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In IN. NAV Of E.rs.pi'su. Wood worE, &C. promptly
Orders abroad Ntrtd on BOARD
cars 81 csns h"s'ie, o! chsrge. ,, ,,
Jaiy 18Th, iS1., ''iN II II
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ISIfERIF I,ss "a .t;.-By virtue OF N Aiiss
- execution ssued OF the Clerks once OF the Circuit
Court OF IL Sglc county and state of Illinois, and 10
directed whereby gu commanded 10 maze Ne amoeGt of
"A certain Judgment recently Obatntd sgalns hury l. Mo
risry ana Marks hOrlarty, 70 favor OF washington BASH
NELL surviving partner Of tie late firm OF Bushe Avery.
out OF tns lands enements goods and chatsls OF TIE
Murty h. Ao6rty and Marks norsrty have leNed ouAe
following property, 10 Wit:
Lots nulnls seven and eight In Block number five. N
the states Addition to the city of ottawa Illinois, in -
SMILE cosnly.
Therefore according said command shall expose ni
sale, NJ puJlc gsc ~ al the right, M" ana interest on hr
above named Marty l. MOrary aud Marks Morary IN Aho
TO the above described property on Friday me !h gay
November 1873, AT O'Clock ~ the south uOoF OF u
County Court House, In Ottawa, IL.
Dated u Ottawa this 18Th day OF October lS8
DANIEL BLAKE,
ocuS-3w Late Sheriff OF La Sale County, H.
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NOTIFICATIONS or soPuIA SIXTH, DrcEAsEp;-
~ Notice il hereby given, that the Undersigned Admins
the sophia smith, late OF the county o
La Sale and state OF HIS deceased viii appear before o..
County Court said county the third Monday (being IN,
18th day OF Dee 1873 al the Court House in ottawa IN said
county when and whore all persons having claims or de
mand against said estate notified to attend and present
the same IN writing Tor adjustment.
Dated this 18TH day OF october A. u. 1879.
TIMOTHY K. JOHNS.
octlS 6v Administrator.
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OTTAWA Cf>R'TrS
pLOH h WAGON SHOP.
! . Il y Y I. 2 4 +

Beers cave the atehtiSn the public 10 his cnigsd
fscpe for ,na ufacrtnnE Wagons Bug=es, ana var Gus
kinds OF ,gricultu;s Implements, such As irags poW NJ
tIvltUT,, Rc
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Aegal.

L'INAL SGT'TLEM ENT.-EsrArR OF
JoHS SWEENEY, DrCrAsRD-Sotlce 70 hereby given
10 all persons Interested said estate that Margaret Sve
Eey eIecQtI OF the last will and testament OF John
nsy deceased will appear before the County Court OF the
IN Ottawa In said county, Monday, me Nh day OF
cembsr 1875 for the pur OF rendering account
OF her proceedings In the administration OF sAa estate for
the final settlement.
nAted NJ Ottawa hi. ?lst day OF october 1872
oct25-sw II. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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GarriA0e FActorp.

|CAaRIAGE~. DUGGIT@, sc.
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loIt ALE.

ELrH.uDE e. Lswr-- A..'E-
september 80, '.tn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
Al Important Decision,

Certain shares Of Meadow Valley
stock were los; or stolen in San Fran
cisco not long since. The missing
shares had passed through many
hands. vet no transfer had ever been
made on the books Of the company.
B. F. Sherwood brought suit to com.
pei the issuance OF other certificates
in lieu o fthose that had been mislaid.
The case was tried before Judge Nor
ri<on OF the Fourth D>;ric, Court,
and seems 10 have taken a wide range.
The following from the Sacramento
Union is the substance Of the decision:
stock certificates inior>ei hv the
person 10 whom they are issued have
been deemed transferable Ike bank
notes, and in that form are constantly
bought and sold. RAISING through the
hands Of urOHeE and purchaser -
peatedly. Judge Morrison decides
that tile sale 81 such e]ertincate Of
stock is not COM ! lie until the certit-
cate Is transferred on the ROCKS ot the
company. or. in other words until the
old certificate is surrendered and a
new one procured in the naIne OF the
purchaser. As millions OF money are
invested in mining stocks. and all
classes OF people are interested. the
Importance Of the decision is readily
appreciated. Iftae decision stands as
law n effect will lie to check u a
great extern the tendency toward
stock >peculation>. as the time. tror-
Die and q uf constantly transferring
certificates Will prevent many small
dealers from engaging in the busi-
less.
l: would appear from the foregoing
that no stock transaction IS binding
or valid until there has been trans
fer OF the certificate on the books.
The decision will prove a great incon-
venience 70 the members Of the san
Francisco Sock Board. Thousands
Of shares pass among them daily. If
there : 10 be an absolute transfer in
every instance, as held by Judge Nor
rison. the work would be endless. L
would not be possible 10 keen N with
the transactions Of the Board; for
stocks are sometimes bought and sold
over and over again at a single ses-
sion. An army o. clerks would BE re-
Quired to Keep matters straight. We
are Of The opinion that the brokers
will paw but little attention to the Ge-
cisiOn Of Judge Morrison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Sent. 4.

