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HORATlO HILL Auc,icuecr.
DY COOLEY, kEkSk a. HILL-S,ors Isl
y Broadway, Ne~.Yosa Long Room. Through ths paa-
Liberal c.,h advances. a. goods consigned for .als
THURSDAY, July H.
Al 10 oclccA, AZ The Aacucu Room.
Doors SHc,s AND HRoGAss-(Monhly Sale. k-lo0o
Gaze. Boots Shoes. Brosau, compr..us vafiety VI
reasonable goods sut.h- 10, Southern Western City
,r.d. On TUESDAY. Angus, iith
NGw.Yosk Trade SALs-Ths hrat catalogue Of this In
por.nrt sAe vi Books taonery fupe Stereotype Plates
Binders Materials Nc comprising lSl psscs Os.syo and
{. ready TO be Issued to ths Trade. secoud
I. ccur.. OF preparation and will be published the
Contributors ar, earnestly desired to forward their goods
with all practicable dispa ch everything iusndsa for
h. sse should b. 10 .tore previous 10 ia commencement
JOHN J. V. wEsTERvELT. Aucuoneer.
DSpruce-st TUESDAY, August 2Sh
Atlo o'ciock al tho Auction koor.
Potier SALkEWil sci! al Auction all tho lnclamsa
q Jusee Consisting in part Of Dry Goods. Clo,hn: Of III
kinds Jewsry Rope Iron anc articles Of .noss
every d..c-p.on lyll.o2sh
Bx 'AnAe On ri 4us MihiA jsv a,s
AtlGt O'Clock Al slore No 2 LbertylL
Doors AND sHoss-Oo cases boots shoes and brogs,s,
Consisting ofevery vsrsy.ul,able for southern western
ana uothoru trade. sal- positive.
Gu THURSDAY, July so,b,
At lQ4 clock The Stor. OF the late 6rm OF Gilman,
smuil Co. No. 8 auJ fsrryst
SOLE LrArssa-5eCo 'ldes Hsmloek Sole Leather,
On FRIDAY, July 81. 1886.
Al IL O'Clock, NJ TIM Merchant. Ezchango-
VIII be sold under the direction Of David 8rnnnias,
Maasr 10 chsnessy al so,e ,s .TS io. Of land -s ss
IS feet front and rear, by 100 deep.
WEDNESDAY, August 5th.
Third Trade Sale Of PsIs aud Manufactured Tndiaruh.
Der 5h jes L. N.wYork tho OF Abner Breodan Il
and IS Goldst:
10000 pxirs Para and Manufactured India rubber Shoes
coos.stag IN part OF all Tho various kinds, viz;
M~u's add wouens sheet rubber Overshocs
.beetrubbor and cloth s,rspd do
finished Para Shoes
Women's do do
Misses do do
Women's furred and lined Boots aud Shoes.
Rzlloon bound Grrcians
manufactured Buskins.
sheot rubber Sandals.
Mems do do.
Msu's and Womens metallic O7ershoea
The attention OF tbs rade, generally IL respectfully
q1es;ct 10 this Sar II will found lhan
formerly and to coDsst OF improved styles nnish
T-'na liberal snd ado known NJ sal-.
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SUNDAY TIMES AND NOAH'S
WEEKLY MESSENGER will bs published To- morrow
" stl6! Nss,au-t next 6oor 10 the Tribune Buildings
CONTENTS Poetry, 90 The old Clocs" Pounds
The story OF Lord Cornbury, Governor Of N-wYorr
cuded the Brsvos Revenge. by Mr.. Elliott tbs Dog.
the Devil. Biitse the Cor of Cslior
ra: Boxing The CowPn,i Eec ioo OF The Pope State OF
Dsuciog Forbidden; Letter from M.amoro. L,icsI
Foreign News; Washington Correspondence Literary
Three 'u6scrh-rs one d"i.r per snnum II
DR. ooIT ON PURITANIsM.
n APPLETON co. have lately published Puritan
" ian; or Churchman'S Defence against It's Asper-
atoms, nv Appeal to lis own H.torv. By Tnom..w.
Colt D. Rector Of Trinity Church, New Rochelle. limo
SIS closely printed pages, 81 30.
IT Ia. bold rams book, that will impression.
Historic truth and moral Imp ovemrnt-in far al least
OF liberation and reciprocal forbsssnee may be
isush By showing that al iced its pracicewl DO Ad
all sflsr and historical accuracy
~h,-ver and wh-r-y-r II may eear"-COur. Eng
Arnold, D. BY Arther =. Stanley, An. I'd American
rom the SIN London edition oos handsome svo volume,
81
We rsrel, had occasion TO notice work that we
could warmly and unr-.ervedty recommend ,his-
Toe sIz'tsr par OF me volume eon,. OF letters TO
familiar fends on he thousand opics OF general itss
religion morals hi.try AID matters Of every day In
.sre.. n-Bsgaio Com .4d: lyl7 "a.
OLD CRO NEST
BrRoBEkT =. StEELEY, ESQ
sP-I NJ st yS Of R sss eS
viii BE- puolisb-d IN the
SATURDAY EMPORIUM
Saturday nexi, July 18Th The WORK Will be continued
each urrl CON pieirc-
Persons wishing 10 secure The Novel, Will DO well 10 So
fr numbers iney Iausd-c edition being
limited.
TOE Emporium for mex, Saturday contains also vsst
amount OF original .Rd otn7r miscellaneous -S::er CT
axhiy interesting I'd 1seui nature.
SuD,cn y,toc Two D ,llsrs Per scnurn-
j,l7 2ii.- WARD L COMPANY 80 Arr-.t
The Art OF WEAVING,
LARGE .rt.yo noox OF near 5cu pages and led With
"A accurate ecsrainys -1=upyr iae various machines
usej % manufacturer ul instructions aud written II
MS, TO- H.
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miscellaneous.

