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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-08
Dead.

RACINE, Wis, May SC, M. Hoyt, a
well-known citizen and politician, died
yesterday of rheumatism Of the heart
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-08

SUPERINTENDENT
The Memphis and Ohio railroad will
carry Sunday school scholars, teachers
and officers Of the schools at the follow
inc rates. Scholars, half fare for round
trip; teachers and officers Of schools,
one fare round trip.
fSigned1 j. F. BOYD,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

/ The efficacy Of Hostetter's Celebrated STOMACH
Bitten a. specific for recruiting the enfeebleA
body and cheering the responding mind, has passed
into proverb. In the United States, where this
marvellous tonic has borne down, Al opposition.
and eclipsed all rivalry, the demand for It has
nualy increased in heavier and heavier ratio ut
years. UNTIL at last the regular sales OF this PIE
paration exceed those of all other stomachics COM
bined. Eminent membsEs of the medical proSes-
sion, and Hospitals surgeons without number, have
caadidly admitted that the pharmacop9ia of -
faculty contains NO prescription that produces
such beneficial effects In dyspepsia, general d.
biity and nervous diseases, HOstetters Bittess D
To use the language Of venerable physician Of
New York, The Rttsrs are the purest stimulant
and the safest tonic we haye.r But the usesaef
the great vegetable sntidote are much more com
prehensive than such praise would imply. As q
preparatory antidote TO epidemic disease, genial
stimulant, . promoter Of constitutional vgor, IN
appetiSeA . stumschic. and d remedy tcfnertops
debility. no medicinal preparation hes ever y
tanned the reputation OF Hostetter's Bitters. Itb
the household topic Of the American people, And
in oil human probability will be sofor centuries -
come. The rnagnates OF science recognise IDsr-
It's and that it IL emphatically the medicine OF tho
massea, Il proven by ito vast and ever increasing
tales. ~ lst HEtH s9A& .FEH-sy fFtFH3@Sf@GkN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

ment of leaving their kerosene can filled
with wstex.~ The lady of the other part
Of the htose, not long after, called to In
quire wAere they bought their kerosene,
-fey hers vpuldn't burn. She had wasted
nelly hnch Of matches, but could not
liglt hef lamp!
"A ntcher at. Toledo, Ohio, was re-
Gently aseonished at finding in the stomach
of cow over thirty shingle nails and q
gold ring. The latter article it Yves aseer-
tanned had been placed in cake, to be
drawn for at social gathering, but va
otedrawn. Having been caSt away With
the wreck Of the evenings pleasure. the
presence OF the ring ii the COW st06l8cK
may be accounted for but how the nails got
there remainA q mYSterys aTq gaAT0~w
Some thiTteaps years ago, Louis rB&t-
trioh, Of Sedalia, Mo-, married the daagh-.
TER Of asprOminent German living ON
Lake Greek, and only o few weeks after
their marriage, while riding on horse
back with Ms wife, he to0k ON ID Hat
and swung it, at the same time shouted
joyfully. This frightened the anim5l
which his wife was riding, and abe WAS
thrown violently to the ground, and from
the injuries received died the next day..
BE has been partially insane ever sincal
and recently blew out bis brains. sba su4g
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

report bill toi represe disorder in the South was
taken mp, after which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on the Goth, the bill
preston Of disorders the South wac further con.
sidered and debated e .ThG3 Speaker ann( ncel
the following standin6 committees: u AIounX
--Messrs. Buninton, awyeAE harris, 9f \ lsissi
pi. Archer and Leu. Pn6tineS MessrA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
aWoobs HoUsBHoID aMAg.zrNr.--M

WOODS HoUsEHoLD MAaAzINE.--Ny.
Wood has recently associated with himself ID ne
publication Of this excellent Dollar Monthly, Nh.
8: r.. Shutes, practical business man CT largely
perience Many improvements are announced iof
the May number. Peter Snubby" lie the title Of
the prize story ID fhe numbsr fer April written by
M. Hartwell. The other contents are Of the usual
variety and interest. 81 90 per year; 10 cents ~
single number. avaluabie premiums Tor ssubscjls
erv. SIS. WooD q CO., Newburgh, N.Y. 80 q
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

JOHN V. FARwELL & Co. have never shown
as well selecteda stocleo Notions, and Fancy
Goods az now, and are constantly receiving
earliest TO show the latest novelties. 20 -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
Don't Tamper with a Cough.

