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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Stoot Chicago
0ns 9nbiIdnmsfeff. @sferuNhenb

SaS SmbtIdmmtSfef. @~eiteruNbenb
tpur6e Der qr0Bte TbeiI Ser Torberetttn<
qen in Ser Gonsertbaae beenbet. Sic 3ris
bit1efiir Or6eiter tpirb nabe3u on 1000
Ntlliifer un0 SGn9er. faiien. Die Salle
mabt ei1e1 bDraii9[i9en Ginbrud, De
Seiteutbiren BADEN frtiden Quitri9 err
balten, aud Die Settenipe9e, toel6e ben
8abnbof l1mgeben, iino berett5 berges
ri6tet. Die gfa6frage mad 8alls unb
@on3erttidetS lit cine gans auBerOroent
it6e. Nhlf telegrapbii6em Bege puroe
5~eftern cine groBe QnSabl na6 allen @es
genben Ser Ser. Staten n%erfauft. Sret=
tag 8prmittag ptro ein GROCER GorID Der
@Gfte @btca9o6 81 @agen na6 Dem Gins
coin 8arte lnb bur6 Die Staot abgebalS
ten. Samltag finbet cine @rcuriton
mittelit 9ampfers mad SHo @bicago
itatt. Nu6 Bic 8orberettlngem fir ben
8au ii1b fat boaenbet. Gin beiben @ns
ben oeS gIGnser10 beforirten Soales tuer>
ben it9 bic Sr6efter befinben, tponon
ba5 cine 6te Ian3muiif, bas an6ere bie
Ot1tftf fir otegromenaoen beIorgen tptr6.
Die 6erren Garpenter uno SDelopn ers
bielten geitern 3ui6riften BON benz 8rG>
fi6enten @rant unb 8iseprditbenten @tl>
ion, tpOrin Die 6erren iebr beoauern, an
benz groBen Subelfeite anldBli6 Ser
8ieberaritebung Gbica9o's nt9t Gbeil
neb1nen 5u fD11nen.
8cr9iftttn9 stueter &tnSer. N1n
Sanftag Na6mttta9 gi19en Elm fIeiuer
&nabe unb Elm tletnes 0td66en, &inber
bes 6errn 8etoboff in 9afe 8tetp, NIT
chamber altf bas SeIb biuaus INN su ipiez
len. @e9en 5 1br febrten fte mad 9auie
suritf, ani6etnen6 nDbl rn6 munter.
9lber i6on mad furaer !3ett tpurben bet6e
&inber un1pobl uub fieIen balb na9ber
in befttge CONDITIONER. @s tpurben
Dbne 3eitberluit spet Qer3te berbeigeru>
fem, 6te an BEN &tnoern nnberfennbare
3et6en Ser Ser9tftung entbedten. 8et
Dem ~fleineu, erit finfidbrtsen Mdbden
ftellte it6 8luterbre6en etn uIl6 baS
arn1e &ttb itorb, un9ea9tet Ser getptHens
bafteiten 8emiibungen Ser @er3te f9on
na6 tpe1ltgen Stunben. Ser Gnabe tpar
frdftiger unb 1T 10 5temlt9 tpteber bereez
felt. @r er3db1te, hnB er un6 feline
S6pefter 8tdtter auf Der grairte aefmuz
Ben, tpel6e einen febr suten @ef9maf
gebabt uuo ponnm fie etue Qu3abI ge>
geiien bdtten. Die 4erate tpouen fi6 Bic
Yfan3e 3eigen Idilen, fobaIb Der &nabe
htllGngli9 ber9eiteut ietn tpirb, nm auss
9eben gu f6nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Qommer2ieIles uno 9inan,ielles.
O~elO,narkt=perid


