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CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
<1x: sancs:>snntions OF tho Freshman

'<4x: :ancs:,s1ations OF tho Freshman
Cllss.
.;.:. = al ,. lamationa ny the Freshman ClasB
Vi ti,.'. :;:a '1uvo.sit,, III competition for the
ke::. ,~.4.. Jog place lust evening at the Uni
.."s.l'' Elt' ptist Church. The Hon. J. Il.
lsas.t. ., r. i, aod there WAS quite large
a>:... .~:,i:, dance, which vas liberal in ap-
i: r. &C.. -: bostowA Of floral tributos Oh
IL: .,.l4s' - RI.
s.LLow1Na PROGRAMME
ra,~---. :. ...hsmu With which the exercises
we're intorsperHeu being furnished py Alt. btoh-
bins and Mas Ronois. each OF whom Bang aud
accompanied themselves Oh Il piano:
hfuhic,
Na|S@nitl Haostsa Hoaors, Gh'ea9o.
'pN A' 1ndt;soa i'am car Garer, Kan ''s'
A' i'A''es G.oras sa c,aua;d ii3:tf, sha;.y
0' f'u faiss s Iaaa1 Ia,sa. camaas:, ia:
Mha.c.
A's'' Jo.:ph vaor Ga;ica tsioi:s, ia. |ss
111A''D'' Charles Rav Dean, Gii:aao - -
''D '. jan:s Koa sanma, Freedom. ''D'
MuHic.
10' "AE''ss daase.o 9a:kto ES:r cl;aso
r''fAa''' anu James am Eyes Ives, 1nSey "A'
A' ''' Isss Gsoia: i,as:, ialden.
Music.
The Young gentlemen, without IN exception,
acquitted themselves crelitably, notwithstand-
exceedingly ainicult aud would tax the oratorical
powers OF more experienced speakers to their
utmost, The prose daclamatiuns were hettor
c4osen and moro gracefully delivered than tho
poetic ones, but 1t would 10 mantfestly unfair to
crl1,ciBe or draw any comparisons. Mr. Honogo
and Mr. Clark read their SELECTIONS in goud
voice. and wero appropriate in gesture. "Tho
Traitors Deathbed," HI anonymous description
Of tho dying hours Of Denediot Arnold. anu one
lealirins rare dramatic ability 10 make It effect
i've, was CLEARLY spoken aud acted by Mr. Mar
lin. Tho "Regulus" OF MIR. Carton was also
we'll delivered. Tho other prose pieces were
"Taxat,on" and Irish Aliens" which woro
delivered by. Alr. Doan and h1r. Chap
would haye appeared to better adyal,-
tage, perhaps, In selections requiring
less strength Of voice, but they road With good
judgment. IT. poetry, hir. E2bort, Of Chicago,
ca, rcd or tho honors. big reudins Of Nimno's
great deal OF dramatic action.
At the close Of tue exercises, Judge Doolittlo
announced
THE cLAss-DAY ExEno1sEs
University, tho Junior exhibition in t4s evening
ut the University 1nce DnptiBt CAulc ch, and the
Commencement Wednesday ut tho Same place.
The programme Of tho claas-day exerolses.
which will begln at ha!t-past O'Clock, il "a
follows:
Presidents Address. ..teoTge sgthe1land
Ivy oeN'''A Mus.o, 4' " '''|'''
orasioa-ST Story e iaasuasa" Il. H. Coon, j.
OlAsH Sung.
Prophecy. ..++..3. =. Dnllc.
Good Boys Surprise. l.. Egbes
Farewell, Song.
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BOSTON, Mass., june 20.-J"seph sprague
aged So years, clerk with Matthew Doles !
Co., bankers. shot Ais daughter, aged years
and thon hlmsolf, yesterday, in q woo1 nea
Maiden. Sprague's wife dlod two months ago.
, 1874-06-30

BALTIMORE, Ald, June 29.-The death wnr-
rants Of Ernst Smith and Charles II. JoueH,
both coIored, hayo been signed. The date liked
for their execution ia Aug. Z.
, 1874-06-30

