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Crubs i'm the Heads OF sheep.

This disease, which Is sometimes very
troublesome, is caused by an insect, { Es-
tyus ouis) which is very similar to the
horse-bot or gad-fy { LEestrus eQuus). 1t
deposits its eggs about August, in the
nostriIs of the sheep. BY the warmth
and moisture of the parts, they are almost
Immediately hatched, and the little mag
eots crawl up the nose and find their way
TO the frontal cavities of the head In
the act Of passing up the rose, they seem
to give great annoyance to the sheep,
which run about furious ", seeming almost
mad Here thev remain, feeding on the
mucus sccrcted by the nostrils, till the
following summer, by which time the
gruhs are an inch long. At some time
between the middle of April and the end
ofJuly, these larvae attain heirtull growth,
and seek to escape from their prison.
They give great annoyance to the sheep
at this time, causing them to continually
stamp their feet and sneeze violently.
After leaving the head ofthe sheep, they
enter the ground, and become hard, brown
pupa. From these the flies emerge IN
from forty to sixty days, and may be seen
on the rails and fences in the neighbor-
hood of flock of sheep till September,
and shey may then be easily destroyed.
The fy-ma@nifed, is smaller than the
size Of the larvae would indicate, and is
Of browniSh tint, with five black rings
on the back The head of the fly is large
in size, and of yellowish hue The
wings almost cover the body, and are
prettIy stripped and veincd.
The popular theory that the grub causes
death by boring through the walls of the
brain, is absurd. The experiments of
VALIsNIERI so to show that the H'styus
orts ueceT eats; and this is the now re-
ceivcd opinion.
Few sheep are exempt from the pres
encc of these grubs, aud they may, and
probably do, add TO the irritation of the
animal when affected with catarrh. But
it is the fly that produces the evil ascrib
ed to this insect, by the annoyance it
causes the sheep while endeavoring to
form a Judgement for its eggs, in the warm
weather Of summer.
The best preventative Of the attacks of
this insect is to thoroughly tar the noses
Of the sheep in the early part Of summer,
and to NIX a little tar with their salt oc-
oasionaIly. Tobacco smoke, when forced
into the nostrils Of the sheep, will cause
the worms to drop out and thus perish.
Or, take four ounces Of Scotch snuff, and
pour over it a quart Of boiling water; stir
it well and when cold, take a syringe
and inject about tablespoonful up each
no5tril The sheep should be placed IN its
back, with its head ON the ground. Force
the mixture as much as possible into the
cavities of the head, keeping the point Of
the syringe up for this purpose, or the
liquid will run into the throat 1t will
make the sheep very drunk, but no dan
ger need be apprehcnded.- Geneseo Fa'u'-
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corn. The clover furnishes manure, and
he saws the worms also feed ON 1T and
seldom iniure the corn. A handful OF
plaster scattered on the hill before the
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ED9icBl5C disease.

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6NLARK & PHILLIPS render their thanks
y to all the good people Of this Common
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they do tender their special thanks TO their
competitors and any others, for their gentle
barking for all time, concoctcd falsehood for
all time, envy and jealousy; for no doubt it
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Conner of Hanover and Pratt SITS, Baltimore, Md.
GOLD EN BEE HI E ST O Il T.
NO TIA MAIN STREET, ING, VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ar INpuoEMENTs 10 Isl TRApE.

sale Isl re- and q 1 D
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR /!
PnErARED ~ pR. sANronp.

