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, 1875-09-25
TFRRTTOEY OF WksHINGTON, *
Comfy # Wal!a WalA,


IN PRORATE-In the matter Of the Estate OF
EMIL MEYER deceased -
On reading an filing the PETITION OF T. l. 81 Ni.f-
STEIN 4 imini~tI-ltnr with the VIII Annexed, OF
the Estat-of EMIL MEY rR, deceased, st ting forth
that he has fc! his iHl account - SuCn Aiin.h'a-
trt T in the matter OF sad Estate, au that t, same
has been duly audi.el allowed and confirmed, and
that portion Of said Estate remains to D di'ilea
among the heirs of said deceased AMI praying among
other things f1r an or OF distribution oi The res-
due OF said estate among the persons thereunto en-
titled.
II i crlcrel. that al T,sons mt res 81 N th-
Estate OF iIYe sai! EMIL &El ER de'e-s d, he an
appear before the Probate Court ot SAT- county OF
WaIlA WaIla, on MONDAY tie eth day OF neI-
teInber \ D.. IS75 a. the hour o. 10 oeiock- = u
OF sad iay tg-u ani there 10 show ts'n>- WY an
order OF Distribution Should not te r4te OF tie res
due OF the said Esate am1 2 the hers OF the SAID
EMIL MEYER, ie,e4sri according 10 law
II Is further o. !.Te3 that copy o this oEisr b.
pub.lsheI for four suarrSIve weeks before tie Sait
9TH day OF SepteIn er A D, lS.5, IN th- Walla
Malla Sr,r sv,N a usWsuIpeT pTInfe ani published
in the CIV ami county Of Wai.a Wala. S)ate1,
Auz,r,r si-b Is-5 r. 5UICHARD,
sS4w Fo-.te Judge.
, 1875-09-25

CoSy.RsSct or NIRGISIANs--lhere
has been A conference in New York
of citizens of Virginia interested IN the
nroore-s of hat State. Its action will
be looked upon with interest by all
who feel a pride in the growth q Tie
Old Dominiuu This conference has
been for the purpose of bringing the
resources of Virginia before the cuun
rrv and the world. Its leaders desire
especially to show the advantages Il
the State for immigration. As a c'n
temporary putt il, "They ask only that
we should look at their fertile valleys,
see what has been done in supplying
schools and colleges and churches, As
certain whether society there CONSISTS
of buShw hackers or respectable, intel
Iigent families, and rh"n Judge Cor
ourselves whether the cheap farms of
Virginia need 90 begging for purchaS
ers or he sold by the tax gathererS. -"
This is a movement which commands
onr whole sympathy. We should re-
ioice in nothing more than in the res
torarion of The Old Dominion to is
once imperial position as rich and
powerful, as well as proud ana Illus
! trious, Commonwealth.
, 1875-09-25


FoUR Burton KlDs.-Then, after a
pause, he informed me ofanother way
they had of making the French horse
available. During the early autumn
mouths theratS appear about the prem
lSes in tremendous Numbers. They
Wouid soon overrun the establishment
bat for a plan long since adopted, ami
which not only rids the company of
the pests, but returns an income as
well. When Moatfaucon swarms
with rats the carcass of a horse Is placed
IN room into which the rodents
gam access through an opening IN the
floor contrived for the purpose. Al
night the rats, lured By their keenneSS
OF scent. enter the room through these
artificial raIholes by thousands. While
they are in the midst of their feast
these OPENINGS, are closed and they
are prisoners. Then the slaughter
commences. As high aS $4,000 have
been killed in one room The dead
rats are skinned, and the skins are sold
10 Paris turrierS for from one TO four
francs each. They are then made up
into ''f'ur button kids" and ship ed
10 lhe United SJares.-PdriS Letter.
, 1875-09-25


