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The daily Argus., 1874-06-25

To DO This, the seawccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and live
50 that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food viii make
good blood.
The daily Argus., 1874-06-25

sumption is, they try TO do too much; they give
medicine TO stop the couEl, TO stop the chills, TO
stop night sweats hctc fever and by 80 doing they
derange the whole digestive powers. locking up the
secretions and eventually the patient sinks and dies
, 1874-09-13

| io1a1, .-.:.- 6,0S1 1851
! while OF medium, COMMON, and inferior c11. -
supply is constantly in excess Of tho de,o@1ss u
Prices remain weak and variable. This has hesn y.
| weeks or nore, and Judging from tho prrsa1e ~ u
roundin9s there Is not hkefy to be any racs; -
IN 1ts general features for some weeks to c1ms
me Week under review We hare had fewer nlst-tee
cattle than m any previous week Of the s.asrn =
fact, since Tuesday uoue Of this description nv
offered, and with perhaps a dozen e1centior, ~ ea
wero no transfers at over ss-c5. On Moads1s ~ -
in once instance S7.37 4 was paid Tho preyai1ins
however, were s2.ooGa3-75 for Texaus and IL shas
Tor poor to good native cutie. Stockcrs h.rs -
win more inquiry but they were not wanted i -
approc1ahe advance, and the market mar be oorsss
et unchanged. Calves continue aeti7e It osta
SO FOR inferior. coarse, heavy to choice Eight S
To-Day the demand was moderate, nnd,pricea NJ.
without material change The market closed on;S
With between ,00oS3uuo left in the yards un.oI1
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deoves- Graded steers, averaging 1.35o
Choice Beercs-Fine, fat, well formed wear
to year old steera, averaging 1,3oo to
Good Besyes-Weii-fattencd, finey formed "o'sss
xsS;nm, stSerT, GId eysIns:ns ll59 to 200 ssass
aging LOO to $50 hs.........4s his. 4saz~
Butchers' Stock Poor to fair steers, and
common to extra cows, for city slaughter
averaging $50 to 100 0lhe..-....--.-..... 2soaln
Stock Cattle--Co1nmon cattle, in decent 1''''"
Hesn, aTffaEing E. M 69o to l;o'o hs: 22saa5
st3ss, bulls, and scalawag steezs. 1.7saaz
C4se-re1as' cnoiee Gorn-ied. 3-5043s
G4..ie-I e1nS' w1ntafeo Sortn. 1pcG4A
ea1.e~le3as taroaen dFoVea l5a21H
to Al, ,640 against 1880 last week ana 1lo5 fcrr
corresponding week Last ye=r. For tia fou, va.s.
ending to-day, the receipts have been l91co2 sesisa
o41, 1913 for the period last year. dec1ta,,
5o2s6 Early in the week there waa fair actiyT I'd
prices advanced trills, but since WelnesdaY-unstr
increased supDles-t;r market has ruled dull and T.
pressed, closing prices being about the saoe n rrs
vailed at the close Of last week To-day he n,tta
WAS fairly active and ea.y. rith sales 1t 0pa5oDf
grass hogs, and aalAwag lots generally at $5S1s9
for common 1T s6Go56.75 for medium, and i: HW
ta3 TO for good to extra Mos OF the trading w Il
u. .o5(GT.10,
, 1874-09-13
SALES.

