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Fair play., 1873-11-13
An AmazOnian Republic.

4 Boston letter OF q recent date contains
the following information concerning the
new ..wOnlan's tOwn''-the latest Boston
progressive experiment. The writer says
The establishment Of 4 wOmans COM
mtnity within the limits Of the town OF
Wobrrn. about twelve miles from Boston.
was begun yesterday by the formal RAISING
Of the frame of the first building. In this
community all the land is To be owned by
women, and so far rs the management ot
the affairs of the village is concerned.
women suffrage is 10 be realized To the eN-
tent of the utter political disqualification
Of the stcrner sex. The members Of the
community are obliged to assent 10 n con-
Stitution which is 10 govern il. but further
than this they ART unreStrained: except.
however. that they are expected To attend
at least once 4 week upon the unSectarian
service TO he held. The occupation of the
residents in Aurora village will !'e varied.
and industrial schools are provided 10 iii
persons for the different kinds OF work 10
be done. including Il domestic school for
instruction in home duties. Each homie
stead is 10 he accompanied with Il garden:
and gardening and Embarrassing will be Il
favOrite occupation. CO-Olerative schemes
are also planned. One OF these. and that
which has been pushed nearer Ia rraliza-
ton than any other connected with the en-
terpriSe. is the eStabli, ,hmcnt Of 4 laundry
where full facilities are to he afforded for
doing work on Il large scale. and bringing
money into this thus far decidedly needy
village by competing with famous Troy
laundries. About 1900 persons are COM
mittcd To the enterprise. though they are
not all women AMI NOT 10 bc residents.
The site OF the village. is wilderness. and
it offers all manner OF obstacles. The conf
mtlnity is called The Womcn'> Economi-
cal Garden Homestead League and il lis
established by act of the State Legislature.
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iiow TO Make Stalls for Cattle.

Now i> the time to make preparations
for building stalls for stock. Il should not
he neglected until cold weather. as the an
lmal> will frequently need protection dur
ing The cold and stormy nights of autumn.
stalls should be wide enough to admit Of
the animals turning IN them. the sides
closely boarded up. the floor raised seven
or eight inches above that of the passage
way in the rear. with an outward pitch of
about three inches in the length of the
stall. the entrance If each closed with two
leired folding doors opening inward.
lnere need be no rings. Stanchions. oranv
tying or fastening by the head. No animal
not absolutely a fool will ever stand with
head down hill. A> all the bovine animals
have their itclieS and inconveniences To al
tend 10 a> well as ourselves. and would be
better for the Use OF their tongue. with
which they can reach nearly every part of
their bodies. this freedom Of the stall seems
10 be common sense arrangement. be-
sides providing comfortable quarters in all
cold. stormy weather. The stalls need
not he expensive. being all made of rough
with sufficient opening above
the folding doors to afford free ventilation.
Fair play., 1873-11-13

WEEKLY
fifty thousand
which will thousands briefly IS hlowG
Of the
.ne when length when of and
clear and interesting
paper
delicate
first paper and Of
are carefully egLy printed in its
first agricultural paper The fresh and ,sk
regularly this department
po,is belonging to no party and wearing
Of
Of
rpo ladies' and the markets for the
cattle markets to whic particular attention -
Finally cheapest published One d" WIN eessAA
club in ohave THE
Sun at this rate dollar will get the
WEEKLY Gny c!snns Only $40"
ronIh
the
per- cent -
Columns.
ToCi Ouro,ca ad.ccu
New YorkCh
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Mrs. SoULE thus related her experience
in the Women'S ConcreSs: Until I Went
To the academy was never separated from
my boy playmates. We studied the same
books in school. took bites out of the sane
apple and the same doughnut. drank out
Of the same tin dipper at recess. and went
home under the same umbrella when il
rained. So long Is Went TO school with
boys. 80 long boys Were boys To me but
Just 80 soon Is the lines Were drawn he
tween US. began TO romance about them
to make idols,
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The SCIENCE OF HEALTH for Noyc,nb.

TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for November
contains a rich variety of interesting anil i'll
structive matter. Especially interesting are the
articles on ">ickly Country Girls" "O5oase
and its Treafment;'' "Thc Health Of Children ut
SCHOOL, ''The Woman Doctor illustrated;
"The Two Jacks" "Diseased Liver and Sui
cide;'' ''Calico;" "Emcrsencics;" ''Season-
able Dishes, being ! rich collection of seasOna-
BILE receipts; "Malarial Fever;" ''Patien;s and
Physicians;' and the usual miscellany and
answers 10 correspondents. Only $. ay.sr, ~
cents number. To new subscribers. three
months ION trial, for p cents. Agents wanted.
Adtrrss 5. X. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broad
way, New York.
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Mas. wISsInw's ScoruISG SYKrr is the prcscr!r-
Of one OF the best Feuae Physicians an Nurses
IL the United States. and has bcca used for thirty
years with neyerfailins safety and success by mil.
ions of mothers and children from the feeble ir fint
of one week old the adult. II corrccts acidy Of
the stomach relieves Wind coic. regulates TIE bow
e.s and gives rest health. and comfort mother and
cii!a ". believe 1t be the Best and Surcst Rene
dy in the World in all cases OF DYSENTESY and
pIAEEHd.A IN CHILDREN. whether II arises from
TseihIng OF from any other cause. Full! dirrciions
for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS Is on
the OUTSIDE wrapper.
SOLD ny ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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Farmers in Debt.

Some of our exchanges are de>caniing
on the ruin sure 10 follow ~c,;in" in debt
To carry on farming operations One i;irn-
or. who stopped giving and asking credit
4 few years ago. rrccr'is it aS his expert
encc that le can now buy more than he
ever bought htinre. and sell more. The
case iS mentioned of the French. who
never go i'll debt. and who. liayiI" been
>avin" money Sincc the days of the First
Napoleon. have become the richest nation
in the world. which is proved by the fact
that the German indemnity of Il thousand
millions Of dollars which they were Obliged
tn pay has been all discharged in two
years. while we have been struggling for
eight years with twice rs much Perhaps
the wealth Of the French farmers arises us
much from the small farm system and the
high cultivation they give 10 soil. There
is vast difference in farming in loose
way and having all work done in the best
manner.
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The season for coughs and colds Is rapid
~ approaching, and every one should be
prepared to cheek the first symptoms, as :
cough contracted between now and Christ
mas frequently lasts all winter. There l. no
better remedy than yoAnsoa's Aaodyns Linz.
nent. For all diseases of the throat and
lungs it should be used internally and en-
terually
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-Accor,ling TO a report lately read by
Herr J. Ruegg AZ 4 scientific meeting at
SeeherZie. in Switzerland. all the cattle in
Europe amount 10 ai.100.o0o head. OF
these Germany owns l3.9H.6po: Austria.
Ia.N1.t'G: France. 1260.o0O: Great
britain. ln,00n.uO: Turkey. 100000: !:
Spain and Portugal. 10000: Denmark,
4.esl.'sS: Italy. S.sN.00: Sweden and
Norway. 2.5o0.aO9; Holland and Belgium.
2.Vs.tAS: Greece. l.000.0 eco; and Swirzer-
land. l.H0.eo. The little republic Of
Switzerland figures at the head of the list
in proportion 10 its extent and population.
owning 10 aiS head ofcattle for each thous-
and acres. and IS. head for each thousand
inhabitants. Spain has only 50 head for
each thousand acres Of it supericies.
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THE attention of our many readersis %

THE attention of our many readers is called
to the attractive advertisement of J. y. uar-
ris& Co. advertising their great and valuable
lung remedy. Alelr Lung BalsaT." Thi,
Balsam has been before the public for ten
Years. Notwithstanding this long period. il
has never lost one whit of its popularity. or
shown the least sign of becoming unpopular.
but. on the contrary. the call for il has II, n
constantly increasing. ard AT no previcus
time has the demand been 50 great. or the
quantity made been so large. a. at this Gav.
We earnestly recommend its trial by any one
who may be afflicted with a cough or cold,
and we warrant il to cure if directions are
followed. 1t is sold by all our city druggists.
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CUErIs Is BROWN, Prorr;ctors.
The House hold Panaeca and Family
Liniinrnt

