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, 1875-02-25
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every QrOp OF the SA1SSAfAhlLLlAN hE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and juices Of the
system the vigor of lfe for it repairs the wastes
of the body with new and sound material. Scrof-
ula, Syphilis. Consumption, Glandular disease,
Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
the Glands and other parts of the system, Sore
Eyes, Strumous Discharges from the Ears. and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions,
Fever Sores. Scald Head. Ring Worm. Salt
Rhsum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms
l.. the flesh Tumors, Cancers in the Womb. and
all weakening and painful disc charges, Night
Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes of life
principle. are within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove to any person using it for either
of these forms of disease its potent power to
cure them.
If the patient, daily becomes reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arresting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from healty blood-and this the SARSAPARIL.
LIAM will and does secure.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent
excel all known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
l,.xk ! ,.k ~ orI,- r.
, 1875-02-25
DR.. RADWAY'S

SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
Has made the most AstonlshingCures so quick,
SO rapid are the changes the body undergoes.
under the influence Of this truly wonderful
Medicine, that
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight II Seen and Felt.
, 1875-02-25

CANADA APACIF1cRAILRoAD.-T The follow.
ing is special telegram to the Victoria
Colonist:
, 1875-02-25

30 OFFICE:
SEATTLE, wv. I.
The Company owns the following Quartz
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
HOG RAISING,

A hog raiser and pork packer in the
State of Iowa gives the following
statement as his experience in the
business:
''He has demonstrated to his entire
satisfaction, that after his spring pigs
had reached about three hundred
pounds they ceased to tirow with any
profit. His pigs on the first of January
weighed nearl y as much as they did
on the first of February, notwithstaud.
ing he had kept up the feeding. He ia
great advocate of taking good care
of hogs. He would never shut up his
hogs more than five weeks before he
wants to market them. His food early
in the fall was pumpkins, steamed
and mixed with middlings, the proper
tion being about one half bushel Of
middlings to forty gallons of steamed
pumpkins. His object was to develop
the bone and muscle of the hog with
out adding fat. This he continued
three months and then put them in a
close pen and fed them meal aad
middlings steamed. After shutting
them up for five weeks they gained
two pounds day until they reached
three hundred pounds and then ceased
to grow to any extent"
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the Senate the standing committees
were announced; Mr.. Bayard, expressed
regret that the minority had been al
lowed only two members on the finance
committee, in view of their numbers
and their responsibility for the legisla
tion emanating from the committee,
but hoped, IS had been intimated that
upon the return of Messrs. Jones and
Logan, members of the committee
that the minority would be allowed
increased representation. Mr.. Bogy,
Of Missouri, introduced bill for the
payment of customs duties in legal
tenders and national bank notes, &C
compauying the bill with some brief
remarks. in which he said the bill was
not measure pertaining to imitation,
but to specie resumption. Mr.. .Morril,
of Vermont, said the bill was obnox-
ious and a violation of the solemn
pledges of the government. The Sen.
ate then adjourned until Monday. The
House was not in session.
Mr.. Bayard is on the following com
mittees: Finance, Private Land Claims,
and Engrossed Bills. Mr.. Salisbury
is on Post Office and Port Roads and
Printing.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
HOlstein or Dutch Cow.

| The Hoistein breed of COWS are now at
| oractinS mucn attention in various part;
OF TINS continent from their wonderful
| mllking qualities. They are natives of
| the north OF Germany. large, heavy cat
| tle, OF compact form, making, when fat
.ened, excellent beef, and being also good
| workers. They have been grown in
| holland for generations with special re.
gard 70 Their milking qualities. In that
country they are invariably black and
"hlte; put N their native Dutch they
are round OF various colors. The quality
OF the milk of the Holstein ia such az
hts lt well for the cheese-maker the
gIobuie5 being small and uniform in size
,Lihe Lhe sklm-milk is of very blue tinee.-
Inc butter made from the cream possess
'es great lasting qualities. Several IN
stances are on record, and are well au
thenticated, where cows of this bread
have given large quantities of milk. One
COW Is certified to have yielded an aver
age OF eighteen quarts day for ninc
months.
A heifer owned in Chemung Co..NY
gave, after her first calf, fifteen quarts
day for nine months. Aniustance is also
recorded where Holstein have ~ pounds
tor ten consecutive days, of milk that
yleided 80 OF cream. The record of
helter belonging to Stock Breeders' Az
sociation in New York State, shows that
a.ter her first calf, she gave for twelve
days, 1905 pounds; for the nelt month.
May, 1917 pounds; Jane, 52.lS pounds:
July, 81 50 pounds; August 52.12 pounds.
September, Il pounds: October. S3l7'
November, 2.70 pounds. being an aver
ag per day for the seven months and a
half OF close apon 45 pounds. Her feed
was, for tie first month, simply hay with
three pecks Of turnips daily, and after
ward pasture and two quarts Of corn
meal. After October l, four quarts of
mixture of oats, corn and shorts. and
one-half bushel of roots were fed Can
ada Farmer
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