SALES.
Campbell l. Bros have sold a cottage and lot
on Congress- street, west Of Ogden avenue for
81, 600: aud lot corner of Polk and Onkley
streets for 81, 400.
Potwin l. Corby have sold As feet on Madison
street, between tho railroad track and California
avenue. for 500 per foot.
Ira Brown has sold II lots in Park Ridge At
800 each,
ia. d J. q. Clybourn have sold lots on
Lii avenue. between Sheffield avenue aud the
cemetery. for $500 each.
Rees, Pierce d Co. sold to the First Baptist
Church lot On southeast corner OF Thirtty-first
street aud South Park avenue. 12011641s::, for
$4,000 Tho church is to be built OH this lot
C. B. Holmes L. Co. have sold lis feet. east
trout, on Sherman street, between Harrison and
Polk streets, for S23. 600; 20 acres OIL the DAN
vile i Viucennes Railroad, Sec. 35, Town 80,
range IS, for s13,C GOO.
o. J. Slough has sold at Stongh's Station,
Hinsdale, 100 feet to H. Kcrber for 81, 200; 900
feet to L. James for $4,000; 800 foet TOT. Skid
more for $10, ,00J.
Thomas Althrop has sold to o. J. Slough the
marble-front house, with lot, No. 1905 Wabash
avenue, for SIS, 600.
Tho following salea we're made By Robert C.
Givins =.
The north Is feet Of Lot 8, in Block 9, at South
Euglewood, to John Rowe; consideration. 1865
Fifty feet front On Canal street, in Block 16,
South Englowood, to Charles Haase; considers
ton $500
Tic north 100 feet Of Lot s, in Block 1G,
South Englewood, to John Mclaughlin, Of De-
Lots IS and &c. in Block 1. Sec. 4, 81, II;
Lot 10, in Block g Sec. i, 81, II; Lots IS and
II, in Block 12, Sec. SO, 3s, II; Lot 81, in
Block II, Sec. 80. So, Il; and 50 foet on
Canal street, all nt South Englowood, to John
Downey, s2,0s5.
Four lots in Wallace and Giyin6' new s;,bdi-
vision at Auburn, for EGO.
H. 4. Osborn reports sales Of tNolots at South
Evanston-one 5Gx150, 81 900; Qua 57xl75,
$1,000, cash. Another fine improvement has
shape OF tho new school buildings Milwaukee
brick structure-four stories in height. aud TOM
pares very fayorablv il not fully equal, to our
city school buildings.
Sales BIZ Fl. +. Eldred l. Co. Three-storv
brick house and lot, 845 Michigan avenue /; con-
Charles and Forty-fourth street, at SEQ d foot.
Sold By l.. c. Pltnar i Son, for the owners !:
Lots No. g. TO- II. u. -. Il. Is, and Is, i'll lock
II, Conglons Ridge Addition to Rogers Park, to
James B. Tower, for $9.53I.
PLAEs.
i. s. DeFocest architect, Ashland Block, Chi
caeo. has furnished plans for the following
buildings. all OF which are to be finished before
the first Of May next:
On Vernon avenue, for J. G. Policy, Esq. two
dwelling houses. stone fronts, 22z40. two stories
and basement. furnished with all the modern i'm
proyements; cost. sl2.0 .00O.
On Dre1el boulevard, near Forticth street, for
F. u. Danley, Esq, si1 bay-front dwelling
houses. 22x40, three ttorics and basement, to be
finished in frst-class style; cost. $4,000.
Plans for E. $. DeGolver. Esq, q dwelling
house, stone front, o4140, three stories, having
semi-circular bay the eide finished in pressed
brick and stone dressings. the interior finished
in first-class style; cost, 1000.
Hyde Park, Cottage Grove avenue for J.
, 1874-09-13

The Journal Of Chemistry warns the drinkers
Of water Of wells near dwellings to beware Of
the typhoid poison sure to be found, sooner or
Inter, in those reservoirs. if any of the house,
drainage eau percolato them. The gclatinous
matter often found upon the stones OF we'll is
q poison to the human system, probably causing,
by it's spores, d fermentation Of the blood, With
abnormal heat or feTer: Wholesome, untain:ed
water is always FREQ from all color and odor,
To test it thoroughly, place hslf pint in clear
bottle, With lew grains Of lump-sugar, md cx-
pose it. stoppesed TO sunlight, in window. II,
even after an exposnEo OF eight 2. ten q days, the
contaminated by sewerage Of somo kind. Il it
remains perfectly clear, it is pure and safe,
, 1874-09-13

