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d q DIN 81 D Vs.
VEG ], 8: 8 9
And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
Bitters,
Chicago,

4 re acknowleagefby the hunG reds and thou
4 sands who are using them, to be not only
the most mill and pleasant in their operation, but
the most perfectly innocent, safe, and efficieht
medicines ever offered to the public. Those " no
once make trial of these pills and bitlers, never
afterwards feel wilIi0g to be without them, wuich
is Sufficient proof of their good qualities
In the South, where bilious disorders are so
prevalent, these medicines annually save thou
sands OF lives. They are known wherever the
medical art is praciised, abroad as well as at
home but the South especially has been the
grandfield OF their triumph, and though freq lent
attempts have been made to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have restrained
them from tamp aring with human life, Spencer's
pills remain AS heretofore, tito popular meilicine
Of the south aad vet Ii seems, indeed as if ev-
ther repnia iion, 10 increase ihe vast demand
which has compelled the p oprie;of 10 double the
capacity OF his establishments, ia ODD r TO afford
.he requisite supply. Tee science however ie-
norance and capidity may assail its inventions,
will carry the day at last; and for this re;tsol the
medicines of DIR. Spencer being the result of phil
osophical research and universally ackn3y lodged
medical skill, win raaintain their position in the
public favor, long as disease exists and health
is considered blessing.
In all diseases ofthe liver, stomach, and il,ses-
tines. Spsncer's pills and bitters are tse only rel
able preparation. They c'enss the SYSTEM of ills
Imruntes, give strength and. tone tosll the ma
cainery of Digestion, promote healthy secrefiohs.
purify the blood, cure dyspepsia AID bilious COM
p laInts of e5ery form and eharaetef, aud, as a
mild etsearciing cathartic these pilisars admit
led by the Profession to have 10 competitor il,
the whole range of medical science.
Pills 25cts. per box Bitfers S1per bottle.
Soldby BRowN & CO.., joliet; and W. s.
blTERs, Lockport. Is rs &sa - =. - E.--s
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THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as d remedy for 500
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long-standug RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swellings,
Diseases of the BONES, all UIcerous Cases.
SYPHILITIC & MERCURIAL. Diseases,
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTIVEN ESS; all CHRONIC 81 NER-
.VOUS Complaints, occurring in deblitaled and
cachectic constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagrceable
Affections resulting ulerefrom. and which have
Sold by CHAS. CLEMENT, agent fl
: Cb;c0go
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80 3 BE- 9 3 81 SO
&c 81 b 9 - "a :SAEls
I!:lls:l VI EVER
I
''Prore at things aud hold fast to nat iOl.ich is
good. '-PAuL.

gooa'-PAuL
TAI ONE need suffer from that distressing COM
y plaint, Calls aud Fever, or Fever and A.
que, for il IS speedily aud permanently cured by
Dr.. Hu!l's celebrated Auii-Ferer Pills. They
never alto cure the ehills and fever the first day
when takeu according to directions, and do not
sick II the stomach, nor operate upon he bowels
Thousands OF certificates have been presented to
the proprietor by planters Of tie FIRST respcc abi-
y, physicians OF eminence, and Others sho have
used them, which might be given, but let the fol-
Owing from Judge Forrest, gentleman of The
frst respectability, in Jefferson co., Ala. suffice.
jefferson county Ala, Feb. 4, 1915.
certify thai in She s9irlner Of 1913. had =
severe attack Of .Fepeeana Ague, and was Tor
some time under the treatnent OF a physician. but
received no benet from his prescriptions; my dis
case conyhiHssl.to i1ciease IN the ffeqaeneg and
severity ofitsaaIieks. I at last had RECOURSE to
Dr. Hull's Eeyer and que. and anti Fever Pills,
and IN using half boxwas entirely cured, and
have remained in good health ever since.
1 af forwards had in my family several cases of
Fever aad Ague,anti have IN every instance made
uss Of Hsil,s Fills, which have always immedi
ately eGsctsd Z cure.
Dr., Hui Pills require no putting where they
are known, aud where they are not, single trial
IS suifieisnt to insure their adoption. Price 81
per baS,.wish full directions. A Fresh supply
just received ard for by BRowN & Co., Joliet,
add ". y M YEhs, Lockpori.
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sse OT Arnanw was yesterday before
the Recorder for whipping his better hall
ia T-says the n. o. Della, an amusement q
appears in which brute as he,is; he often
r INDUCES. lss e ) q 0',e''
ss a hard featured child of the partiessa
i boy about eight years old was in couet &.
de, too, seemed to take the affair as i
matter of course. - z
Your father is in the habit clsbeea.;no
your mother -is, lie net my good boTYs,Z-Eee
said the Recorder. z = = = g
Yes, sir, he is, y said the yonao hone.
tll firing one marble after another at the
same tine across the foot.
$ Does he beat her seteselyg's said tbe
Recorder. 80
hats thatg's said the .boy,stilI firing
nls marbles eyincing a marked want 81
Respect q sat least attention for the court.
Does he beat her seyereiy. Isavq', e.
Peated the Recorder.
Well I'llsell you what il i. .iia5ee.,,
za,g the boy sa0hea dea goes Il Re goes
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DR.. HULL's
! ! Y aIId3 IS