Wah btElthGH outs
Tte appropriations for Wckor and Vernon
Parks, Increased from $4,000 to $4,000 each.
Were ooncurrod In. .....
The amendment giving the Secretary aud As.
sistant, City Engineer, Clcrk, etc., 81 .04o, in.
stead Of $40 00U, beng in tho same scale ~ last
year. was agreed to-. . ..
The item of $4,000 for city hay acales WAS re-
lie item Of 5000 for contingent fund was
stricken out.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
THO Fire Del artment appropriations were next
considered.
Tie Committee OF the Whole reported in favor
Of increasing tho salary OF TUG Llrst Asslstaue
Fire Marshal from $4,000 to 32,60o.
Aid. Bchuffne. was opposed to the amendment.
It would be doing gross injustice to the other
Aid. Foley said that the First Assistant was
the best fireman in the city. He dcsorSed tue
Aiu, Quir9 was also In favor Of the action Of
the Committee OF the Whole. The salary Of the
Firat Assistant VAS worry nate compared
with That Of the MarHhal. lie bad the entire rs
sponsbity IN The absence Of the 31Afshal.
Aid. Cul1erLon took tho name Wow Of the ma
ter.
Tho amendment WAS finally conourrcd in.
Tho pay Of the Third Assistant was inoroasod
from 81 800 to 81, ,7u0 per aunum.
The salaries OF the Acting File MarshalB we're
reduced from 81 600 to II, 500 cach.
lu tho matter Of Fire Wardons, the Finance
Committee recommend live such officers ut
81 QUO each, which was amcnded by the Comn1it-
tee OF tue Whole 40 al to reAd four WardonB ut
81. .000 each.
AID. Hlidrcth presented communication
from the Fire-Marbhal md Board Of poltco,
protesting aeainHt the proposed reduction.
Tho amouansnt WAS v.lol down, leaving tho
item III 1t originally STOOD.
The nay OF sixty-s1 drivers waa increased
from S9UO to 5950 'acl.
The itsm Of S5000 for tho purchase OF fire.
engine lot on State, uear Thirty first street, was
concurred III.
The sum OF $40 ,000 Tor exchange Of lot aud
construction OF englue-houho on Fiauklin street
Nas auded.
Theitem Of 81, 900 for tWo-Atory brick building
on Third avenue. near Twoltth street. for Engine
Company No. q. lncrcascd to 90 0u0 by the Cum.
ulilt0o Of tho Whole, was lot VI the original
hBuro.
HOARD OF HEALTH.
The Bnlory OF the Sanitary Superintendent was
| next considered, aud tho amendment giving him
| 93.000 waH asraed to.
Tho amendment Of tue COMMITTEE or Y, The
Whole, changing tue salary oi tue Health oha-
Cured IN. Tho Council alao refused TO alter the
pny Of the Secretary from. 81 ,Goo to sl,2oo, ~
amended by the same COMMITTEES.
T''o amendment Of tne uonatnlsteo OF the
| Whole striking onk S6, b0u Tor The removal or
dead animals was oonc'lrrod II. ..----,
the item OF S30oo TOT Incidental expenses In
tho lleR!th Department was also stricken OUT
, 1874-06-30

MEMPHIS, Juue 20.-A dispatch from Hot
Springs, Ark, aays Billy Davis, woll-anown
river barieepor, waB shot and mortally wounded
OH Saturday by Capt. Bill Forrest. No palticu-
lars.
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f1hfnltnrinp Pinnos,

Everybody who sees And hears theso neH style
panoh alImit them to 10 tho very hest. Ieea Temple
Of A1usIo, coruer Dearborn aud Van Durcn streetB.
, 1874-06-30

NEW OnLEASs June 29.-CharleH Dehrens has
been sentenced to death for the murder OF Ed
ward Coleman,
, 1874-06-30

qoyseg tsaratoga> Water on Draught
Dy luck l. Rayues, makers Of tho Mars Colugne."
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Duryea's Starch,

Money Baysd Ia nancy easnod; and any ono using
puryoas' " Batin g!oss starch and "improycd corr
starchn will saws money.
, 1874-06-30
SfNFclIRF WANTED.