NETWORK, July II, 1S46-Mr. GREELEY-
Sir On r-adlr OF he hu that came Oh 10 Brooklyn
yesterday the selling of Ipirituous Lqlors unswuly,
observe Mr. Whitine s1dress 10 The jury hs be asks
they the Temperance community have not the 'sme light TO
prescribe for hst sbsll eat
well as drink. Now let s,s friend Whiting II be
knew an nsauc. OF bread which IL h- principal
suIi-nance fe destroy thing that makes life
hsony W hlrh am ipRt rum do.s ard Mr w
need not 90 !u biz family circle he convinc
OF the facts would furthermore s's Mr. w. II he ever
knew inssnc- of any wearing coat cut IN Pc
cuisr manner Hs 10 put nun IN me same situation Tat
drinking Rum viii.
wearing 'ut.out Goa. msy haze the Influence
that d1Iking Rum Will then ;hnk that 'rlrrd Whi,tEg will
uin with Ia asking IN, Legislature prescribe FOR
WIN FRANCIS ANDERSON,
jy's IL us W-iK-r-st, NewYcrf.
L. ELLf'S rOhTABLE SODA .-fnmili-s pub
IN lie houfeEeep-rs merchants traveller. BY land and
parties OF pleasure should not looss Sigh OF hs cheap
and luxury Ii lis put up ic boI-s and only
qures enable i;s pcssrssor -pjoy pur-r
finely favored gis. Of Soda can be obtained from the
fountains In tn G!on and 81 half the Prn
cipal Ne o. III; Wniam-sl near Be-sman- Up town
agency, III Divisou ct
n s AZ The off ce ia not opened on Sunday. persons
would do well cali ard h- article day and few
will ssve without supply large discount 10 those
who huv 1" eel 'psin. "r nv N" d"z-r. tv'8 ~
mays CENT SnInnEU oISrENunn>
~ All the,e Goods smooth 90 !ho cord and IN
every way than any Other ,iar Coos No
are author Dsss Paient' and AL The SMOOTH
CORD GOODS having tbe sub.c ibers usis 10 them
and made by prsiicsl OF hi. process,
large Of these Goods for il- IN New ORR g; The
s.ore OF The Pat-n,e- and proprietor . Cortland a.
REGULAR AGENTS.
Boslo1-h-Esrs. Sesvrr knnwissn.
Bsuror--Ne.srs L-uiz F,ark.
Phlsd- phis-M-.sr. kirtlant. Msrihs!d I Hall,
FN Krug Co.
Mitchell. Brosrsd Co
Buyers SHRED Sisp-nd-rs cautioned be d.
c-ivrd by The pr.,,nc-, ofthose pirate my patents
such p-rsous prosecuted 81 law by and, with few
honorable exceptions are easoed together % NE ssie
j,ls Il DAY
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAYS,
WATER CURE AND
HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1916.
II WILL the Whole systsm OF Wafer Cure and
;be principles Hrslth and Longevity price % ca
Agents the supplied 50 per hundred SO per
thousand. Address all orders 10
txlafts MM. Il GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THIRTEESTH EDITION ofDOwling's History OF Ro-
i .nlsm.-Fty two beautiful EngrsvingL-lth scarce
" ono year The rs edition Of this and ruihts
ling work published. /, Is now ia the Thirteenth
Thousapd.
Filth Editon-Dr. Chsever's .cures The Pilgrims
Progress the Life and Times Of JOhn BGnysn with
cravings
Hspers BblsE Wsike invite, the subscribers this
beautiful Bible ca. a. his establishment and inspe-t his
,pleptid aud substantial styles Of Binding which such
gvUer, favorires win The public
II All descriptions Of elegant Book Binding al lowest
prices
EDWARD WALKER,
iyip u LIZ md q Enltnn.
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THE BL1sp.-The exercises yesterday in Music
ct the 1o,.ution for the Blind extremely interesting
and the proficiency the pupils in reading and executing
wa, shown ia the most favorable light. We are obliged
for want of room to omi. detailed accoun, Of the exsn
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TIE aRT OF WEAVING