S617,837
MISCELLANEOUS,

-
! in 1ndana, is q nephew Of the Hon. S. s. Cox.
! Of New York.
Prof Jenries Wyman. the well known anat-
! omis1 and physiologist OF Harvard College, died
| ut Bethlehem n. f., Oh Friday
! tobacco-srowcrs are busy cutting the tobacco.
+; It is very handsome crop this year, and the
appearances indicate superior quality.
Gen. ". Q. Gresham, Judge Of the United
States District Courts of Indiana is in Califor-
nia at San Jose, with his family. He will prob
| ably remain until spring.
-Iu tie Supreme Court, at Nashua n H.,
Sept 8, Louis Lamireaux WA sentenced to one
wear in jail and fined 800 and costs for pulling
horses tongue out
l1r. James Clark is translating shaEspearo's
plays into the Spanish language. He is now in
London, working on tue sixth yO1ume.-to con-
tain Julius Cesar and "The Two Gentlemen
OF Verona
When they tried to force Miss Gay, OF Inde-
pendence. Mo-, into marriage against her will,
she kicked the minister's hat of, knocked tho
young{man down, anu rode off Gu mule, with
one foot on each side OF him.
A stranger conversing With Maine Repnb-
lican about the next 6enatorship asked, What
do you say OF the uncom1nitted ones ?" They'll
go for Hamlin," was the reply. '*Ham1in is
like one Of my neighbors up-nver: be always
owns all the logs that ain'r marked
Grave charges are made in the Mizons
Miner, published at Prescott, against the man.
asserted t},at whila rations nre drawn rcpntar]y
fnT mora than Am A1ohnyas scarcely 5n(1 nre
led hat vsT;ons ncrsons a1o salarioa vhoso
nniv d,,tv consists IN drovino t},er nav and
ratjons snd in 7anera, thst the manopoment If
the Agency is wastotul and fraudulent.
bv ~ f,;fv anditor'a re1ort ~ he aIq NJ nor
sshoiay fo,;r limos ~ n1,ch a. trsontr ve,rs
and nearlv ,l,raa t;nea ~ mnch ~ + va tcn
vcarp sgo In view ~ ,hc Tcs1,lts a Boston na-
1er ;a Tnorcd r. ;no1,;ra vhothnr' snvho]r snnu
noaas +het t1,o acbnal;n9 10 worth avau 81 NOVA
) hoad than It waa ten o. twontv ve,rs .eo
1 NTha % coIored mon ~. ~ Eransy11Ie Ind fcv
dova aro naased reao1nt;ons JocI.rnc the nntire
po,,,h1;csp ,,srtv eorrnt and M Io,car wort1,r
~ tr,at that ia nrofcasinna NJ friendshin ~
~ anIo,oa .r,n ~ falsa nrJ n,.da oniv for TIN
.,rrroao ~ tn-;r1, ,I,o;- atas s,a 51a5;no
tt,.al,s3as - rota s9a;,,at +ra ps1nhl;car rertr
Wharo Vii tie Hennb1csn nsrtv n In1iana ba
If The co1orea man IN hack m t
NW,1,;arn Ha12w;n 5or thj,;v va.,s 5,nti,
1877, ana - IN nra,r;otors ~ ~ SNo,- Hagsn
Do,;sta,. a;a5 X +i,at o;+v +h;- uaal It 10
sta5ad .t,+ fa,+v 1onrs 400 con,,,;ttea =, 10
nhrs;r;,na and t;,raa afhor 1,oTaons ,raa an.
n;,tod ~ anu ~ ~ I'.h a,ea t,
por1aJ ,.t H. oa',,J LIS e no14nn' 49, 49,
e. od - no ~ ar".r 0.o ;" - ~ r. ra,r;ttoe
49,, 0a ~ ''o oN' WIG ~ Sno >~''AAAA''oo
oo4'1u ~ u-,:. n,:.o -. nao,..
-! H. xa ~ "a, .;'.o ouoAo
w. "ant e tnae ustate setteu. cal lot :u.:sl.nB
1cta Aol li!' ~ ~ Ho" leally = WEAK ouIo sHo
, 1874-09-13
BEYOND THE STARS.

