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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-CoT1oS-Dcnand fAlt,
nn,. prices firm; midhlinrs. lsc; sales 500 bales
rveeiptk, 269; STOCK, IL, CIT.
BKEApsrrrPs- easier; supernnt. $40:
douhte extra, {6.1aaG21; treble extra, $6.it.
Com easier: mixed, 5s.c; wtite, eaes3c; se!'
low. &c.
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De FaiilJ WAS no: shot b. his sowu soIdleTs, but

De FaillJ WAS no. shot By his sowu soIdle1s, bat
Killed b! shtlL
Tfochu's heeedqYa5ess M q ttAe{E7AaEteS
PeIBlguy stksteI lAss ntght3ot fcA 10 jdlh
the Emperor and share his captivity.
The Opinion Safionale advises that some Of the
Departments Of the government be removed to
Baur8es, which pi.ee Is :tsong,E fortified.
Touching scenes occurred At the A4zas prison
when the political prtsoaess werr rcfeaeed.
1t Is reported thnt Aadfu Rdslin, Prince De
JoinE1Ie, and Duc dAsmale have entered
France.
Some Journals contradict the report that Jule:
Fayre tas gone to see king william.
Crowds made 4 denomination against tde
Figaro newspaper, and Ernst DFeolte, editor Of
La f.rbtie:sus publishing rrotes: against 1ep1t
flr.
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rf71sBrR6H. Sept &-Crude petroleum strong
In ,hr forenoon, hut close.l weak: buyers scarce
sa'es Of 1000 Iris spot at 1CAc: :.vD hrls do At
l0kc; l.eOo b1!s sixty iaya, At t0c; no1 hrls d.
quote spot, September or October. l0A31N'.c.
Refined quiet; spot or September. asA'd:d'.c
October, ssl4c; November or Decetn''er' 81. ,
e:!.c; October 10 December offering at $50.
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Allegheny Live STOCK Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa-, Sept. s--Run Of hogs tight !:
best heavy. fl045a l0.Gn; medium, Sta0o@10.sS; ;
light, 50. .e33lnD0.
Kun of cattle heavT; market yery SLOW, best
ee!tlng ut 7asc; common to fair, S7GHc.
Kun Of eeeep heavy: very best. 519Gc: COM
u.ott tu fair. Stkbc,
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MApt.oS. VIE. Sept t.-The venerable o.
Ruii was married, tl!s evening. to Miss sara,
Thcrpe, .ouugess daughter Of Senator Thorps, Vi
tlis city.
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FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
-:
hdp1u noso1
sian Armies On Fdr1S,
n,., ~ poaca prooos;t;ons
A"1n"i' W
prnmpnt
'-Uetauen. hCGbuhtAol Inc DaalleS
.rDa,,o~t,lc cod.
HuSseIl'S Account of the Surren-
uioIna1h'
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Tm CEuca1o WxEk1r T1IaENE hAs \ Larger and
tet&ex e3ssation In the Vest THAI any other journal
L Il n excellent medium for adEertffuE espoe1ayto
thoee who wish to the paonAxe Of the peaduc
ine cssees AHna!tcd number Of advertisements win
e taken, At modesate rAteA- Subscription pite nf TEE
wk1kLI TB1tCsr. q PEI aurur,. with liberal tedne
tton fir tauh Of ten or more.
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SPAIN.

MADg1p, Sept 6.-1n view Of the circumstances,
the Constitutional Co1es las been callc'i IN ses-
s10n for the 18th of. September.
The Regent has returned to this city.
The press cnunAeis moderation.
MADRID. Sept. 5.-DeputJ Castelar,, III tho
na.ne Of the Republican minority In ttr Spanish
Cores. has tent tn the Republican Government
of Franc" despatch, saying the Spanish nllnort-
II salute In Jou the advent OF Fight ami the i'll
auguratan nf a new era at liberty. Rest assusrd
the republic viii cause the cessation Of the ryal
rics Monasclls have created In Europe.
AL .he continent will form uut
people, all nations Que family. The aislress Is
slgne.i by twenty Deputies Of the C0stes.
