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Summer Beverages.

4 refreshing drink is often Graves
by those who are obliged to worI
out in the sun during the heat o
summer: and there is little use in re
sorting to intoxicating liquors 70.
this purpose, for they inaame instead
of cool the system, and increase in
stead of decrease the desire for drink
A great quantity Of cold water is al
so undesirable, because it is apt Il
chill the system too suddenly anC
produce summer complaints, and tb'
stomach also Graves some aromatic
stimulant which will increase its Wig
or. In many farm houses a barre.
Of hop beer mingled with aromatic
herbs and roots is frequently made
during the summer season, and the
laborers are allowed to drink plenti'
fully Gift. Such beer contains very
little alcohol and is refreshing and
beneficial. 1t can be made by every
housewife by boiling oae pint ofEops
in three gallons Of water, adding 10
it n tablespoonful Of essence of
spruce or Of sassafras, etc, to flavor
it, and three quarts Of molasses;
when lukewarm, turn in one teacup-
ful Of yeast. Let 1t ferment over
night, and next morning cork up the
jug tightly or bottle it, tying in the
cork with stout Irvine. 4 large
quantity eau be made If desired, and
a ten or fifteen gallon Jug filed with
it, and allowed to ferment for TWEEN
ty-tour hours: then put in the bung
and draw it with a faucet. Such a
beverage will have a far better effect
upon the stomach than enormous
draughts of water, or rum and wa
ter, as it contains a slight tonic and
produces q stimulating effect upon
the system. But among all the
stimulating beverages which are in
use, there are none superior to those
which are made out Of ginger with
the addition of lemons, etc, and
there are few persons who do not
like ginger beer and find it very re-
freshing, while it is easily prepared
either as a beer or in powders.
To make ginger beer, take of Race
ginger root, well pounded, four Gun
ces; of cream tartar, three ounces;
mix them together and add eight
lemons sliced very fine, and five
pounds CT either white or brown su-
gar. Pour over them FIVE gallons of
boiling water, and let it stand until
milk warm, then add one teacupful
Of yeast poured onto a slice or crust
Of bread, and let it ferment twelve
hours, covering the whole liquid
with a cloth, if il is in a bucket; but
if in a keg, let il stand fourteen hours
aud ferment through the bung-hole.
Then bung it up tightly and in two
days it will be I'll for use. If allow
ed to ferment in q bucket, bottle in
twelve hours, filing the bottles only
two-thirds full, and fastening the
cork with strong Irvine or wire. In
two days it will be fit to drink and
foam like cream ale, while the flavor
is truly delicious. 1t is An excellent
plan to make a keg-full Of it and keep
on tap, but very tightly closed. 1t
should be placed in an ice-housc or
the coolest Of cellars, because it is
apt to become too pungent and sour.
II this occurs, more sugar can be adj
ded to each tumbler of the beer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-26
sr.,t Corn the Year Round.

You NAV have sweet corn on your
table the year around by following
these directions Shave from the
cob, then put il a stone jar or other
earthen vessel impervious to light,
beginning with about half an inch OF
salt in the bottom of the jar, then
pack closely from three TO four
inches of corn; then another layer of
salt from q quarter to half an inch,
and so continue until you have
reached the top OF the jar, where you
VIII put about D inch Of salt; then
cover the jar with anything that
VIII keep out the dirt. Soak the
corn IN cold water a short time be-
fore using.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-26