ARE now acknowledged by the Faculty TO be
the most scieRtl6c aud successful preparation ev-
CIR discovered for the relief of coughs, colds
sunptirns, asthma, whipping cough, catarrh,
tish,ness of the lungs chest, brnnchitis, and
similar pulmonary affections They are made
from ihsmost valuable eXpectorant orcoIgh med
iciLes, and are undoubtedly superior to everything
in use for those complaints. f,ss=~
Sold by BRowN q Co., Joliee; w. s. MYERS,
Lockport.
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5JEDDlAHs ,WOOLLEY JR.,
SURVEYOR AID AGENCY OFFICE,

CHICAGO. Street, JOLIET, LIZ
VIII atteid TO Surveying or giving descriptions
ofsEa.,d or Town lots in Will, KeHall, Grundy.
or La-SaHe counties 20 all chose who snail favor
him with n call and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with correct
delinentions of Timber and Prairie and Streams,
with falls ofwater wherever they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page,K nSakee,nr Illinois
rivers; and also the principal Roads: together
= it'll q representation Of the Illinois 81 Michigan
Canal. z
The experience Nh. Wooisy has had as Sur
voyor in tho above counties in the last fifteen
years willwarrant him in saying that he can
sivs general satisfaction. ,
In all cases his charges will be reasonable.
and promp in his attention to business His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
vs5 References. eo
Hon J WENTWORTH. ssa
G.. W. DOLE, Chicago
n. T.. WILSON, a--ry-t.
Joliet, May ), L545. Aft
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IN PI0King.

Fall blowing for spring wheat and also
for oats is found by experience for sew.
eral seasons past, to be far preferable to
spring blowing for these crops; and even
f,s if stubble land is plpwed deep in the fall
s. and the stpbhle well turned under, we
~ have found, if the land is lot weedy, will
if well narrowed when in a dry condition
in the spring, answer equaiIylas well for
planting corn. We have found these
thingc to be facts with us here. I will
state one case from home. p. Y. Bliss
, Esq. of Sugar Grove, careful observer
ofmen and things, states that in one field
,she. plowed in the fallof1 S42 several acres;
and winter set in earl the other part was
well plowed early the spring, and the
whole sowed across the flrfows and har
,rowed the same way. Now for the result
i was clearly to be seen throuh the sea.
80 son)ofits growing, that the grain on that
part plowed in the sfall0was much more
luxufiaht than the other; and when it was
harvested twas thought by him and other
6g1 good Judges to yield all of one third more.
a-gesslthat upon playground plowed in the fall
Ea'f.a Yielding 30 bushels TO the acre, while that
upon the ground plowed in the spring lur-
ned out only 20 bushels to the acre
Cor. Prairie Farmer. ~ ArTt "a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Ali persons having claims against the
Estate ofHenry Bunce deceased, are no.
tilted and requested to present the same
for ad|utation, atsthe Special Term Of the
Probate Court of Will county, to be holden
at the Office ofthe Probate Justice, in Jos
liet, on the ID Monday Of November next
: e p. $50 JOHN HATCH, Admir-
- Joliet, Sepf.f22 1916.
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A Coon JoKE.--A well known physi.
ciania town is very much annoyed by an
old lady who is always sure to accost him
in. the street, for the purpose of telling
over her ailment. Once she met him in
Broadway, and he was in a great hurry.
"Ah! | see you are quite feeble" said
the doctor; ''shut your eyes and show me
your tongue" She obeyed, and the doct.
er, quietly moving off, left her standing
there in this ridiculous position, to
the infinite amusement of all who wit.
messed this funny scene.
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z BLAZING THE WAY.-EVery one ac-
customed to live in a new country, as
aware that the first settlers are in thehab.
| il Of blazing the trees all along the new
roads, that. they may lay cut process
which is nothing more or less than cut
ting q small piece ofbark from each tree.
BY this means, they can ever after keep
the road, rain OF. shine. a friend, says
the N. o. Pieayune. tells story of back.
woodsman, he met a day or two since,
on onesof our principal street, Thechap
had large piece of chalk in his hand,
with which he marked all the most prom
iRent.buildings he met with. Anxious TO
ascertain his object, our friend enquired
his reason for thus chaHling the fronts
and doors as he passed. why, the fact
is,'repied the backweodman.l got con
siderably shared up here yesteiGay was
lost for two hours, and like never to have
found my fiat boat again for the turn ings
and Windings.-When came out to-day
| thought would just blaze my way as /
went along, so that i could find my road
back, You don't catch this particular
individual being lost again in your doubl.
ing and twisting streets, any way you
can fix it. sFa
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The Omar CANADIAN REMEDY.
Winners
p PICTORIAL SYRUP.
of Hoarlsonnd and Egecampane.