The starz above are bright and fair,
Aud al is peace and quiet there,
Nhrrs the geuld In Eerenice's Hair
Seem diamonds eet in azure MIR
Come with me, lonely one, and ehare
These wonders Of Gods crowning care
He formed this glittering, golden stair,
Which VIC may mount. and dec despair.
When Grief and her attendant train
O'erwhelm thy heart, distract thy sG.in.
When backward Memory runs, again.
O'cr cherished friendships rent in twain.
And life is but troubled main
Beloved with hopes untiroeiy slain.-
Pierce with thy faith this jewelcd plain;
Beyond it long thy crown hath lain.
Thy strifcs and passions alI a1layed;
j: eav1ous eyes no more surveyed:
by trc.ch rolls lira no moro betrayed;
By doubts ant fears no more .isnl.ynd;
When thy last view Of earth shall fade,
Khca di1ns thine eyes eternal ehat[c,-
Be- Heayan thy hope, and Christ thine aid;
Beyend the stars thy home is made.
;H1cAGo. ]. T. LEAv1r7
, 1874-09-13


NEW YoRR, Sept. 12.-tuonoy closed at ~ per
Foreign exchange is dull, with only few trans
actions at 49314 for prime bankers sixty days
G25, ,0o0 of prime bankers sixty days sterling Mt
sellers option, forty-lve days, was made at 4s1:
Gold opened at 1091s. and closed at 1091s, all
trnnsactions having been at these figures. On
gold loans the rates were per cent for borrow
ing, fat and !. II. and 2 Fer cent for carrying
Clearings. $50. .00D, 900. The Sub-Treasury dis
bt1rsed to-day $75, ,000 and received for customs,
S247, 900. Specie shipments for tho week we're
S23,0s8 principally silver bars.
A bond Of United States raiacd to 81 900 WAS
stopped at the Sub-Treasury To-day It was
presented to King l. Co., 74 Broadway, as b col
lateEal against all advance OF 500 to gentle
man Of indianapolis Who is highly recommended.
He was arrested but will not be held. as all in
terested Convinced that he is gulitless Of any
criminaIity in the transaction.
Rumors we're afloat to-day that European
capitalists were negotiating with Commodore
Vanderbilt for 100000 to e5,ooo.ooo in Lake
Shore bonds
The exchanges Of Union Pacific incomes to-
day amounted to $500, 900. at New York and Bog
ton.
Governments are dull and lorsr.
State bouds are quiet.
Railroad bonds arc firm
The stock market, during the last hour OF
business, VAS strong, and at the close prices
we're At the highest point OF the daY and. with
but few exceptions, OF the week. The special
feature was Union Pacific. in which g very nctive
business WAS done, the advance for the day hav-
ing been ~, with finl sales at 3314{ 3314{@;3a325. ;a3255.
There was an improvement in the remainder Of
the list which ranged from q to y per cent,
with the largest dealinsB III Western Union, Lake
Shore, Wabash, Northwest, and St. Paul com
mon. The q sales M include IS, 600 shares Union
Pacific, 23 900 Western Union. Ii, 900 Lake Shore
5000 Toledo. Wabash d Western. 5000 Pacific
Mail, 6,000 Northwestern, aud {, 1000 st. Paul.
Jonas Sonneborne l. Co., OF No. 1876 Pearl
street, the importing house that suspended
nearly three weeks ago, have aocounced that
they are able to pny ouly 90 cents on the dollar
Nearly all their creditors are foreign bankers
Souneborne has been arrested and admitted to
bail in $4,000 on charge Of obtaining bills Of
exchange from the Bank Of British North Amer
ica. furnishing as security property which had
been transferred.
wEEkLT BASK STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, 81, 49,, 800; specie. increase,
997l 500; legal tenders. decrease, *27S 500 de-
posits, increase, @3.136.5o0; circulation. de-
crease, s56, 700; reserve, decrease, $9l, ,125.
GoyEHsHEN1s.
Coupons, 81. <1173< Coupons, .11GE
Coupons, 62.....- liz Coupons, 6s........117
Coupons, T4.......usA 10-40a.. ....,......., INK
, 1874-09-13
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EEEa1xo, Sept. T.
Dizziness still prevails among the bsnkars to n
very uncomfortable oxtenk Some of them have
left town in disgust, thing they might about AZ
woll do as to file their finger nails. play with
their watch chains and gossip i'll their bank
parlors. That has been almost the extent OF their
labors for the last three days.
We quote the market nominal without single
change from yesterdays figures. viz: Discounts
to custome ers, 10 per cent, Calls few, and small
in amount. On cali with cash collaterals, to 8
per cent is about the range Strest rates 10 to
is per cent, with little doing.
81. 900 discount.
Clearings for tho week ending Sept. u,
$19,673. 1862 balances, 81, 7o5, GIL .12 CORE
spending week last year. $29 7o6 3228l s., 352,-
538.96.
GOVERNMENT STOCK
The banking house of Preston, Kean & Co.
gives the conrse Of Governments, etc., for the
-oo1r. Ear,%1 Foi1
, 1874-09-13