Oeutlbe5
8onfs, 8edieI7 nnb Baiia9e9@ ef6dft,
5. aue, awii6en &anOolpb un6 gaibinstOnitr.
Gtieaso, 90. @ui 1878.
SIN IoIgs zines iebr ru9isen Maareneeiddftes fnS aud
bic llmidBe i'm 9elbntartte pom perbdltnismabig 9ertn>
gem llmionse. Der SaarpOrratb Der @onfen lit elm sns
ter nno Oepoltten fuben obne S6wierigteiten bic notbi<
gen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
@ebiel ouf 9tep gort 25 Gents geio.
2onbon 60 Gage Stbt 109M.
Golo eroftnete beute in 9tep Oorf nit 1888 unS f4loB
gu lisa nit i~olgenoen @oursperdHoeruueen wabreuo bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
ttttfaI- '@efaer1r. fuss mad Mittag

bate @barles RartoI,, Sersols, Gonbufs
teur BEL Der Observation-Disclosures oer
9tor6feite atsefftit. 1T AsEn@ 'ungIiid, ais
CT i'm 8esriff tpGr;|Oafa BRr6e aussaz
fpannen, BON etnem 6erieLbe1 einen 6uf>
i6lag Guf ben Sopf su' erbnlten. Der
S6doeIfnoden tpur6e sebro6en unb IS
1T feline 6offnrng t~orbnnbe41, ben linz
gIitdti6en benn09 am 2eDen 81 erz
hnIfen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Gin GrfdkA

Sbr fei6 gepIagt nit eineru f6Ie9ten
Itbem; IS 1T u~naneeneHm fir cure Bes
fannten un6 Sreunbe, pte fit eu9 ieIbit.
S6r ut69t beniel6en gernr los fein, aber
tbr ntBt |fuum, 6ur6 *pel9estM itteI.
@ir moQen es eal9 iageu: @ebrdu9t bas
noblrte6enoe Soso6ont. GO retnigt
nn6 perl9Onert eure 9Ghne. ua6 erbGlt
enren Atbem rein ln6 augenebm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

= Oas @obnbals beS Serru q. Sob
htemann III 9D0e Bart tpuroe bon Dieben
beimgefu6t, tpel6e Deri6te6ene Sa9en
i'm 8ert6e BON p%terhHnoert Dollars mttz
h1abMen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
GoIdbecks journal. of Music.

BON bteier-ne1en monntiiRas 3eiti9rift
itegt oteterftegtura1aer Dbl. Sir erf3etnt
IN engLi9er Spre6e ann6 es4bdtt tuertbs
nolle 9rtitsl iiber O~rseIapieLtbte Stimme,
@art 3n,tfig Y. 4: h. 9Btr bermtiien 6az
rim ieb09 iebe Ser Iffabtigung lofaIer'
muiifaIiI6er Greiani{Te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

BsF Cine tpun6erbare @trfung baben
Or. Quguft &0nig'S 9amburger 2ropfen
BET alien 9autfranfbeiteu.
Cine Slai6e toftet nur so Gents ober
flint 6laihen So. &
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
M arftsY G.
Gbicago. 80. Wtai 1878

