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GOVERNOR TILDEN.
HE CALLS AT THE CITY HALL AND VISITS TIM
MAYOR.

HE CALLS AT THE CITY HALL AND VISITS rHH
MAYOR.
Governor Tl,den yesterday afternoon, 70 the
great surprise of the politicians who make the
City Hall their headquarters by day and night,
paid visit TO the Mayor. Shortly after his
rival General Smith OF the Police Board and
General Fitz John Porter, together with the Mayor
were closeted with him. Speculation was rife as
TO what the Governors visit really meant; but az
neither the Mayor nor the Governor degned TO
say anything about their little talk after 1t was
over everybody was LETT IN the dark as TO the real
CoJect OF he meeting OF tue city and STAGE
omclas: 1t IS believed however, tnat the
join hands in the good work OF
democratic reform in regulating the affairs OF the
city government and that, IN TACT, the selfish
policy that has done so much since last Janu iry
TO make the democrats Who are 10 power feel that
II WOuII 5e better II they not Pc yer, is to
be abandoned. Before the close OF August one OF
the results OF the Governors visit TO the City Hall
may be made manifest by revelation Ia the fire
Department as well In tne departments or
Docks and Parks. The Governor is tired of his
own dllly-dallv policy, practlseJ so beautifully for
Green, and Is de ermlned 10 turn over a new leaf
so his friends say.
GOVERNOR TLDEN AT ALBANY---HIs HEALTH
RESTORED A NEW IMPETUS TO THE cANAI
INVESTIGATION ANTICIPATED.
ALBANY, July 20, 1875.
Governor Tiden arrived here on the Saratoga
train at eight O'Clock this evening. The Governor
is in excellent health. A few days' reaxau0l
has obterdted all traces of the fatigue occasonet
by the arduOus labors OF the session.
1t is expected that the canal investigations ant
the sequels thereto Will now occasion new I'm
petus.
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A FATAL FAIL.

While looking out OF the third story window
of ner parents residence, No. 1905 First avenue.
yesterday evening, Maggie Barry, enid, sixteen
months Old, fell TO the Sidewalk, and was almost
instantly Killed.
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THE
poPuLAR SCIENCE MONTHLY


Conducted w Professor r. l.. lOCMANS
CONTENTS FOR AUGUST
J. Physical Features Of tho Colorado Valley ~
Major J. W. Powell Iilusrated.
H. The Form Of Lightning Rods. BY Professor John
phin. illustrated. - 800
III. The Higher Education. BY Professor 7. W.
W. On the Notions OF Sound. BY Professor John ryn
dali, v: X :. illustrated ,, ~
V. Telegraphc Determination Of Longitude. BY
Lieutenant Commander p. ". Green 49,. -.
VI. Tho American Chipmunk. By CharleS y AopoH
NJ ID. Illustrated. =, -
VII The Endowment OF Scientific Research. II. By
Richard A. Proctor. -,
VIII The Pyrophone BY VI. Dunant illustrated.
\. The Glaciers OF Norway. By Professor Henry n.
Baird.
XII Arctic Ice Travel By Clements T. Markham.
XIII. Distribution Of Atmospheric Moisture.
XIV. Correspondence,
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American Association for the ADVANTAGEOUS OK
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HERZEGOVINA.

THE SULTAN ENERGETIC AGAINST THE PRoyIa-
CIAL INSURGENTS.
CoNsTANTINorLE, July 90 1875.
The Turkish government mas ordered the Gov
ernor OF the province OF Bosnia TO despatch troops
against the insurgents in Herzegovina.
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ANTI-CUsTOM HOUSE.