TIE Art OF WEAVINGJ
LARGE Jci4yo OF near ocu pages anc b led WIFE
"A sccarat, ecsr4yinys -1=wpy iA= various machines
usej % manufacturer u instructions AID written n
pain .iy!- by < g Gloy pT.ic.. al exr~Eie ccec
weaver. Published and for sale oy
yIsiw;s GO o BALDWIN IS sorrce.'t
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GNAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
EHf4A1rscSdc:rr la- icwsr hs5 cd OF SANDY Hook,
.nd NJ nj Cuc-y lsaai way Sunday.
July 10 1915 The popular aud comiodious steamer DEL
AWARE viii leave Ire foot OF H lam uoud-s- p. ~ Ca
us..t J.. D-!a:ceys: :, Pissst y Pier No n K 2
returning early hour Fare IS cents for the excursion
This deli ghiru excursion aord. passcngsrsa 6ne view
the .eenery and orcs cr= and he highlands OF Nev-r
ain
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoBT OF NETWORK


hIHfATCRE ALsAsAc THIS DAY.
TAE Sun. THI 1ooS. FULL SRA.
Rises. "A IS Sets II % rises -. Eve.....i IS
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JOSEPH g. CLOSE & CO.
70. l. Eo-s.y-


l'AsHIOGAsLE CLOTa HING ~soie-sL7 or ress!!, acc
The afsesI assofEeni IN oo= snfe, TO eiJ Co.
Aad ~ B. Purchasers rsi1rntcg hn soods unsolec
uiinin ta.cs dsys purchased asv- =t- -Jre,
.ys,r Sins
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WEEKLY LIST
or NEW PUBLICATIONS at WILLIAM TAYLOR
" < cos No Astor House:
TIE Life Of Lord Canning. by Bell. bound. .....5o
The Pictorial History OF Eu gisnd-No 5.......-.25
H.rp-rs' Illuminated Shsks IS and rs
Mor.es Geographic Maps-So 6.....-..............25
Captain O'5ullivan BY w. II.
The Count ~ Monte Chrts,o ny DUNES 20
The Three Guard.men aud Sequel, by DuTas.....l 90
Ladnet's Lectures Science and Art-Psr; N......25
WEEKLY PAPcHS
Soirlt 81 the Timss...I2j Boston Bee ...........9
Anglo AmerirsU.. I1nkee.-..........S
phi'R. Sat COURIER. Uncle Sam
Sat Eve. Posi........ FLAX OF our Union.
Meals Gsz-iie Police Gazeo..
S-i Empotiun.-------.6 National Press. s
". Y. Herald. Wr.tefn Continent.
Golden Rule.......G ". York Mirror.
With all other Mag,z and cheap Publications OF Boz
ton, New York and Philadelphia.
,yls VIM TAYLOR Co. No 2 Astor House.
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Nass CRANE :iCkHiGH Exclusion
.ism,ourgh Univeraslist Sunday Schools
will make excursion 10 Yonkers "Wednesday nuxi22d
inst. One OF the beat band. 10 the city will be sng.ged-
This steamer NORTH AMERICA will leave the foci OF
Deisnceyst att o'cork Z, Wl-mshurRh IT, Marketed IT,
Srookyn 8, CabaLst 81. Tickets so Cents each. IL
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THE YAcHrs.-There were large fleet OF boats
entered yesterday for tho sweepstakes ano the
much amer than the day prcvtous-ths boats having re-
turned to the starting a. o'clock The winner yes
te-day was the Gsaraet which came in about twenty
rods ahead o. the Mist
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ma, on. Office a. the sane time under the City Govern
uen.-also chat no member OF the Common counen OF
head Of department shall be interested in any CONTRACT 0i
the City under penalty Of ane and impri'onmenNnH'
each standing committee report on the point Oh inc wy
Charter referred to them. Adjourned TO Tae'osy next
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MUSICAL NOTlCk.-Tne Grand Musical E1cu
lfI slon postporcd FROM the oi insL VIII positively i
PLACE on Tcursday next. JGly 81.
Full particulars on Monday.
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spss SANS sDUCI HOTEL, BslIson Spa, N. Y,
H re-opobod for Tho reception ofvsitoru The olh
~A day OF juno asI