4pso,as D,spatch to The Ch.oaao Tribune,
pHrIApELrlIIA. Pa, Juna 29..-alr. aiadae +
well known special ugeus Of tho Treasury, who
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: 1t Of tho Committee Of tho
ti,o sa1ary OF tho Clliof Ofork
1000 waB not uoncurrcd In.
: ks uifloe, tho pay Of Tho mos
eod flom 81, 200 to 81 800.
>; E LAW DEPARTMENT
= Clty Attorney was increas cd
1000, tho pay Of the Ahsistant
tas reduced from $4,000 to
II tho Clor1 to tho Corpora
rs Increased from 81, 900 to
'.Ilork to The City Attorney was
ITY TnEAHuREn.
lof tho City Treas1tror's office,
. 500 for additional SALARY and Of
aid other expenses. were
u AcoordAnco with tho amcnd-
'r,>,mitteo Of the Whole also tue
! graph in regard to roturnlnB all
u SITS to tho City Trensury.
ut allowing $500 for buggy hiro
lilo South Side polloo Court waa
{ SCHOOLS.
ID Of School Department, tho
'ard to tho Bchool lot near
,prico At 80, 900, passed.
j. 'rl to tho bIoBaleY School,
, by tho Committee Of tho
'.-'. d.
= mriking out ss14,337.28 for
z mn ptlrpoHos WAS not COLI
nj. ''t."''eing the appropriation
i, - Il t0aohcrs from S5l2,-
sn =. d 10.
2: s.;'AuE.
st'; t. :i'o sewerage tax fund
- '"s amendment Of the
~ H"t... stiiking out the ono
y; the Rvus: mount at 1856, ,nI0,
J ts.patrs t'as conourtcd in
II.
i0t)0g IL. ,:.'u sewer on West
b1tlmua,.'s ~. lilo Committee Of
aonourke | 4n by a yoto OF 10 yaas
Ia Of $50, 900 for q BOWER on Ash
Im Harrison Btreot to tho river
Ir nj, Hnntra atraGt nnH am {li}ft
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'rlad.
prfatcd for sewerage o.,
Tho following iton,s !.
htJrfSfF