grobifioner. = Ser Wtarft mat
nomtneu. WfeB>Borf berfauft 3u $500
1925 baar, SIG. 1O-16.15 fir Stunt,
uno $3.50 fir Suli.
S6mals : SIC fir @inter un6 Sc fir
Sou1mer baar, sc fir Suli unb SIC fiir
Stunt.
SIP gepOfelte S6tnfen-rubts gu 10
-1l4c.
Sroden seial8enes Tleil6- S6ultern
gu 68-6}c, fur3e &tppen 85-83c., loie.
8eef>Yrobufte = S6tnfen $27 so
$3.50, WteB 1925, @rtra WteB 8eef
$10-1O.25.
Sett 54-6ac.
Salg 7B-8c.
Iborn3uGer- rubtg 5u13~15c
per Pfun6.
8utter- Der Marft mar flau, Ste
3ufmbr liberal unb 8retie unperdnbert
gu l0-1l fur gertn9e l2-l4c. fiir 5temz
lid CUTE, l5-17 fir quite 8eri6tffungs,
l8-20c. fir ausgetpGblte gelbe.
Bobnen-NapD gu $2.55; prina NIT
Der 6ano geiammeIte gu $2.25-2.35
un6 orbinGre Sorten 81. so.
y Beeren- Groberene tparen m gu>
tenn 8orratb unb Breife bon 2O-30c %
Quart, Sta6eGbeeren I1-l29.
8efeutorn.- sstD0bnltdes 2-4c
p tb; atemlid BIS CUTE Mttteliorten 81
43c, ausgetpGblte Wittel 5-53c, SEQ. 2
9url 6-63c uno SEQ l 6url The
@t6erA-gut bis ausgeDGblt $6-7 %
TaB.
@ier-Oer Marft mar fetiger gu lac
% 0utenb.
Sebern-grima Iebenbe @dniefebern
brtngen 75cP Bfb., gemii9te 4oc.
Srtf6es Ob It. = Qepfel tparen in
ettpas beiierem 8orratb gu $4-5 81.
fir CUTE au~sgendbIte. Orangen finb felt
gu So U 8or, @itronem $7--9.
Srii DE 9 uie-Spargel Soc
9Oc % 3d., @urfen 75-90c, Salat rs
COO, CRIME Grblen $3.50 p bu.,
Spinat SD.
@efIngeI- Mlte 6Ibmer tparen gez
ring unb bOber gu $4.5O-5, iunge 6Ibf
ner $685. q 0b. GurfeDs tpteberutn
fau 3u 11-l2c % 9fb.
9onts-Gomb 25-26c, gepreBter IA
Ice y ID
6opfen-flau uno nominea 3u rs
soc fir pr6tndre II. ausgetpGblte Weitern.
Gartoffeln@ Ser Gorratb BON
neuen &artoffeln ntmmt 3u unb tperben
berfauft 3u $3.5O-4.50 % Grl. Die
gfa6frage mad dlten &artoffeln lGBt mad
mnb Pret1e iin6 48-50e p bu. fir aus
getpGblte Bea6blotps nno 35-4Oc fir
anbere SDrten.
Gauben- 75e y Db. fit sci6ta6s
tete.
8a6s-in gutter Na6fru9e gu 81
33c.
NpnGa~;nI 0Ne~ 0porf+ t,Ao4 S@et;o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

0eiuiirse-Neugetpir3 1870; Nelfen
37-4O, Bfeffer 25-26, 3intmt 40-42.
MltsfatnuB l Pol %.
9ante = Der Marft par rubig unb
9reile ftetig obne 8erdnOernng. Btr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Ctehs@n

@NNU'RkW%>&~ .
&tnbbieb. @s berr16te beute
tnfolge ungiinfttger gta6rt9ten bon 0ft7
lt6en WGrften cine i6tDa6e TiiDlltng i'm
Warfte, iDmett geri6ifungsz 8teb in
Betra6t fommt, unb MIR Elm be19rdnfs
tes @ei6dft tDur6e in 8er19tffungSgra>
ben abgei9lpfen. Stabtmebger fduften
ltberdle Bartbtem quite @beofee Stiere,
&inoer ntto fette S6ld6tftiere. SroinGre
@rabe tpurbem ni6t Derfauft. Der 8or<
roth in guten &iDen lit let6t, baber bobe
Bretie fir quite S6la6ttbtere besablt
tDurben. Ser Warft i6loB i6tpa9 tlr
geri6ifungs7, aber itdtig nnO feit fir
S6lu6tbteb.
Trii0e 53ufubren $50 Stid BIS elf
l1br. 8erfdufe 800 Stid au 81. 100
$5.373 fir Gberofee un6 Seran Stiere,
$5.O505.25 fit fair uro bon SIS. 35-53
fir CUTE 8erf9tffungS >@ra6e.
6 d 10 e.-ltnter benz Ginfluiie ge>
ringer l3ufubren unb elmer guten Na6z
frage fir Bottom, STEIN Norf, 9tetp 9a1
ben, Glebelanb nnb Canada, mar bet
Wtarft acttn ntb loo p 100 Bfb. bober
ais geitern. Bretie bariirten bon $4.65
bis SIS fir getp0bnli9e BIS aus9eiu6te
glatte Bartbten, uto $4.9OI.85 fir
siemli6 quite. Den b06iten 8reis tpabz
renb bes Cages bra6te cine EXTRA primo
Bartbie bon SO Stif, bur6i6ntttlt6 249
Gfb, nGmli6 $40, berfauft bur6 @oDb
& 8ro. an Worgan, na6 @anoba. Ser
Wtarft i6loB feft unb itetig fir quite
Qualitdten. Die @mpfGnge bis nm IL
llbr betrugen 4 ,l43 Stif, nit elmer gro4
BEN 9ln3abl 3iige fdut9. @erfG1fe 1915
Stiid 81 obi9en gretien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