Grrat manifestations are preparing here tn
honor OF the Krpnhllo u France. Expression
Will 4; the sane time be given to the popular de-
E,auA for the ab1oeatlon Of the article Ia the
Spanish Constitution establishing monarchy a.
a legal form OF government for Spain
NApE1p, Sept. 6.-The Carl:st press discourage
the rising Of tnelr partT, aai approve Of the con-
scr1ption OF 5000 men, ordered by the sDsern
me1t, tor tho repression Of disorders
No further news from tho .llssuFf,e', provinces
Significant activity continues In the Republican
partv. Secret meetings. we're hel,l yesterday. IN,
special enyoks seat To Barcelons, CAtilz, ans
other large towns. An address Is determine.
uron. demanding conrocaron Of tho cottes.
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Paris EfonE$cs
PAhis, Sept. 5-Evening.- -Renie6 closed al 5lt,
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Wanted one or more in every city, village and neigh
bcz1eod tn the Uued StatEt. to work =: l.Es hop,s
r,nrloYurrt Write ut J. f1S H. ALbEN CO,
ChseaSo, ILL., Please ncEtinn whcrc you sft thtA.
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WV. WAIT retired trona The FRA of s.r,:h b.
IN Jtlrn Is IS3N III nntuaI r>,ue+nt- T14- 1tnlat
TnrnsYs assume aIohigatlsns And ecf!-ct At d,.:*
SMITH HRu. & E
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claim the liberty. equality, and 1ratesnity OF The
people! Let ua form United States Of Europe.
Long tive the universal rernbiic!H
~. -" -. Ths r,.....~.s-I aJr<r+i..-
sa5s lres1deut G1aat nas 'nsuuc1su oss1say
Fsn 70 issue tIoels1asaoo recognizing @1e az"
srenea Hephons. x,ecx,, .~rors
p.,,p s.,, . ~ ~, ,,o1,ca y, p.1fs hare
been Incorporated with the National Quart.
,rho ,srof.,r, ~ pn,t.. hs. r,sred ,adl,,on.,
| so.ts "a In doo.s at ths corns fnuislsuf.
l PAgts. sent -Ercn.nc -7nr nuhto order is 4
matter Of The s1eatest astoniaament conssder.ng
the dominance Of the mob.
The death Of MacMahou Is coutsadtctei.
Rouher quilted Paris lsst night,
The total force now Under arms ia France, In.
ending the GaEde Rationale and Garde Mobile, L
~, ,o0a
sAted that Count Palikao snd ". Henr1
Cbevreau, Late Minister OF the Interior, are ii
Belgium. having ned during the crtHs pendtns
the declaration OF the Republic
Victor Hugo rcashed f*faa 1Ase evening.
PARIS, Sept A-from al PARIS Of france new
comes OF enthusiAst1c adneston 70 rne republic
reonle are e1nalng and volunteers fastening +
Part. where large force IL alresay assembled
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$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS

Pr years One we'll located and yeEtifAs'd th@t
will wat frnr - sN Gail. hdfrt~t with par
ttculArr. ]. ". DEWEf LON and Heal e-tStr Axspss
Ro4m :, Pnst Officr Rthck-
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up position later In the day, aud that the causa Of
the1E rapid retreat On Stonne MAS the Nd
vance Of our right wing, Prince Albert Of
Ssxony In command between Beaumont md the
dense. thre4tng to turn the nank OF the French
left. On the ridge Of the hill On which lies
Staune, fhe enemy made stand, but the attack
trpn the Prasstsn right was 30 determined, that
the French could offer no cnectual resistance on
rnt Htll, yet, theT had 4. very ss1ong
position. IneJ had TWO nisTaillensea,
MD nred . dozcn rounds or So win
What object ii was, dtmeult to discover. They
were much too far from our most sdvAOce1 col
umua 10 do sae Bltshtess mischief. PoasihiJ they
hoped to attract the attention Of their oNn right
nAnk- The Emperor VA With them, ana
they may we'll enough Rate been nervous
about his sa9etJ. After some time On
Prusstan battery adTanced up the slope ard
she!eA the stoane Road for half N hour TO see II
| they could set reply. Aboots s o'clock NO at-
| vsnced rapidly from our hill to that Of stooue.
