be
taken at sunset.
Pimples on the face, rough skiL,
chappod handa, a<rheum and all outanooui
affections cured, the akin mode soft and
amooth, by the use of Jcnipeu Tab Soap. That
made by Caswoll, Hazard <fc Co.. New York, ii
the only kind that can be relied on, as there
are many imitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless.? Com.
Safe and Sure.?"Tasteless cure"
for fever and ague. Hent by msi! for $1.00.
A. R. Case, Station W, Brooklyn, N. Y.
We would not recommend the frequent
or constant aae of any medicine. It is
nupoitant to take oven a good article judiciously.
Parsons' Purgative Pills are safe
prompt and reliable as a laxative or cathartic.*
Ilaso ball is undoubtedly good exerriHft
Ahd Hftniiftl kmngnnihul K.v*
siuns bunged evert, broken sLnm and blistered
hands. We can tell you mat in all snob cases,
if Johnson's Anodynr. I.inimenl is resorted to.
it will reduce the swelling and atop the pain.*
Martyrs to salt rheum, rejoice ! The
persistent nso of Glenn's Sulpiiuh Soap will
cure yon. Use it instead of the greasy ointments
and astringont WAshes with which you
have heretofore stimulated the disease. It is
cleanly, safe and speedy. Depot, Crittenton's,
No. 7 Sixth avenue. New York.
Hurt ah for the Mucks and the browns produced
by Hill's IIair Dye. *
Choice Peach Ti re. $3 to $5 per 100; Wllaon'a
Early Blackberry Plarta. $13 per 1000; KTandywlne Itaapburry
Plants. $10 per 1000. Aaparaicua, $3 per 1U00; Strawberries,
cheap by mall. R. S. Johnston, Stock ley. Dal.
The Markets.
tutu YOHK
Beef (Jattlo?Prime to Extra Unilocks no j* lfJi
Uiinnicn to Ooo'J'A'exr.nB.....B 09 <4 09^
Mild] Cows i.iii m .. i.ik?n ....83 0) ?476 00
E^t?Live...........<3 <A 16.
Dressed 0 ~M<A 08,*?
Sheep .. 04** Of \
Lambs 0f*<4 07
Ootton?Middling. Il.',<4 11X
Fiour?Extra Western....*. 5 iR '4 6 76
State Extra 6 8f> <4 6 60
Wheat?Red Weatcru 1 20 (4 1 30
No. aSpriHK 1 0>?*i4 1 Ok*
Rye?State P6 <4 86
Barley?State ?> V* 80
Barley Malt P2** 1 06
Oats?Mixed Western 88 46
Oorn?Mixed Western 17 (4 67
Hay, per cwt...... 60 <4 96
Straw, per cwt. . . 60 0 80
Hopa.,^.78'a?20 (431 7i*s- ^10 ? _ 30
rura? < !! 10
Lard 10X9 10 \
FUU?JViackerol, No. 1, now 16 00 918 00
No. 3, now 7 60 9 8 00
Dry God, per cwt...... 6 CO 9 6 60
Herring, Realt>d, per box 18 9 28
Petroleum?Orode 14Jtf *<5 Refined?21J6
Wool?California Fleece 17 9 28
Texas " ...... 16 9 36
Australian " ? 9. ?
Batter--RUte W ?| gn
Western Dairy............. 3] 9 US
Western Fellow...... v3 9 26
Wert:rn Ordinary 14 9 18
Ohrere?State Kaotory (6 9 ny
State Skimmed...... OS 9 <?
Woctern............ ..... 08 9 1016
Rggs?-State,. 23 9 24
CVWWAXJO.
Flour ( 26 9 0 00
Wheat? No. 1 Spring 1 16 9 1 16
Corn?Mixed 6M
Oats 36 9 to
Rye 67 9 7 J
Barley ? 9 ?
VBIUMLrBU.
Beef Oattle?Kxtra 02V9 0***
Sheep 04 9 04|(
Hogs? Dressed <8h9 0?X
Floor?PeonaylTsn'a Kxtra 6 51 9 8 00
Wheat?Bed Westarr: 1 10 9 116
By* 62 9 r.a
Oorn?Yellow 67 9 67
Mixed 64 9 '*
Gate - Mired H2 9 42
Petroleum?Grade 19 uklQ Bcflnsd??s
waTarroww, ltass.
Bear Cattle? Poor to Choice a rvi 9 7 f2K
Sheep 1 so 9 6 61
Lambs 8 00 . 10 CO
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mall, anld l>y druxatate. Ad'e D. I .. < n*el I. A ppl? < Irenk >
Till SI'iiMT^imn, Tnrf, F.eld Hporta, Agrl
mlliira. 93 per jour Nneclman onpy free.