Neuralgia

Guy Thorps, Of Virginia City, is
Just recovering from an attack Of
acute neuralgia. Formerly be was
quite pretty, but be is no longer.
When the neuralgia struck him, and
he was clappiag his hands, now upon
his right ear now upon his left, then
dropping bis ears TO nurse his jaws
and rock to and fro, his wife, and
half q dozen lady acquaintanees,
who knew all about neuralgia, be-
came physicians TO poor Guy and be-
gan prescribing for him. They bath
ed his head and face in %chloroform,
which proved to be like fire to his
flesh; and when be still howled and
made frantic grabs at the pain where
ever it made itself manifcst-wheth-
er in jaw, eye, ear, COS or temple
they tackled that spot with iodine
and q small brush and painted it.
When they could find no new places
to paint they vanished his face over
with collodion then they had done
all they could think of that was good
for neuralgia. Presently the cheeks
and in fact the whole face of the pa
tient began to swell at q frightful
rate. As the swelling in his face in
creased his eyes gradually receeded,
until each looked like the window in
the back Of a ten-pin alley. The
skin now began to crack open in the
places where the iodine had been ap-
piled, so, 10 order to keep out the
cold, the ladies applied little tufts of
cotton to each ear. Before this he
bore a striking resemblance to the
spotted boy" exhibited last summer,
but when they had stuck him fall OF
cotton the most hardened Kanaka in
the city would at once have fallen
upon his knees and began worship
ing him, believing that be had before
him one Of the Sandwich Island
! O01s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-26

A widow, being cautioned by her
minister about flirting, said she knew
it was wrong for maidens and wives
to 0irt, but the Bible was her author
ity. 1t said widows mite.n She
was flirting awfully at last accounts.
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Nep Advertisements.
Miscellaneous
JOHN F. BLYMYER.
DEALERIH
Hardware, iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS. &c, &c

The following is a partial LIST of goods in Stock: Crpenters Tools.
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Irons ) Dies, &c, Black
smiths Goods, Bellows. Anvis, Vices, Files, Hammers, &c Saddgv
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Hames, Buckles, Rings, Bits and Tools
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and RaEOrs, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painters Goods, a full stock. White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paintsi oil, all colors,
Varnisb, Turpentne, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, japan Dryer, Walnut Stains,
&c. Window Glass Of all sizes and glass cut TO any shape. The best Coal
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprises
very elegant styles. DhstOns Circular, Mu!4v and Cross Cut Saws Mil
Saw Files cfthebest quality. Poreeain-ined Kettles. Handles Of all kinds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-26
ISHOVELs. FORKS, SPADES, AEKE S.

Mattoeks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Seythes, Sneaths, Sledges, Mason Hammers,
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts Of all sizes. Looking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wrngers, Meal Sleeves, Door Mats, Baskets,
Tubs Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay PuIeys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steeyards Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
~ Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything
in the Builders line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder aud Safety Fuse, &c, &c,
The fact is, keep everything that beongs to the Hardware trade. | deal
exclusively in this kind of goods and give my whole attention to it Per
sons who are building, or any one in need Of anything in nv line, viii fud
it to their advantage to give me a call l viii always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. / thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
No, 3, "BAER'S BLOCK
Apr. IA. JOHN F. BLYMYER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-26

cou.Tsl tLem 4Ie t--lllrr .. tt
gems, Of gi classes. G--il'i-.a- ts 'ar'.
CHERRY PECroEiL VIII aui l1ts rya
cure The affecting t-oua pi Ole
ltuI-s bey0ui any s.heI meIie ~. r.
dangerous affections 0f tie Pu'is0. r
Weld % its power; auit cases ot COusaIaltion'
cu.ei by this preparation. asc public
80 remarkable as hardly % lie believed. u.
they not proven beyond dispute. As -.l
4. s adequate, GA which tie Pa1ie msF
for full protection. By curing Coughs. Oh.
/ f0reruuuers Of more serious disease. i- saves u-
numbered lives, AMI ON amsuut Of suffering .i
s. be c0mpa.el. Il challenges trial. ana coz
Tinces Ito NOS sccptical. Every family Shouts
keen it on hand as Q protection against tle -
ml uuperceivet attack Of Palmourr aa
tons, which are easily met NJ first. bui WH,-
become incurabie, AMI too often afal, d re-
iected. Tender lungs need tais defence; ard Do
s. unwisc % be without t. As q safeguard 60
children. amid the distressing diseases wl.,l
beset the Throataud Chest of childhood, CHEEEl
PICTORIAL Is invaluable; for, By its Timely u-s
multi,udcs are rescued from premature graves
aad saved to the love and affection centred o.
them. IL acts speedily and surely against lr-f
nary colds. securing sound and health-res-1lls
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Iuhu-
enzq and painful Bronchitis, when they kI3F
how easily they can b cured,
Originally the product Of long, iabsrl0us, aE.
successful chemical Investigation, no cost 0. ,a
is spared in making every bottle 60 the u-r
possible perfection II may be confidently
upon as possessing all the virtues it has erf
exhibited. and capable Of producing cu-e .
memorable Is the greatest il has ever cfcc,eL
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Even the LATEST boy can sometimes
catch q whipping.
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PREPARED by