Perhaps In the whole category of diseases 70
which humanity u susceptible, the cough is mos
neglected In it's early stage. "A simple cousb b
GENERALLY regarded az q temporary afiiicton- M
have paid dearly for Experience it IL the signal of
attack for the most fearful of all diseases-Con-
sumption. A cough will lead to ConsumpuoD--x
not checked--so sure as the rivulet leads to the
river, yet u h an easy enemy 10 thwar il md By
the proper remedy. Aliens Lung Batsam is ne
great cough remedy Of the age. and it has earned
It's reputation by merit alone. 1t can be procured
at the drug etOres 81 efaisTPs t@Rf#sfnf"3t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

s s s1atna3Ds a.' ss'&1t$,ei TIL
They hays 8 eode Of comnon ,ss9tspees,
verse eosilysA MOI II as, and 4 ase called
By - mnW short whistles, No. hE . lone
whistle, 41by 4 long yN q shgt whis.
tie. NO, 0,by two long whistles, etc. The
distance seems to be 40 obstacle, as, with
an ordinary ehbft,, the Whistle TS heard
distinctly II any part Of, the house, and the
owners express. the opinion that It MIGHT
be successfully naed for ten times the d.
lance, or even more. AS the efficiency Of
tbs common spsakiHe; tube g limited 70
from 20 to 80 feet, this plan may De made
Of practical use" s7ksJ fssssl - a.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

JOHN W. FARwELL 81 Co, with their
present large building, are able to show. the
greatest variety, in all classes ofgoods There
Western trade, as theirs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for April is az
bright and attrfA1kGA S3ven. AmS6g the article,
wephy Of psciah 1euiton IaH. ~How essnes
are HAde,'' by FsAnas = willard; 's<iEs 10 -
Far North" BY Susan Coolidge; Birds and tAst
Ways" by Parixade Z. Hathaway, and stories b.
Lucia Chase I'LL tn. 4gE,i Pwntm. and Other
wellknown writer's. 4 IN the line pf, Poetry Then
are .'sApdl Showen,r BY the Editor, Emily 10
tingten Miller; "Getting Up Stairs," b. HeleAk
Bostwick; How the Poem ID Born" by JoN
Benton.v Beck numbers can always be suppliea.
Terms O. oSyeas,S 1GApls lnambsr, with 4re.
MUM list, frse.e Address the Publisher, ,Jous 7.
Atuulrs, Chicago q AZ ssro 49,
The large capital and long experience OF
the Great Dry Goods house Of JOHN, v. Fan
WELL q Go. are employed for the benefit of
thehSdbt1uee. t6E they sreein factrmest6
their agents to purchase their supplies.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

#$@f VAS W@Vu0 EoDO w%eNS~'sA's@'s
closed In New York on the 2oth
aa iio)<. 'a astsssa h@sfssss isS sa -
Gov. EnsliAh Aass sppoinesdo Friday.
April Z. q ne annual ~ dags in, Con
necacut Maine will fast on the 18th Of
re iComMitses on Judiciary Of the
Pennsylvania Senate has paads report To-
the State Senate relative 70 the coal trour
baes. The committee are Of the opinion,
that the system of arbitration which has
produced Htuh valushlS Sssultsin England
should be givsean 'innsiiaes tiial ~ it's
application % tie satiu .sethracitssooal
region. !. 81 a9IHs AssS 10 .aHT sd
A snowstom prevailed Throughout the
Nsw England States on the 9th. IN come
PARIS Of BefkShifS County, Ma q 8 nov
III 10 the dspth oftlx4 ntheA : y ~ 90
Tho NashuASNsA3 kSaSeal6A nohihhtef
3chvier colAx fol1Px saidseti IN 1874 aa4
Sasoas Ais pane. a ~ hspA0f - editorials
SolYmnA sis,s, ;aniaqS sy.,lI, nor - ! 4.
The pov-stofm on We 9Th e Farm IN
iasso Me- ~ 195s i s ss Up cax ag
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

f1ussrNe's White Wine Vinegar b noa
superb article foT table use., Warranted pure.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