"GuT EuED" BurrER.-Thrre are
at least two dalrymen and batter
makers IN tie neighborhooi of Pail
adeIphia who ALWAYS sell their butter
at one doIara pound, and cannot SUD
ply all wio desire TO be their custom
ers. Oneof these attributes his sur
cess to tn ee poin:s, good food for hi,
COWS, unlhrm temperature Of IS de
greeS IN ihs mix room. aud neainess.
cLeanllnessand dainty nicety At every
slep from lie moment the milk Is ob
tanned until the dollar i psid for the
pound Of butter He feed, his COWS
oiIen' anu DIT much at time. on
"hlIe clover lni early mown meadow
nay which he eats tine, moi>teus and
mixes WlA corn meal and wheatea
ShorlS- Pastures and meadows are
kept quite tree from weeds. The IN TX
I III y Aeit AZ temperature OF .
u'@ree> by flowing spring water. As
sood butter can be made without
wafer a> with, but the milk and cream
must be kept al all times a little De
10" oy degrees" Theo;her Imro''ah
pOlAi-cleaulineSS-he secures - oN
Keeping the milk house free iron al
unpleasant surroundings, allowing "a
mix 10 sour upon the hoor OF 't'
ro0m or n Serom,ose IN the crevicy,
OF th- milk pans, churns or other uien
siIs The above i descriptive Of th,
care with which the cos'heSt PhiIalr.
phia butter i made, but the oriiuar,
article sold in our market a. halt the
price is not much inferior IN quality
thanks TO the tidy habits uf the hons.
wives in Chester, Delaware aud Nom.
gomery c0unties.-Lsdgs-.
, 1875-09-25

SCorCu BANKING SY>TEN.-Unior
the Scotch banking system npteS are
generally used in business instead Of
coin. In 1857 the Western Bank fail
ed in Glasgow for an enormous sYm
but il was known that SOME of tho
stockholders were rich enough 10 make
mp all the losses. Evenrua!Iv ona
family, Ba'ri>, the ron mister: Maid
in nearly E4)jy11. AMI all cr-dirnrs
were satisfied IN fa.J. When the ca.
Ia>troPhe occurred the other bankers
dared not refuse the Western notes :;
to do - would have been To drs.roy
themselves, for had al their own not, 5
he'n presented. there was po, coined
silver enough IN the ecrunrrv.ani hardly
enough spare cpiu In the UnIled King
''m.to have met them. Brought face
o ace wiki a sudden danger, they
were compelled 10 take the liberal
c'ur-e, because II was the only wise
one.
, 1875-09-25

\ Pr PO>ED amen i'm, Mt to the
Constitution of New Jersey, by pro-
hlhlIlng any State or municipal dona-
tlon of land or money to any suciety,
association, or corporation, will, If,
passed, efi,c uaIly prevent any future
divisions ut >chool moneys.
, 1875-09-25
aTrrklp Statfsman'
s.ITRD,Y ........ september - -.

F,Fu WAGts-Uhe drra'tmrn' "'
.,,.uI,ur. has been investigating tie
fluctuations in farm wages, and hnH>
that tie present average for the whole
coun,ry j. SD 40 per month, with
hoard. THIS includes OF c"nrse tie
black labor Of the South, wheTe from
s. to SO - is paid, South Carolina
,ayinr the least. Iu Massachusetts
500 - Is Obtained. in Maine SD 81,
in Vernon, sl9 81, in Peuusy wanna
SIG 10, ~ the prairie States from $40
10 SIT in he old '' border Slatce" ST.
sl4. in California SIS 90, aud Wy"m-
ing So 30. These wages are on con
tracts by tbe year by the season the
ra,e is somewhat higher. There are
great contracts ia the cost and me,h"d
Of harvesting and rhreshlng' Son'h
Carolina pays 10 cents bushel, or a
toll Of every twelfth bu-hel, for threNh
ing b, fail, the New England States
II or IL cent? for threshIng Win ItIIi-
Grant bor,c-powers, the prairie States
with large horse powers about cents,
and California with steam power less
than & cents. The different share
systems Of the States are also descrih
Oh In New England, the landlord
and tenant divide the seed, taxes, re
pairs AID crops, half and halt, and
II
This is the only part OF the country
Ubera taxes are so important that The
landlord puts half the burden on the
tenant. Ir the middle States the ele
ment of stock and tools begins 10 be
rekconcd on one side or the other, the
tenant having only third II he far
nishes none. Down the coast TINS
USAGE becomes universal, one third OF
the product gong to the land, one 10
the ovner Of the stock and tools, and
one to the landlord. In the Cult States
the tenant freedman Is favored with
q larger share of the proceeds and
more lenient treatment than the ten
nt-farmers of the North. A dis
tinction is made between sharerS and
renters, the former working for Ger
tain portion of the crop,the latter rent
ing the acres and working for them
selves. The latter plan of course Is
the best, wherever the freedman has
the tools and mules to "iind himself" "
In the prairie States aud on the Pacific
coast a money rental Is more common
than shares.
, 1875-09-25