NEW YORK, July co. 1875.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your edition OF this day notice my name in
serted as q DELEGATE 70 tho Central Oomnttee
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNEE
Caps Abdominal supporters. Suspensory Bandages.
shoulder Braces ant Clutches, AZ hARSH'S Truss
office, No. Yesey street. Lady IN attendance.
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A.-MATTHEWs PURE SODA WATER--"THE
most refreshing AMI wholesome beverage At AZ times"
MATTHEW'S APPARATUS dspenses beverages rec from all
contamination JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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THE INTENSE ITCHING CAUSED BY CERTAIN
diseases of the skin IL spec lilly alayei by GLESss
FHUR soar, which entirely removes every species OF
eruption IS perfectly safe ana far
effective than any ointment. Depot, CRITfENTON'5
No 7 Sixth avenue.
Ladies OF forty who HiLL's HAIR Dye seem tea
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A.-TnE PERSEVERANCE, TACT AND EN-
ergy of the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. tS3 Broad
way in introducing their new remedy has given il
absolute monopoly everywhere IN curing rupture.
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Catarrhal or throat deafness. Or WILLIAM.
SONS article reprinted from The journal q MedicA
Soiance seut ior Que stamp rs East lWen'tsth street
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THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.

GEAR ALEXANDER LIKELY TO RETIRE FROM HIS
DIPLOMATIC PROJECT.
LONDON, July 20, 1875.
The Daily telegraph says Russia has Officially
announced her intention OF Withdrawing her
proposal for the continuance OF the Brussels Con-
ference
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LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN; Also
THE GREAT WESTERN HALLWAY or CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS WESr.AND SOUTHWEST; WAGNER
SLEEPING COACHES ATTAINED, REGULAR
FARES ONLY CHARGED. TICKErS SOLD ON
PoUuHKE PsIE, ALBANY, pALATIN BRIDGE.
UTICA SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUZZ
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
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SPAIN.

BEFORE CARLIsTs.
LONDON, July 90 1875.
The Carlists claim that General Dorregaray has
Teconcentraied the whole Carilst Army and
entered the province OF Lerids, and that the
Alfonsists have retreated ram vittora, province
OF Alava, with several Carst divisions in pursuit
or them.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRO0KUNN
corner Fulton avenue and BOeruu street.
open frOmS A. NJ to +. NJ
on sunday from to = z. N.
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GENERAL DoRREGARAY WOUNDED AND ACROSS
THE LINE IN FRANCE
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NOTHING CAN EQUAL THE TONIC AND IN.
vgorating effects OF the PERUVIAN sIIUP protoxide ol
from.
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An of1cial despatch is puolIshed III the TEMPO
reporting that General Dorregaray is wounded
aud has taken refuge in France, near Cauterets.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.

TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN. EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO FROM GRAND
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YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. FOR NIAGARA FALLS
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PARTIES or CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING OF any description, whether Railroad. In
surance, ,teamshlP, Commercial theatrical or Layae
Will find IL to tneir advantage to Obtain eStimlto
from the MErROPOLlfAN PRiN EErABLISh-
MENr; Ills Broadway, before leaving their orders
THE AUToMATIo GAS SAVER Is WAR;
ranted to reduce bills from 70 20 50 Dor cent with
steady and uniform light 20 each burner regardless OF
the number lighted. II is the only reliable, PRACTICAL
and perfect gas saver ever invented Can be seen in
operation daily at room 4, 6l3 Broadway
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-05-20
Wathena Items.