The news from Paris on the 2eth was I'd
the eject that the Central Repablican
Committee ,hsd released YGenrals Chanzy
and Longorcan., Nanott Gsribaldi bad
been appointed commander -in,ehief Of the
insurgents NafSonalss y The slsetioA passsd
Off quietly, and tho Central gRspnbR0sh
Committes yielded Ito ithsn pewly,elscted
mupicipd goysrnmentsugr els 10 auliiI
| Order had been rsstored atLyuns omthe
Goth and the Rnfect of thei DEPARTMENT.
had been fsleased. s1sssapo lie NJ ti''l
Tie London 0ssssslss,of Tie s6th tis Iessts
that Ae, health 81 Enpsror Napplsen ms
good. .Ths oftesspeatsd ystaiemepts Met
his agents were distributing money among
the .ibsufgents 81 Paris are, pfqnouaeed
Alsss md he yeprssented ras psssiYe,
awSiting the final and Legitimate decision
of w Fgspchh, people Il, Yuaunsy Ell
Reprsaentatiysel Of Spain ltaly,o And
'Hnnssu nhste 0 p1esentsd iItovi Ehp@oS
iViAinmscnngsQtulatioA d their fespective
lspvereigns on the rejsSMtion'of The 0ers
mad hnpiraSs "a siossgslI, sai3sqs A.
. AtitAestjesisn in HiSissotf TIA roeehths
tcanAilatsssnet Ties OsstsA Mepublio1a
COMMITTEE wsis xIecasl III IN xksrarfSi-
dihsefInI rsSepA ithse MrsG &ucnnd, ai0
6eSet1th?Af mort ben aGivasi s9abul b
, Arspsa11 fsoa vszsAilisss mtAe25ts
eSys the government .hadsUrderSd she
pFospssslStA a. AaBlfdldi npen III ap
peauau1 tGTrasA s6ik sIt1ls Dsiea1y
~ .sz9<9sA ~. Snifaao1 nIo1f saaIsdr
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

o. ah.neAsnssshs will secure aeoprtof,nati6dss
where al questions may be decided, and urging
tli4l a the toijtsat issue between GreAt Bfatkls'
he S ss r. Ras sssS
lNtionNas Offered Aaf objected to ipftructipn the
Committee on the District Of Columbia to inquire
into tse s.plssiat of FFssertok Dong C.sSshi6'
the mail steamer between A(ula OsesDf' and SaSAes
Mgton, and to consider what remedy can be an
ptsd tepkNput thesepetjs iAleh xestinenth
sScSRRt a.; SelaS he sSPisAen
Duhnlno rssolutsohs NJ tisahsd, ana II! HOVE
SsySsS lsss3ss;i ;s;;s 'sHss
bate between Aessrs. Schurx and Norton, the
s sa,SS staaAP H4sssA's End afsevwssA
1iu.,is siicdss,, oanthgssth, smmsetnoriaf
vas presented from AiSsisB. rks,Sasshanf tias
he was elected member Of Congress, nom the
FoastA Dltrlse ~ slllssisAi ppa ana prdtestihg
assIq st tf fsb af 5 fT sSs .pss Gem
9o1(llitl(s on Ahe Rlasints n,sss.gs 9, saiorcs'
the pfov1sions OF the Foprteenth Amendment to
the lo0ahtuo9so1s;4 0mS.dnlase.s and - Other
aa @ s;i s 81 ss sHS sssi s
" t86a sae Assse,al iasssse an'eea
iAaAt SlinAH, on the s6sh,} the san Dds
ningo discussion was respmed, and lge@rp. 6ehpsx.
Morton and Harlan debated the question, when !
rSSso5Uu& lslMoaAnSes nsSsldqbns b6 iths
s sss & s ssa Af fslss..
ss9. sc sa aesPa{ s4as ss' 3
notelxxsu III bgawbH 10 eeqy03 ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

thought that the government was defunet,
and . rumor was cunt tms ders would
be f rced to resign, apd be cceeded ~
| ri Fl inch Alenipoteni ies arrived q
bru elJ "a thI 18th, and lie negotiations
for fnaftresB of peacd between France
and Germany would soon commences.
In an address TO the National Assembly
at Versailles, On TIE 27th, Ibiss Ae{ended
The tsdsA Iofhl policy, ndAtelt3
emn oath that he would not bctray the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
Two Years Of Economy.