THIRD TERM.-It is curious to see
how widely journals differ in regard
to that passage in the Presidents mes
sage wherein he says this will be tine
last annual message / shall have the
honor to send to Congress befose my
successor is chosen." The Philadel-
phia Ledger says that with these
words General Grant puts the final
extipguisher on the third term" On
the other hand the New York Tribune
saws of the passage that cit is no with
drawal. 1t leaves him there a candidate;
as much a candidate as before the
conventions had spoken; as much as
before his letter of withdrawal, in
which he declined denomination.
unless it should come under such
circumstances as to make it an
imperative duty candidate who has
never so much as 'murmured win
never consent,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

A New DRAMATIC SrAR.-A European
correspondent writes From the 4nqlo-
american Times | take the following "On
Wednesday afternoon an American girl,
Miss Beatrice Strafford, made her debut
at the Gaiety, on the Strand, in Juliet,
and her success was quite marvel. The
play itself was admirably acted by Mr..
Hollingshead's fine company, but none
of the old stagers were better than the
handsome American. She was simply
perfect, and throughout showed rare ease
begun a very brilliant career" One
London critic in his ecstacy of delight
goes so far as to say She is a better
Juliet than any that ever graced the Lon
don stage respond with a repetition
-Fire rimericdine
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
The Court Of Inquirer May Adjourn

"' N""re UT T"4"1foH -u"y NnJUuIH
CHICAGO, Dec. o. Generals Sheridan,
Hancock and Terry, composing the
Court OF Inquiry appointed at the re
quest of General Babcock TO consider
the question raised in the prosecution
of the whisky cases at st. Louis, affect
ing his reputation. met at the Palmer
House at noon to-day and decided
that the court should hold an open
session. Major Gardner, the recorder,
stated that on account of the lack OF
witnesses nothing could be done to
day, and the court accordingly al
iourned until noon tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

Asa w. Kennedy, stock drover.
was robbed of $500 by two highway
men near Adrian, Mich, on Wednes-
day night. He was also seriously in
jured by the robbers.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q BAL
l. TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 90 1sT5

NOVEMBER %. 1875.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, :. 90,
$40, 800, 9.52, 1890, a. m. 2OO, 40, 720 $50,
2. IN.
Philadelpnla and New York, l.3l, a. m. !;
Il. IA. l2.37, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. l2.52.
9.05 a. N. $50, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, II 50, 1.5j. 90,
a m. 1885, Les, $50, 7.lO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 500, d.9o. $50. a. m. LIS, $40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, s. 90
990, q. m $40 D. IN.
Delmar and intermediate station 500, $50,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
philadelphia and intermediate stations, sic
g. m, L IS, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.S1, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, 1.5S
3. N.
For further information passengers are re.
ferred 70 the time tables posted at the depot.
H y. KENSEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
HOTELS.l
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE. DELAWlRE.
JOHN W. GRAY, PROPRIETOR

This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors. who will find at it all the
accommodations OF a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
and is one OF the mo. pleasant and deligbtfni
places in the State for .ycursions or pic-nics.
Inc house is kept in the Sest style, the bal
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
matt drinks, and table supplied witt. the sub
stantials and luxuries OF tine market. ExcuI
slonists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
is respectfully solicited.
ly22 II J. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10

assortment OF Harness. Saddles, Brides, Col.
lars, Whips, Blankets, Fly Nets, Combs,
brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Valises,
Shawl Straps, and everything generally kept
made of the Best Material. and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Single and Double Har.
ness made to order in the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
REPAIRING neatly aad promptly DONE
Trunks sent for and CeiIyered. Give us
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
WE4THER REPORT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-1 4. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

For the Lower Lakes Middle and
Eastern States, rising barometer,
slightly cooler, northwest winds,
cloudy and clearing weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
H4RDWARE, dc.
VIM. GREEN q CO..