lilo following itoms - -
SINKING
70 provtdo for Ituulutio. t.: - :''"*']: - "a
tott ii tic city, in addition ! II # ~ ! -
ance, April /. 1874, 1,p0. ,..
To pro.io for tic payment, = - H. e. -
fasucd for school purposos, Is ! W: ~ "' :.
Chap I. Of ctnr.or amendments, l. =
1907, In addition to une1pended b, - "''''' -
$l,0n0.
Fur gas for arcot-!amra and tnl : s i =: e.:
cleanny, repairing aud thawing lam. - ~
GnB 1nsE cetor Rnt watchnon at tcnt = ':.'~ = t
pcases Of Gus 1nblcctor,a ollce. and Il ! - ~
|aat ycar'a iuyy, f450,000.
For amounts due contractors and otho:. :'~'''
csty forfeited I'd tAs city at tax aalcs, f4,No
For extension Of nain watcr-pfiea aud " fH' '!t'
cencea In last ycAr'a levy, tho proceeds Of "n *
on tho dollar to 10 lowed
Tho Committee OF tho Who1e, having ..asA!in!
tho BILL then rose and reported progress q :ir
appropriation, asking tho passage oil the sa't':.
Tho Council adjourned.
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Tho Sewerage Appropriation Raised from
$3l2,00O to $3.50, 900.
Provision Made for Forty Additional
Policemen,
Sewers on Western, North, and Ashland
Avenues.
A General Increase Of the Tax
Levy.
It Will Be Finished To-day.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
rho Common Council met In Oonntttee Of
the Whole to cunB!dcr tho annual appropriation
bill at 2:3o o'clock yesterday afsornoon, Aid.
Scllalrncr IN the chair.
AL, Culcrto, remarked that tho BailiH Of
tl,,, sontl. sido Police Court was generally al
lowrd S300 for horse and buggy during the
year. ue moved that tho item be inserted,
which was agreed to.
Tho following iten1s t7ero agreed to IN regard
to 4alaries in the
clrY-coILEt:ron's OFFICE:
1itv Collector II Ju Casher for Collectors Office.
t2uG; oiIe Assistant Cashicr for Collectors Office,
u,5U0; Cucf CLERK for Collectors oaise. y. .oo5
9iysop 9a csrxs for 'ef oae
5D0 three collection corks for COLLECTORS ohice IT
S's yo ea'i csss for
tors ollce 81 100 c hoy for Collcctors oislce
, . months, Sl50 toihl S21,9So.
THE su,sUoLs.
The matter Of School Department appropr1a-
tions was next tnken up.
Aid. Culerton thought that $e,000 for tho
school lot in tho vicinity OF Brighton WAS too
mich, aud moved that it be mnda $4,000, wnioh
prevailed.
Ala. Cullcrton moved to strike out the item
of s2G oo3 for culargiug and repairing tile Moae-
1er School building. In these hard times he
thought it would DO oxtravayant aud unjustf-
al" A!d. Moore agreed With the view taken BY
AID. Cnll.rsoi,. The sum OF $2G.ooo was large
i,r tlIo construction Of a new bu,ldipg he would
l.. in favor iof the appr opriation .,-
Aid. Stone said tint the lot was sufficiently
,ornn fnr n dunJi;nta building. The item ought
t. faye rsqd: "fos tue construction u a no"
building" .,,o ,4or,
i 1e motion WAS carried.
lie ,eport Of tho Finance Committee was then
adopted, as follows:
For lot near corner Stale mud Ihirl
adtitioa! to luz. year's arropriuon, e1so ios lot
Nobo aud oorc srssf fSn @ lot nc ncAr rs s0r1sr es
Of Armour nnd Indiana Streets $l0oJ LOT let nsAr
carrier Of Walnut aud Kcd1s usenue, 7ago; ior
1ot near ror,rr ISul,a and vanbure sreots,
f,r tYelye-rooul building ai" !" y -. 80" 's.*
cIu}inu hn"+s1- = arti.' = ~ ''f E'At )" ~
p !! :s..t':' !' - ''',' 20 ~ y.
;,. .: =, r." ii; RE II - ~ " ri ''i'":
.l'' ..r, ,:tt,,: !. nuf,t'I. ,AF I-.E'.: =,
... -...t.. Il ..irrtI !. ~ s:%'' Il /, =
,.t4I,,
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gard IT,
.'.'.'. IL - -,
In which $1,us1 VITA -, = r. &c.,
ns fair remuneration for tu4-. -. '''
Tho Committee OF tho Whole had agis- :" q
croaso tho SLIM to 1880.
AID. Stone moved that tho amendment DO con-
CURED IN, which prevailed.
The amendment of tho Committee OF the
Whole, that the appropriation for ouro1nK, paV-
ing, and filling West Taylor street, from CLARK to
Stato streot from 81 ,9932l to 81 800, waH con-
Cured In.
The item Of e50, ,U0U for dredging and 1a1-
proving the whoie river. stricken Out BY the
Committee Of the Whole, WAS roinstatod.
THE HAnBoK.MABTEIa.
Tho matter of paying live Harbor- Masters
e5,0U0, M reported by tho Finance Committee,
WAs noxt considered. ....
AID. CulIorton opposed the original report.
The amendment from tue Committee Of the
Whole was tint ono HArbof-MaBter be paid
81, ,20U. and three assistants $75o each Tor haao
months. Ho "aB In favor OF that amendmens
Aid. Woodnan said that Habor-Alaators lad
most work Ill the main brauch. They used to
get along with ona Harbor-a1astor mud an as-
sistant. The amendment granted too much.
Ex-Ald. Mcdtath said that oua Harbor-alnater
He thought the pay ought to be oquailzod.
Tile amendment was put, and The Chair de-
clared il not concur.ed In. TLe item stood in
its orisina! form.
Tie Committee Of tho Whole struck out So, 800
for city docks at Chicago agenue, winch WAS
concurred in.
uoCK SURVEY. ....
In the original report, the sum OF 10000 for
experseB Of engineer mud assistants in 1naklng
lnaps WIS presented. It was STRICKEN out in tho
Committee of the Whole.
AID uiIdreth moved TINT tho latter ameud-
ment be c0ncurred IN.
AID Heath hoped that the item would not he
Btr,ckcn out. Tho napB woro much needed.
AID. Hildroth said tnat hs was given to under
stand that 81, ,00U had already been expended In
that direction which would be thrown away.
Therefore he was willing that it should remain.
AID Sohaffuor moved that tho original report
bo concurlod in. which was ca arried.
The additional '!c:. - @-,,I:'I = "lt: =. =
;f.. ~. .,'.H ,'rns @ ,isa :!.5et; III.
la.t b..;...' j liHi4i..;s 'I.'"' n er:t;*,
H",r.. t.s::.G1:: r%,;'l.eG -. -. r ~, ~
i. t., 'I:i:.c. i vi. ..."n' iu' '.:''" !! " ~
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+. III: .'"at II TT :, ! ;<-::'',. frs! ;!t;f q!
s;,u,,... :e;.p III ~ ~: T. ,-t,sso = =: 81. tn
Ixc, :: r. n i:34J, ~. ,h,t."icii -
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.sa,, ..,},u j, -, = So 4? snf A!". ~
l:,. ;,.,! i, &c t..;u4' N: - 'iso ~. s'
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rVENTNa SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
Tho Common Council was called to order a,
O'Clock last evening, AID. Dixon in tho chair.
All the Aldermen, including TA1- Commissioner
McGrath, uere In their places.
Several small petitions md ordinances were
presented and referred to tho proper commit
teeA.
AID. Qufrk offered a revolution granting rebate
to tho proprletors OF billiard-tablcs which
passed.
TT -oaornrAT1oN BILL
Aid. schar -" consideration OF
tho Appro' ''n WAS
agreed 10
lhe fir :: - :.
gard t.
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BORAX MD CLEANING
BLANKETS.