So III 17O0fstou1t0 ana lE<s6CdN1Ql1e.
TTnrfyaIed for the cue of Coughs, Colds.
Asthma. splitting of Blood, Whoopins
ssoug,, difficulty Of Br-uthng, PIearisy, tsonsump-
ton, and all diseases ofths Lungs.
Bronchiiis disease that is sending thousands
10 premature grave liaSier the ic;iioas name Of
cons1mptoa, can be cu.ed BY the use Of this .;isd
icfne. F5f several years p1st this lnedieins has
been in use in Canada, where IL has become uai.
yefsaiIy known, and is considered the best medi-
cine in use fer all pulmonary diseases. The
great sucLess which has attended It's use in thai
coIn,rl, and tIls many truly wonderfhi sit
has effected, as inddccd the propiieIors to in
trodnce il into the uhited States, confident ufits
being the most safe and valuable remedy eyer dis
covered, lantt adapted ldiseases Of the lungs,
when ~ of the functions do not perform their
aaiural or healthy actio, exertng most grateful,
and soothing Influence over the functions of The
whole systenr diminishing excitement when ex
cessiye, allaying irrlntion. and psin ard
speedily imparting renewed yigor to the whole
ffams.
BRao xLYN, January D, 1916.
Messrs. Winer K Co , 50 Maiden Lane, New
York---sirsi-A frieni oftpiue hearing me com
plain Of very severe cosg, aud hoass eness, to-
.gether with distress freia whoh 1 had suffered
fur some time back, aused by a severe cold sud-
deily taken, purchased bottle of your syripE oil
Hoarhound and Elecampane, and gave it TO me
When commenced taking il, fcpuld not speak
above my breath, coitId sleep ioit,ont sitting
up IN my bel most Of tte night. My cough soma
nights wnpie be incessaut ,as to deprive me If
sleeps but after taking three doses the hoarsaness
mach relieved. together with the pain caused
by coughing khave continued its use until | have
taken about half of the bottle. am perfect
~ irse fron any cough now, and am onyinced
tllttf had not obtained relief, the inflammation
,fthe lungs r4odacea thereby. NO ala have brought
OF Consumption. Ii is certainly the best medi-
cine have ever taken for a cough, the effect is
soenfsif, andI swiiIsdo all in my power to make
it known TO iny friends. Hf sp =.
- ,ti So Yours, With much gratitude,
s ss,s5 D. McDIEITT,,2 81 Front st.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, by,
Joha Wraer 81 CO., 50 Maiden Lane, n. Y SIDE
propiieiors for the aUnitsd States. 5,, Sold by
CHAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
e. NJ. BOYCIs, agent for Chicago, 80. ~ ne
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Two Dollars reward

Strayed from the subscriber, on the %
ult., a red COW, with white face. and a
bout three years old; also red calf, with
! slit in the left ear. The above reward
will be. given for information of them d.
rectedto Lockport.
go - MICHAEL GLEASON. 1
LockportSept. 9Th, 1886. s
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CAEGTEN,S INDIAN TONIC.
lnfallible cure for Chills or