S. +. COR:.THIRDakiSHIPLEY STS.,
Have always on hand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars of all szes Band, Hoop and Slit Iron /;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger Shapes, Gal.
yanlzed and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes. Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax. Bolts, Clips, Nuts. Washers,
Malleable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets, Rattinett, En-
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
wed Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &C., &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham
mers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths'
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &C.
All OF which will be sold at very low prices,
wholessl and retail for cash or approved
credit mAr2 1861
The daily gazette., 1875-12-10
WILMINGTON. DEL, FRIDAY DECEMBER TO- 1879
STATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


A
Demoer
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The daily gazette., 1875-12-10


GNAT1J RUBB Secretary
thefe
n
whereof OF
Su.T\ Dover. this Sixth Al
o
, 1875-06-02


Tic Gentleman. Magazine Haya.thst Docacc!o
once intended to be lawyer, aud ulenttp Il other
Authors ia aumo Way ASSOCIATED With tho legal
"petralch uas q law student--ana an idto
one-at bologna. Goldini, till ho turned stroll
lug playor, wa+ al adyoea'e A. fenlce. Mesabta-
Tssao aud Ariosto boil. stIdlod Ian Ut pAdua.
lotltl-., WAS d3ctor of la". sohiElor Was = lar
student for tMo yehls before tnkiuE 70 medicine.
Guekhe wus reut to l.riI,eic. aud ucino to Bum,
to STUDY iutiapEutteure, Uh!aud was nract'c~
iag advocate, mud held port ~ slie Ministry
q Justice At Stuttgart. IleseFs vas ,aW stu-
poe.a, belonged to a faulty Of lAwyess; H.
cinoxv, Tho Hungarian poet and orea.or OF his
country'a literature, studied law At kaschAu.
Cetnet'a waR an advocate, h!d tue son VI m
advocate. Fnltalrs Wus, for 4 timo, IN tho eslice
Of pIouuteut. CHANGER WAS a 6tndeAt ot the
tnner Temple. Qosar III thought 70 haYe
a.udisd Inv i It has been alloxed tnas ho waa
Chief JuHllso Of tLe Common Pleas, Nicholas
N,He studied for Tho Lar. Coapor VICE srtscle1
10 an attorney, called tu tho Bar. aud appointed .
cotnnlss ouer OF Dsnksupls. Butter was CLERK
h y Justice Vt tho psace. rha profess. .onnf 6ott
need no. 10 st4tud. Muogo wAs ! student u
lAa Middle Temple. 0rav. until ho HrMluHed,
Tue office af . lawyer Vt Edinburgh. Lo,Rfel'
low, = lawyers nou, spent some yea1s!u TUG
ri = .c,,yepeg. There IL no need 10 !u.i.rse tAa
fancy that bLAkauesre may hRyn bce1 y Law
sltrk, OF to suggest llas uanta might h.pe beeu
Undue nced BY : 1os'lcnes st tho great egal uni.
ser.!ty OF B1logua. hut there u 4lothes lls!
lsrlkins!y to tho puSposa-shs lung tat Ut efesi
ANse!s who, hye Cicero Sr Thomas Aoro. Lotd
Bolnerr, Bsuckatone sud BIZ Willan Jones. hAvs
found aittatlou Mia the lluses no impsdlmen
- LhsE marriage With tue lAT."
, 1875-06-02
Southern District Of New York.
m THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE,
NOTICE. tlif SALE.