Grasshoppers doing lively business in this vicini
ty They have destroyed the gardens and the Spring
grain of many of the farmers in this section.
1t is quietly whispered around that the boiling party
of the City Council have got their foot slightly In it. 1t
is claimed that startling developments have been made
the last three days. We will report in due time.
The firm of BraEelton Bros has been dissolved, since
last writing John remains in the old stand Wiley
occupies Campbels corner where he has put in stock
Of fancy dry goods and grOceres We wish him success
One George Smelling who is well known throughout the
country and who has for many years lived in this vicin
ty recently abscOnded with strange He is
a married man, and his family live in Bellemont. For
months past he has been travelling agent for Rob
nson Mans agricultural implement dealers, of St. joe
several horses in his neighborhOOdi also buggy from
Arch Campbell of Severance; these he took to St. Joe
and sold 1t is also thought that he made collections
for his firm which he reported OF he could
carry such business long without being detected
be left this week for parts unknown. He leaves
merous creditors in this place.
Croquet seems to be popular with young
people
public school will close in about weeks. They
preparing have exhibition at the close. 1t Ia
pected to be grand affair. Everybody is invited.
David Morris, father Of Andy Morris died Monday
night He of the first settlers Of Elwood and at
his death 7s years old.
The riprappng below town is still going at q lively
rate.
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The wATHKSA CAsE.-Jadgs Hnbbsrs granted the in
junction applied for in the wathena eae enoins MI
Brady from attempting exercise the rights oil Coun
Gilman over Mr. Therret 1t is In which we have no
interest; but what have heard off We do not
see the Judge could have decided otherwise As We
understand it. at the last city election in counting the
votes there tie between Therret and Brady Tor
Councilman The election board then and there drew
lots for choice which resulted in favor OF Brady
When old Council met to the vote as provided
by law they found mistakes in the tally. which gave
Therret majority of several They then officially
declared him elected eOntendng that even there lad
the judges of election had right to decide
the matter by lot but that be done when the final
canvass made. There opposing parties IN
Wathena and the disputed Councilman holds the balance
of power. One side, which the Mayor elect dec
ded that Brady the legal Councilman and the other
party declared that Therret the officer Much bad
blood the result and deadlock ensued The party
favOring Brady charged that before the official canvass
made the balloIbox tempered with, and ballots
changed The other party that such was not the
But the charge of tamperng with the ballot
has not been proven Therrets claims best We do
not know what the next proceeding will be-
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OFFER EXTRAORDINARY"
Attention All!

The person who buys of FINANCIAL MANAGER OF MI
CARROLL SEMINARY the PIANO and FIRST ORGAN Tor
use in the County where this paper published VIII get
them at discount according the make and style of in
strument of onsthrd one half from the manufacturers
,lar list price The name and residence of the purchaser
will be published in this paper that all may know where
the instruments may he The same offer are to rt
purchasers IN each large rdge aud city in this Ceunty
THE oRIEcr is to give the people Opportunity to see
and test the instruments sold such unprecedented bar
gains offered in advertisement Of this party found on
third mage of this paper Let every reader examine it, and
then write for particulars. mchl9tf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-05-20

THE GRAssHorPERs-This is the only interesting topic
1t is the first thing you hear in the morning. and
the last nght-on the street. in the store and
where else. And you them, well hear about
them Millions and millions insignificant quantities
in comparing them There to be perfect panic in
the farming community There is for much of it,
but it the scare is great there is danger
that farmers will destroy ten times much the grass
hoppers in order it from them The pests are
cleaning garden stuff oats barley, and spring wheat
in many places and cutting down the fast it
peeps above ground and farmers turning their
upon their grain fields in order to get good
of the pasture before the grasshOppers take it,
But everything is not yet lost 1t should be remember
ed these pests just the those Of eight
years ago. and that the vegetation of this country is the
then. To be sure there are great many more
gasshoppers than them but there is also greater
of crops Persons who will look back to that time
will recolect that the country not ruined by any
means although much damage was done in places. In
deed many persons depend upon newspaper statements for
what they do remember of that time. As they
can fly we'll the grssshoppers will travel and when they
60 will be found that they have left good deal behind
them for the farmer. stiff upper lip is good thing to
keep about just at this time.
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION m
| $40
WILL BUY
flRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
OF The
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These Bonds issued for the purpose Of raising p
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be used for
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

As publishers required to prepay the postage
on their papers sent outside Of the County where publish
ed we cannot hereafter send the Ch any other terms
than pay in advance On all subscriptions paid for at the
rate Of e. year will pre- pay the postage without adj
ditiona charge We collecting up arrearages as rap
idly As the times will admit and all who do not square up
within reasonable time will be dropped from the list
W This mark in ink pencil. opposite subscriber
~ name on a paper the wrapper will indicate tha
the time paid for has expired is about expiring Those
finding it on their papers described will govern them
selNrs accordingly.
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CHICAGO MARKET.