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
one oF rs LtsL fCfA ~ md ~ * VIZ
easier miller, ami more sf-ual haa ay otl=T r=eine
acting ts Lfse- sject ~ rnor1i natter
tue stonaaeh AL ooEeis = % tll thus ae-
painful feelings epeTienccl IN operations Of 1t
Il parses Il; aud en ias d4iy in asers. doses viii
strengthen and blld II up with uansaaisapiii;y-
The LITER Is q the principal regulators Of the
human BODY anl wnen y Perfrrn rs .aaetians WE'LL
the powers o. ne system ar: fiIslfsleasd I stoaieh
stor,.ei,is fslit ne bowels A. n Gsnl sni b ,,o
syste suffers ineoaseil-qcs of one or-authe LIVER
having eeAs,i 70 DO ~ iatysFor the Diseases
practice Of more iar twenty ysars 70 and som. Fee5
EereEht 10 eoantsrset she aany dcrinseais TO Eaieh
TO 1ayp-r,antro
s Tb ~ q e ~ oo,Ss az % 3
PUETPTISG TIE nLooD si2 t1b Az sesIt s
ghols machinery reaoying~tae cause Of the disease
BILIOUS 1TTGcKs are. cured, AND, WHAT Is
BITIs'1; paEyBNFsB' syths oeeniional use Of the
One to relieve the stomach
and preveat the fool froul-4Tislng and soaring.
Only one dosetaken before retiring Prersais NIGHT
ONLY one dose taken AZ night, las.eas the bowel,
one dose taken after eaeh meal vii DYSPEPSIA
- One dose q two sPoonfuls vill aisays relieve
one bottle taken FOR r. male obIiru~ion reaqvest the
oni7 one dose inraediassly relieves GReLIC. sbIls
glt fle.e oten repealed sure FOR CHOLERA
AORBUlS, AMI 3 preventive Of CHOLERA-
" Ouy bottle tsreetied 10 thre- rout Of the
syatern the elects OF nsdIeae amer long sleinss
~ One bottle taken for-sJATfNDfCE ruovea al al
loWness unnatural coloF-sfrou the sim.
One dose taken EhorJNtinie before eaffu- rfvs Vie
! ortothe appetite, and uaice5~food digest veil -
One dose Often repeatefr- cares t7LYROFTT DLAP-
RH0s4 In Its worst forms, While S q lrNER and
30 VIZ Complaints yieidZy ainlost 70 ne a-It dose
One ortuo doses tacks canned Nv WORMS IN
Chiliren. there uurerIafer ar rrerfrr rsrs =
the Tarid as ttaeuer fIELa-
~ fev bottles euresJl DROPST, hT ere,ripr IN.
absarhsntE. -
We take pleasure N RECON- msninF thIs medicine
preventive PEVER AND AGTJF fYFI9II FT.vFr
and All REYERs OF BIL--IIOTTs Typ Il o-.--f-s
with esrtauty.a and thouEaads are Wiling - rrf 10 is
Won ierful virtues.
ALL WHO USE IT ARE gFFTVg T,UETR TTyA NJ
AOLS TESTIMONY II IT'S "a TOR
lts arEtsr IN tAe ulorth irffH ~ rss- ,f
stp1kiOIs l-1fh togsfiAr. '
THE LIVER IgVIGORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIEcovERY, AMI I, d,9r
orsns surss aaest too great 70 believe teuTrs aSif ~
= lc ece tte arFt dose gfBfHg bsneff aud seITor ort
saa one hette ls required any kiud o. ITTEB
oaptAinl ifnn the EFuldfee ~ gl,ssrssf-f - =
easlen HeIa1ats ali OF uhih are - rr,It n . ms
/ E4SED LIVER. -1 .s-'t % . D4s-
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PcR BOTTLE
DIX. sANIoRIls PropTietpr 5i5 Bro..Iua- ,c-v Yer,.
1nd rstltlei b ali DrngEists. ST. 49, ~,
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FouE MoRg STATES -Fl'e Indians Of Geors
aud Alabauia exchanged their wig"ams f.
honses. and BEGAN ~ follow The plough iastea
Of the chase, for living. Government slha
quentiy removed them from their native w9oH
10 ";hc Indian Trrritory, on the banks oi IL
Rel River and Arkansas
IN this new domain they ha=s been left ondis
turbed uyrr twenty yeug. They arc about III
only tribl 5 that Inv. b;ca and consequent
about ia. only ones that have learned TIM
and civilization. They raise corn and cotton
weave cloth, forge iron, build saw nils az
sch III houses, % 10 church ami print neTsPs
per Thry have written Constitutions, and Gle
their public officers a tlie ballot boX-in wore
they have adopted the cust2 Of white men,
More3var, they exclui. those t'yo great curse
Of their rlce-the trailer and the wtisk!
bottle.
1891 The Cherolscss set w theirs in 1882.
The ChickasawS have lately separated and form
ed 4 third and the CTeclSsar taxing steps to SCI
up n fourth.
4lll this IS e;niaen,iy credi:abie, and promise I
a happy solution Of the problem of how to di-
pose OF the Indian race. But their custom
have one defect--a defect, that in the eyes
some OF their Southern neighburs, Is their great
est Trinc. iinitsting the communists aroun.
them, they are savehoiders.
LEFT 10 themselves, they would Doubtless oat-
grow this, along with other relics Of their bar
barism. But S1HtheIn politicians do not pro
pose TO let them outgrow it. y movement i
afoot to have them apply for admission into thu.
Union, in order that the Shareholders may re-
gain lost ground in Congress. We shall proba
bly, soon see the singular spectacle on the floor
of Congress, of white TnCl camOriDg for the in
alienable right Of rel ncn u enslave black men.
-AEpmy Framing JoarHaL
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TIE TN TELLIGENCER