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: TT bu wheat $50 bu corn;
1873 bu oats; 1850 bu rye 1,306 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 5 cars No.
wheat ). 154 cars No. 2 do; 43 cars No. s do; 8
cars rejected do, (210 wheat); 53 cars high
mixed corn; 172 cars and 3i.400 bu No. 2 do;
q cars rejected do; car no grade (2I7 coru):
i: cars white oats; GO cars and LOCO bu No
do; cars rejected do C7 oats); cars No. 2
rye 3 cars No. barley; l2 cars No. 3 do 5
cars rejected do. Total (562 cars), 100000 bu-
Inspected ont: 137.479 bu wheat; 62.343 bu
corn; 1ol,}37 bu oats: 2,460 bu re 3,461
bu barley.
Tho following we're the receipts andehipments
Of breadstuffs aud live stock ut thus point during
the past week. and for the corresponding weeks
.+,l.
, 1874-09-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YoEE, Sept 1o-CoTrox-Qniet; sales u
bales Iniddi1g upland. 1870; Orleans 17c; net 70
ceipts, none; gross, 7o1 baes futures closed easy
sa1es. 900 bales September, 15 l3-1Gc; Ocotez
Is 7-1sc: November, Is l1-32>9l5.e; December, u
7-16c.
BEEADsrUFrs-Flour-A shade armer, better d.
mand. Receipts, 13,4oo bris surernne, ssate, and
Western $+.4cts5.00; common to good extra $s.oG3
5.43; good 10 choice. $550a5-85; white wheat, ext5
t3.45@G.40; extra Ohio. S. 5.10eG35; St. Louis. 5359
500; closing steady. Rye our Ii advancing to & SO
500. Corrneal scarce and frru; Western, .1n45. Is
Wheat-Nlo :rate demand and shade better; rs
ce1Dts, .0oo hu: No 3spring, Sl.t4; No. Chiosa
s1.1691,1sH; do Milwaukee, new. sl.18; old, lag
LIS; ungraded 1owu and Minnesota spring, 81 lt4
III; No. spring. $1.26al 81: white red Wess-
ern, s1.1991.A new amber do, S1.2Aa1.U; whi,a,
$l2@1.4a. Bye quiet at 32rtSf1 90. Barley nou1in.
Malt active Corn dull and lower rccefDtA 10,R
pu mixed Western, in store, 81: &c: 2aazt, =.
mixed Western, 64e65c; white GG9;'c- Hops q1kt
At 40@5Oc for the crop OF 1874, aud 2a35c for 1878.
GRocEn1E5-Codee dull Rio, 14t4i3c. Sugar ri
firm but less active refining aaGashc; prime, SHs
Molasses and rice dun and UNCHANGED.
pE1aoLEuN-Fizmer; cruda, Sc; refined, Ha3
121. :.
Ees1x-Fizm at s. oo02.ao.
TUapEsr1SE-Hcary at $500.
EGGs-Heavy at 18920c-
Pnov1s1oss-Pork drmer; new mess. 81! -
and cut meats quiet; middea quiet; long clsar H.
Lard drmer; prime steam, 14:.e-
BUTrEH-Firm: Western, 1o93oc. :.
CHEEsE-Unchanged. ~.
Wu1sKY-Dul1, heavy, and lower, at 1.os:
AETALs-Mauufsctured copper, nominal 1ng74
s350o@4o.oo: American, dull 1t s15-uoG3l.'R; Ru@da
sheet, l5eal al51xc, gold.
SA11s-So1ainl: eat, $3e5@3.75; c1inch, SEQ
$50. .-.
, 1874-09-13
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. u.
The following worc tho receipts aud ship
ments Of the leading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during the past twenty -four hours, and for
the corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-09-13