PREPARED By
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD BY All DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEEE
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Grateful Thousands pr0cIainTr
,ersOn can take these Bitter

VigoTant that ever sustained thu sikh.
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according to directions, and remGili,
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
strOyed by mineral poison or Ct--
means, and vital organs wasted bsyC1i
, 1875-10-06
MINOR MEETINGS,
THE NINTH WAlln.

meeting Of the Democrats of the Ninth
Ward WA held Last evening In Kinca1e's Hall.
2io Bsuo 1s'and a7enuo, for tho purpose Of or
Ranizug an Opposition Club for tho campaign,
]. Z. Dalton was eeoted temporary Chairman.
aud J. 7. da1fney temporary Secretary. a com.
'nittea Of dvo chosen u nomluaa permanent otcers
repaired "a fulluws: President John comisky:
.isst Y'en-lFes!dcntt William Casper; second vice-
1rrssiaent. rr's. Tetnr.n; sesr"tsry Otto shrt;
nFo uo'nm!ttea Vas aprolnssa: t1rst prseAct,
M!chael Ford; tourta, ilrnTy n1oyes E1ta u. + h.
nenxe H1th, JoAu BtnIly; Seventh. i. GpnuctY:
Elgltat Michael hyan; Ninth, L. Ii. talaar; Tsutl,
satne hall lhs tnrettlIg adjourned.
TIE EUaMolULlTAkB,
mo meeting of "UesInops tu i4aya been hold lat
esouns ~ nut eosua ~ head, owing 10 tho rain
stotHl' u was not 10 ba ttpsccd that III such Je-
H8o&s that Of last evening Tie re1ue member Of lhe
uoshopotan Club would venture out Aud Asyy ihrir
!n,aags naaEas tsathcts d'saSnfet by thu luut aud
fa,a tas msn|a;y, 9|a'y ~! .soas ss,sn eight Il
ihelt sa!ta and health for The good Vi Tho party.
Among thtsa Wefa Massrs. Wash ficgtnu. Den1sn v3n
1io!sil. T. Gardner, Htess Kehoe, Of 1Anoui. AID.
toivy. 4Aa A1chael 0esry. TtIese, after tartak.
a0 o. haadry posatlons Of Cosmopolitan lwyersxrs tn
s laeseses M a1atns4 tle bad OBJECTS OF tho weather
an IL ooti 1Lta Il w. o*Ias asc, 1n1 b. e1sss
Thy meeIna uaul next weak sod 10 ad1ouFn 10 Fusxs
aaloon to Va ths Iscason Of The RItfnms Ganrs ~
rsHtrd 70 tls la CAAftas eect!on which Naa esnais
dining tbs eytnnH. oua Of the C1smons hsrtnv ON.
70 oea"s to pump The Judges sud telegraph hs resut
, 1875-10-06