ALI SORTS OF IIAEs.-I suppose you
Youngsters think that all hairs are
a Ike. except as 10 color; but that Is
only because your eyes are not very
sharp. Ii Your eyes were a sharp a.
a microscope, yen could tell from the
rinie>l slice Of hair whether II grew
on a boy or a quadrurPd, and what
anairnpri. A human hair, | am told
looks, in that searching little insIru,
mcut. like 4 hollow tube, quite trans
parent, and marked with irregular
lines around it. On looking very close
Iv. these lines are seen Ia he the ends
of separate surface coats or bark ot Jhe
hair. Think If Your hairs having
hlrk Inside this hin, Sc4iv covering
is tibrOuS SuhSlanca, from the bu.b
where II becius, Ia the point. The
color of the hair Is decided bv the
color Of the tluii thai fills this trans
parent tube. \ eats hair looks, under
this Vrviug instrument, like the trunk
IF an old, rough palm tree while 4
bats hair resembles i,werS of 4
trumpet shape, stuck into each other
to form a chain. A bat from India
! ha> the trumpet shaped cups expanded
very wide. and nurchrd on the edge.
| Iilir from the head nf bee i pointed
and sct with short hairs standing
straight ont from the stem and the
hairs of eat, rlillar are ike stout,
horny rods, drawn 10 4 point and sci
with spires on each side This Is very
| queer; but there's another thing about
it. If the hair Of sheep and other
animals whose hair Is used in mann
features had not rough scales which
clasp and mat together, they could
not be made into frl,ing. That is
what makes broad cloth and other
woolen cloth so firm and strong.
, 1875-09-25
Administrators Notice

Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
! tie Es-ate of j. W CARIHRlGHI, ltt- Of
Yakima aouutv ~ 7 ec.l-,.i, are hereby required
70 present. tie s.1ns with The necessary vcuchers TO
the uni-IsI ned, Administrator OF said Estatr n
his rysIiruoe in ssi county, WIN one yetr after
the aate h--lf for Al os 4uc- or rejection. Lone by
order Of the Pro.,ate Court OF Yakima county.
JAMES LOCKWOOD, Administrators.
Per P. FoYIs hi~ Attorney
D4tei AucuSr ~ 1875 1-lrl-
, 1875-09-25

HEY hcerd a g'eat deal sed re
marks Jo>h Blling>) about broken
hartes,' and there may be ia OF 'cm :;
but my experience l. that next In the
.izzard the harte Is the tutiest piece
of meat IN the whole crilteT.'
, 1875-09-25