CHICAGO, Sept. rs.
Il is Just announced that the Union
National, Second National. and Manu-
fa~cturers' National Banks. have sus-
PENDED. \ notice on the door OF the
former saws the bank has abundant
securities. but j compelled t. suspend
payment on account of lack Of cur
rencv until able io realize. Nothing
has been lost from failures, and depos-
itor> will I've made safe.
The Cook County, City National.
and National Bank of Commerce,
have followed the example Of the
Union National Bank. and closed their
doors. There was a run for a. hour
on coin at the Exchange Bank. but. as
everything was paid. the run stopped.
Some who drew have redepOSlted.
This bank j. considered very strong
The other National Banks are paving
regularly. There is considerable eN-
element among business men, and
the grain trade shows the effect.
Coolhauyh. President OF the Union
National Bank. IS severely censured
hv other bankers and the whole COM
munitv. Il is suggested that there
mus. he something rotten in his bank,
though il has been regarded as very
strong.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
Washoe County Statistics.

we Gull from the report of the As.
SCISSOR OF Washoe county, as we find
it published in the Reno State Journal,
a few of the most important items
relative to the of said
county:
Land cultivated in 1873. $40 acres /;
acres of wheat sown N lS1S. 44U; acres
Of barley sown in 1873. 40; approx
mate area of agricultural land. 1000
acres; of grazing land. 500, 90 acres .
OF timbsred land. 94.UOo acres; of
mineral land. 1900 acres.
Nater-power gTi>t mills. 2; run Of
stone. 5; barrels of Hour made. 5000
bushels OF corn ground. 1900; bush
els Of barley ground, 1850; ions OF
salt ground, I5J.
Steam-power Saw.millS. 5: number
of feet OF lumber save /. 42uo.Jg0.
Horses. 1850: mules, l49; cows
1880; calves. 2.l75: beef cattle. S.79u
uNen, il6; sheep. Il 800; hogs, 4lU
hives of ices. 80.
Number OF irrigsiins bitches. $50;
acres irrigated p 0e0.
Railroads in the county, } miles in
length. main track, g 1o-lOU; miles III
leug h, side track, 10 25-lU: value OF
same. S1-7.9lS.
Assessed value of real estate, $685.
3au; assessed value OF improvements,
Ssq44s3: assessed value of personal
property. SIS 60.
The estimated total population of
the county i ) 80: number Of regis
tered voters. s0t numoer Of poll
taxes collected. LOO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
Spiritual E~ree-Lovers.

The Woodruff ticket, says an ex-
change, has been duly elected bv the
spiritual free-loyers, in convention
assembled al Chicago during the pas,
week, and the d" wicked Vie is again
President of the American Associa-
ton of >~piritualis:s. This c0nven-
ton was the occasion Of the most
open and barefacei ~indeceucy, i'm
modesty, ana o"bscenitv that the coun-
try has vet witnessed. \ few Of lis
members attempted to secure the
ras .ge of a resolution c~0uutenanc-
ing le-alized marriage. but thew were
literally hoo,ed down. The interest
ing affair closed with a lecture. by
she newlv-elected President. upon the
farce OF the marriage ceremony. A.
dozen or more " obscure persons .
ventured 10 get together and protest,
but as Is votes out OF I24 upheld the
doctrines OF Mrs. Woodruff, there is
no doubt as 70 the Affiliations Of the
Spirituaiistic Assoc alton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

.,,-h,,, II is believed that M In
dian VAS Killed. .ha;r
Tine Papasues are returning l 'he'i
vin,er charters east ot Tucson.
I~ssseinssv & Co, smeitlng copIe.
on Francisco river. loaded Il teams
with copper, amounting to aoou' lou
tons. SON, DC
Tha Watkinssn case il now being
,risd in the District Court al faliileiu
f,r Killing Of Robinson al aIielo
last Winter. The cas- i now III 'hs
hands ofthe Jury. v.I,o;o
There is in store at south 'alieJ"
awaiting shipment $500 ons Vi
wheat. 800 Tom
The Grand Lodge Of Good Fem,
MARS, when i'm session TO-DAY, eltt1eI
:. Haswell. of SACRAMENTO SIa'e
President OF the Band OF Hole. iheN
also raised resolutions appointing a
committee of three 10 moralize 3TI
next Legislature to enact sultaule
laws tending toward the entire sup
preston of the liquor traffic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
Wal Pit.