81 CAEEIEN,S INDIAN TONIC. -.
infallib1e cure for Chills or
s4gssP 81 FGCer.
And a Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
a tent and other FeDers.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
Eetable. p zI sa97
FEH HI. 'inexpmDled Success of this truly unri-
e Ualled Toaic, iacur.ng in Few hours where
all OTHER remsdies have fatled. and that TOO, in
cases Of from six months 10 ten years Standing
warrants the assertion, that If taken according %
the directions, il is infailible. a long list of
Certificates in proof itsinfalibility, might be adj
ded; but thpse.upon the wrapper are deemed suf-
6cient.
Itisnot in the le1st nadseating. nor does it
operate upon the bowels; bal its saIutary action
upon the whole ystem is so charming. that every
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
heaftlls 'SuclTa remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want oil; one that cures speedily and per-
rsaacntly, whore the usual caution TO imprope-
expOsHreis observed. .ssa s'sssss5sss 49,
E GrFronS the great popularity ofthis Inedi-
cine smaay limitations protesting to be- Glenn
tsAS's IN DIAN TON &C. are atloat. Therafore
be sure 10 ask foe tsat prere sec by Gfs0. w.
dOuSEs Nashville FenassseG, who is sole pro
ESsAU'F ION ITO plevent frsmsobservs upon
the dTertions upon the bottle. The written sigma
tBre of Gees Nv. House. Also moulded in the
bott'e.an Indian, with the woTle tsClemefs' In
dian Ionic. prepared by Geo. ~ House,, All
others are eOnnIerfGit. sltss - - ssass II = 81
BE fofsalashy George II. Woodruff, Joliet. 10
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heretofore been considered incurable, such as u
GERS of the LaIynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &C.
The ARCANuM EXTRACT is a comPlete
Antidote to the serious Evils produced by the nJu.
dicioGs Use of MERCURY As SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER if cannot be surpassed, work.
ing itseway through the system with a silent and
effective foFee,-f
4 Cleansing the BLOOD: ltes
: Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES 80
Removing INTERNAL DISTRACTIONS and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury to the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUlNINE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudicious treatment
of any OF the above Diseases should use the AR.
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Sypilitic
Virus OF the Parent causes development of
ScrofIlla in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
, EDY upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded. .r -ar4co
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both igament and bone, and where,
TO all appearance. no human means but ampuia
ton copId have saved life, Patients have been
sna:cheG from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use of this inestinable Extract.
Tile Proprietors Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
lfave had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results. In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be-
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
eliicacious 10 the infant as we'll as the adult.
~ - Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations ON Insensible Pespiration, and a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents supplied with the above PAM
phiets for gratnitons Circulation.
The area NUN Elk TRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN FTNER, Hamilton, Canada
West. aud JOHN JVINER d Co., 80 1Iaidea
Lane, New York, Sole Proprietors s-
PRTCE-0SE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
joliet; also BY L, III. BOYCE, agent for
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A CREDIBLE WrrNEs,s.-Two,I q,