sEEs BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway, AI-
HHef bIny: BY j. r. WLsos.-TfsYsofs and citizens
- I-rlaiBed moderate l.rus Tho house end
cOInmodious location tho Stsam-
bOns and NijUiDs I6s Railroad Depot. jsIJ I'm
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TTLsrkk AND POMfTOs InoN.-ros Ui.tsr
" froa Wcfas, ssagerS-s ~ Y. snd mo PonptcE Iron
WORKS, foupson. NJ IN fol- operstoa Urdsfs esx
rSand, squzfs, ia, band, scroll and hoop hoa VIII be
promptly executed, on application 10
jyi5 lws JOSEPH TUcKEsAAS, 90 Wsst-st7
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c1,H1 OIAPHRAGu fILTEhS--Tn-.e =.era:
sn, bexar. articles co~ on sale snd exhibition
S4 s.ostwsy Tn- Propheiofs ar as2teo iron nc-ssed
: - - 81 al bpus- tecpcrs je25 lrris-
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Prairie rarmcr.
STONE C0is. yer: ErOss---s.Sc.st T're,s

- ". ~ % %. 49,
Nessrs. Editors Que my noigl
bors, blacksmith. always has pile q
stone coal fixed for his s'ork aud lnicr
ing hogs to run to. and il is amusing
see the whole drove a, the pile at time
His hogs FAT faster than any Others in IL
settlement. The stone coal in Ills coI'
Try is strongly imPresnated vilh corrrrn
and sulphur, which may account for l.
medicinal qualities. ! have this sFrio-
tried Mr.. kennecul', method OF fencing
and fad it makes a good and hsHdsuu,
fence; bat the cost to me i over - cent.
10 the rod, as put on mare pickles. /
find that if only his number are pat ou. %
shoat wiz; dog afe, i, can q, tlirauel
without greasily, taking tvo or three pa
lings with him. pirkc. fence, a. it ia
generally been baiIl in this county, is ..
perfect nuisance. Tie posts set ciyheor'
inches deep, anl badly set at that. WI.
no, stand more than one season beffaI
'hey begin % stem frpraiS War
Eldred, near neighbar Of ours. aal on.
Of your subscribers by the way, has six
teen acres Of locus, trees, now .jS years
oil, Just as thcb as they Should be-, and
tall enough for May polrs. Many have
dropped ercry iio5 twenty feet high
His method va. to soak lls seed IN boil.
ing water, plant IN drills anl p!ow ihen
like corn the first year, aflcr tia, i,ey a..
,end to themselves. lie has turned III.
out as other timber for year or two. Ia
nv opiTion lie will make d.ree bundled
per cent. above Investment, by selling
posts 70 the very mcn that ridituied him
for raising Gmber."
We have not had Il thorough a0l grn.
oral shower since the 25lh of Jane, and
cora on the back prair,es will not be more
than half a crop this season. Gld that
my theory has proved true, that cora can
be raised wilhol, rain if iii: only wor&-
ed enough. Al crops thai have been
worked fast aud thorough, look well.
while those llat were afraid 10 work H. sir'
corn because il was 50 djy. have lied.
Wheat was never better crop than ,hi.
year, and threshos better than any calcu-
lated upon
DlHldalc, August 10, 1916.
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DE. Ti-EGfsS