| The columns climbing the slope below the village
cncctcd loudly as tho heir 10 the throne pazssd
| them. However, when We got On the hill above
Stnune, nc h1l capital view of
nearly. the whole OF the right md
one Nd-de-camp coming up viii. news, We soon
| learned what WAS passing there. a. whole French
diyision hsd been buEpr1sed nsar Getunont, II
camp, and nad, leaving al their tents and bag
g1gr- When say had ned. mean all ned whs
1
quick for. More than 6.0lo were made prisoner,
| without st1ik11g blow. The peasants In III,
village told Is that the Emperor Ind been sacr'
only two hours before rhe PEuss12n ss1rmishe1
entered It This was confirmed By some prison
3ers taken. In the woods on o0E LEFT the Uoor
that had been opposed to LII had fallen bac'
; to .tha other side Of the descent beneaS
rs and occupied the tlLef Of = narrow vstle
/ lesding toward Raoeoutt. 1t waa most mporsar
for the French to defend thi1 valley. ~, had n
!. r1usstaua been able 10 rcach down It, they woul
: | hare tuIned the Frennh r1gns nank, getting b
; | tWeeA It's position It >AKnzou, whltner 1t ha
: fallen back from Beaumont, and N
: road to Eetlau-- The French II
: concealed tneIr ssirmshc1s 50 well that We
: the hill were astonlshed TO hear tndepeude1
! firing suddenly lestn As our foremost tiEaill2u
=. entered the low ground and pushed up the Ra
court road. It FAs peceasAry for us 10 ACT vt2o
ouxi5. for the Fun was sinking and there r.
% ha11ly N tnur utrc OF good hzst 'slt is 100 IA
J1 to3 ate lkll one Of the stA0 u ne. Had ne
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the rear Of the French LETT. This battery
WIS 70 pointed rs to nre over
the crest Of rising ground on which stood, aoout
aquAr1es Of mile in t1nnt Of the little church
yard. Here stood also several officers Of the lii-
{crent corps, stationed on ny right and left, all Of
snezr.erye. Frnzn the point had now reached.
charming scene wAs in view. The French line
Of battle extended right In front, spreading on
the slope Of ground which forms one Eide Of this
basin Of the Meuse- In front Of the centtt
French lines, and lower down In The yalc WIS sha
1tnagc Of Ra7etl1ea, then beginning 70 burn, the
| p4rssisa anelh having set nEc to It. Parallel a.
most TO the front Of the French positions ran the
Meusc, c1oseed by = bridge lss,le to the !eit o.
1 Bazetuca The French right was upoE
a Kind of wooded ground, held b,
| u1tzailleuseA The wooded ground extended nea
the grounds Of Sedan. The French LETT was los
| to my sight behind the Irregularities Of ground
. toward the road to Bou11lon. As far Is ! coult
see, right and left, t4 front ot nc, were u1Asses
regiments OF au azuas. but towAsa shr left on TIL
second line, TAs very large force Of heavy CAV
airy, DRAGONS, and cnlrasslezA The 81,
4 | WAS shining brightly and everything NJ
c plainly vtstb4es The Rutterug Of weapons, III
z bright and showJ colors Of she Feeutn uniforms
a tho white smoke curling under tue blue SKY. O
a lingering, yapor.nkt, beneath the uee&,, II
c cracking flames rising from tho burning villa2
of BsxeiIles, the whole seen from commant
. | Ing position, fofsae1 kpeEt3ele ou0 A&I0ou 1u0
), himself in a position to witnesz. Tn- prime
a | mi Pru.slan batteries were directly ppposit
The French centre on q plateau, or table 1ant
which Terminated abruptly, and made it u vrs
L. strong position. For aotne time caanonattr
.e confined On both s,dek ii O'clock force
n pr,sssan infantry sdvanced aeross the bridge
D. the village Of DouEy, and immediate
theze began a. vet1 sha1s faEllAd
lass1ne. however, not mnsr than ten MI
ae 1~utes think the French must hA
Il. lost ground IN that encounter. although cou
Il not sec for some trcrs that tntetyened, but b
he te1f Of six nltranleases advanced and OPEN
IL nrr through the tres. stx volleJs came al
~ once, The Prussians fell hutr1ed1y back, teaFt
is whofc ranks behind, which had gone down
en- leadcu so!die1a children ptay with. About hi