CREDIBLE WTTNEss.-Two claim.
ants for one dog lately appeared before. a
- justice, OF the peace, ilIai town near Bos.
~ Ion; Several witnesses swore positively
-ns tothe ownership ofeach litigant, when the
sagacious magistrate directed the plaintiff
RAE to take his place on his right and the de-
ssa tendant tooccuPy corresponding posi-
ton on the left; the dog in dispute being
10 remanded tosa distant part ofthe loom
-BdIT The parties were then commanded to
Whistle, when the animal made for the
defendant IS za4 coal la75s: ~
"Mr.-,' said the justice to the clerk.
s.rec6rd the decision for the defendant:
the dog is the only credible witness in the
-ye---ease.-
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COT' IT0eTGe FARMER. "a -
'FEg c DURABILITY OF TIsfBgRs IN, A. WET
- STATE.-Of the durabilftyof timber in a
wet state, the piles of the bridge built by
N'>-~ the Emperor Traian across the Danube
is one example. One oftbese piles was
taken up and found 10 be pctfifed to the
az depth of three quarters of an inch: but
the rest oftbe wood was little different
from its ordinary state, though Il had been
driven moro than sixteen centuries:-
= The piles under the London bridge
have been driven about six hundred
.,4.ar years, and from Mr.. Bann's observations
117a in 1746, it does not appear that they
'-" were materially decayed. In 1919 they
were sufficiently sound 10 support the
massive superstructure; they are chiefly
of elm. = = 2
in digging awayth foundation of the
old Savoy palace London, which was
built six hundred and fifty years ago, the
whole ct the piles, consisting of oak, elm,
a,td beach and chestnut were found in state
otaiperfect soundness, as also was the
To-. %, planking which covered the pile heads.
at" Je-Ia iTt IHC g--zzlEa = tsI-tI
'.Ga oas MAGNETIC TELEGRAPu-Hs 7Uses.--
III A few weeks since, in New York pa.
@ per, a case. was related of marriage
'lTk ceremony having been performed
through the medium of the telagraphic
wires. A still more extraordinary use
- OF the lightning line has been recently
= aaa made, as we learn by an eastern paper.
,,.+ Itappears that young gentleman of Al.
~, bany, N. Y, died in Buffalo, after an i'll
nuness of only two days but before he ex.
IQpired he expressed wish that his father
and only sistershould be sent for, togeth-
ertwith the minister Of the Dutch Re-
formed. Church, (Which he was men,
ce ber. By means ofthe telegraph the dy.
- ing wishes Of the young man were com
municated to his relatives, who made
preparations for their departure for Buff
- talo by the evening rail road lne The
Rev. Pastor of the church, who is nearly
Pc, seventy years of age, was laboring under
severe indigpostion when the message
Gt,' was received, in consequence of which
such tourney as he was required to make
n, was out of the question. A consultation
h- was. held among the friends Of the deccas-
.aa-3 ed, and it was arranged that on the fol.
lowing day the minister should perform
,s,.,r, the funeral service of the deceased-by
81. telegraph Accordingly, soon after the
as arrival ofthe father and sister at Buffalo,
the corpse was conveyed to the telegrap h
.ss.a Office, and the minister at Albany was
,a.9,a duly notified that thesservice might com
hes mence. Funeral invitations having been
&c circulated at Albany, large concourse
ofmeuFning friends were in attendance
with the minister at that end oftbo wires.
The HserEiees for the dead' ewere then
read by the geddivine, and were repeat
'2s'9ed by young minister of the sarne de.
'Hiai nomination at Buffalo, as he received
-'72It them from the clerk ofthe telegraph line!
--St, Louis Receig1e. zt t9s Z
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II - BOTFLES QUININEs, fol. sale at
lssAss m 10 YES Chicago =,
6sSti3V Els PICKS aud tsARSs can be had
~ cheap Il MATTESONS
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N,y IF Il 4 lbs: Marshaii's patient Linen Tn,
for sale by theHppund. NJ Afassesph'sa
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HoRsE CHoLERA.--.A singular and ia,
tai disease among horses is prevailing in
the vicinity ofNew York. The Brooklyn
Star says:
The horse distemper, or horse cholera,
making such ravages i'm Kings, Queens,
and Suffolk counties has increased to such
an alarming extent that in the country
towns scarcely anything else is talked of.
The enquiry is of every person passing,
'How many new cases to day." On
Tuesday we are informed, twenty horses
died out ofthree villages, viz: Flatbush,
flatlands, and Gravesend: and not day
passes without hearing Of "a number of 9th.
ers.
tits disease SO singular in its nature,
that farriers do not know in what manner
TO attack it. Some think it originated in
the head, a sort Of brain feveg;; others in
the throat; others a sort of inflammation of
the stomach; and yet, when the horse is
opened. and examined, all paris seem per-
tectly natural, It's singular to observe
with what rapidly this complaint has
travelled. We believe it first broke out
in Jamaica, uext at New Lots, then at
Gravesend, Flatsland, New Utrecht, Vel.
low Hook and Newton simultaneously
then to Roekway, where ii is now.
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A Pairs BUCK GLOVES and Mitlens !
III at Lows's,at bargain
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THE HEALTH OF THE CoUNTRY.-
The present has been season ofunusua
sickness in, the vest more so perhaps
thanzany other which has preceded ii
since the settlement of the country, If we
except the summerof 1888. ~
The diseases are of bilious charac-
Fer, for the most part Of a lighter form,
Terminating in the chill fever. The at
ttacks are more provoking than alarming,
and more debilitatipg than dangerous.
But few deaths occur comparatively speak
ing, 80
2 We account for the prevalence ofsick,
ssthis season as in '3S by the extreme
suitriness ofthe weather for continued
time, in fact during the whole of the sum
mer. The smaller streams have dried
up and the larger ones are very much
diminished, thereby causing the decay;of
vegetable matter during the hot weather,
and before it has been killed by the frost.
= Chicago jour.
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