OF all living creatures the Amari-
can tnadylnS sYcophant is the most
d~esplcabi-, Tor there is not a mOiety
Of the eXcUs for him that there is for
the ignorant masses OF despotic GOV
ernments. who have been schnol-i in
the belief Of the " Divine right to
rule. Tie theory OF tAi> ountr Is,
that any citizen, hOAever humble.
NAV become the peer 81 the most az
allied, in point of reSpectabiiitv al
least. Your modern tOaay is. invari-
ably, a man of mean instincts. n
whom YOU would not likely invite
into vour family or trust with vnur
purse. In this Democratic country
hS existence can only he accounted
for upon the hypothesis OF a mental
d~efGrmitv, which Is as apparent as
the cone upon the hunchUack.
The above is from a communica-
ton in the Carson Tri1ane. We coy
it for the sole purpose of remarking
that the author mast have been read
inZ Old Parky's pen portraits Of
the State officers, . as well as his nau-
coating notices of the selfmade
men OF Carson"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
b Overland Telegraph,
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.


New YORK, september 26.
There has been 10 panic in Wall
street today, but a feeling OF depres-
SION. Inc action of the Government
in >uSpandlnE lis bond purchases.
even Il Il l>t he temporary, creates
intense dl>appclntmeut>.
\ telegram from the Secretary Of
the treasury states mai his official
duties prevent him visit NJ New
York and consulting with the clear
ln--h0uSe.
Inc committee during an eyamina-
non this morning Of the large sac Of
the mon Trust 'omnanv found a box
9ei"nsin- - the missing Secretary.
Il was opened and found TO contain
- - In nited States bonds which
Aad been Ill posed TO ta lost.
Howes & Macay have resolved to
oien their doors and solicit special
deposits on trust. Former ohli-a-
tiuns Viii be paid as fast as they can
realize on securities and foreign ex-
cnall-e,
me LONDON inns OF the l2'h has
me loi!3WlnE teIe-ram rom Nerdun,
uhQer dale oil September llth Al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

The Governing Committee has de
cided to give twenty four hours no
lice of tue re-opening OF the Stock
Exchange.
Howes & Macy have issued a circu-
lar to their depusitors, saying, we
propose 10 continue Our business as
usual, by receiving sreciaI deposits
IN trust, pledging ourselves To use the
deposits only i'm payment OF cur re
spective checks against the new ac-
counts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

PREMICNS.-Theodore Winters. well
known in this State, took the follow
ing premiums in the stock department
OF the California State Fair: Stations.
best four-vears old and over. Norfolk.
So; mares, best fhur-vears old and
over, with colt, IIeunia Farrow and
colt, So; best mare colt under one
year, Moilie McCarty, so: families,
best thoroughbred sire, with not less
than ten of his colts, Norfolk and
colts, $50; sweepstakes, hes. stlllion.
Sorfolk-1st premium, silver pitcher,
worth 800; best mare, Hennie Far
xow-ist premium. silver pitcher,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

Orr OF Observation-Disclosures Andy
Johnson is ont Of lack. He is report
ed to have lost $4,000 by the failure
Of jay Cooke ( CO. The ca>e Of Mrs.
John q. Wilson. OF Oregon, widow Of
the late member OF Congress elect
from that State is a lamentable one.
she beins stripped of her solitary
thousand dollars. But how many
such cases may prove 10 have oe-
Cured. causing ruin and misery. i. is
a: present impos>ib . 10 estimate!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
DIED.

In CHEYENNE. Wyoming Territory, Mrs.
AP Noipware, mother Of Hon.
y. Notewar', aged =.
In Gold Hill. sept. =. Kate. wife OF 70
ward OWE. a native of County luuesal'
Ireland. aged y wears.
In cold Eill. september =, 81
fave- Isaac smiley. a native OF Canada
eEea = Nea-s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

No NEw>-We have no news from
the Indepen ient judicial Convention
which should have transacted some
important business i'll Sacramento
Yesterday. This i. however, nothing
more than we expected. TEE igno-
ramuses who gather news for the
Western Union line seem 10 delight
in emitting The most important occar-
rencss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

ALE. CHART is authorized to receive
subscriptions Tor the SENTINEL and coll
lect for the same il his town. All
persons In Eureka owing Tor suoScrip-
tons VII pay them 70 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON SAINT. .