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sch sails anl made tha! caaseJ ~ fns
ihs No9tbssn Pscluo lt.lItu.d EnnpanJ IN aud
h .a Ill e
purchasers, ttn siunla tottrtr snd shall b. per
puusI bath IN law aut eqatty Ak1;ass ~ sad "Fu
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iotars1 aud 4xsat sMd sssr7 ths deteAdAhts In
essA 1Sa =. sau!t, Ut Fod'psioa In s4d prs,40s aud
1a sast Il lie u tho s.la Ths North.
P4etto Kailru4d COMPANY Of r. fstaad, eIup.
u :a.s Wis sa parshsss
ri i ID y ts g. q
Ut tu aad thsn outstanding 10 tbs psaatllun VI shp
tuspue i've tulurs.ls nt suo4 taudh.ldsrs.
.daas.' I'D a:o,s, si :. IL It I'D .ss o
thl.,.. :h p.s y s,a .,sts hs sa .! % a. ls*' r..
salo; and VII siay days th.rsas r. en hnAi eon'
II n.lA s4ls ky tht Court and a. lhs 4ssssts
Ut hs aeed. thsrtur. ths halaacs ~ c.ah pts.idaa
x9xp bunds, Nhcn may hAfa basn s44etlusa " tbs
Court may s saasu ~ cast. eara oad IL sueh casa ~
i" ts.rn pu., t.s sash *H snss. :. w"9 .,aa.! hs
Nav tasfefoe. In ruuaaes Of ihs rio'lslons o! tho
ass!s: # iii q. aus ,s .ss Gss, + sh;
VI lns Cuatsn fiuase. ~ tss ttty nf Nsx YORK. "n
1.t M"a4.1 Of Ansa.t ts st y ssso.S r. nv1, ~ ~
81 ssle = Shave E.ss,;s;;'!s't,;i, v +. H:sr's
f"AD sslisi..f s ~ sai II osan.s 10. oempl.la.a.s.
, 1875-06-02

Nothing 30 well symbol'zoa til. ooonomIoal
habits OF Continental Europa, snd sspecislY
Francs, - tho pot au ,(tu. Th!a I. al itou put
k9. aqstsnt!y simmsf'9g upon n It, tue a1e. .u,o
remnants of food whio!, In this country arc
.hrown away, Our people, ~ thsit m.an!neaat II
wky Of doing thtrEs, never stop to considot bow
much uu.timent heres even tu well-plc.ed
bopes OF IN ), aa atoaks, mutton chops.
ribs OF boef ~: >, ,lutton. atc. All these, aud
many th,nga beside, arc put into tho pot au srt,
water, seasoning. and fragrant herba ase
slasd ~ required, aud ll.a constant 4m.
mprpg--a solvent for evon tho toughest Of
To,.n beol-cxtEacts aSeEy particle OF msstow
even, aud tho bones come out - clean aud Hh!ts
~ II they had boon bisachsd for ycars In tho
k,,n. Among tLo common psopIe more than hslf
tba nutriment for The day comes from tho pot au
ftu, aud It sny member Of the family oomea
homo a. au unusual hour hungry, Il affords u
ali t.Eaes 4 meal ~ once warm and wholesome.
rlis e1rlai, low, ~ Mr. Hugh Mcculloch tolls
~, tho IL, 001, eGO Of France could llve on 1hat
the 4u QQ,, 900 OF America throw AHAY. and when
~ ooaslde1 tho ~rstched cocker! that ,ptsvA!ll
In this country, It IL not too much to affirm that
they could. ltva quite n vail " do eur f4uars
and day !ahole1s.
, 1875-06-02
LEGAL.
HOLDRIDGE O. COLLINS,
.ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
s. E. Corner Westinghouse. and Fifth-av.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
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EIuAtf t3QEt. IN <s1t eQcA
AY ta specified Ia aAld nptcs ~ tls t!a therein
To receive aad eeeclHt fnr tbs purchase 'noasy
Ard 10 make. gkoeulS aeAutwsedks aad dsl'0r dscJ
an.l = saeh uens.s ths sens. 20 s.ld ard II
Vi INTEREST," xhtt 4nd oulst Of feashptlua u
t4Il X&i&u H. Enux hstta aud AAslkas tastau AAd
al othess c!salnE uE tu elAla tho :aAs " through os
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thtt tGs ttlsnx truH es1Ey auca taa s1a
Appae1, sat sAtsy rho uApenAs talteo!. lnclud
iax ct!tn.s!n o' tss coat npon ~ ts"'. A,puu4s
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with aerIst u pei csnt per anlaA al made.
il epy, VI tasas Aststsents TAtes In any
4thsshs to ptuIset Y. security ~ SAID Ttus Dssi
u1as tiorsoe. Tbs surplus. II aus, to sAta %tlll4m
bova mats tn tsJmsu u ths !uoui spi tnis Vt
Sas.cs II Il s.s saa sasa dstsal: hss so
p1iod of hAn en da,s, aud tho t.u 4ttli tsnals
aus and unpaid. sud App!tcAtIn hAa bfsn ada y tho
uudeEa&tf4 " t4s psfa0n opil ln 10 n Ast
s4s Of - A,o eId pIpa.es unast ~ yowss ot s4s
inst. on Asua.y, tho 4sth da} p Jan. u Is;a VI IL
.esek by tssRaau o. sail ds, :! ths soui9Hs.t
ass ri ssss i IT, 81
lion o Washington aud 1Ahails .trsets II sAd sltJ th<
uudss!su. T!usIss. VII! sp II pnelo auetlun g tu
ushet bdsF Tor e4ah thu Ai9fstAid psaras With lbs
t.n,. ta4 nsAt: tasfsst Il! Z. Il. ;,t.,s
10 ~ /. ~ sy sa 1sstsuaa Es,as. hs VIZ. shslt
hairs and Astx4s therein, 4ld al 9TH estmut Of te
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p4tsA CsS4xo, IL. Jaas l. 1s7t-
, 1875-06-02