Is the best remedy IN the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps in the i:ih> and Stomach.
V.n In the Stomach Bowels Side. l:Ie uinltisai in
all IL. ioruls Bilious Cole Seuracia Cholera,
;rry Colds, Flesh Wounds. Burns, Sore Throat Spinal
Complaints SrriinS and Bruises, Chilis and Fever
fUr Internal and External use.
Its operation is only to relieve the patient; hut
entirely remove The c the complaint Ii pcre
,rates and pcrva,ies the whole system. restoring:
healthy action 10 AL its parts. and qu.ckelin the
bioul.
TIE IIors rsEEoLD PANAcrA i Pare'y Vc;,r;Ihic and
Al-Hea,iH.
Preparcdb by
CUETIS 4! BROWN.
No. 81 Fulton street. New York.
For safe 10y all Druggists.
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Beat and osAess Family aeaieiae.SSa.-
frd's Lirer I.risorasor-a purely Vegetable C,hs-.e
and Tb.< for Dyspepsia, Constipat.on. Debility,
sick Headache. Bilious Attacks, and al derange-
m~nts Of Liver, Stomach ant Bowels. A, Your
Druggist for II. Rerar- Of inisatioas.
Fair play., 1873-11-13

IT RrNs LIKE A PRAIRIE DIR.
WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs runs like a
prairie fire. The fame of the Temperance
Tonic is. however, but poo'ly exemplitied
by this figure of speech: for prairie fire
runs only in one direction. whereas the
reputation of the Bitters spread, toward
all points of the compass. There Is not
square mile OF inhabited territory in the
United States. where o. meritoriouS
preparation is not appreciated. If any
theoretical gentleman thinks he Is pre-
pared TO show that there is nothing in
it" we advise him to go to the Prairie
States. in the Mississippi Valley. To the
deitas Of the Southern rivers. to New Eng
Land. in fact. anywhere within the limits
Of Uncle Sans real estate and venti-
late his views. By so doing be can raise
heartier and more general laugh than has
ever yet shaken the sides of an intelligent
people. Persons who have been cured
can't help laughing at other people. who
tell them that the medicine which saved
their lives is q fail,,re.
Fair play., 1873-11-13

THE INDUSTRIAL AGE is an Anti Mo-
nop"ly newspaper, published weekly in Chicago,
devoted To The interests ofthe Oranges, Farmers
Clubs and Cheap transportation Associations
iHE AGE meets want long felt by the Anti
Monopoly men of the West; and among its con-
tribntors are some of the hest pens in the United
states. j. \. Noonan, ;. NJ. Smith and : L
X. Prime, Editors. Terms, 500 per wear: 10
tinbs of i've, Sl.I'; TO Clubs Of ten, 81 50 Ad-
dress industrial Age Company, Chicago.
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Browns Bxone mai Irocnes for Coughs
and Colds.

ACOUGH, COLD OF SORE THROAT
Requires Immediate attention, and should be Check
ed. II SLOWED to continue, IRRITATION OF THE
LUNGS. A PERMANENT THROAT AFFECTION, OR An
yCURAsLELuNG DISEASE is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCiES.
Having direct influence the parts. give immedi-
ate relief. For BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CATAR.u. Cow
srMPrivE AND THROAT DISEASES. TRocBEs are used
icitl dltcGgs good success.
SINGERS AND PrBLIc SPHAKRRs
viii ind TRocHEs usefr in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking. and relieving the
throat unusual exer,on Of the vocal organs
Obtain only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCnKs." and
DO take any of the worthless initatiors that may
be offered. Sold ersry,rAere.
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MALARIA, or bad air, is the cause of every
form OF Fever and Aeue. Sha!lenterger's Pills
are An antidote to this poison, and cure in
s,antly
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\ STUBBORN COUGH that will not yield Ia or
binary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by
Dr. Jayne's Expectorani. An ef;icscious medi-
cine in Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders.
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LUNG fever. common Geld. catarrhal fever.
and nasai discharge of brownish color in
horses. may be checked at once by liberal
Use OF SSe-idaa's Cassl-y Condition Psxdsrs.
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1T is neat fact thar the average Of
he'avy hlnh defaulters Tor 1873 is exactly
one week.
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Children Often Look Pale and Sick