MARYLANDS MONSTER SSAKE.-Ehe mon
ster snake of Halls Spring Was on the ram-
mage recently, and has exploits have since
heen the talk of the neighborhOod- Charles
Knox, gardener, has place about bali
mile from that OF Mr.. Lee. One morning
his hired man saw the anaconda III the rlciu-
ity of the pig pen. The man was 70 para
lived from fear that he could scarcely move
While gazing at his snnkrshIP, the latter
seized large turkey, and was making pre-
variations 10 swallow him, when the turkey
succeeded in getting away minus aumner
of feathers and portion Of his tail lhe
snake then moved off. On looking into the
D-n il was discover.d i that two OF the four
v.ar-old pigs had been swallowed by inc
snake At least, 'his Is the only way III
which fh~ir sudden disappearance couId "e
accounted for. When this fact bccam~ gener
ally known some CONSERVATION prevailed. -
il WAS thought thai ii The snakr could 80
easily get away with Two pigs ne might
di-pose of a stray child Of the right sIz'-
The fact Of ms having swallowed fh" piSS
may account for th- snakes IudispusIiIon 20
make any effort 10 Teaap'urr The turkey.
Snme anxiety prevails ~ 10 whit Will be the
ultimate result OF such a munS'er being
allowed to urUwl around, and several are al
the opinion that the county au'horl'irs "uSht
10 off,r n suitable reward for his cap ure.-
baltimore Herald
, 1875-09-25

a tramp arrested III New York
State the other day declared that he'd
rather loaf around on one meal per
day than 10 work for a thousand dol
lars per minute II politicians would
only be as homes. III expressing Them
selves.
, 1875-09-25

~,
GLASS AND us h'SIoEl-- I''
ran -HH5 "'l'l't says laNeii il,
connection WIN lle SiASS eA'''u,,''' ,n',,'
III japan, anu SA'h l" nt over ''Do
years Qua ah a'.'c' Nv VI We Nv ''''
III the Eco"'"''%Se fr."''''@' n. may "
read WIN interest lh'' gem 'T'''.'"
says mat rance 'o'7 l'''''''i'" II
denied to l'ailan a'' III '''' il'''''' ~
hlah'hS G'aN "''''o"-' J." ''''
century H'','N'''I E'',',',S ~ "''' man
Iac'u'tI a, l ans A'',' VI'l'',- ~ ~
p"' 10 ''1- " e '''' Il i''"i '',' '"'
u'"S"', ''''' '''' ~ ."
'S'"', - '''' 80
u'e "''','N ~, '','''
I'M u '''''', " ,''' '''''' % '' -
GENUINE va, u "'> '"'l "",'s' i-'"''
AlN- 'H4' i'''''' AF!''i'",'" ''''
s'c't' 90 ''''~' Hi"N,,e i','''' '"''S
whlch al,C' S"'' he' ''i men wr'I"'
III Go'"' l"''t are no" III 'ihc''
40 SlA>> ''a"'' ','"'l 'le>' ''hgn' count
ing sever ''''''"'lc'o''e> "I 'o"A'h2
S'AN>eS. HN'iE wear on al aNe'aHr
l-''o''.'p' p'''.'N are H'ale' A'''
'o,Voo.o" al 'he>e' ".'ed with GOOD
WINE, h"d 'nr'r way abroad together
Win ao'u -'''u''oV' empty "o,'I'>
Forty yeas az" IVV bottles cost anou'
, 1875-09-25

WUTE suits are i'll great favor at the
summer resorts than aL any other Time
since their Introduction. The ma,e,i-
ais are creamy white nansouck, Vic
tOIia lawn, and barrel muslin.
, 1875-09-25

"IF YOU dare to play marbles tor
keeps again, "said Mr. Hurllescamp Ia
his eldest bog, " I'll whip you within
an inch of your life" And then M.
Hnr,lecamp went on 'Change, and ht
ted ny hi> voice AT the call board, aud
raised hi< hand and shook it in th" air,
and got red in the face a. hr ere /:
'SixIy seven, sixty seven, Tor S9O, O,OO0
cash for July Put up or shut up!
, 1875-09-25

The times are hard, bun the South
ern papers are nobly retaining Their
independence. Says the Savannah
Netcs: a % cent melon and q dol
lar notice. We can't see it.
, 1875-09-25