';,'s" 'rc r III. acrn"nn f'r h"tc-' meme; aud trr
c"'Hty IL a""l l"r lho h,rf"ri:y for HAjr.
4 EHAw
FIsttAY H. f}rt. 4.-I4s. yfar tim brfnnsr.ta r..
ID thrir Mayor hy ~ n,nIr$. anl riote !ts, G.. r,
| nstra vrry r7pl1ar IstrIjt.. N. s!-:ssI e'r.tn,
Ta ,ch n tht' rity t'tH f"r f'erk and The lt";.,
| full vote. ''
DEMocRAr1o MEE.1Ha At yAx wrnr.
VAN WEAr, f,ct. 4.-TIu HIM. +, 81; Ha.t,r. RI 1I
n'ia sdtIrr.a.l large Dunrc,.ti meeting ht,1 =,
Melod7o 1lall 'hsa essius, /, eug h.a INT sp+ ee
IkHtA. o.. net. 4.-Jud,s Witsn., the fa,~rn1 e.n
n1t,c ~ i"hHrr't IN tins l-trirl in 1k9 wilt air ft
,"r % republican prnctes nj the uty. y.I.lI tu-muf1or
SENATOR SHERMAN IT ko"r:t bloomfield.
| .tnlaH AL'0HffELb, o.. Il t, a-Ii,lt rf!!a;,e in
hat.n'a; ami yet hnarly ri t.4o btrc nres.n, ct
.e.ttnll @ tl",aran n+tln7 l'-s' 10 dry. Fft ht.ore
t'e tr.s s.S,a1s, SSs'e rs,,.s as e,t',n s.s M fr
.n".sn motto ia fa.es We fras: In Allen W. hit,
slr, s'irh ~ reeotvtd viii great atl .n,c. srns.r
.. hls excellent Aid c'nYiri1Y st.e he's II" t.s,k IN
w ~ tn 6" 10y. AlrnA harA1ucs and ana'ylta Il, greatly
currency 4neetit1' and ianrl II fur n,, llour iu
~" .nH 'ns'rrs''t aty1r. uther SPEAKERS f.,.lnxoi
oInrp T,t .no o11 .na ohnr 1ne'cns until t.cary
w fns nr!y m election dsJ th.t viii as,unsh ani
no11oand the ttserrsry.
wopIronp-Ew1So.
HisM!xGInS. O,t tr,. <.-1hc fmlsth dtt4tc h.
Nsth Ho"dfpr and Ewing terk E!ars l4r. ,t,.1n; in
shs fr'ehre Of attoat Is0 1pu!c. EwiuN ma 10 u
Ihs q @Hnrspn ns eateA III" Nepui,aha AZ tucY iii
ieel W. Fe'orl h too ldy ko n,a,4 tts liz, inn
deroAttJ Of hih opponent. '
TIE IL uLT In uDSd CUttETY Er.f. 4tr Il r,pt =, !,
cniIL1, oTHE O.. Oct. t-Ii.nry Clay u 1T ssrlrod
.!on ii L,9, aonlerry ills cnun,s teInurrox c,crn%.
Esrry day II crca4sd the prt1l.eis for Tic tuh;a.
ticket. The Democratic nrenRs Arc Istlrly VT, tcd
and tho cur,at IL setting stronger ssalrs. .hc re.
will au, prise .'ase Tn William I,nn,cusey. T.ms.
IL s.rong I'm y, essIon that Lr will Lsyu dlllcul In
carrying tho CIT MY 1t aEl.
fovE.Arp. o., oct. s.-At ths Dstnoc,a atic 1nuss.
meonR hare 10 dv, about 2rao 1*rs'1r inelutl,a4
S"Irn St,,aa aud 4 ci wcIs 1Is'ns The ian. y v.
grecnhack-1ntl o,i, fr. yoorhe~x' rsnit .tln tner
~ ss ''s'' g. 4 f St,s. T.; r. o1''s a a.. i, l. ' IT,
sss sa til, Es?ss ys IT, :"s f,,.,. e ~ @ asap. i;
y. state win tue soil ao!ar. a,ni f,r tbs s,a.iy
,l.se',nan IT Tho Wa!afh An would pay tho ua.tuual
le". u cosiitaks Iedee n.lac In tls rny.s t.c
ienaf1cka o. INDIANA who IL atndsd tIIr ieghan law
iFnnnncea the RerMhttan efIst In this rans.., to
ne lse'so nrejudire sga'nst tho 'thors" and outsrd
Mser. J4e ChalEnan NJ tho tmEalts"c nf Arra,,gt-
nen" a md prepared MI cia N r4te introduction IT
could ae.f K ro s ae1s na aaoni II sss,sa
I'd soEo MP in way tta u itse4t would lavu :s.lcd
~ II H., TIE Is m.ob,'et bi Of "ls'ss ,s,an A1irn IN
eeIay when DO remarked sl,at rr i, lent iran. pt ri
ro1sh oaio tho other day, snd At ,,no pol.it u,s
e sa s": saa Fl t. sss 4, tsslos as s;a IT,, i
~ 'uav Allen can make enough a]"> o'ich 70. HIN,
I'd mo tno.' Sow, think ,.csc arc tl., y Ut Dsr.
H. ~ nc country whn tac rss Il, 1cEt Grous
nth psop1iaty."
, 1875-10-06
ROBERT DALE OMEN,