From ao other cause than having in TIE stoi
aOh.
BROWNS vEEM.FCGE CoMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the child being
perfectly WHITE. and free from all cO'osing o.her
injurious ingredients usually used in preparA-
t.OLs.
CUETIS Is BROWN, Proprictors.
No. 2,5 Fulton street. New YORK.
!Sols Iy druggists and Chemists. ard Dealers IN
y ilciHcS. q: TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ Box
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.EERLESS

WHEN writing ia advertisers please mention
w the name oi this paper.
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Dr. j. Walkers Califogpk n
fgar BIitrrS are a purely vesvr@
preparation, made chiefly from sbe u
tive herbs found on the lower ritA {
the Sierra Nevada mountains u CSa,I
nia, the medicinal properties II vnl
are extracted thrreirom without u n
Of Alcohol. The question IS aka3
daily asked. "What is the cause d n
unparalleled success Of VfxrGAR /: |
TEEs!" Our answer is, that theyNuaI
the cause of disease, ami the patise,
covers his health. They are the szi
blood purifier AMI Il life giving prinfps
4 perfect Rcnovator and lnvigoaxs
of the system. Never before b 8
history Of the world has mcdiciDs II
compounded possessing the remaiit
qualities of VINEGAR BirTERs in heal1sl@
sick Of every disease man j: neir ii
are a gentle Purgaiire Us well a. . &
relieving Congestion or Irtlammst9
the Liver and Nisceral Organs, in H.
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. wAIxn!!
VINEGAR EIrTERS are Aperient, D,ApAssA,
Nutritious. Laxative, NnAl
Counte: lrritan,, Sud0ri6e. Ahs|
tive. and Anti Bili.1~
r. u. Nc cllllSALD & CO.
Druggists and Gen. A CTS Saa FrIneisea GO
and cor. of Washington ;i.i Charlton Sta III 1
sold by all Druggists assd Dea1sA
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Mineral 0psing Wates, Of Milwaukee, WIs.,
Cures Dropsy Diabetes Brghts Disease. Stone In the
Bladder and all Diseases of the Kidneys and rinary
Organs. For proof Of same send for Que Of
Gree OF CHARGE. or Water, to
0lDo0a Aioesaa 0p~Sn~ C.. D1t~vDuRe~. VN1s~.
, 1873-07-10

to be commenced by largo stockl,older againet
tho firm Of Brown Bros, growing out Of an old
transaction by which q, 900 shares Of tho Pacific
Mail Compnny's atock wore purchased Of N1r.
alleged, WAS IN unfatr and unreasonable price,
and a concession to tho superior power Of All
operator, which could not legally hnvo bocn
made by the thon Tr,latoos Of tho Company. No
suit haa al yot been commenced.
It ig noticed that tho stock Of somo Of tho
principal Western roads, the Illinois Central,
hliclngan Central, and one or two otllorB, has
declined considerably in ya1uo within tho pant
low soes, md it is reported that this doclino il
ca!sod by Balon on tho Continent, lato holders
being informed that Tho stock will not pay AZ
large dividends In future, and therefore this is
good limo 10 got rid Of it.
0o1n.
Tho upward course Of gold WAS arrested to-lay
ny news ",,, na 5r1n ondon TINT money was 11
Of England lal gained G176,0o0 in. spocio. 1t
vas thought probable, consequently, That tho
bank rato would DO 1owerod u por cont to-mor-
row, and several 1nrgo blocks wcre aold ut 1l55z.
rats e1ts&1g Is s o2da 2rs0 .v to IS s mess5 mhs eS5
arrest tho shipment Of gold from this port for
rcason OF tho increasing domand for ronittancca
and tho scarcity Of bills, and as long Us sight
sa sstoring remans stoady oySn At 1lo so can
have, for rome days been picking up cou-
pom bonds for shipment to tho Continent, and
have now about exhausted tho aupply, and
arc rcsorting to coin. For this reason
1t is thought TINT during. the ensuing ton days
gold may bo shipped 10 tho extont Of, say, Ave
millions, oyen should bank rato bo lowered. To-
day $500 900 went to Europe, md 4 similnr
amount ia engaged for Tomorrow. In conncc-
ton with foreign exchange and gold, tho recent
damage by storms to tho cropH in tho West III
beginning to attract attention. especially in con-
uGrt1On with nyf0rE trnHn Fr4ftrhtH
very high and tonnage scarce.
PRODUCE.
Flour was better, especially for low grades
with hnlca Of Western shipping extras at 55.85G1
GIG. Wheat was better, and fairly active. Tho
flrmncss In froights checks inquiry for export.
Winter was held higher. but ruled quiet, with
sa!os Of &C., 600 bu. Receipts, $3.50 bu. Corn
waH batter, and in brisk demand for tho trado
and for export. Its condition has improved,
aud the advance ut the West stimulates inquiry.
very active, with sales Of 100, 600 bu. Receipts,
Is, 920 bu.
, 1873-07-10
WISCONSIN.