J !
as " ~ 4" t'' d" . =
( CIV ANEULhi CthPAblE-ro ~
Z GLIrr usi,G 1tr Gt>UINh Ny. Togt,'t
G.tam u L',.reof. 3,j Bowrry, y N--mus'
lao-r bc Who hlyc Pulmonary Cousumyiiun or
any affection ollhc Lungs. laverur tA,st. after
reading lhr following l,lrtr, just received tom
most resp, otll lIuLAtitaut OF " cslcht ter cpun-
ty, = !.
Yvfyiu'D, Aug. Q, 1874.
Dur S'r--l'is d'h,ul To Grd words ocNlt,ss
NE gratitude which irrl towards you Tor inr IN
'r5ct YOU hnvc tahunlo relieve mcIn r,v distress.
lu the year 1872 contracted heavy cold, which
furl s,til.d ou my lungs; ~ lr,, month. AZ.
Ter csuurucCt Curcuij ard rai-irC u.l, usivc
m,ltrr which fmrt N,ry lad. Having hrnII
tart NAcruau's lu2,un,s were good for cough.
tucd i,,. bu1,t ,l tacm. but they had not the
least ,le,t uume. itucn called in the be-, phy-
.ei. min tie place, y be- attended me few months
bat without much success; | then saw an atl,cr.
,i,cmcm IN one Of the city varris of u isiar',
hil.am of wild cherry. ofwhlch purchased t, zee
bottles. at liz, coru,rut Tultor and Nu..aislrr,,s.
h,I cnuId NOT r,rcci,p least beneficial ,llrrt
from il. on ,hccaprraU tbiak i,was arrcsr IN.
Jury to me. Shortly ,ilcr u,irgit | commence
Talsur Tod in rrca, ouantii,,s. was taken
down SO and confined TO the house Tor three
months. during whichtiac lost nav annette ord
lcll away very fast; was then induced 10 con.
.plr d, rnri.. of Nav York. Zone Of tLc hoe,
phvsicians in the ci,v0 but lie could do m, mn
in INV recovery. aud thought every DIV wns tLc
last Ab,u, his Tine b,orl uC Won, n. k,,n,,
onoJ. ,r,in bpcame Nprse. md VAS ccrf,cS
/, the house all viri,,nud sp,inr orlf ,,,y,
nm AFT hone of ever p,ttip, auv I,,,cr ,sT oc,i,
raised blood aud my cough was yeU severe, to.
gc,hrr with a rain in nv breast and rn,lcr tLc
.houldrr blade Nv rrirlt,nov pnycur plIh,rc
Lrerroyi srirg GOOD for cons,mo1,ior EH, un.
like many others, and was fearful that ii might be
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81 THE QUEENS PATENT.


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For spring wheat and also for oats, j.
found BY experience, fr several season
pas,, to be far preferable to spring Ilow.
ing for these crops; and even If smJble
land is plowcd deep in he flll end the
s,ubbIc well turned under, we have ilual,
if the land is MT weedy, viii if well har-
rowed when in a dry and warm condition
in the spring, answer equally as well for
planting cora. We have found these
things TO be facts Hiih Us here, ! will
state one case from home. p. Y. Bliss.
Esq, of Sugar Grove, careful observer
of men and things, states that in one frl5
he plowed IN the al Of 1912 several
acres; and as winter set in earlr, the
other part was well plowod early in tie
spring, and the whole s1wed across tie
tlrrows and narrowed the same way.
Now for the result. II was clearly to be
seen through the season of It's growing,
that the grain on that part plowcd in the
fall was much more luxuriaHt than the
other; and when it was harvested it way
thought by him and other good Judges to
Yield all Of ono-lhyd more: that upon de
ground plowed in the llll yieIdIag 60
bushels to the acre, while that upon the
ground plowcd in the spring turned out,
only.2O bushels to the acre.
Jefferson, Kane county, 1874. &.
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n E " 8 r O Il E..