Gen. Grant promised in his inaug-
ural to faithfully collect the revenue,
and enforce a rigid economy in pub.
lie expenditures. How he has kept
this pledge is briefly shown by the
New York Independent in an article
headed, The Presidents Fiscal Card,
a. follows:
General Grant has just finished
the second year of Ills Administration
Upon his fiscal card we have $685.
254, 473 as the amount paid on the
principal Of the National Debt during
the last two years, with a tax reduc-
ton, in the meantime, of q little more
than eighty millions Of dollars, de-
cline Of about twenty per cent. in the
premium on gold, and very notable
increase in the market value Of the
securities of the United States. The
yearly gold interest charge, March
4th, 1860, amounted TO 1924 ,255, $50 ;
and on March 4th, 1871, it amounted
TO $1l3, 1914 ,040-showing a decrease
Of s1l,OeO,4Ol in two years. This
is the result Of fidelity in collecting
the revenue Of the government and
economy in the public expenditures
the two fiscal points in respect to
which General Grant gay o his official
pledge in his Inaugural Address.
Partisanship cannot ignore these fig
urcs, or conceal them from tho peo-
pie. They demonstrate the great
wisdom and extraordinary success OF
the Presidents Administration, con-
sidered in a financial point Of view,
They constitute an argument which
the people will not be slow to appre-
ciate in the election Of 1872"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
E0h ROLLS WALL PAPER,
VUU so Rolls Curtain Paper
Just received and for solo by
[4tw4l JOHN Z. LEWIS.
Sherinys Sale-Smith.

CTATE OF WIscoysIN,1 Circuit Court Of Grant
- Grant county. ess County, Wis--Sheriff Sala
Execution
John Olnger, Plaintiff. rs John " Dagcptt as Al.
ministrator Of the Estate Of Mathias Smith, de.
ceased, Defendant,
Byvirtue Of a writ Of Execution ia the above en-.
titled action issued hy thr Circuit Court If Grant
County, Wisconsin, dated an the ast dry of March,
A. D. 1874, TO directed and delivered aud for want
Of Sufficient personal property Of the said Matthias
Smith out (which to satisfy said Execution have
by direction OF plaintiffs attorneys, levied upon ali
the right title aud interest which tho said Matthias
Smith had the 9th day OF May 1870 or has since
acquired in and to the folio wing described land IN
Grant County, Wisconsin, to WIT:
The west half Of the northeast quarter; the east
half OF the south east quarter Of the north on 81
quarter; the southeast quarter Of the ne& Of the
heA the north west quarter Of The north east
quarter of the northeast quarter and tho south
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF the north
quarter except in south west corner the
east quarter. All in section seven, town l. Range .
east corner Of south west quarter section 3d. town
l. Range 2 thence west along south boundary Of said
section 80, 10 chains aud Is links, thence north
chains and IS links, thence east 10 chains and Is
thence north chains and ~ links, thence north 74o
10 chains and ~ links thence South q chaias
and SO links to south boundary Of said section 50
thence west along the south boundary chains aud
u links.
Which said interest Of said Smith In and said land
will on the 18th day Of May, ISL at the hour Of
IL O'Clock noon nj the front door Of the court house
in che village OF Lancaster, said county, offer for
sale and viii sell to the highest bidder Tor cash, 10
satisfy said execution and cost occruing thereon.
WM H. SLOAT
Sheriff, Grant County, VII.
Barber Clementson Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated Sheriffs Office Lancaster Wisconsin March
3lst 1871. 44w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
ROUNDABOUT.


WESTON AND BOOSTERS w estoD,
the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor ofNew Hampshire, lacks about a
hundred votes Of an election. The
three Democratic candidates for Con-
gress-Hibbard, Bell, and Parker
are declared elected But both par.
ties claim majority in the State
Legislature.
The Chicago Post OF tie 20th saws.
at is estimated that 1872 500 wooden
roosters have been displayed in Dem.
ocratie newspapers, for the last week,
because Weston, the Democratic can
didate for Governor Of New Hamp-
shire, came within 1852 votes of being
elected. A Kentucky carver has gone
insane in "a wild attempt TO oil the
orders for ROSTERS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
GEMilWankna had q

s6~ Milwaukee had disastrous
confagration on the 18th inst. con-
suming Judd & Hiles' sash. door.
blind and basket factory-loss, S75.-
900, with S23, 600 Insurance. and
seventy-five tool chests belonging to
workmen, upon which there was no
insurance; also badly damaging Dem
ny Il Gallagher's Cream City" car
riage works which were fully Insured.
One hundred and twenty-five men
are thrown out Of employment ~
the calamity. The establishment of
Judd 4 Hiles was one of the most
extensive in the Northwest, and
transacted a heavy business, princi-
pally with the Southern and South
western States. Orders for SIS. 900
worth of work remain on hand IN
filed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

HoUsE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-By
the election of three Democratic
Congressman in New Hampshire,
the Republican majority in the
House of Representatives has been
decreased from thirty five to thirty
two. There are thirteen vacancies
in the House, four Of which will be
filled on the Sd of April by the cleo
ton ia Connecticut, and three more
in September by the election in cal
ifornia. the other vacancies are
from the States of Texas, Michigan,
and Illinois. The first named will
have to elect an entirely new delega-
zion of three members, and as there
is no law by which it can be done un-
til November, 1872, the present Leg
islature will have to provide for a
special election. Next fail Michigan
and Illinois will elect successors
at the same time to Messrs. Ferry
and Logan, promoted to the Senate.
Leaving out of the court the con-
tested seats, it is not probable that
the relative strength of the two par
ties in Oongress will be at all chang
ed before the expiration of the For
ty -second Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
SheriG,s SaIe-Nhitl ~ WIG.