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
F. Washington & Co. posted a notice
on the closed doors of their banking
house to-day, saving. We are ON
PEELED n suspend payment for the
present"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

Sole Agent In San Francisco.

MYRON ANGEL. No. 49, Montgomery
street, Room Il, i >ole Agent tor the
Eureka Daily SENTINEL Ia 4 ran
cisco. Persons in that city having BUSH
ness with this Office are requested to
communicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
CAUTION,

- one RECEIPT, 40. j., For
ro' pu>ne.> = charcoal on the RAIN
- -htalh- ~, payable on Noys,rrs
On (" Aebyrna X Damn. Al No. nor
ltrrb5 cautioned a-aIa<r trttr,,,''> are
same asthe payment n4> naen ne
E,r.,. MCblk>E& puN\
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

The San Francisco Chronicle saws
Mr.. Sharon has abandoned the con-
struction Of his grand hotel until next
Spring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

- FfINTiHG OF al. kIIns
ErigSA SENTINEL, ou"s NJ tire
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

MINING COMPANY. Hill Beachv,
Johnny Bovd and others have incor-
pora.ed a Waliapi property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

MoRE FAILURE>.-The whole crop
Of so-eaIled National Banks seem to
be going up the Hume. A halt dozen
or more failures are chr1nicied in our
tele.raphic columns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

car"-.. ~>.c- @-cc.-o.---
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Sept. 20.
The Dollar Savings Bank suspend
ed to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

ll>RoS. Sept. %.
The Health authorities Il this port
have ordered strict quarantine 10 lie
enforced against all vessels comm.
from Hull, En-,aud. ON accom-. OF
the reported prevalence OF cholera.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

TERRITORIAL FAIR. = Utah is to
have a Territorial Fair, the same TO
commence on the ID day OF October
aud continue one week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

Boss TwEED.-This noted Tamma-
ny king, saws the Sta.e JournJ'. passed
through Reno Monday morning on
his return trip 70 New York. His
trial comes up on the 9Th Of next
month, and the Boss feels sanguiue
he VIII come of victorious.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
NEW JERSEY
NEWARK. Sept. 20.

The State Bank Of New Bruins
wick suspended to-day. Inis Is the
bank which was crippled uv the ir-
Irregularities OF Appleton, cashier.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

\ P~ITTSBURGH coroner makes no
charge when he sits on a young man
who parted his hair in the middle.
He SAYS that his personal satisfaction
IS enough without the Zee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27

GILMER 4 SALISBURY are making
arrangements TO run a "jerky" daily
from Fillmore to Beaver and a buggy
every other day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
oTH

Which they are Offering 6,
low anything ever imlgrtesrf" e,
The quality Of Their Coz ~
Thoroughly t"sted, and nm. ~
rior TO all others, ard the ryS
they are ulsposlng ui Their NJ
lect stock, cannot out me., -
oil all those In want OF thyrIa
Every conceivable hlLd Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
ALABAMA.

SELMA. Sept. Is.
The Selma Savings Bank suspend
ed to-day. The assets are believed to
he ample 10 pay all Ii Utilities and
save the capita. stock nearly entire.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
UNDERCLOTHIN.I
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ClsI

Have just been imported, and N
a pride in offering them al Inv y
Call and examine. and BE- eo,,]
the truth Of our statements p..l
the place, corner Main ana ClsT1
slo-u Q. Dl MEL
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-03-20

According to the N. X. Tribune, the
mileage Of Senators from several dis
tant States was, during tho And Con-
gross, A. follows: California, $A,020 60 ;
Oregon, $6,492 so; Nevada, $35l3 60 (;
Texas, $1,000; Louisiana. 1881; Ar
kansas. $2,4O0; Minnesota, $2,475 25 !;
Kansas, s2A52 10; Nebraska, ~, ,147 20 /;
Mississippi, &2,l60.
The late law giving Congressmcn
1880 per year will cqualize the pay Of
members for the future and IN this re-
gard remedy positive wrong.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-03-20

Mason, tho Liberal candidate for
Governor in New Hampshire ia the
recent election, received about 600 out
Of say GO, 600 votes cast in the State, or
one vote In one hundred. The Gree
ley showing h decidedly lean in the
native State. Of the great editor. OF
tho four Gubernatorial candidates in
that State, Mason Is the titman in the
number Of votes received. They had
the virtue, however, to stick to their
colors, though this may be due to the
fact that their uniting with Democrats
would do no good.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-03-20
News and other Stems.