~ l., BOUGUTON, at the New
L . Store in Reddick's Brick Block
invites the attention Of the public to his
STOCK of fresh aud desirable goods, com.
prsing almost any article in the luc Of
merchandise.
French biack cloths and cdSSimcrcs,
English do do do
FdHcy caSsimcrcs, great variety,
do hcceIs Got summer Sacks and
coats, salInells, gambrouns, linen drills,
York drills, blue drills. Mexican mix.
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, moleskin.
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpeIing, A and ca mating,
brown sheeting, and bIeached shifting,
&c, &c. May 30, 1916.
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TEE GtEAT REMEDY
MAN OH beast.
(rARRELLs' ARAni,N ,,>,ur,

(rARRELLs' ARABIAN LI>,nrsr IL
ET iRRELLS' ARABIAN LlNINENri
q composilhn oi balsams from ,,lnn,x no,
- thai county, aud II Is by Tia, ms, ~,
cl"s composing this pmody, that tb,sA,,
Physicians, So celebrated IA the heal,nI,,,
TORN cures that ato cpnsld,rcd almos, ,d,n,"
'y'h''e "ho have MT studied so dccIiy M
curauNrs nature has given US. ~
iho Arablan LlnImcGt acts with flr,9 n,
crey, penetrating the ltsh To- the hup,J,,ln
con TASTED cords aud rin,ws, restoring lcti n
limbs which have long lost tA,Ir zee. Sr,
one year has elapsed sine, tins All, L. was
duc,J, AID more than one iktuApi,g H.u,,r.
been sold. Thousands ate r,uG, to ut,si {,
excellent QUALITIES. IL Las gnlr,d .n u,k
reputation Wt,rc II has been u,,d I'm u,,,i
winch require an c&ttnhI rm,tv :-.,t
rheumatism, soreness and svclhi Of H., &
pain and w,gkucss i'm the back aud t,,,.i. =,
bruises, cramps, nuu,hutss. IT, z,n unh y
inst cis, old surts, fever sores, puiir. or SO
neck, laaNsIs, W,uud., lulns, all swell
SAT- '',un, come, waits, SIZE ,,rs, un t,i
sc. We daily bear oi the most n.t,.r,
cures ON animals ~ Ibis cxcdl,u, tru,k
M' h'znd nothing "a cay ing that lhu, ,N,,,
.. en- l's equal aH curative iur huAr,. Viz
scfi p"sr0'N, ihat II viii culruuy case Of
ny d" tNl-'rurc, uud hns never fail. It, cui
uia and pole c,ll wh.n used fr those dl,ri
a',n tie WIG head, SPAWN, ,IlinI. ga.l,. slrnhI
srI'l"s' uru'f'T, ''r"'oh's. "rurus, Nu.d +
so't eyes, al sac..ius., sc, &c.
Itis with plc'ure rlal Gritty to r.r god
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Foe CrGpcs.-i'he bloomington, Ia.
Herald speaks of Fox Grapes grown in
the garden of gentleman of tina, place
which were larger and lairer than either
the Caiawba or Isabella, grown in the
same garden. The vine was transplant.
ed from the woods. Some Of The grapes
measured I Of an inch in diameter. The
banks of the kankakee, we are told. are
prolific with wild grapes, some of them
Of excelen, qualify.
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Hats q Caps,

IM EMS fur and silk hats, the latest
IYA- fashion; do pearl hats, for gum.
mer use; do silk and cotton glazed caps,
from to lbs. tn cloth caps, of various
patterns; Boys cloth and velvet caps,
for sale by Bou0nroN,
juno D, 1910.
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asparagus.-Professor Lindley says
that in taking up some asparagus roots
which he had planted five years, he found
some Of them al tue depth Of six feet.
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Tar for Sleeps NOScS.--Dr. ]. Bar
stow, OF BIS city, who was a sheep keep.
er in Maine for many years, says, in re-
lation to the use Of tar AZ preventive of
the fly in sheep, tha, he couln never sat.
isfy himself that i, did any good wha,ev-
er. The first best preventive in his ex.
pericnce was to allow the sheep access 10
a thicket; the fly did mol get access to
them there. The mex, hes, procedure
was to plow few farrows through the
pasture, upon which they might take re,
fuge.