s.,. tho petrnA Fpst of Asonlay: "1tt' refresh
,.s ,h..c Inns ID Learn Of roato on wlh vessel
,,or+rty IL ,A,ing Ell en'cs communication 10
r.,sn,,ra1 tspcr complains of w!nt Ii ternieI thn
.,.,mloat monopoly on the lied Rtser. It s1reaf'
H." cAnadian steamers not permitted to ply uE'1
a.. 1mertteu tuttton Of tho Ied River, although
s.riau boa,a arc, anl tho lastar potRc's The soo
.ht RI eayyylt,s bonded tn1ttia frnHs, which they
e." e. Il ihe rails NJ t3.t0 Ter le0 flan 3nIicsG
10 winneIt attanrs u. faef q "" .ts rs dr,,,,s ns
Sa.o 81 hat. IT, arc ssii to b. ei.aring thc'r co-t
~ srr times orr eHcll aeaaon, for hn ffnnrsstAkt
i've sx nys to nfs sno t sn .. ~ % lnstss in,. - a
!"sh LOW ,rhls rtpro ets tlnGo 10 3.a,GN l'tr trr,
s-e IS net har IL take. Hurry M tho l,'pr"Ft
ns tn OH lin o1 and Wl<eosln lttstrs n nraer tha;
.nnr ri n,,r Ussnt ttnf n>y fri inErr IN tha !hn
Tile Detroit Free t,rra' h1ates ,lint the Hniia
ii.ohesH 1ctsnnl from Tic wr'rk q te prep !;sGnK
In S.t1r.lay. ih"ir wtc"ki,h tac Mnne' iak".
iertc,i iii reyrra tons If hat. 70 !. atti strap irun
s.trn IRON tho wrtk. They Will return ~ tue utcoK
r. Tusslsy. The III noal,u ]lcs IN nx"et'S 3hs r. m
"a ton tle was Il, lsht iA ut' la re GU IL ner
In i !, undt, turltd tHg s,h1 't;an-!'up las
I'm ~ tho rercGc uf tl 1tk Fls"Ir. rins A. Es!te
e,".n,e Lilo, with cafgs ai ~. t'r ch!eiGo. SUB
iii 10 taken 70 that rTt with rrEeaeu.
nAy CTR.
rha la1,.cr Kane, having A1oarA about 800 ba1A Of
.,t vhi, Man lniag lrattlerrea tn thu rror bar1-
scn At The mouth IF The rtYe,. snk during tic HH
s,,uttisy night. Tho oea Ut sat amount" to 'oa.
II IN thought That the III q irolen ia two, Aud 1t
ii nj Of lin u" r.,t FREE jiA+ 4 hat 'IIs bat
Ts.r;:a clear d. Saturday, foe TnAawansla WI, ~
fIeirhs. Tnr Uarta was chartered, !'IHlmr Bis GtJ
taC,ing,. After ehe !natesl tho tli! Ter, III
forxr,j ur C4,,lan ttat tho lumber wla 70 10 T.
ri t.rtles and thes ws!cl hf'o II 60 tn T'smaiha
viii thu cargo. II. Fepfir'l that IL aF1:a "on W
vs naa 81. uni tho suirlcrn wess oSlce' to autent
III. Ca,isluB ttEIls.
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Epsc1NF UAPhtA % 1Rf EHs'Ty6 7T7E 'HFs
ronr 1IunuH, Mici.., jnua l.-iAssEn Daw*-ProI
Tayc,iy S4uitac, AlE,a 0lunroc, Y. y. Vain n,
.ort, Trader und barScs, Gordon Campbell and cop-
rot., Ustar Towntcnd and cunsor. II. III ttind and
conso1', II. v. salto; seLrs Dells 1lsnsco. Mercy.
Amelia.
pAsrp Up-r1ors Toledo st. Joe, Irindfrite and
lErgtE. lnrIii Blnt ati 1afgct ara Nl tca. ]anfs
N.dr, L.r4uer, Ctn.cl.3.un, G4uUh4Ics, Sothi Que
ont.,. ~
WlNp-Sasith. tight.
M,-A1nLh-FILp.
lonE IluHoN, Mich. Junn 1.-t':31 r. 'n.-row.'-
Props Argy,r, ~ tper Or and barEr', S.w f1rS, nnL
larxta tG4r. HIEuu, l.. &. II nnrts, dolt:n ftulc.
Ur--prufA lu1hta1i, ttIil Siets,lant H,tn.t, aud