GTATE or WISCONSIN, 90 Circuit Court OF Grant
- County of Grant. Couuty, Wisconsin,
judgment Of Foreclosure order Of sale
Bbenezer J. Beach. Plaintiff, John, w. Whit and
Sarah Ann Whit, Defendants.
By virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale in the above etled action made and ndered by
the Circuit Court Of Grant County Wisconsin at the
March term thereof, 10 the year 1871, the 10th
day Of March, 1871, will on the 18th day Of May,
1871 at the hour of ~ o'clock noon, az the 'front.' door
Of tho Court house, in the village Of Lancaster, in
said County, offer for and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described lands and
premises, Ia Grant County, Wisconsin. to-Hit.
The southeast quarter Of the north quarter Of
section number twenty six in town eight north OF
range two west. Also lot number seven in block
number three in the village Of Blue River as appears
by the recorded plot thereof record in the office Of
the Register Of Deeds Of Grant County Wisconsin
SAID sale will be made TO satisfy said Judgment and
casts occrung thereon dated April let 1871,
W. T. SL0AT,
Sheriff. Grant county Wis
Bari er Clementson, PITS Atty.
Dated April lst, Si7i Awe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
Estate of Dodge.

SrAIE o. WIscoSsIS, j. Ia Probate Grant County,
- Grant County. Court, Wisconsin
In ths matter of the estate Of John Dodge deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Catherine-E
Dodge Administrative Of the estate CT John Docgc,
deceased, representing among other things that
she has fully administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining end AZ
lowing her account OF her administration,
II il ordered, that said
account be examined by the Judge Of this Court. ong
Tuesday, the 25th day OF April lA3L next enau-
ing at the Probate Office IN lanea ser IN said county
Aud IL is further ordered, that nttce thereof
given to all persons interested by publishing copy
or this order for three successive weeks prior 70 SAID
day Of hearing in the Grant County Herald" aweek
ly newspaper printed and published at Lancaster in
said county.
BY the court. Wa McGONIGAL, County JHaga.
DSted at Ianras4ar Drfl "a 1871, l4w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04
rx. A T,ondon disnatoh ocaTonao

Sz-A London dispatch of Monday
last says: Elk Emperor Napoleon
visited Windsor Castle to day, and
remained an hour with Queen Vic
toria and her family. An address
of welcome was made BY lord Stan
ley Marshal Canroberts children
were also present. The castle grounds
were filled with great crowd of
people who chcered the ex-Emperor
heartily"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

cA-rhe repeal of the income tax
WAS finally defeated ia the Senate
last week, by the casting vote Of the
Fce-President, aud those having an
excess Of $4,000 will be required TO
pay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

say Fred Douglas. it is given out,
has said that, if Sumner shall perse-
we're in his present policy, after hav-
ing read the report of the San Domin-
go Commissioners, he (Douglas) will
consider his opposition as factious,
and regard him as the worst foe the
colored race has on this continent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

s1- President Grant has issued
proclamation commanding the ku-
Klux Of South Carolina, TO dispense
and retire peacably co their homes,
within twenty days from the oath
nit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

SOUTHERN TRADE-A New York
dispatch says: "1rade has been SO
dull IN the South that it has reacted
on the business of New York city.
Merchants in almost every branch Of
business complain that the Southern
trade has been both late and light
Collections with the South are poorer
than last year"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

ssc~ While the Democracy are jubi
lating over the election in New Hamp-
shire, will they be kind enough to
make note of the fact, that the
New York town elections were held
last week, and the Republicans gain
ffty-three towns to the Democrats
devon. Reaction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

THIRD PARTY.-An impression
seems to exist in some quarters that
the Cincinnati movement headed
by Judge Stanley Matthews, is in
tended to establish or pave the way
for a new political party. The i'm
preston is altogether erroneous.-
CHjca0O Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-04-04

esA- The fruit trees in Southern
illinois are now in full bloom. The
prospect for good berry and fruit
crops, in the more southern part of
the State, is excellent, if late frosts
do not interfere.