\ QuErG HoRsE.-The Hartford
TjD,eS SAYS: " Mr.. !. Church, father
Of the famous palmer Of Niagara,
whose residence is al No. 621 Asylum
street, has a horse which regularly
lies down and takes an hours nap
every Sunday morning after breakfast,
the queereSt thing about it being the
tact that he never does it other days,
though he has the oportunlty 10 do so.
He seems TO have the chronological
organ Of time largely developed
He Is usually left in a certain place
back of some bank, on such toreno0nS
as his master comes down town, and
if the hour of twelve, noon, passes
without his master coming for hun,
the horse himself comes out, carriage
and all. through the alley way, and
stands in front Of the bank aS a hint
that il Is time 10 drop business and go
In dinner" There's another horse in
Hartford who never takes a drink on
Sunday. II man made the same
boaSt somebody would declare that it
Uas bpcause the saloons were closed.
, 1875-09-25

rol0r, acih the gloss and treShaeSsJ
goufH. Thin hair is thickened. fall,
.sng hair checked, and badness Often,
though not always, cured by Is
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the foIIiclcS are destroyed. o.
the glands atrophied and decayei;
but such as remain can be saved BY
this application, and stimulated in9
activity, so that Z new growth G
hair is produced. Instead of fouliHg
the hair with a pasty sediment, Il
viii keep 1t clean and vigorous. It's
Scasiouai use will present the har
rom turning gray or falling Of
md consequently prevent bal,Ine,.
The restoration Of vitality 1t gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation q dandru!f, whichb
often 50 mclcaulv and offensive
Free from those dcleterious sub
stances which make some prepare.
tons dangerous, and injurious tothe
hair, the Eigo- can only benefit, bg.
not harm il. II wanted merely h.
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing ESQ
can be fJund so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor drc, it does n@
soil white camlrir, and yet lasts
long on the HAIR, giving it a richr
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists
IOTEEL. MISS.
GOLD ~ IL LE--.-----. LE--rMl-L..
, 1875-09-25
All SORTS of Paragraphs.


without a theory
The newspapers are again hiiing up
with six.cOIumn speeches.
4 Boston woman keeps record ol
the death of sewing machine agents.
Tennessee advocates tar and fea'h-
prs as good for lying newspaper COT
-
Wherever three or four thieves are
banded Together there You may hnd
;. rife " team.
What is the difference between the
North and South Pole. All The uH-
ference in the world. I
If you haven't struck a peach PIT
and taken a fall Yet, remember 'l"'
the season is but just begun.
General Sherman can command an
army, but he can't drive yoke of
oxen, and he confesSes the fact.
Only one more month in which 10 !
hang over the gate and tell the STORY
of their sad but lasting love.
1t looks as If Mexico was 10 have
another revolution. She ought 10
have-it's a month over time now.
Tom Thumb has bought yacht,
and his riugIets wave in the breeze as
he is tucked away in his little bunk,
Paul Boyn,on now signs himself
Colonel Boynton, and Colonel Forney
will start for home right away.
Why does a duck go under the
wafer d? For Divers reasons. Why
does she go on land? For sun-dry
reasons.
To Archbishop WhateIy is ascribed
this para dox: THE larger the IN
come the harder it Is to live within 1t.
Those Harvard journalists are just
now writing pufts on "the watermelon
laid on our table by friend Smith"
Striped goods are going to he fash
ionable this winter at Auburn, Sing
Sing, Jackson, Columbus and other
places.
Grasshoppers have appeared in Al
rica in great Plumbers, and The natives
are making dried beef Of them for
winter use.
Postmasters in Wyoming are elected
honorary members of fire companies
and are selected to pass the hat III
church.
a little wart backed hop-toad will
break up a croquet party quicker than
the darkest thunder cloud that ever
gathered.
Gen. Crook hasn't had fight with
the Indians for fortnight, and he
SAYS that affair, have got TO change
OF he viii resign.
Speaking of a dumb woman in that
Stale. Missouri paper says: Her
voice l. a. silent as the suIlen roar OF
Niagara ~
- ''' o"'''i " ''' ''',,,' ~ -
years longer people VIII oesih TO :n'
aglnP That there's really some SORT ol
'yu''' mere
The la>>aF College girls must nave
quit licking Jumps OF alum, As tn"
market rerort' show great falling
off IN The demand.
Prof. Tice says that We shall have
thirteen days Of rain in October, and
now get your tubs and pals ready IT,
catch rain wafer.
The best exclamation vet offered for
the disaW earance of Donaldson and
his fellow baI!ooni-t is, that they must
have had a falling out.
\ ro,,nncrarv wonders whether
Cain and \ AbpI ever had the mumps
, 1875-09-25