sa' sola dna st 81 mo f6s Ssss ost9hs: Seller ~
100. 900 bu wheat on private term. s ssnafte:edf 10
er for IS. 600 bu corn At 3<c; ali tn a. 49,
Ness pork Was IN acsire demand ~
Sales wcrc reported OF 750 brls. buyara saa ae
at s2J.25; 800 brls seller tho yea. At aI9 ny,
1,0U0 bris seller February At sl7.5o a. s3t.31x:
, 1874-09-13

SHEEF@FftttB Afe not 4ttOtahly dHcTtnf f0I3
those ruling the close Of the previous week md III
market may be considered steady Ut s215a459 peflM
lbs for poor to choice. No purchases were rnads t9
the Eastern market. Sales principally $25G8
$50 for common to medium, and st s.. .I52 425 Il
good dFQyes.
, 1874-09-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept I'LL a. m.-Brcadstuds 11*;
Flour, 23.@14s I'd. Whcat-wnter, os@los; spEtas.
So lodges Cd white, los 4dG1os Cd; club, los et9
11s ID. Corn, s3s Sd; Pors, ~ I'D; Lard, q ~
LONDON. Sept. 12-Evening--Ratc Of discount 2
open market for three months bills, ~ OF pI cea
below the bank rate. Consols for money. WH a
1o-4os. lol1l: new s., 1o4i+; New York censEa4 r.
Erie, 3l3 preferred, 81. .
Ta1ow, fla 3d. =
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1o-E1ensn1. aaie: -
ste.dy: middling upland, 77;easd; orle7a. SSe3aas
sales, COO bales, including 2,ooo bales for spee'
ion and export.
, 1874-09-13

Hammond, Esq. four ornamental cottages with
brick Easements; COST $4,000.
= Highland Park an ornamental villa for "
Simpson, Esq.,, SSx54, two storios and attic,
wood franc on brick basement, finished with all
tho modern improvements ; COST, IS, 900.
4 new hotel is &boutto be opened by 0. Snnds,
in Woods Building, on Washington street, OPP
posite Field 4. Letters. It is very we'll adapted
for that purpose being lighted on all four sidos.
It will probably be- named Woods Hotel after
the owner.
TRASsFEn8.
The following Instruments we're filed for
record Saturday. Sept. IL:
CITY PEopKKH
Consideration,
, 1874-09-13
TIE LIVESTOCK HARxEr

r, sATunDAr EvES.sc s,..
Is follows. Ao week hare II.
, 1874-09-13
| H. J. Christoph Co. furnish the following