9OlS-Wtr quOttren: btfDrD $I3 tn B,
g., IA 90 geliefert, 0bborn II t. 5. g..
Is 90 g%eliefert 8u6en 81 90 /. B. g.,
II 90 abgel., Slabs $6-7 /. 5. g., un5
IS abgel. % &laiter.
GaLe-NerfGufe aerina un6 8reile uns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
GOnnths8oGe0.

tIn8Gife pafiren; baItet SpaIbings 9eim'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

pen = Die !3ufubr ipar sertn8 lnS ber
Wtarft felt. Wir notiren:
5tmotbD, felt 9epreBtes. -. Is CO. II 90
StnotbD, loie gepreBtes. =. Is Sole so
Yrairte, 9epreBt. ........ IL 00-14 90
Stmotbp, auf WGgen. lis 00-l6 so
Bratrte. auf WGgen.-......]0 O0-l4 90
9ieiernng $l--i 81, te mad ber @ntrerz
nung.
pDlsnaarem, i'm gutter Na@frage NIT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mref{pn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

Uant-Ntt JluU7TuyF lE DeDeH.
tend. 8reife itdtig. Start36, Otter Greef
"a. 8biIaoelpbia 81; 2ubIou IS, 2eptSz
ton 342, american 81, Sttario q. 30
8urlaps $20-22; @unnteS, etnfa6 1S3
-l94, boppelt 28-29; Bouidfe 65-70c;
Meblidde, / Sri 10 00-10 SO, J Brl.
IA 50-15 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

NUEEF ~UETV1 IVO tETO SWTVtVHVH'
&aufcputle in 9apter pom Sob, Silber uub ausldns
biI6en Wtiinslorten:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PUnHFYrsG THE Moon.


The reputation lhlsex.
] ! ! ! !
celcnt medicine enjoys,
NSA isderivcd from IL cures,
@<1S a many o. which are truly
~1Ef5 marvellous. invclerafs
~ cases OF Scrofnl0na dis
~ ease, where The system
~ 90 seemed saturated with
"a "A - corruption, have been
f*fTi puFine1 and cured by IL.
- ecrofaiOus affections and
..&s<rr~-tiSh disorders which were ".
-frF<<'z< - uavaied BY The scrofi.
<~co~@<&~fx Ioua contamination until
they were painfully afiIeiing have been radically
cured ~ such great numbers IN almost every sec.
lion Of the country, that The public scarcely need
10 be informed OF lis virtues o. uses.
dive snessies y our rsce oiien, ihis unseen and
unclt tenant % tho organism undermined the con.
sillulon, and invites the attack Of cnfeeblng ~
q diseases without exciting ss 1pS sa :, e
throughout nc body. and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into ono or other OF -
hidcous forms, either on The surface oyhmonE no
titals. In tic latter, tubercles maybe suddenly
deposited In The lungs or heart, OF tfmorl formed
IN thc liver, OF u shows IL prcfcnct ny eruptlons
on he skin, OF foul nlccrAilQns on some part %
ule body. Hence tlE occasional use 81 bottle
Of thls karsaparifin II Advisable, even whun 10
active symptoms % disease appear. Persons &C
flefsd with the following complaints generally
md ~ ,,, rslls' ssa, - ,e9s ssie g,s
nv,s Fire, Rose or Erssipsias, Teffer, said
ffhsns1, soafd Head, Riaetesrni, sore Eyes,
Sore Eass, and other eruption. or Visible inrns
Of Hrroftsloua disease. Alec IN The moFe con.
eeaied buns, ~ Dpspepsta, Drepsp. Heaf.
Uiseafc, fifs, Epiiepsn. Neuralgia, ana
Che various Ufeer0us affections OF me muscular
and ucryoue tyetcma.
krphilts Or YenersaT rnd Merafrfaf Dis
eases are curni ny "a, though long time y 70
0nirpd for sulIduinf these Obstinate mhladrs ~
any mcftrno. Hut long-conlnued nac 81 this
msiiciro will curH iha complaint Ifncorrh0a
or Whffcs, Utcffae Tieerafioas, and Female
Diseases, ara commonly soon relieved and nifl.
naisiy cured BY lie purifying and invlgofAtin4
effect Minute directious for each case are iouua
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. Hhenmattsss
and Gouf, when caused By accumulation. o. ex-
trnncoua matters In tho blOod yield quir NY 70 ~
81 also Lsurr Complaints, TorptdifH, fDnpes-
| dion or Inflammation Of the Lrers and Jarss~
l dice, when arising, rs they oltcn do nom the
| ranking polsons M Tho blood. This sAHsA-
| pIRTLLA u great rcstQTcr for the strength
/ and vigoF Of the system. Those who are fas-
| oafd and Iisffrss, nespoadfsifs kfefpfesss
/ and troubled with Nervous Approximations ur
/ Fears, OF any ~ the affections syinptomauc or
/ Weakness, win ind immediate relief and con.
| yinclng evidence Of ~ restorative power upca
/ trial.
pREPARBD mr.
Dr. y. c. AyEn q CO., Ee~sii, Mass,
prsdieai and hsaiyfieai Chemists.
soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
NOTICE.