eonso1t, Porter, CA.lnIerlatn a&d barYoa; sGlaa
3tan.4nila. CAIucrou, EdtShy.
MIND -Soutu, fronu.
WEATlfEn-fInp.
Tar xcns Thuislta tain, which wont ashore Friday
ru tue ned II usHc 1.lAn1 reeaAcl to-day Ly TIC
tux lTjLd.t Vile,
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This shown the expenses to havo been vary nearI "
bslcl utl.l laHt Sur tbs Ircu pa!d w1s tartly uru
tlau tu@t, ailtl ultesa ltsas
SHORTAGE AND orEArLru,
We learn that our grain mcn h4ys contributed to
nl.se to pay tho expensrs Of carrying tho Seymour
Darlington grain cass, on which Judge Aorgun rer-
dercd Ill adverse doeiaIou to tho Court of Appeals
and that tlo caae will 60 tlieEe for final judgment.
Tho yes.cl men cl.itu th,t whon thoy Do tyer less
grain tHn the ILL Of aJing calls for tic c0e }necs
demand ray fur tug dil!e.euee aad - vessels n,ly
aboula tho Slrgo BY chants i, nyerrun - r4ra
ii stalks. We Will wits to tho shfplesh
but IL tat tic vessel receives freight wnat so Do
lyefs, hut never rant for tts oyerplus. There y
c1se tn lluint ut tns port n,w. Ths achr Maabllou
toi on Il Toronto, fEonl The Grant Trunk Hallway,
!enethng over ooo Gl 81 o.s tur aies1rs: lsxln 4
found hut tne luI tte!!rertd oytr w bt more
tl4n her bill Of hiding called fur. Capt. 6herWoot Of
Ito 8cluontg, III occor1ance With tho elston demands
ID tho cash psice Tor tue W hn Q! oats; but tne
Era!n did not leluny to tho veske!. aud that fusiaAe
Lad been maids In t4iyiug-GsEfUo Palladium.
buHuntE3
EaJinaw Bay aud Lake Huron arn covered With
tnukc. cnNfca by foscet nrcs raging al s!"ng tAe
tlores The scow 31ara, which seust!ed At the
ller II Nina Mo roat to Esreht hcr going to pieces
has arrived ii Tort Huron and gone Into drS.locx fos
repal.s =, THO Quebcn DaIsl Of Ttade IL about Il
relion thu Government to erect telegraph llhe from
1sluco Edward Isl. nj to Asglal.n lsllLa aud u!rd
locks, WitlA siaw 70 suyltg ils, asss!in1 Hraska'
It lhc Dominion H. suPI oEt tho petition. The seh1
William D. Q1lvl, 1alicil With ttnto from Montreal
AMI tho prnt1 d. H. tEu leu, vasu Ut Last Nn,s
tsround atoYe uruekyie, ual4us, wlA lighters sous
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prosperity Of Dakota hppliea equally 10 that pos-
lint Of Nebranla lying opposle to tito Cduntles
river tltc country Il much moso brokou tl,1n Oil
i,Ia Int tho eoii h, think, nosr!v. II not 1uitr,
a. gpoh. Having no ral!tcad, tlley ara compelled
to TO tursher tos market fot their grain:
i. Il. G.
, 1875-06-02

o.1-,n,trs wers At work sstterd'y building l",lk.
ht.a " !. thn;trht thtt rho II nov tho way 10 ths
,o1t ,oat for q f.+sn,'a ,,t.u,.
.HTrtr' ,fuj,o t.-'rld hcbr David Vance. With
-! for fht nrt, ran nshorr miles hd,' Of sht"y.
fo, hi, uo,n.ua in fog. Tags hAro Bons 10 Assi't