| would advise you tn put your
head into dye Tub lis rather red"
>aid a joker 10 4 sandy haired girl Il
woUid advise yuu 10 put Yours into an
oven. II Is rather soft" said Nancy.
, 1875-09-25

Ny stylish yonng lady with the eloS''
"pineh back - dress on, do yon know 'hAi
every time you pass man, the horrld erea-
ture :urns around To Look at you, and laughs
and snIckeTsS
, 1875-09-25

i YONNG man, searching for his father
pig, accosted an Irishman as follows: Have
you seen a stray pig around here? 1"
which Pat responded, - Faix, and how could
tell "a stray pig from any other
, 1875-09-25

QUANTITIES of plearings, many rows
Of lu>treless braidS and iringes, are
predicted by French journals a. the
fashionable trimmings for fall and
winter dresses.
, 1875-09-25
YOTICEFOR DISTRIBUTIoN.

Only seven Pos'm.,s' ers hnve licked stamps
for Boston sine 1883
, 1875-09-25

WHOEVER coined the adage, " Riches have
wings won golden 'piniuns for himself ~
all events.
, 1875-09-25
a NJ MI Al e. IR
OF THE WALI-A WALLA COUNTY
4 ~rionl"rai society

DROPOSALS FOR RENTING THE SALOON
L PRIvEIEGF RESTAURANT, G JSFEcIIOSARY SrASIs,
&c, Will be IecsiVei through he Secretary Up %
SepteIile.r 18th al O'Clock, P n
The TrITs.-.- r.serys the ri-b. % reje~. any and
al proposals. JAMES MADIGsN
.as- --~4Ni~4s
, 1875-09-25
Largest and hest display OF Ftaiis,

T .r,sst and hest display OF Fttits, LII
by exhibitor. --------- up W
No > FLOwERs.
largest COLI etiOn Of Flowers, nom -
one garien-.---------.-- ----"-'- 'tlp- ~
Resi- collection OF House Wants SP' %
Most tasteiu ly arrar geyi t.sluet;.. mp 90
Artificial -ssnery on Fair GionndS- dip- 20
Best display of articles enumerated IN
,'liss 5. Nos. /, a 6 ; Class o. 10
>; an! Csass :. No. D, by the h'di.s
VI ant o,r,,s (,,,',,,;as .........-. dip. 90
, 1875-09-25

~ whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffering Is prevented by
their timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required Long experience has
proved them to be the safest, sUTcSt, and
best Of all the PiIIs with which the market
aOounds- by their occasional use, the blood
Is PuIlned, The cOrrUptlOns of the system eH-
PEELED, distractions removed, and the Wh0ie
machinery Of life restored to lis healthy aclV-
ity- Internal organs which become clogsed
and sluggish are cleanSed by IyeT,s rus:
and Stimulated into action. Thus lhClp!eht
disease is changed into health, the taluc y!
which change, when rcCkOned Hii N -,
muItltudes who enjoy II, can hiluif 70 -,
puted- Their sugar-cOaiIng liiihS9 mn ,.,I
pleasant TO take, and preserve ~ % that
unimpaired for any length OF tlitle' 'oI;,LIa
they are eyer fresh, and peTleCIIS IS'LaoIc-
Although searching. they are nillu, anu OpeI
ate without disturbance 10 IAe 'o--
diet or occupation .. ,r, the ,,-yanDer IN
oocb - 6oyr IN uSe them a. q + ainliI FhyaIcI
and for the following COM Pi0iii'9'
rus rapidly ~ -, or indigestion. list.
TOR D' ppc-uor. and Loss OF APpe-
-, STould be taken mOueIately 10
ti.C, .a ". }ta stomach, and restore us heaithy
tone and acuohSc hSc-,,nIsint and its various
FOR E1hf r;Iiou- Headache, sick
Ip,.t,,e JIundicc OF ssfeen siGh-
ss;tiou. COlic ana bitious e.
-. thcy should DC is-..-..f s1-.5. ~ "
'eT-- u "a correct the dlsca9ed acuOn, or
each ca=,., - 70 --T11rfi0ns which cause IT,
reInoEs Es.entery or Diarrhds, but one
IL -. Is generally Tequ.Ted-
H4IS- srheuuIsts-m- erout- GraEeE
For ...n Of Ihe Heart. Pain in
RACK and Eoins- lhey should
st1-o1,inuouslv taken, as FequHel 70 change
~. diseased action ol the y ,. sISa- WIN such
t1e ' NJ -. complaints disappear
chahse Dror,.V and DrOP<icsl Swell.
fOf 80 5siIi be taken IN large and fire.
lnSs,, 49, 10 produce the eject Of drastic
purge = large dose should In
tcI ~ produces the desired effect bv
sympathy PHI rake one or tVro t,;y,
~ d a., ~ I,J'aesrion, and relieve the stCIusgb
pIoHloltS lEioual dose stimulates the stof5scL
An y'oi- razr0re= the appetite -en,l ir,,-i,--i
ana ~ ~ --s.--un. Hence Il j. often advssVVI'
t Alss -. ,-bl.r.s no serious cerangement e,-is.a
-. rrho feels tOleraDly "eLr often finds tb.,
-. of these Pill makes nm feel decid-
e.fIy better, from - ing and reno
yating effect - 1He 7'''e apparatus.
PREPARED BF
nc. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MISS, U. s. A.
roR s.LE BY ALL DRCG5IsTs EvERYvHysr
T7FpfI.Y WARN ANY PERSON FROM PIP
-. :. -, p Lesi b. J. / STORY a.,rIr.. r.
EpsN~JE- gwen e-iLe- n i pEIl Or Mav. fs-9
- 5,--a.r anil u-itoigrs. bas t-eu scItIei -
.. -. md ~ HENRY pOD, a 10 Sas the an
'o-.z.sl aa-e-t = q. y Br-lson
WsTa Walls, s4FteDasr :, - NV
, 1875-09-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF all
arrangements in
the stomach, liV-
cr, and bowels.
They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent pUrga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
Nt-fn.flvaf- Much
, 1875-09-25
Class = Thoroughbred Cattle.

NJ p WARD, Superintendent.
No. /
Best Bull, ; years old and upwards. dip 10 90
Best Ball years 03 and under s.. Dip. % 90
Best Bull, year old ani under - Dip > 50.
Bes; Cow, year Old and upw'srj-... dip. 10 90
best Heller year oil and under - dip. 90 On
Best Calf either srN.....-.--. Dip 90 %
Satisfactory evidence Of age aud.
p,iigrrr must be furnI- he'd Ia the.
Ju3.r> before premiums are awarded
III this nuIuher
No. 2-GEAuED AND Mixed BLOOD.
Best Bull, y Oil aI! upwaT!s--- dip ) 90 90
Best Bali, year ol and IN ;cr - dip. ; 80
Bet Cow, > yrirs oil and upwards Dip % %
Fa,f cain t.lihrr dip. : 50
PSI Mich dip. } O1
, 1875-09-25
The First Annual Fair
0S IHE wALLA aALAA COENTf
4c-iculfur.il Society

- III,BE HELD AT c. 5. BUSH'S TRorTING
" PINK and Fair Grounds rltir MallA Wa.h CItS, +,
commencing on TUESDAY, October Goth, 1873, aAd
c,,r,t ir,lii.s hye days