MdRSITALLg WATER HEATER
III HAVE purchased thelrIgllt Cor the vale 81
II Marslialfs Water Heater Tor the counties of
Orange and Chatham. II Il adapted 10 the boil
Ing ~ grain Tor stock, searng f0taer, or timber.
heating water for laundry aud cooking purposes
&c. Itcconomizcs fuel, aud cost only SO. MAJ
JOHN LAWS, ffiIIsboro.
mas 2SJm. y, II. WILSON. Chapel IIIll.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
:, For all tho purposes Of LAXATIVE
Medicine.

Perblpsnognemcis
cine " SC universally
required by evwy.
body a. q eatharllc.
nor wAa ever Anybc
fore 90 universally
adopted Into use, II
every country and
among all clnsscs a.
tfis nlill but eilicleni
purgntiye lfu. Tho
obvious reason 10,
thai ltlsamoro rshss
Ill aaA 20 rUT.Tn -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

The reputation this en-.
cellcnt medicine enjoys.
Il derived from its cures,
many o. which are truly
marvellous. lnycierafs
cases Of Scrofnl0us dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purifc1 and cured BY IL.
ecrofuiOns affections and
disorders which were ~.
gfaraied BY the scrofi.
Ioua contamination until
a. A I
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12
Avoid Quacks and imposters.
ITO Charge for Advice aad ConGuitation.

ITO OLufSt IOE 21AVIcU u-Ie- NOID uIssIfOus
DR.. j. p. DyoH, Graduate Of JeCsrSon HsdieoI
C0geq6 Philadelphia, author ofaeveral valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
long vt ,nding. A practice of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar.
enteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tanoe can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to XsGiLh Price 10 cents.
]. B. DYOTr, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeo q,
lOi Duane St. New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12

!, Sunday Comfort still .on deck sks Tor sah
st GAW6EFS. NN
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12

Butter aud chpsse are almost indispensi-
ble articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious aud besIlhy; but an inordi.
nate use of either causes indgestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gsffney's Sunday Com
fort Jadciorsly used will remove both Of
there trouhlss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12