Special Dispatches to Tho Chitaao Tribune.
r. tohr WAsH1sorok, July o~-drain Of all kinda
ysest... Spring whoat is now headiug out, and in
uications arc that tho coming crops will exceed
that OF any ycar since 1860. Tho yield OF oata
Will be large, although the breadth sown is not
10 great aa formerly, on account Of unfayorabte
weather at sowing time. Barley will not como
up to former years i'll quality, as the Boason has
thus far been unpropitlous, although it may bo
bottcr than We expect. Tho crop Of hay will
20 heavy, Farmers aro now engaged in
e. cutting. idg ,.uo In some localities especially
was killed by the aeyero winter, but tho frequent
rains haro produced crop Of grass which will
1ar exceed the average for years past.
Fruit trecs, which blossomed 30 plentifully
and promised bountiful crop, hare nearly vi
failed to redeem their promise. Many troos arc
dying outright, and others aro in 4 sickly condi-
ton. Pears md plnmH will bo half crop, and
Of apples there will DO enough for local uso, but
no surplus. Small fruits did vol.
co,ntrx Ine recent tornado Which swept cyer the
little damngo in this county. A few barns wore
unroofed and grain knocked down to some OK
tont, but it will recover. The greatest damage
done was to our forests. Fully ono-half OF tho
standing timber In ~ the northern part Of this
vicinity, but We hear Of aoveral deaths from the
gtorm in shoboygan County, and tho damage
done i'll TINT county and further north is much
groator than here.
BARAnoo, Wis, July 0.-Tho whcat crop in
than ut tho present Season. It il loaaine out
dno. Corn looking splenddy, and promises
. good crop. Oats toiug we'll. Potatoas look
1ng superb. Bugs aro troubling but very little.
For an urea Of ~ miles around crops in general
were never known to look better than at the
present season. No sign OF damage by storm.
Indications Of rain to-tlay.
, 1873-07-10
THE MODOCS.
Comm cHCeNlcllt Of tho Trial OF Can't.
Jack AMI Others for tho nlurticr of
t.cI1. EAnbYs