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n-lflll ln*r article" In the world. One "ample frrn
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J ehonld all nnderttand the Al'e** Governor.
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jm f mm X"V O made atrooc; Raabfulnaaa cured
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t/V WORTH A CO . St. Ionia. Mo.
A?*??TATO IMIJUFU. The beat extant. I.IO*
In ti*e. We will deliver aample to your R. R. Depo
In U. S. on receipt of n|'j.
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MRNand T.AOIFS Addreaa.-tth atamn, J.
FIIRH MAN TKI.. GO.. OBKKMN. O.
YAT A TVrnTT7?T\-YotrNa MEN akduiuki
' ? l\ 1" I 1 f fo learn Te'earaphr. ?nd ea"
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e.t. l,r't and mn't retfob/e Onllex- In U.S. S?nd atamn f.
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A 14 r Nl \ In the world and a'olid void pateilVI
Llll 1 U lever watch, fre? of coat, write n
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or ,,0nV^n's Centennial BIBLE
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PRNNMVl'YANIA MU1TARY APO?K.m
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Thorough Instruction in Olvll and Mining Fnglneerln
the Oln'io. and Wngllsh Branches. For Olroulst
apply to Ool. THFO. HYATT. Proa.. P. M. A.
Drum VCD TdHI* Giant. 7-Rhot, Salf-Aotln
nCVULVtn PyMndnr, with Rox Partrid??
91.50. ft4 pp. Gatslogue frrSporting
O x-da. Noraltles. Rara Book*.'to. Now <!no '
for Agents. BALDWIN A CO.JIII Na?ian St.. N. \
YOUK own Llko 1 rra In oil oolora, to ahow onr wrr
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RITR1.INI5TON (Vl.l Fro-rh nnd Fngll.l
DAY and BOARDING SCHOOI
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Fifth Year opens September 1 1th.
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1 A AAA AUFNTS Wnnlid-SHOlo 911V
a week, or 9500 forfeited. New nov
tie-, chroiwi', stationery pack ages, watnhas, jewelry, etc
special terms ytven to agents; valnahle samples, wit
oataloguo, tent free; a Itvkarat solid gold waton given .1
premium. R. L. RtitTCgr.lt, I I Day Street. New Vor'
A NOVELTY. ?r
rnrrtm oooUlntnf a doadp when held to tb? li?ht (f
d?*l#rna), sent pout-paid for 25 cent*: 0 paeka. 6 namr
!* 1. No other card printer has the name. Agent* wan te^1
ontfltjtk. Dartl Printer. Look Box D, Ashland. Me*
ifr*** ffkiy f *day narf. H!aitnitMca' * '*??? frtt.ofcar
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TOBACCO USERS ?lXld NIC-IN-NO(
with their Tnhnrro. Presents VrKTioo, Dizzta**
Kaintm B?,NEnvousNM?. wlihoat Impairing ItaSontl
tod. Comforting and Trarqnlllrlng pow?n. Trial pk'g
by maU <oc. V. SI KARNS. Druggist. I)?trt.lt, Mltl
Tito I OVPDQ' Telegraph. or C'npld
1 I1C L W VCKO Magnetic Chord. Tbanio
wonderful and and amusing instrument ever invented. 8ecr
conversation can be carried on from different rooms, across tl
street. . without detection. a child can u?e It. |r^-Agi?tit
\\ allied to take orders for it. Bells like hot rakes Ham pie pa
scut for |0<?. Address, Fletcher & Co., Williaui*burt;h, N. Y.
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MEDICAL ADVICE i nd <?hronlr Dwrairs, Canre
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Patlon's American People!
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A S."> Steel Engraving (now st Memorial Art Ilk
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Tbn School and Ooll ye Dlrao'o<y fur 181(1, lit
PUN.
Kvki.ythino About Schools ;
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TO AGENTS or any who need worl
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Maiik Twain, In J ut ready. It la tb? richest In text >1
llluslrailx.H am n ior a long time Amy-ru ont of wo
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It will flil >oar pjckeli a ire ! D m't d lay and lose b
rttoy you want Send for circulate at o..ce. It cot
nothing to an them.
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t N. F. BURNHAM'S
1874 Tni bin?
J?e WATER WHEE1
CSaKMfijfil Hu dliplHreil hundred# of otb
Turbine#, hut lutn never hern I
Mlf dlayliWli Pamphlet free.
N F BURWHAM. Yobk, PA
to sell him. How to train _ M
him. How to tell a trotted^^KB|^S^VM!
ler. A NKW BOOK oMhr^^V^vV
great lntnreat to llin##Mfl
men. Sent hy mall Inr^^W _ iWWm
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Ketnrn Kiramlu# Ticket# at favorable rate#.