Advertise IN the RxesRs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12

aist.IvsLR.sp DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS GN q. q. 4 A. Is. X.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. l. NO. 7.
Leave Irvine. I2.l5pN. $40 p NJ
Leave Oil City 500 A N. 2.aO NJ. 7,5Op NJ
'' Pet.Cen $50 =" 3.37 s,33 "
Z" Ti!usy. 1.l0 " 4.25 " 9,l5 /"
Arrive Cory, $50 500 "lO.4o "
No e--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City 9 30 A n; Pet Centre,
1913; Titnsville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, IL, 4opm
SOUTH. 40. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1885 A n. $40 A N. $50 P n
" Titnsy. 1920 ? n 7,3O =" 7,3O "
?. Cen. l.f0 /" s.l7 d" S.l5j"
Arrive y. City 2.UO :. 800 1" see I"
Irvine. 500 ll.3s I"
M. l0-Accommodation E'raiSbt.
Leave- Cory LAO p N; Ttnsv. 2.55; Pei
Centre. 300; Ar at on City. 4.3O p m.
i.is- No. 3 and . r'in on sunday
sX Commenc ng Nov. 81 trains will rnn
bv Phiiahrlphia time, which il TIN MN
uTEs FASTER ;han nnr time
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
e. j. HGrRUSN, As.t nupi
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12
EtNktK h. aYA:s sssaT AND
'Pir1's,gUEG x All.
Time Table iak.. e!f.'t NOV 5, ;s7s.
F'GrI,xAED

",tation for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A. y Il. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warrens th trains east and west on the T. ~ *.
R. ID. THAYER Gcnl Sllpt.,
Dunkirk, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-12

Fluid g.AOT EyC n u,
ID the only Known Remedy for Brigh8 Dis.
eiss ard las cured every case OF Diabetes ia
Yhich 1t AHs been given, Irrit alton of tho Meek
OF the BLADDER sni Inflammation OF the Kidneys.
u!orstiop Of The Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
s!on Of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
gto.a in the Bladder. Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or &i,ky Discharge, and Tor En-
favbl.l aud Delicate Constitutions OF both Sexes,
stten1cl with the following sy!nrtOms: i,oes
Of Power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
Ing, WeHi; Nerves, WakefulDess, Fam in the
Back. Flushing ofthe BODY. Eruption onThs Pace,
Psltid Coun.sn ance, Lasa.udo Of he System, etc.
Used by persons IN tha decline or change Of
life; alter confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
.ins III children, etc.
n many arscs,ors peculiar to sadles, tho Er-
trEot Buohu is unequalsd oy any oSher rsmedy-
As in C.;lo,OciG or Hetsntion, 1l1cguarity, Pain
;ulnss OF Suppression OF Customary y Evsc,. .ations,
liberated or schrTus state OF the Uterus, Leu
corrhcea or Whites, Sterilty, and for ell COM
piaints incident to the se4. IL Ia prescribed
extensively by tho most oIninent Physicians and
Eidw1yes for enftet,sd and delicate constitU.
tions Of both sexes aui all ages.
V1EAiaNEE'8 L,ITENCfC ESCCNU,
ssCs,-es Disecscs Arising .C,on. i,r,frdsness,
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Little ex xpeDsG, lutte or no change ia diet, no iii-
convenience, &nd nc exposure. ~ causes rre-
ouen5 deaire, and gives strength TO Urinate,
thsreby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures OF the UrcthIa, hllaying Pain
and Inflammation, so ire1uent n this class OF di-
cases, und eIpeiling all Poisonous matter.
KEAEyEE's EXTRhCT BUCHU,
81 90 per bottle or six hotties for $500, delivered
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
Kl2ARNEY Is CO., l04 Duane st., N. Y.
TO whom sll letters tor information shoald be
ADDRESSED.
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Pl,ila syelrsqAN A. Erie isatIrO d

WINTER TINE. TABLE
On art afer.Suudsy. Oct 2'n IScs, the Trains
nn the Philadelphia Il Erie Railroad will iun a.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

To RESTORE SCRATCHED FCRNI-
TUKE.--Scrapc one pound Of bceswax
into >having~ in 4 pan; add halfa gal
lon Of oI>pirits Of turp>ntlnc and one pint
Of linsecd oil. Let it remain twelve
hours, then stir Ii we'll with 4 stick in
t. liquid; while stirring add one
quarter pound shcllac yarnlsh and
one ounce alkanct roof. Put this
n.ixturc into gallon jar and stand it
b.linrc the ire or in IN oven for 4
week (to keep it just warm); shake it
up three or four times day. Then
strain it through 4 hair Sclvc. bottle it.
-Four about tc;,spooniul on wad Of
haize; 90 lightly over the face and
other parts of the furniture, then rub
briSkly with 4 similar dry wad, and in
three minutes it will produce dark
brilliant polish. uncquallcl. Another
preparation may Sc made as follows
Make a mixture OF three parts liusccd
oil and Ole part spirits turpcntinc 1t
not only covers the diSiigurcd surface.
but restores wood to its original color
and le;,vS !u$trc upon the surface
Tut on with I woolrn cloth: and whc!
dry rub with wool.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13
DESIRABLE QUALITIES IN a
PIG.