Comm cnceniclt of tho 'rrin1 OF Capt.
Jack and Others for tho nimrticr Of
dcn. Cnnby.
Fonr KLAMATH. Oregon. July s. via Aeu1ANn.
July 9.-The Military Commission mot this
morning ct 10 o'clock and pCoceetlotl to fla trial
Of Capt. jack, Sc!,onchin. Boston Charley, Black
Jim, Slotuck, aud Balncho who at tho 'pnrogont
time arc implicated IN tho Canby massacre. Tho
charge iB first, murder aud yiolatiou of Tia
laws OF var. First, That thoy, tlo Indians
called and commonly known as Cant, Jack,
schonchin. Boston Charley. Black lin. Dar1,cho''
and Slot,,ck, membore Of cortain band nf In
dinpv. known as tho NIodop band Of Indians
which band, including tho Indians above uarnoj'
was at tho time and place Ieroinaftor allorad
engaged in an opcn aud uacrant war with I ho
Unitetl States. and. urlilor tle command Of Cant'
Jack. did az rcproyoutatiyes Of saiI 1Iodoo hnnj
meet under . flag Of truce aud susDengion
Of hoBiilitios, Drig.-Gon. L. Il. s. Cnnby,
i. s. A.. Comm,ndinr tha Eiiitarv nnnor}''
ment Of Columbia, CLafrman of The Ponce Eom-
1nissioners on tho part Of tho United statos T.
Thomas, <. B. Meacha1n, aud L. S. Dyor. citi-
zens Of tho United States, ali representing tha
Government Of tho United States. for tha aProed
PURPOSE Of discussing and arronoine terms 1lnon
which tie hoBtilities existing botwoen tho Unttod
States aud aaid band Of Inlaps might coaso: and
did thereupon, in wautpn violation Of Tia
, 1873-07-10
IONA.


Special Dispatches to The Chicago Tribune.
Font DonaE, Iowa. July o.-rho crops we're
never better in this section. Tho grasshoppors
aro hurting whoat very little. Oats same.
Goo1, prospects for very largo corn crop, i'm
less the graRshoppers commence soon.
McGnEaon Iowa, July 9.-Rocent adyicoe
from Allamakoe, Brown, Winneshiok, and How
arl Counties report tho condition Of the wheat
and oat crops excellent, and it no drawbacks oc-
cur tho yield will bo considerably more than TINT
OF last yoar. The corn crop haB sustained con-
siderable damage by the recent storms IN this
section. aEd tho yield will probably DO quito
small.
DEsaIo1sEs, July 0,-Corn in cribs along tho
Rock Island Road ia reported al sproutiug
badly.
(Ta tho Associated Pytss.l
DUBUQUE, Iowa, duly D.-Iteports from all
partB Of this aud the adjacont States show that
the crops generally arc in excollont condition.
Wheat and oats aro we'll spoken of everywhere.
Tho hot weather prevented tho planting Of AZ
large m acreago Of corn as usual, but What was
planted IL coming ahead faRt in the most Of To-
calities. Jones County Qowa) dispatch says
that grain OF all kinds except corn is looking ro-
marlablY. we'll. OF corn not moro than half
crop can DO raised, not more than ono or two
stalks, On al average, standing in the hill, and
much Of it gono altogether. From few locnl-
itieH, however, comes up so discouraging ro-
port regarding corn aB this
, 1873-07-10
AERONAUTIC,


The Dangers or BALLOON A.ccnsions.
NEw YoRK, July 0.-Frank X. King, WHO 1natlo
4th, when about two and q half miles M cncoun-
tered bnow.atorm, wllleh covered his balloon
nearly an inch thick, and Bont It down rapidly,
The balloon was soen by several farmers when Ii
landed, abont IS ninslsos attor it wont up, and
made. Not hearing anything from young KING.
marty orgauizod, and Hearoh wuH made. Thoro,
wero 600 mon in tho forest ut o'clock on Sum
day morning. The balloon was found about ii
O'Clock, and King camo out about tho same
time, having been in tho Wilderness a1most for
ty-eight hours without food. IIo wns yery 1nucl,
exhausted from cold aud hunger, but aninjurod,
, 1873-07-10
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
EEPINg G.
GOODS.

TO-DAY we shall begin tho great
sale Of Housekeeping and Linen
Goods, and shall offer special great
bargains in Table Damaaks, Napkins,
Towels, Linen Sheeting, and all
Houso-f1rnishing Goods; and shall
offer 00IT0NS at the following
prices: Atlantic A, l3 l-2o; Ions
dale, Loo; Blackstone, l3 l-2o; !;
Wamsutta, 100; New York Mills,
20 10; Fruit Of the Loom, 100;
and all other brands Of "A, Ga, and
l0-4 Oottons at equally low prices.
Also just received, a few slightly
soiled Marseilles Quilts, which we will
sell at less than Importers cost,