Tie Boston JOatr1sol Of Chemistry
gives the following method of cleans
ing blankets: Put two large table
snooptuls of borax aud pint bows
OF soft soap into tub of cold vate:.
When dissolved, put in \ pair OF
blankels, and let them remain over
night. Ntxt day rub aud drain them
OUT, aud rinse thoroughly in two
waters and hang them on: TO dry.
Do not wiring them. But his is n,t
the only domestic use 70 which borax
may I've put. Says the same journal:
Burax is the best cockroach exterm
lnaror yet dlScoyeted This troulds
scme insect has peculiar aversion
III il. and will never return where u
has once been seat cred. A. the sa!i
Is perfectly harmles To human being
il is much 10 be preferred to- tbs
poisonous substance =. commonly
pScd. Borax Is valuable for the laun
dry; u,4 one pound to about ten
gallons OF boiling wafer, and You
need only one half he ordinary al
lowance OF soap. For laces. cambricS'
&c, u, Z an extra quantity of thh~
powder. 1t will not jure the tex
,ure Of the cloth IN the least. For
cleansing tn barr nothing is better
than q solution of borax water. Wash
afterwards with pure water IT II
leaves the hair too stiff. Bnrax dis
solved in water is also all excellent
dentifrice, or foot wash.
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A remarkable rose bud ad.rn~ the
cottage Of 5. a. Kendall, of Santa
Ros', California. 1t was planted in
1858, anal ia of the Lem ,rque varle
ny, the most beautiful Of the white
r'~es. Imagine All immense hog ct OF
whi'er sea, twenty five feet high,
twenty five feet across, beautifully
rounded, with a blossomins surface
TOT four undred square feei, with
four thousand full blown roses aud
twenty thousand buds.
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KHIvAN PROVERBS.


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Him wbom c,,d has MARKED the pronb
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Attorneys. We felt that our daily
would give gool account Of itself
and we were not disappointed. This
year we expect TO reach $50 lbs. per
COW, Thtn again, at frs, we could
only Get Doc. per l.. for our butter !;
and for 1871 we sold at Soc. the
season throagt. As il increased il,
quantity SO it increa cd IL quality.
lfofhers can do better IL. Il, hear
from them. BENJAMIN y. JONES.
T Sparrow Bush Stock Farm,
Orange Co., N. 7.
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gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it cleaniand vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of danlruff. which is often so un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared BY Of. ]. C. Aver & Co,
/ jisPrautical and AnaIytical ChemistAs
.stsA ~ LQWEItIs MAS6sill msr
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Queen Elctorlal~ .,tin3Ily recov.
erldg from The g'irfof her widow
MOL. For a long time after he
death oi' the Prince Z neort Size
c"nid no, bear to 'o'ich piano, nor
I'D Sic even allow one ~ be opened
III her presence. Vow she has it,
snnrd her old acc,snpii+ men aud
plays urts will, her last r.naining
daughter, the Princess - -aarice :;
and 9nanod has arranged some OF
Che music 0t''Jeanne Pare" ~ dAct
for the Queen and her ia ghter.
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A ERICA.