wheat-Steady; No. Spring 81 O5i, No. 0si spot,
0ii June, q OH July, Nos at 81 dg7ic.
COrn-In fair demand and lower No mixed, tic spot,
72tc bid June
Oats In fair demand and lower No . id63ic spot;
645c bid June
Rye-Quiet and weak: No. ,. 81 O6.
Barley-Demand fair and advanced; No. q at 81 IS 81
spot; 06 September.
Pork-Du and Dropping sal lOa2I spot; 81 15a2I 20
June; 81 Is 81 41h spot or June, Is 30 July.
Larl-uiet and weak; s15 07 spot June; Is 30 July
Bulk Meats-Quiet and weak; shoulders stc short rib
15c short clear I2sc These prices for loose spot
Cattle-Receipts 1900 Fair demand and prices rather
weak extra shipping, Is 25d5 s5 choice to
extra 6 90 66 IS; feeders and butchers, 3 2565O0.
HoGs-Receipts 1900 Active but 59lOc lower light,
5Oe7 u.s. hesvy 81 50 50 sales were mostly at IS
100.
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sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, }ss.
DoSPHAS COUNTY, -
In the Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
Walter X. Marvin, Plaintiff
Charles Kearney and
Robert Armstrong
Executors Of the estate Of
James Fulton, deceased
James Fulton Mahara,
And John Calvin Mahara, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that viii on the Jlst day OF
~ May A. ID. 1875, at the hour Of 2 clock r. N, OF
said day at the north of the Court House in the City
of TROY in Donphan County State OF Kansas oner Tor
sale public auction for cash the following described
real estate 10 wit T. east half Of the southwest guar
ter Of section eight e, in Township three, 90 Of Range
twenty.two 2l in DOnphan County, State Of Kansas,
TAKE. a, the property James Fulton deceased and Of
Tered for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash TO satisfy
certain Judgment and Of record in the District
Court Tor Donphan County, in the State of Kansas In
xhieb walter X. Marvin Il plaintiff, and Charles Kear
ney and Robert Armstrong Executors aforesaid and
lanes Fulton MahaTa and John Calvin Mahara, de-
PENDANTS. :. -
THOMAS j. VASDERSLlCE,
Sheriff Of DOniphan County
April % 1s75-5w. Prsfee' SO.
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Jusr FEw.-To give the initiated reader idea Of
the grasshopper plague will state few facts which
will apply all localities where the pests prevail When
say facts it, without any part being regarded
exaggeration for effect The Court House Square
contains two of ground covered with and
thcky set with forest shade trees Several days last
week. of citizens dug trenches in the square, and
drove grasshoppers into them to destroy them By
urement of the trenches and the depth to which they
filed with grasshOppers there just sixbushels
of the insects destroyed this square and yet number
Isos.Sptssiy aS.~---ds-1f L. -
farm of 100 and there is not grasshOpPer less
than hundred bushels the farm As experiment
he dug two small holes his grounds and arranged them
that grasshoppers would fall in. Monday evening he
took bushels and fed them to his hogs, and
Wednesday evening he took out two bushels morefour
bushels in all in few hours by actual
half bushe full The grasshoppers from one
fourth to onehaf of inch in length yet having
wings, end can hop right lively.
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ST LOUIS, May II.
wheat-Firmer; No. red Fall, 81 IS; No. 2 10 4Oi
cash i2I % june; Spring inactive No regular o.
No soft. 06d OF.
Corn-Du and lower sell; No. mixed II d7lic cash;
yellow, 13c -
Oats-Dull and lower to sell; No. mixed sold at 66c
cash
Rye-Quiet at 81 05d o.
P0rk-Dul; prime standard mess at s22 90.
Dry Salt Meats-Dul; loose lots held at SIC shoulders;
lee clear rib; 1910 clear sides.
Bacon-More active. shoulders 9sa9lc clear rib 1sI
l3c; clear Sides I3t a l3Ac.
Hams-l3dl5c.
Lard-Dull and nominal; prime steam, held at 15c.
Cattle-Recepts 69 Demand local and for good beeves
firm; native steers "a 80 Co. cows and heifers 80
Texans, 425d5 So
5nda
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PoTAIo Bug REMEDY.-Whie are enjoying the
healthy gasshOppe other parts of the country be-
ginning welcome the pleasant potatObug. The follow
ing remedy furnished time age, but have
been saving it up knowing that if we published it out Of
season person would be able to find it in the hour of
need:
ITO Kill Potato BugS-One part of Paris green and l6
parts of either -four shorts land plaster II like land
plaster best IL is fertizerl mix well then put it in
the mixture the vines, that they will look dusty
Too much will kill the vines Be careful that it does
get ANYTHING is poisonous. little of il
peppered the young bugs will Kill them in a minute"
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A. T, & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 7s, A. F. A.
wv NJ meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Iuildng on the Levee "Wednesday night, or before
the Full MoOn each month and every two weeks there
after. X. Al WILLIAMS, '" NJ
JAMES NJ. MACEoY, Secretary.
SMITHTON LODGE, No. l. A. F. & A. NJ meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited. - -
NJ. T. HILLS, W. NJ.
CHAs Z. Fox Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge No. IS, A.
T. & A. NJ are held al the Monday evening before the
first full each month. and the second Saturday
evening thereafter. HENRI Y BODER JR., W. NJ.
THOMAS HENsHALL, Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE No. GI \. F. & A NJ, meets at
their Hall in wahena every first and third Saturday eve
ming ;. HAICh, W. M
AUG. MILLER. Sec.
TROY CHAPTER. No. It. ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS,
hold their regular conversations the first Monday night OF
or after each Emil Moon +. BABCOCK II. p.
n SLOVENIAN. Sec.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o, D. F.