P:orTs OF INsURAxcE.-The Boston Herald,
TO show how immensely profitable is the Insu.
rance business, gives the following as me resuis
Of the operations OF the companies in that city
OF the Boston stock Offices, the American d!
vided $4,000 on Il capital Of 10000 and had
$l71 ,g0O reserved profits; the Boston paid Sc
dividend Of s per cent. with Sl23, 5s4 reserve
profits; the Boylston paid 20 per cent dividend
with $3.50, 7I3 reserved profits; the Fireman
9S per cent. dividend, with $4,000 rese-yee
the Manufacturers 30 per cent. WIKI $40, q
reserved; the Merchants, rs per cent; the Ma
tional, - per cent; the Neptune, 20 per cent
Bcsi les these, there arc several foreign Inst
rance Companies doing hisine in ills Cor
inoaxca.th, whose dividends vary from 20 to :
percent
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
no. 3l5 GuEsCNUT s'ER EFT,
yhIludelDkFu, on,

no. 3I5 CUEsCNUr S'Ets EFT,
philadelphia, PA.
TIME uulsrssa hereby To tie patrons % the
"Frankiin. 1ui the pabif generally, that ne has be-
Propulsion Of above Hotel having
pufetsI uti entire t srcss % former partner James
IL the shoe it Hl tis- House,
nv Mr. q. Chadseyi late Of IN, Ual states
Hotel OF t1s city.
Thi, H,ls in eNsalsnt order, hayIas been toronghy
renoyatrl within tc past aud eNer.ons viii be
spareI 's somtarabs and pleasant home Tor the
gurs.s snail fas1r I.fa with their patronage.
WITH desire fully arSpuuJ late the merchants
businrs' ,s DIM las been arranged
froa Ocla-k r, A., Introducing the small tables
Nioh been sltisciorily csrrel Uut b. o.
the p1pnlNr Hat!s In d OF tbs country
Tn. hours fus meals As follONs, viz:
FFrenlEfI-t from z to 40 o'cl SEX a. NJ.
Dinner from 10 { o-cIOciC - N.
Tea from o 10 - o'ciOciE - VI.
supper . 20 O'eloca - Va.
l. ist1- Of thg Proprietor tiat tho Prank
Him. shan secoui Hu7inss Hotel Ia the Union, and
nv close and ias atiSn
Of i- cue-t he uIpes receive liberal thaIe Of pa
tTenaps-
~ Co1chcs viii be attendance nj Of the lines,
convey passengers House. Fare 2' Tor each
trunk (and Wibe alowedt 70 be
Prfes ~ Board sds bssn 5sesl 70 one Dor'lr and
OLIVER II. p. PAHRER,
mh2c-im PROPRIETOR.
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PILES.

writing TO II have been for Tins seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have REGARDED
seyJrp n'lsed no gless but Ih.Ve used
your ieiiriGe (Pie Spechel. and am cl-ei. have
doubt laying the Wori under great and lasting
obigaton4'
gentleman OF years, well and favorably known at
Oehi, Delaware cnuntv SeW-Yor, had been marty
niles for iEeItv somemes from excessive heuisr
rhage, pain and saIsrng h reduced the verge
the TIVc For years ne had dragged miserable eTs
tenor cuniruei invalid disqualified for any business,
tiled all OF lies, from NJ SORTS OF doctors little
pnTpoS- Hr cousnlted years ago, and recommend
ell Pile Specific. with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began 20 Improve, and since has hal
serious turn Of piles. Prom the rst month to
past he had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint;
bat few doses OF the Pile Pills Toul disperse ALL AMI for
ha past he has been entirely we'll Of the piles
brilliant care sselreey TO be found In the annals OF
medicine.