Bid. asked.
Cook County per cent. 99t leo
Chicago City Per cent. 984 y3i
Chicago City per cent wasez-loan....... 80 1N
Ch1caYo City per can't seweraxe....-.... 80 100
West Side Park per cent. :. 81 4 int.
Chicago City Railroad, South Side. ....... =. 1871
Chicago City Railroad North Side .-..... 90 93E
Chicago City Railrosd, We~t Side. u........ 130 l4O
Chicago City Railroal 10 per cent eertif7s % go.
City psr cent certificates. ..-.......... 90 ....
City per cent certihcates. ..........-... 81 80.
Efgn Watch Company. y..................., :. 100
Pullman paf.ce Car Company. ?7
Chamber Of Commerce. ~
CAcago Land Company. .....-....-...... Is .-..
VARIATIONS OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Tho following list showing the highest lowest,
and closing prices OF active stocks for the past
week, ia furnished BY A. O. Slaughter:
, 1874-09-13

Wheat WAS rather quiet in the afternoon and
lover, selling ut 9611c down to 95zzc for Scpten-
bcr, closing at 95550036c, and at 9414c down to
93775c for October, closing at 935sc. Corn ~az
quiet and 20 lower, closing at 7311c for October
and nomnally at 7555tc for the month. Oats
were lower, CLOSING At 45A@4531c seller the
The Grange advance., 1874-07-08

JOHN MANSFIELD has his furniture
store filed with a splendid stock of goods,
neatly arranged, and presenting tasty
and attractive appearance His new pat
ent wire safes, with revolving shelf arms
tor milk and pantry stores, that need to be
kept cool and away from insects, are charm
ing. They are absolutely insect proof
Every housewife will want one. His sign
simply reads in plain bold letter. s.11e
John Mansfield ll3." Do not forget the
place. No. l13 Main street Red Wing.
The Grange advance., 1874-07-08

.BA- FARMERS Look HERE. Il
have for sale the best Self -Raking Reaper
and Moving Attachment for the same :;
the best Iron Mower with no wood about
TO decay: the best Self-Locking Horse
Rake: also the Edward Harvester, manu-
:actured at St. Paul:
l. 1t is strong, durable and simple. 2.
1t is light draft. and easily raised and low
cred for long and short grain. s. 1t saves
all shelled grain and scatterings T. 1t
elevates the. grain, either wet or dry, with
less friction than any other. s. Two OF
three binders can work upon it, g. 1t is
superior to all others in down, lodged or
tangled grain. 7. It will harvest grain
easier. cheaper and cleaner, with less time,
less labor and less money than any other.
Call and see me before purchasing.
+~~.'. .'~''.- R. H. DOWNING, s
8w32 at T. B. Sheldon & Co.'s Office.
The Grange advance., 1874-07-08
Farm Machinery,

10 farmers wanting 6rst-class machinery
l can offer the following machines with full
confidence that they will give entire satis-
faction-to.wit:
The LITTLE CHAMPION Self Rake Reaper
cutting six feet wide and the lightest
draught of any reaper in the market.
The GAMHART HARVESTER the most com.
plete Of any harvester made heretofore. 1t
is so arranged that the binders sit down
while doing their work The Sickle Bar is
made Of Wrought Iron and by a simple de-
vice can be raised or lowered so that will
cut the worst tangled grain as easy as the
best reapers can do it.
The MEADOW KING Mower for liqhtness
OF draught, simplicity and durability, stands
without rival.
have also superior HORSE RAKE and
other Machinery and Implements which 1
would be pleased to show any who desire to
purchase, all Of which am prepared to
sell on terms as favorable as any others ::
to cash buyers or clubs can offer speoial
inducements.
Call and examine these machines before
ordering elsewhere.
Am THOS. WILKINSON.