t1hHfiil1H fpf7 7ttf rHt.
IShft*Arn1.in Dck. a.-1he ,ifurnn1 nf to.rnor.
l7S Will rontaln note frn,n d. lrat4. StIper.
~ t'rttht Of tho Indians II 1r,i'a! fur tho ln-
-, III Which liu ailnGliuccs the 5rEtg.htlpn Of
=, l.hnFt l}ais D"on, ~lo, lse RAyA. viii lp = roY
na r ts'rn to III. homo IN Now ilsronv, whet o,
Hh'ie5 hlFce, stc will continue for tlns to rcnt
Ir'H! ldb1F 1to 1h,ctsr aids that lls sre. no
rsasnh %1lr HT. Owen may n,t, In a!,or. time
iuae ms w'Tk ";;h MI tic sor and sbilitr in.
c'9ei't yen; 10 hid aRo atsa habits Of life.
~ 'h't : IS a':::ni'atGI hv fouC t.ttor from
ohe" ~ ''r' lfAftH, il Which In Rluden to tfta
c,!enn" :ai'""s II },t rc"t.,Elon by hin children,
VIZ, 10 toli"Tfs. hrt"l 3nr tls 1,ret. iu.ir}nr
tnnt ~ h::ton t'7 tho SanpI" vi: tes. Of eucce,-'
=" = mas Rat he hs1 cut '"ly gotten Id of hin
atttc ,fH'soins; HAT la health Aas ,,oo,,
cf'cltiai'y lmpfu'ei. aJ h4 mini rreu,tv
t'an11!ll'.h1, nal tir.rcfurn, tocs not
tsS.et t,.S$ "'.st h'H hcen ',ue. II" .1m,ts M
11tat man 1lmnd ia lua rir,.uu,rtsnrra
Mhhos Il" q coin1H'ttnt t:.lsc u n;s
own a6t condition. :"t il rcfu!s t., him .1,st
h'h Only atuleht waH exhaustion III tj,s ttan n,,.
oots o'ah fofc until what l.e had resar,Ie II. NJ,
htfarF Restraint telIol tt irritation, Tia hn,'.
thai ho llah nlIrflteri tc1rloncs H. uytrin,f,,,
css a:d ttat thia le,rietry n},pwrd ;t.cjf rr,r.
clhiiy afscr h,s rtvorn illness IT yausytIr. II,
tlinlF the r"1ns" 1T t}lo past three uuutla In,
been greatly beunaclai II him, aud speaks II,
!eo NV to mn Of tho knf wo1ds spoken Of lin
~ tlie press III hin ahcton. lie c;tne4 iii. lei.
TER tith warm acknowledgements Ut the kiuInc,.
at1 consideration h.ln'u I'm BY Ilr. Eva,ty
, 1875-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
Elj[EA{tj1.