Til pnpu'ar n,',,H~ ,nats Africa, that
uo~' pa!t o. lahhili'ant~. aud drnn,ic5 II
veg8 ,t'on, ire dnc,nri 10 ~ cafreesed
Is acsn \ exuer,en:e TIE dag, from
Fool'sh icliars nrtarr SIR Charles Gar
sfsG Wsse!ev tell If y,g,ntm Trees. which
stansi ike p,l ara by 'he r,s.3.ids- and
rsoi { with heir hranrn s,'"e:t,oo ger.
hr4f. Exc"pt IN mD'sr,"n,l clear ngs.
tia heas a".i elare If he ~nn are y,
&c 4 TINS t,,r">t cows shn al nFi
II ~. t'lrr"unas C0o,n.ae, and ex ~ 1s
= 'lree ar taur DAYS jM n"v nesota
" aeu nc DIT ,Ucc aAs ,Ae tr vsr,ti q
pt'w surprise awiirs tn. rxpl>rr. lie
will pntcr anV'har kim: o. land thp has,n
~ thr Niger aud its efiipnt, l.r I'D
:" lag O!ain, Inhab;et bv M,stems
dwelling in walled cirir<, max ", var
With cavalry. cnltivs-ing c,ttJn and
@ea wig fairies Of ri,f'r uwn. 4 ia9re
,nt''ali': tu'nte "cQna,nsanc" w,;!i these
>9t4opt', snd .Oneetuncr T., tiaui o ltle
4 f3"Z&ti ~ ~ be Wa, wlt ~, 4,,s ~
IL Hrahahle rcsulsA ~ ths. ff,f' nf Enc
lsus, IS nv"scnmsng lr anus ptlri d.ff
80 SIS ~ A'r'csa jungle, African hes
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IMPROVING A DAIRY HERD

Let me add my short experience in
trynas TO improve dairy by breed
ing better stock. | commenced in
the spring of 1870 to keep an
account Of all the butter made from
year to year In the year Of 1870 I
made 70 lbs. per cow 1871, 81 lbs.
Encow; 1872, $50 lbs. per cow
1873, 22O lbs. per COW. Now. to
explain this Increase: In 1871 we
fed better than in 1870 and got 70
lbs. per cow more. No. satisfied
with this. in the spring of 1872 |
added three pure blooded lAlderneys.
We also MIXED tour half-blood two
year olds and seven native cows.
The slderneys added, carried Us up
to $50 lbs. per COW. Being much
Ip'sascd With, this Improvement, and
having for 1878 nine two-year-old
hiefsrs, grade Attorneys. and the
four era 10 ofthe previous year being
new ahree years old, and fhc three
years old, and the three pare blood
II k - 4aAsHfpoiagal esa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

For MAKING BLACK INK.-Take a
clean kettle and pu, in it five qua, IT,
of rain water; put it on the fire all
lei it colns TO boil ; then add three
ounces OF the extract Of logwood ;
stris until it dissol 81 then add
o 'e-sighth Of an ounce of the bich.
rpma,e ofpo,ash ; when it is dissoly-
ed II is fit tor us .-LoU1r.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

"Ouce while Agsssiz conducting his
Scient &c experiments, il became necess.
~ TO hive some Sstsr Immediately. H..
asized pitcher. and ran out to pump
acar s@by. They waited twice as
long fOr the water as would have suficea
- bring IL, and then went out to ste
: what was the matter. There sat AgassiE
~ the pump. bis legs crossed, and litsl.
child. which he vas fondly carassipg <ad
soothing, nestled 10 betNeen thcn. IT.
his haste at the ppIAp he had sccideatal
y struck tho child. Thoagh the blow
was Of little account. science seemed to
n'm the less important, and be had Ia
put down his pitcher and open HE
Asart." .ang4sg,Fs':s .,7f,Y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

BONE FELoE. -- The L. udon Lancet
says ''As BOON as the disease l. tel. uu,
dlI eel over the spot u fly blister, ahon,
the s'gr vi y'Lr thumb nAil, and let II re-
uia;n Ter six hours, and s.t the x pirat,o,.
"i which tine, directly under the sur
IA eof the blister, may be seen the felun
wLIeh eau iuasantly re taken nst vii
the pant at needle ar q lancet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

A dressing
which is at;
once agreeable.
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. It soon
restores faded
or gray Aoir
to its original
color. nth the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26


\ cnri'.lS tra,iluuu ~ sid a. exist
sen'"g the Aryssirl IFS c"ncrrning me
nt@'a "a nnii4' Til Y ~ 'h.t wIt"a
A tam md the bod # the mir1 red
AL ht carried Il ,lnui E.,"n ti> Sl.oul
''ef~ for '~."', day., MT knowing how
y, f's.'Ase of it. Tue Ain gaty !, K
r'sg ." :,,a,, and sent tor h = grow nIte
- deaf Young one on liz hs,k a"d ~,
crew atw b fore Asian nn.l, II ;em, t.s n
iracr sud gruubd. IN whlrh il dug a
ho'r WI h 'ts Ter anL nee 'nsl.d
young one. And When Adam s.& ID
.h'..fng \ crave in The >sd nna b rcd
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