~ psst nr4ng had ceased every where Ths VILLA
IN which had been blazing III day, W1s still sm
IN ing. The French remained In the sane postu
nd though the day had apparently eeeu without
Ing au1t na description Is necessary prelaae
lis the bitter story Of the morrow- At half-FaN
eetl returned to town. The Emperor. who had
TO rvcd during the night. had Issued psocla1nsa
'aT which w1s posted On the wall saJtn2
'Hu | nad counded the command Of tho ar1
A to the Generals whom panltc opinion
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church Was blown IN, Two hundred Prusslans
were captured and brought back with the French,
WHO, In SPITE Of all efforts, were BOON Obliged to
retire again into the town twas the last tnei-
Dent Of the baitle-,he lass struggle
awhile this took place ut the Porte de Bnian
The Prusssan shc!ltng went On, aud the
shells oegan 10 fall into the hotel shock-
1tg scenes followed. A boy, the son Of
1fadcSman round the corner Of the
street. came In csytng and sskiug for surgeon,
saving his fathers leg had been shot on. 4
woman IN front Of the house met the s1ue fate
TIE doctor who went to the trsdesman found
hin, dead, and returning attempted to caE1J he
/ WOMAN to IN ambulance. He had scatcs-
made step when she vas
| shot dead in his Arms. Thosc ot
/ u who Stand In the gateway and witness such
scenes have got heyond any feeling OF pcfsona'
fesr Any OF n. l will venture 70 Eay. would
hare given his life 70 spare France this dreadful
day. Yet We stand pale and shuddes1ng at the
sight OF the fats which betalls the poor people o
| he towu. C1filt1n1, and eveu the jadet
soldlera, al helpless ~ they.
pxss over detaIlA- care not Z
dwell On hos7urs, which, nevertheless, I sha1
never be ahte to forget fcould mention NOR
tnan one brave officer who did not rear 10 shtlnl
from M sight OF what had become mere Naa
ssore- Those who were safely ont OF the NJ
| A. prisoner, whether officers or men, need nn
| be pltied When, AFTER = time, It became cles
that these .wM no hGu Of bazatne, the hope
Of the French again departed A snllel
sort of light still went on The guns Of the tow
answered the PEusstans An Afd-de-Camp Of II
Emperor we1t By on foot, and l heard him Is
the officers near By TO help him IN putting an en-
70 the .nre. such being the Emperurn wish. 4
length the white n.s VAS raised On the ctta.ic
The cannnnAde ceased suddenly, It about ha
| pASt four. Eager II We REf to kUo
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a correspondent of the Utica Her.
oil talks thus s,n-ibIy ulon ihi.
suhjcct:
Let me s,y a word al out the cor.
rect way Ia harness horse. Very
fw Of those who are BE- ustomcd {,
NE horses fIom year To- year per.
form the operation sci,nt fically.
IL u true that many get harncs-
on The hor~s, aud IL may ft we'll.
and II may m like the fathers boots
on the little boy. u requires much
more science than many persons
imagine.
viii mention few material
points important to De secured.
The collar j. the first point OF
Importance. That huge thing that
Will admit bundle ~ straw he
tween IL and the neck of horse j.
totally unfit for a horse To- work in.
The collar should fit ~ neatly and
closely 10 the neck ~ a pair Of boots
Co the feet. twill then seldom gall
the skin IL the names are properly
and correctly made and adj
justcd. The names should not be
too far apart at the top; this j. often
the case. See that the staple,
which hold the side straps aud
traces are not TOO Tor up at the lower
ends.
10 i impossible for n horse
90 draw with ease when the
traces are attached 10 the top Of his
neck. II will invariably gall the
upper part Of the neck Should this
be the case, take out staples and
place them lower in the names. Ii
the back-bands are right for II
wagon, they will be Ia short for
plcwing. and will be very liable to
gall the hips OF the team. Let the
hip straps be properly adjusted,
otherwise they will gull the parts of
the horse.