,xas. Sof hastcAd, boand down from Chicago. ia At
80 uee VIII broken ctntre board ,Tnc cr}h
w.. iae end Of ths north pier At 1iollaud
:. ssF daya sgo, has becn thrown an,unt
-. ~ Ase gale, and now Les iu The claunel, In
Il. *eathcF. vessels will have 10 kcon cior Of
in..ae In .,io th, of tae channel! Tho Detroit
r. ~ saturday in leaky coniltou also viii tho
nss ub md silt inatntail III Ut whish was
@ Il to. ae 3 Sas n II Wednesday lat sLu has
ii W. tons md then 60 no iry.duck to jsvu fl,o
~M Cd. =. "Wednesday night ttto schr Tiyai Il,
Hars JNn, ~ ,aoE Dafssl, when on Wysudotto ,usr
.o +, W. ~. s'raek se ass ~ tho a!a rxxna
h1I W. w. c 10th vessels wcrn disabled. aud .As
I, u. gs,.r W., ao"s s,vs to within % fow inches
ksaaa k.aa MsArtIss Hitherto w m.te elso OF bo fS'f
10 =. M hsto .fer command Aef stco Msursxor
ktn vii ea'so nf the lr"P ucr'schey. OF cuiirte'
t4tksads ~ go"1 captsin ~ 10 n,ae. aud
III, ~, sta'fat re1tts that tls ser Isylnis.
kMd sss shore AuFtl Ut tie piers nj Lutliuutnn
t! iua 'ng: nm. Tho sehoonor waH being brought ju
sjtns ,.,a ~! nLon NEARING lhs A4rbor earace tle
ka out and n fo1s another upe could BE- cot
kn ~ W. carried buy oAi rracI. hy Tho he.yy
IT II III 1Se! !or lew steamer 100 fett Long
Hdtn 10 haEe tho cuKsnea Ut tic vl,l stmr III
ri \. ~ 10 the Vt. LaWreuco year or Two leo:
sa. for NY " expressly ios pa.4epgert md i 10.
eaa shan sls IL c1E octch 10 nsko is miles sn
4c4tI c,mnd ding. The oesoait traatr ss,s:
saeo Il ths OF thu prop uckut, rciurts ttat.
u. frsa aault, Cart. loIis TRIUMPH, informed hIln
conxta W W y. h* found peo Il ths issk u
r. sarh ~ sa.eh wn!eh wore four pagH Of the silver
. Tue eek With tta freight iioa,eti asfoss
"a IL ,as rd14. i+.n" 'asoe Meofu4er, .ag-
u shs tns nsu! below 10 louk after tAu nlsrluery
fsolS,,n e.s y, IN etoopug POSITION his he4d caino
i 81 Sf ~ H. e1s on b W. sstack IN H. fssy
'sa as snI .1n tLoht tcetu OUT auu splitting his
ts s.n,n ~ PROBABLY breaking 4s nose, lii Icsd
Il. ttjs nho came u contact With ths xooITork
taas n inGt !thnlI.s, aud Apwouud wsa iutsi,ts1
, 1875-10-06

s'*Ffa@ DtspateA to Fht Ch1taeo Tribune.
WATERLOO O1TE, Lid, Oct. 6.-1ho at,uat ex-
hibt'on Of tho Northeastern InIiana Fair Asso-
cialton opened to-day with every darA,,mout.
w'sh tho exception Of truit. fairly filled. Tho
attendance today was very n,cagso, owing,
probably. to tho alternate drixxlo aud hcayv
rain which has fallon oil day In so,no dcpaft-
n,onla the show Is superior to former opos,
wlle In other. lhoy A'c lausdly up 10 last year.
~ TiHts, espauial!y, arc IlotatiY deficient,
llle IL ?! obably owing to tho seyoro winter s,,d
tho scarcity Of frulla in this section.
, 1875-10-06
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Guiding ..onEtcllow, LnwclI.
Holmes, " hittier, Mrs. Kc1nble'
Mark IwnlI., and other fl,yUritc
writer's.
, 1875-10-06

aTkoEai Dsuatch to Ihe Chleago TtfbHns
.PEoa1A. ILL.,, Oct. t.-Our fair opeuod this
morning with heavy ratp-stor.n. The weather
has been 70 extremely disacrooalIe that but fow
peoplo wero on tho grounds. Should the wealth.
or provo guod tho retnoiudor of lila wasI liz
fair Mill 10 doubt bc Hucceas. 'A'
, 1875-10-06
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL

spts1at b1nAfrA 10 FAt c'fcaIo lritn7s.
IS4ttE, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-ARn1vEp nx ti,yxu-to,.,
sSs. ). Lockwood, from st. Louis, With ire clav
i7slas1l1o ~4As
Demonstrating.
kasb is1o cAsAI-state tcow, liaht, for ottav,,
r. IpooswcaAsnpton, with lumber for Lasalfe;
I.E}tirn, with la,ntcr for p.osta.
Sae let OF Natcr on thu n,itersi1l Of Lock Is.
~ !Mst199sKFoRF. Oct 6.--Aal1vIu--D.uuLo. Ottav.
~, ~ ~ n,a eoIS nraee ur1swod atiaooGa doS b.
!es seed aooreta. scnces. g. 15o h, so,,,. l."
nssh1a n1sfpmW j. lEoebuck, fnnton VJ0ys It iumber
iti9. i%..pf. ptasws. q n iuuter. IL IN atu IIot,
oasAiee Feeder. II III lumber, u, SOD shiuQi.sa ''
, 1875-10-06

rrhr Iyrr I.wtn MuFtcEn, Irtattr; frhr North Raf
j. ptratrr itfnr srhr larlin". Mu.keRn, ls,nlcr
frhr Minnie htneier, sHskrrrn lumber: r hr tIinnto
wing, htusktEun lumhct s7lr JpscpA DrcaLel,,
J.1I1nEtGn. wHthl.
CINnrn-sthr j. Il. tusehtn-on, 1Ittgatn, Ga.hoo In
ecrr Atmr Chtesgn, Milwaukee, :f bills reits 10 Ert
oil ttms Chicago, han''owon 10 br's apples, hut
rnn,irirs; SOW j. H. UHtn, Eihr lliyrr, nujr,f.:
rthr Cuyalo.s Cellar 1sytr. 10 larls t.ef, un .un.
dtcs u'4r tei,'e Isntw;ter ;!tn .orn lnh,ls four
1rlr FLEET Wing. N shfost. jo' bu o,tr 70 tons aT
,chr A.fg5 sln"s'e%n +, -;s 2o tn srd coal prap
j,r!, mud e,nlrrs: srhr F.. Alien, htnonInec. sun-
dr''.: irar E!ar,sea n4'1s;o; !t5i7 In wheat achr
sf,rlr s*. kinss'nn, i7nss bn What troy A. II.
3t"s ngcr. 3, 'o"rl'. 40 stn salt, trla rotk snr
Cirnnn, 4, j ft,i1!ricA; q. Tonuatnd, sia.-
H,trit', EtA i,n r'.,n. 3 lHI tn G,tt,
Muir EtE.RANGts-l1.'p Fountain uity, nut7.lo.
1t,is5 hn corn, l,Go Urls t|fr. a. II 1ns i'nx scsl
tn sfu trRun, firara lMycu. RIn,lt,ts ptul, a. j.
TrueAe., Grrrn 1'1s, ~ lne:t,s It7rhrs. q, iil ar-
re-, q II,a osk; lron q. H. Truer!s!!, Men"n.,
il br!s ~ anu tilr1es fop q. L. Heath, B4lxa-
tuck, 10 hitics null suuslfits
, 1875-10-06

RICHMOND, IND.
lucHaoHp, Ind, Oct. 5.--Tho nlchmonl1 III
dustrial Fair Association opened to-day viii, a
ano display in each department, particularly
cattle. Tho proepeots aro that tho meeting mil
bo a SUCCESS. "
, 1875-10-06

flatH"r thlnnef tho 4:,,l, a,rI vii I.Ye IL,
Hin HtnF"i, IL it i,thr :.:pt a,,se tb.+ Y, ,--,
.s"F hea1d Of A.si., tl,s il vlil by taken l.,
Heading. ~A "