Nlrrreg# at l ow ret Katr*.
For Paaaare or Freight apnl; to
AUBT1N BALDWIN A ?>?? .. (leneral Agent#,
711 Broadway, New York.
*
r
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Sulphur Soap
eradicates
All Local Skin Diseases;
Permanently Bkaottfiks the
complexion, prkvknt8 and remedies
Rheumatism and Gout,
Heals Sores and Injuries
of the Cuticle, and
is a Reliable Disinfectant.
This popular and inexpensive remedy
accomplishes the same results
ap costly Sulphur Matiis, since it
permanently removes eruptions
ami Irritation? of the Skin.
Complbxional blemishes are ai
ways obviated by its use, and it reni
ilers the cuticle wondrously fair and
smooth.
' Sores, Sprains, Bruises, Scalds,
Burns and Cuts are speedily healed
; by it, and it prevents and remedies
Gout and Rheumatism.
' It removes Dandruff, strengthens
the roots of the Ilair, and preserves
' its youthful color. As a Disinfectant
of Clothing and Linen used in the sick
room, and as a Protection against
" Contagious Diseaset it is unequaled. *
: Physicians emphatically endorse it.
0 Prices, 25 and 50 Cents per Cake,
Per Box, (3 Cakes,) 60c and $ 1.20
! N. B. There li economy in buying the large cake*.
* Sold by all DruggUta.
> " Hill's Hair anil Whisker Dye,"
f I l- ~ ? i? rn
DIUUA VI UI un II) UVl'?
- C, N. CUmNTON. Propr. 7 Siith it. N.I.
A*enl* Vt'iintod.?'twenty Hxl I A)oontedOteo> os
for !*1. VJ samples bp mull, post-paid, vOu. COWTI'
trTAi. iib?omo Co.. 37 Nwmo Street, New York.
: SHEET MUSIC !
Sen t me >iO cento end a 3-ctnt stamp, and I will Rend
yon. by ret nr.* mall, (onr copyright tooya by Ui. try
7 Co'llns, beantlfally printed, legnlur sheet mu-lo s'r.e:
; "New Piantation Timer," The Heart Kniwr
1 Wuehk is Home" (very sweet), "FIELD o' Baulky"
(Scotch and very pretty), "Faith's Hhioht Wimh"
(Devotional). J. M. STK W ART. Franklin. Mat-,
r" tlveprpeln. is the costly price we pay for Inxnilee.
All civilized nations snlfer frcm It. more or lrsr. lint,
none so mnch as the people of ibe United States. I' Is
hern. In the new world, that the disease has beer me
dome"t|ostod. and we, as a people, have threatened to
monopolize Its miseries. l,et us choolc Its further progress,
by the u- e of
; Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient,
SOI.n RV AM. DRUUfllSTS.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
j
Is a protected solution of the
i Protoxide of Iron,
? A new discovery In medicine, which strikes at the ro< t
of disease by ?nppl;lDg the blond with Its vital prlncp'e
- of life element.
o
Thin In the secret of the wonderful success of tills
remedy la caring
Cyspepsin< Liver Complaint. Dropsy.
^ Chronio Diarrhea. Boils, Nervous
> Affections, Chills and Fevers,
Humors. Loss of Constitn*?
tional Vicor, Diseases of
the Kidneys and Blades
der. Female Comet
plaints and
B AT^Tj diseases
ORIGINATING IN A
f: BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
r?
t Or scoompsnled by
DEBILITY,
?OR?
? A Low State of the System.
x.
For Dyspepsia, Use
?. PERUVIAN SYRUP.
19*
For Debility, Use
"DTTT5TTTTT A-KT OVDnD
a. x jjivu v in.ii o x ltui
J For Dropsy, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Neuralgia, Use
- PERUVIAN SYRUP.
** For Chronic Diarrhea, Use
a PERUVIAN SYRUP.
?
'2 For Liver Complaint, Use
S PERUVIAN SYRUP.
- For Boils and Humors, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
[ For Chills and Fever, Uae
? PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Loss of Appetite, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Nervous Affections, Use
k PERUVIAN SYRUP.
1 For Female Complaints, Use
I PF.PTTVTAM fiVPTTI)
I X XJXV W V x LLX1 KJ JL 10 U1 a
_ For Diseases of the Kidneys, Use
J PERUVIAN SYRUP.
For Diseases of the Bladder, Use
s PERUVIAN SYRUP.
, MKTII W. POWI.K A- HONS, Proprietors,
Hit HurrUon Avenue, lloaton.
m
HOr.O BY I KA1.HRS OKNKltALLY.
NYNU No. :t7
WIIRN WitITINO TO ADntUTiSB" .
pienne hut that you nnw tlir udve .00
ment In thin pnper. *