49, i. ". ". r.
zH<xSE WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6, /. o. of
ssssT7sS~ o. F.. at Odd Fellows Hall second
story of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
WILLIAM NJ HARRIS, y, G..
JONI W. HARPsTER II. :.
TROY CITY LODGE. No IS. l. o. o. F., meets every
Saturday night their hall C. Lelands store Troy
Kansas Y. X. STOUT, n. G.
+. 5. DAw, r. s.
Saturday night in the room Myers Closes Durg
Store Highland Kansas. Z. X. WOOD, N IT,
SCOTT THOMAS, X. ;.
PHOENIX LODGE NO. IL, l. o. o. f., meet at their
Hall in Wathena every Wednesday evening.
PETER DETER, n. G.
JoUS GERAEDY r. s.
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MI CnrrnII seminary.

We take pleasure directing attention to the advertise
men this Institution 1t of the Oldest establish
ed schools in the West and assured by the best
authority those have known its entire history that
il is deseryedy of the most POPULAR ranking equal 10
tic rem best the country West or East Let all nteres-
ted in the choice of school patronze exaRaine adver
,isemcn and send the Dread and learn particulars
mchlqtf
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

~iGT.k- just published. new edition of DR.. Gull
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to- Price in a sealed envelope only six cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay, clearly
demonstrates thirty years successful practice that
the Of self abuse be radically
cured the dangerous use OF Internal medicine or
the application Of the knife pointing out mode Of cure
every sufferer matter what his condition may be-
cnre himself cheaply. privately and radically.
This lecture should be in the hands every youth
and every in the land -
sent under seal in n plain envelope to any address,
.osf Ddid on receipt Of six cents pOststamps
Also DR. Culver sells Marriage Guide, price 30 cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAs. y. G.. KLINE q CO.,
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Dentistry.

Dr. G. W. VERT, Dental Surgeon, permanently located
at Hawatha takes this methcd of informing the citizens
of Troy that will be their city the third week in each
month and may be found the Highly House, anu that he
is prepared to do all work in scientific and satisfactory
manner.
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and OPP
erative dentistry employed Satisfaction guaranteed in all
dec3I.
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" John II. UT just down from White Cloud informs
that there is considerable interest manifested there
in the movements of insect which has made its appear
called grasshoppers. He has recently been trip
several hundred miles west and the further west
the fewer grasshoppers except here and there limited