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House, Barn and Block at q Rarl
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The property ofMr; Brannelly, near til.
east end Of the, St. Cloud Bridge, including
2 1t 4.s,ory house 1927, with 1 121ls
cellent cellar, cistern and we'll; barn
30x36; grounds planted with fruit trees Of
all kinds is q very desirable place. fol
some one wishing to live near the city and
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doubt, the greatest; bargain ever! offered
Warranted free from aan, membranes
Terms, $50 1cash; $3.50 ID one year Ap-
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Correspondence Western Farm Journal. J..
+ Inzthee Ja 1lsisit ysa report Of The De-.
partment of Agriculture, we find an
article headed "rhe Dog Warfare"
that contains so much that is rele-
want to the prosperity lof the coun-
try at large, that We will risk tres
passing upon the feelings Of any, by
quoting some ,therefrom ''The war
Are 81 dogs upon sheepstill continues;
the direct losses are million Of dol
lars annually, in wool and mutton,
and indirectly even a larger sum in
the repression Of sheep husbandry,
and tie consequent waste of large
per centage Of the annual crop Of
grass a crop more valuable than
that Of cotton or corn, throughout
the Southern States and elsewhere in
all dog cursed sections Of the country.
The canine warfare is a badge Of vag-
abondage, an indication Of savagery
and lawlessness inconsistent with pro-
gress in State OF Agriculture. In
communities where every poor man
keeps a dog, and every very poor man
keeps two the average legislative
candidate dares not pledge himself
to vote for a dog law. * x
* There should at once Ne ell
forced stringent laws for protection
against the ravages of dogs, quadru-
ped and biped, black and white. The
result would in twenty years appear
in degree of wealth to which this
section has never before attained, for
it would revolutionIz re and vitalize the
entire Agriculture Of this section"
The above may seem radical. Are
not all changes whether for the good
or bad radical? Let US take some
Of the figures furnished by the same
report. We find seventeen counties
report the following losses by the raw
ages of dogs: Washington, Is; AL
lamakee,. 80; Cass, so; Fayette, 100 !;
Jasper, 175; Jones, IS; Scott, 81 !;
Decatur, 800; Fremont, 200; Mari
on, 200; Winneshiek, 10; Benton,
IS; Mahaska, IS; Buchanan, 25 ;
Ida, g.; Madison, 5; Selby, 90; total,
1902; number of sheep in those
counties, 2o3,S41. Taking the above
as an average, the one hundred
counties Of Iowa would make 10000
sheep as one Of the items that make
up the cost Of keeping dogs. The e1-
perience Of the last few years has
fully convinced me that the amount
that it takes to keeps dog Railways
feed them well) will make t,co ham,
area ana tyty pounds Of pork. As
Stunning that Iowa has one dog to ey-
cry FIVE inhabitants (and we think
the estimate under, than above) in
round numbers We have t,uo hundred
thousand as the number of sneaking,
snarling, stealing, swapping ours that
make night hideous and visiting your
neighbors dangerous. Taking the
above estimates the amount fed to
this army Of CANNES would produce
foe hundred thousand pounds Of pork.
This last item alone would, at prices
OF to-day, put more than three millions
Of dollars in the pockets of the popula-
ton of Iowa.
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The unsatifsctoEy lghtftsquens:
" given ~ kerosene lamps .pb,ofen
due to the wick int The altering Of
several a aphFta, Of pil l through - wick
which stops every particle of dust ID
II, must necessarily gyrfsadual1y" ''' o.
struct the pores Of the wick. Conser
quently, although wick may be- long.
enough to last some time, it's conduct
ing power may be 80 impaired that 4
reed light cannot be obtained. !
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!: The following, fro from III tie Pills
'delphia Ledger Of March 10, ',iso one
sirssf4 a,c-xs,2,Sr .: -Est ;.is ~ -1-J
fMr.'. Childs's latest: 49,. -ss,:.1 ,.s,z
sz She came into the world without her a. con-
s'.o" sEs< sent; aa*5ssssi. s7~ .,ss.-4 le,..sas
r. - She went out with the consumption to-
Il: ,s*s;ss cure;
=. Isknow shslwill find in spirit life =s,:s,.
80 A physician that will cure hsr surs.E1ss
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II Proposals. Cattle.