While the horses arc ~ the pillow,
there is not that relief In drawing
"a when attached to- wheels. ON
this account the necessity Of harness
fitting properly is imperative.
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To make Scotclftweed impervious
To water use this recipe: In Il
bucket OF soft water put II half
round of sugar OF lead, and half
pound of powder alum; stir this at
intervals until il becomes clear,
pour il off into another bucket and
put the garments therein. let it re-
main for twcnty-four hours, and
then hang il up 10 dry without
wringing.
Peach leaves, bruised, it il said,
are specific for wounds made by
nails in man or beast or any fresh
eat. Lockjaw is prevented by
bandaging the leaves on twice a
day.
Paper can be made to stick to
walls which have been whitewashed
by dissolving glue in good strong
vinegar and washing them with
the solution. Heat till the glue is
dissolved and then apply with Il
/ brush.
The bark of hickory, placed
wherever rcd ants abound, will
very soon cause them to disappear.
We know that common lard on n
plate set where the places are in
tested ~ soon as they come in con-
tact with the lard they stick and
die.
Small bars of carbolic soap is bet
ter to keep away moth than cam
phor, at one-third the cost. 1T is
much stronger in the cxhalation
thrown off, ard retains its status"
longer. Try il.
oil your door-locks and latches
once in two or three months. Ii
will add to your comfort and will
made these necessary things last
longer.
Your cellar should be whitewash-
ed once a year, and have Il through
cleaning two or three times year.
Let it be ventilated daily unless
there are open windows, and even
then it will add to its purity.
Remove the sprouts from your
potatoes and keep them in the dark
They should be always covered.
Well kept old potatoes-should be
eaten we'll into July. They are
much who!esomer than half-grown
new ones selling at SO high rate.
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I arm ans DonstIuI6

lCemwupiesueuss are sollsited Or 81. column.
,, farH"srs a,a stsis ~iss.. 90 a., one ei-- 80
sse Gise 10y Sins - practical lupa-tanse un
49, this beast
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POULTRY NOTES.

As the time arrives for young tur-
keys TO be troubled with this disease,
we give for the benefit of our
readers our remedy for the same,
which has on more than one occa-
sion proved successful. Give one
grain Of sulphate Of copper daily,
mixed in oatmeal and mashed with
ale; wash the head once or twice n
day i'm tepid water; give only soft
food, and an unlimited supply OF
green food, such Us lettuce and cab
bage chopped fine or grass. DO not
let the young ones out of the coop
until the dew is Off the grass. As
soon rs you observe any symptoms
ofdiscase, separate the infected fowl
from the others, ana place it in a
warm. dry place, free from drench-
Ing rains.-L.
G. JOHNSTON OF Pcndlcton, Ind.
writes: IL give TO those fowls that
have the roup all the onions, ON
fne, that they will eat, with their
feed, three or fOu- times a week
Chickens that do not show any
symptoms of the disease are also fed
onions at least twice week during
the summer ~ preventative.
have never ~ yet had onion feed
fail If given a directed
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AGRICULTURAL ITEMS

Successful farming is made by
attention 10 little things.
\ farmer near Abba, Monroe
county, Iowa. has two Chinese field
hauds.
Clark Thompson, 81 Fairibaul'
county. Mimi. III farm Of 1000
seres.
Rain has been general in south-
western Georgia. Cotton IN ] corn
arc small.
1t takes about loo head of cattle
per week to supply -. Louis with
beef. New York requires about -
600.
\ lot Of new wheat from Pamela
county, Mis-, the first of the season,
was sold ON change AT ST. Louis re-
Gently, for five dollar per bushel.
The gra>shoppers IN Jtah are
devasting the crops. This Is the
fourth season that tho crops in that
region have been greatly damaged
by their ravage~.
The largest sale oi land over made
by one individual i'm Wisconsin,
was recently made by III. III. Gray,
which was $1,000 acres in the
counties of Pierce and 1t. Croix.
\ young man who left Louisville,
Ky. "a few years ago, almost PENN.
less, returned there the other day
from California. with an income of
6,OOo per month, all made by sheep
raising.