If all the desirable qualities in a
pis. vigorous appetite is of the first
Importance. A hog that will not eat,
is of nc more use than a mill that will
not grind. And is undoubtedly true
that the more L pig will eat in proper
tion to his size, provided he can digest
and assimulate it, the more profitable
he will prove.
The next desirable qualityi perhaps,
9uictness of disposition. The blood is
derived from the food, and flesh is
derived from the blood Animal force
is derived from the transformation Of
flesh. The more ofthis is used in IN
necessary motions, the greater the de-
mand on the stomach, and the more
food will there be required merely to
sustain the vital functions-and the
more frequently flesh is transformed
and formed again, the tougher and less
palatable it becomes.
This quality, quietncss of DISPOSE
ton, combined witha small amount Of
useless parts: or offal, has been the aim
of all modern breeders. It's irpor-
tance will readily be perceived if we
assume that seventy-fvc per ceut. Of
the food is ordinarily consumed to sup
port the vital functions, and that the
Slight additional demand Of only one
sixth more food. is required for the
extra oftll parts and unnecessary activ-
ity. Such 1 coarse. restless animal
would gain, in flesh anu tat, in proper
ton to the food consumed, only half as
as fast the quiet, refined animal. To
assume that Il rough, coarse, savage,
ill-brcd mongrcl hog will require one
sixth more food than L quiet. refined.
well l-brcd Berkshire, Essex or Suffolk:
is not cxtravagant.
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Xasrs, l6areen = HonseboIa
APPLICATIGN OF ESNGRE
TO EEELEISFDES.

I have piece Of .woIn-out hillside
land that wish to restore to fertility,
and SOW in wheat uext fall. The
time Immediately previous to wheat
sowing will be obliged to spend at
other farm work, 50 I cannot spare the
hands aud teams required to cart as
much manure US is necessary to re-
claim and fcrtilizc the soil sufficiently
to insure paying crop Of wheat: and
grass or clover following it. There
fore intend c&rting the manure from
my barn to the hillside (Which Is III
c!iucd four feet in 1 rod) in May and
June, and leaving it until September.
Now, what want to know is, wheth-
er it is better to leave my manure IN
heaps on this inclined plane or spread
on the surface ? Would it lose more
of its nutritiye properties by the wash
ing rains and evaporating suns offspring
md summer, in heaps, than spread
out? Or would it he best to spread
the manure from the cart, and plow 1t
Immediately, leaving tbs bar subsoll
exposed to the showers and sunshine :?
WORKER.
Northwestern North Carolina
As i general rule, manure does best
on heavy soils applied as a broadcast top
dressing; on light soils it is better to
plow it in with shallow furrows. There
have not been sufficient number of ac-
curatelv conducted experiments with
top-dressing in summer, to determine
satisfactorily what amount of manure
would be thus wasted by exposure
We suspect, however, that this great loss
is commonly oycrestimated. Manure
spread on grass land early in autumn,
or even in August, has not only proved
of great value to the grass, but has had
a marked effect on the following corn
crop, planted on sprins-plowed sod
We should prefer spreading to leaving
in heaps, although the latter is most
common. When spread evenly every
shower Of rain washes soluble and en-
riching parts into the soil; but if in
heaps, it would be more likely to lose
by fermenting, and rains would be no
benefit to it. Without knowing any
thing of the nature or condition ofthe
soil. we should be inclined to recon-
mend, as the safest course, to plow in
the manure as shallow as practicable
after being thoroughly spread and bro
ken bya surface harrow, leaving, how
ever. Il portion of the field with the
manure exposed by way Of experiment.
T TCulttUntOr.