OFFICE CH1Ep CoHx1ssARx OF suBslsfxxck.l
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, .e1-zS
81. PAUL, NON. Feb. a, 1871. u
CEALED proposals., in duplicate WIN be received
6etthi. ohipe, until l2e'eleck n, sAleA s, 1875,
swAhgood fatBSel &fk,p Ae hoog i sIovsa {
.Affort Bulssd,D. II, 100 head on~of before Aug.
/, 1875.
At Fort sully, D. r, LOG head on or before Aug. l,
At Fort wadsworth, D. T., % head on or before
July1 1875. -. :. :.
i. separateproposalh must BEL made for5e.eh post.
Each preposal must be accompanied byA bond Din
the sum Of $780, duly signed by two responsible
pers0ns that If the proposal be accepted contract
In tho usa1l form, With two good and sufficient
sureties; win be executed within ten days after
such acceptance.
The right IL reserved to the Government to reject
any and all bids; also to increase or reduce the
above cattle for either or all the posts 50
per cent by giving notice of such change at any
time prior 70 May 10 1875 Proposals for less num-
berJ than, shove specified will be considered. IA
memorandum containing further Information can
be had by applying to the undersigned.
B. QUARRY,
- marl1-4w Major and CT IS.
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VINEGAR; :1fil3X

NJ 1essen can take ias.e sitter. &C.
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Y m1est1 1ecsson ,or other mean, Id Vital
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Attaet1 9aapitation ofthd Hear; Inaamadation
Pain. IN the fegi0aaAe chs I'D
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xia prove better guarantee %, IT, merits
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They s1e1e entis Purgatfve NJ we'll
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DIR. DE KOvEN's DEFEAT.

From the Chicago Tribune.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-11

MEXICAN AFFAIRS. conflict be-
tween Catholicism and Professionalism
in Europe is political. In Mexico it is
personal. The Protestants have been
very active lately in Mexico. and our
dispatches from the capitul show that
the number of reformed churches is
increasing. TIE expulsion of the Sis
tcrs of Charity has been bitterly re-
scnted. aud tue pledge of the Catholic
women reveals intense feeling. It is u
pity that more tolerant public OPT
nion does not put an end to these per-
petual religious wars. No country can
be free where the State and the church
arc in alliance, or wbero society will
not tolerate absolute freedom Of
thought.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-11

AUGUSTA, February 10.-Cotton
demand aotive-low middling l4ka
14M; good ordinary 131 VI; net receipts
95l; sales 1,7OO.9t q .-'NAs51'N :
BosToN. February 10. -Cottnn quiet
and steady-middling 15N; net re-
ceipts 266; gross 4.939; exports Great
Britain 1,O22; sales 585; stook' 90, ,OS9.
BALTIMORE. February 10.--Ootton
frm-middling 15&@15h; GROSS re.
ceipts 1bS; exports coastwise 175; sales
100; spinners 60; stock 2S,O75.
CHICAGO, February 10.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull and do.
clinipg-No. 2. mixed 6156@6l3I; re-
jected 81. Pork dull and decl,nng-
18 80.
LOUISVILLE. February 1O.-Flour
quiet aud unchanged. Corn firm
6S(97O. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Pork 20 90. Bacon quiet
and unchanged-sugnr-cured hams
l3l9@l4. Lard-tierce 14%M143d;
keg l5I4. Whiskey 1.02. Bagging
Gniet.
PARIS. February 10.-Rentes 64s.
75c.
LIVERPOOL. February 1913 p. NJ
Cotton stead y-middling uplands 721;
miidling Orleans 79(98; sales Is, COO,
including 10. 600 American; speculation
and export 3. 600; sales basis middline
uplands. nothing below low middliug,
shipped February or March. 77a; be-
low good ordinary, deliverable April
or May, z 1916; basis middling Or
leans, nothing below low middiirg,
shipped February or March, 8.