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&c. H., Homestead, l.. From
the description sent III, we should
Judge the disease of your fowls To bo
leg weakness. This disease is not
dangerous to the flock, but should
bc attended to i'm season. Ii you
give the birds affected nourishing
diet, you need not fear for the result.
Soak stale bread in ale, adding to
this four grains of citrate of iron,
given daily until the birds strength
improves. BE sure and let ii have
plenty of exercise and all the green
food II will eat.
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FANCY DRINK,

Made % Poor Rum, NhiskcA, Poor Tirit. and
Hetn.l Lig1ars, doctpred spieed and stcetene d
20 please The the taste. called - onic>"''A ppa
tizer-. Kc-torrrs.' Sc. that lead The IipI o.
Ou h. drunkenness aud ruin. but arc "a true med
ic.nc made from the Native Roots aud Herbs
Of California. free from alt Alcoholic S.imu
lants. They are the Great Blood Purifier md
Lite Giving fTtuclpic. q perfect RCaoNator ard
in,irorAtor Of The system. carr, ing on an
poisouous muttcr aud rertorif the blood 10 q
healthy condition No person can take ihese
Bitter, according 10 directions, and Iemain
Ipug nweil.
stu Will be given for an ineurahlc case. pro-
yidcd the bones are moi dcsirplc eel by mineral
paispns or other means.ard The vital organs
~asted be, ond the point Of reraiI.
For lnaammator and Chronic Rheumatism.
and Goet, Dyspe Isia, or ind gesiion. Bilious
kemitteHt, or Intermittent FcNers. Di-rases OF
the blood, Liver, kidueys.and Bladder, these
BItiers have Deen most successful. SJch Ihs-
case. are caused by Nttiated Blood. which j.
generally produced b! arrangement ct The Di-
st.,ife organs
cleanse the Viilaicd Hood whenever you fnd
its Impurities bursting through the skin IN
Pimplet Efuptions, Oi Sprcs: cleanse VI when
You hnd il obstru~tcd and sluggish H. the veins:
cleanse u when IT'S foul, and Your Feelings ~
tell you when. Keep lhe blood pure aud the
health Of ihc system will follow.
Pin, Tape, ani other " orms, lurking in the
system Of 80 many thousands, are enectLaii!
destroy ed and re- moved.
la Bilious Remitieut. and Intermittent Fee
ver-, these Biiters have no equal. For full
directions. read carctull. tue circular around
each botto. printed IA four La guages-k Eng ish,
German, French. aud Spanish.
J.wALkER. Proprietor.
y Commerce -, y. \.
r. MCDONALD Co.
Drug. utd General Agents eSan. FrancisS o
md SAC r.tnien,r. CHiiiotni.. and - and 81
Commerce street. 81. v. Y.
Sold ~ ALI DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.

For the Reli e and & urs Of the Erringar IN
Fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Phllan-
hsopy.
E--aSs on the Errors Of youth. and the Fo.lie-
% Age. In relation 30 NJ aRRtsGE and SoCGAL
KvIts. with sanitary sld FOR the afflicted. Sent
tree. In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Bon ? Philadelphia, Ia.
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The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

The Canada Farmer says the
Provincial Board OF Agriculture OF
Nova Scotia have decided 10 import
10000 worth of pure-bred stock by
the 10Th If September. II will con-
-lst OF horses, Short-hornS, Ayr
shires, Devons, lIereforls. Adler
neys, sheep, and swine.
Plane irons for soft wood should
be ground To a bevel OF about - tie
grccs; for hickory or oak not over
80, for chisels, all except heavy
mortising. 60 degrees j. best; for
turning chisels about -. Tools for
working iron or steel are bcvclc,i
from 80 10 GO degrees.
Tho Sycamore (TllD Republican
says: Nearly one-third of the
Usage Orange hedge in DcKalb
county, which has been set out with
I'm n year or two, j. pronounced dead
from the severe cold last Winter
aud drouth this summer.
\ telegram from London, dated
June 10th, says that notwitnstaad-
ing the despondent remarks OF the
Agricultural press, wheat Is pro-
crossing favorably, and promises a
fair average yield, but the prospects
Of other crops are quite discourag-
Ink.