Woman's missions Submission.
The inventor. Of matches-Adan
and Eve.
A Tennessee editor has been eating
straw berries raised this year
The notea that compose fayorite
tunes--Bank notes; they make for.
tunes.
II is reported that son of Brigham
Young is going TO marry u newly es-
tablished female seminary
In st. Louis two coOps OF chiekens
will pay a commission merchant more
commission than car load Of corn.
K Cleveland father didn't like the
son-in-law chosen by one of his dxugh-
tcrs, aud welcomed hiM home with an
Ak.
Nevada pioneers cast bread upOn
tho waters by exporting hoop poles,
which return Ia them on whisky bar
rels
In Arkansas, after you iell an old
settler your name. he confidentially
asks what ii was "afore yer moved to
these parts"
The hotel cooks in Chicago stuff tur.
keys with the castoff chign0s,s of the
female help.
Louisville policemen are provided
with wheel-barrows, for the comfort
and convenience Of the citizens
The society of Denver City is said
to be the most corrupt in the world. ~
There is not prominant man there,
II is said. who is not guilty Of the
most scandalous proceedings,
The editor OF a Newark paper heard
the other day that new pass had been
found in the Andes. He immediately
wrote 10 man in South America that
the pass was his. and he would be
much obliged if the man would for
ward il ut once.
The postmaster of Bridgeport. Conn,
has tho following notice posted AT the
window: HPrice Of three cent stsmps,
three cents each: licked and stuck,
Eve cents each. The clock will am
swer the question, has the mail arr
rived 2"
The British Government has begun
the construction ofan iron-clad broad
side ship, 10 be called the Superb,
which will be of immense size, and
will be defended by armor-plating of
greater thickness than any used for q
vessel OF a similar description.
Sweden is beginning to assume re.
publican airs. aud has lately snubbed
its new king by refusing him the funds
fora magnificent coronation fete. In
the debate among the deputies on the
subject, one Of them, named Heelen,
indHiged in a TRADE on royalty that
would have gladdened the heart Of the
English Bradlangh.
Thermometers were put into the
Louisville High school last wesk for
the first time, and Taylor, the cOfored
janitor, ,exerted himself to the utmost
to keep up the warmth 10 the desired
standard, but ali his cfi'orts failed, and
the rooms we're cold At the close Of
the school he went 10 Professor Chase
and said: Mr.. Chase. l'se gwine to
try dem Ar kumonicks one mo- day,
an' ii can't keep desc rooms wa'aM
Ham gwine to pnt de iss' ore In Dc
stove and stick to dc ole plan.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-03-20

The Plaate, and Farmer gives thee
rcceipcs for the treatment OF ehciera,
Imange and worms in hogs:
There are but three diseases rcqnir-
ing treatment. which are mango, chol-
era. and worms in the kidneys. COM
monty called brewklng down in the
loins For mNuxe, wash we'll with
I've soap and thea hot liquor. For
choiera, ii you know the disease, IS
soon as You soc the hog begin to droop
and trysto vcmil gag him and give
him twenty graius OF calomel nrado IN
10 = pin. II yon have been in the bah
it Of giving your hogs spirits OF tar-
pentine al the rate 0f ono tab.espacts-s
fnl 10 the hog, putit ON corn. and you
will rarely be troubled with this fatal
disease. If the 6rst dose or cal0mel
does no, relieve them in twenty-f0ur
hours, repeat the dose. rarely havc,
70 repeat the d0sS il administered Ii
time. We sometimes see hogs dtaY-
vinQ their hind legs. This II cAused ~
worms in the Kidneys, aud may be
easily cured BY giving sblsspoonfol
cycry morning for three Of four ilnys,
mixed with corn. Hogs which. have
heen feeding on acoFns aSU most ~ft-
jcct to this, disease, and should have
the turpantine at leAst twice \ week
while feeding on this mast. !. ETery
hog feeder should keep ! bo(3le u ths
spfrits nf nftMrpentiae. and rive Il Occas-
sionaliy through the vear. Ilv VII
fnd n cf great value To NJ hogs.
havn brscAteed this f0r twenty rears
II 4 Il