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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27
HEB8A0KER
TO The FRONT!
CITY BAKERY
EIGHTH STREET.

EIGHTH STREET.
Hcbsacker Is prepared to supply all who wish
Bread, Cakes, confectionery, Christmas Candy
Toys, and all articles In his line. Especial af.
tention paid to Icing and OrnsmentinS Christ
mas aud New Years Cakes. He In also prepared
to furnish party suppers ON short notice.
l2-2-lm
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Hi%e.E""Ths Sess. en..nr .y o. ami ~"
most successful Family Paper
Ia the Union
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-27

2G-l2-22-l0t
, 1875-06-04
COUNTY BUILDING.

To-day tho Deputy shcrI1a and 1'ailffs will
rccora their rnou.hly hsipond upon application
to tho County Trosa,1rcr.
A nou directory Of the county o!icos Hss ycs-
sortlay placed In tho ilalla Of tho County Build
lug, which supplies ncctl long fell.
Ex.Cosoucr B.erhons had \ conlnronco with
County board yesterday, aud satisfied sl'ona Of
tho eorrectncgS Of lis final .spo7s.
Tic Committee on Itoat1a and nrdges Of tho
County Doard yesterday inspected tho Archer
road. in tim Iown Of E'nce. wtth view to
nsktug IA appropriation for ts Improvement II
once.
Tho "samp1oa" Of b,tiicrs for eant,nete With
members of tin County Board. 1nEauel evcs
an,l brokou hats wcrc aoma Of tho Tchulta no.
t.ccabte yesterday.
Sheriff Agnew Inns not yet flilca tho vacancies
in his corrJ Of dcrntIcs. lie ia" axfecd, how
ever, 10 tll the vacancy canaotl Dy tlso teslRna-
tton Of targcs OIL the North side With Goru'su
sppy*' si *''' ''' A'''A' ~ ''0''* ~ |'''1 "'''
Architect Egan yesterday submitted plnus to
tho Building Cnmrn1t.eo of the County Doasd for
tha enlargement Of Tho Eraud yaus OF tho County
Clcr:'b Office. Tho plnu proroscs to double its
rresnnt csractJ1 n'.d to Ilttreuuoo IeW System
Of ventilation, the cost Of which will DO about
al0o.
Tho Clerk to the County Commissioners has in
bis possession hny amount OF county ordoTst
tho property Of those who have scrycd as Judges
OF n'oction In diffarent r1te Of the co;tnty, or
those Who hayp ronted buildings LOT polling pnr-
poses. bono OF tho oslclB sro Roveral years old.
Tho Clnrk IL anxious to tnow whas to 10 with
them.
Janea r. Root m, around tho Jail ycasotdsY,
looking aftor the accomtuo1atinns tsigcn psihon-
crs. 1fc IL Of the opinion that 5ndgo Wlllamo
in;enta to Ecrtt hiul and tho Aldermen oysr in q
few days, atmIlv because l,o HAnta tn. Ho leglh
!lttlo "cuutelnp.uous about tho whole affair.
and ID FREQ to ruufosa that l,o novor Woskcd
| harder for c|lentH (of whom ho waa onc). aud
heTe: hal moro gloomy rtosoocss than III the
present case. III lis conrcraation te reverted to
| his "ounloM" IN the linrpar cAko, but said tld
| lad Ito toDsa tllEt all "upInion." however olab~
orate, would snrSo to atay tue hand OF justice In
! tho present dilemma.
| Larry 0'D1Ion, the ox-Co.l.ctor Of tho West
Tom, waB ar suut1 tho building a1a'u yesterday
| md was little moro communicative. llo saye
thut ho las E,lG, ono Of tho noney ctatned hy thG
| town. nnu TINT il IL In tho Bank q! Commerce.
| J1o had BE:ooa to scstls with 5uaorvHor Baker
last Tncstay, nnd would tlayo done It but fos
! tho n1tinl nf his nttorncya In rnb'ihhinE hin
(U'Er,en) an having loft tho city. Since thoIr &C
| t.on he il Of opinion that he is N goat! Gus
aud haA concluded to givo oil tho trouhle possi.
| bic. IIo aAya Baker has nov Bo:no $4,000 Of
| town moaoy III Ills hands, nnl that It is bis foul
| That tho patk .nuncy has not bpon Paid. uo hat
! IN lttea tia: nAkor would 1ise to uso tho tow
u,ouey, aud TINT hs activity In trying to caIlec
tho ba|nneo OF him (O'Brlcn) can 30 accountet
for III that why.
, 1875-06-04

Tho game Of haad.balI last Saturday, between
Ioscpl. Ahorn nnd John CarmodY and JameB
Ftron and Hugh Hus,ty, in nh!ch tho G,st-
named purtla we're tho viclors by q acoro In Ayo
Eames OF l0o to G7, has provoked considerable
speculation among lovers Of tho fcattya sport Of
ireland. One OF tho results III . series Of ten
gatnes-tho bo.t six to wln-.o 10 played be-
tsoon AID. O'Dsion. tho Wellorn Klu. Of tho
pliey, and Hugh IlaritN, ngninst Joseph Ahcru
an4 John Cismody. Tho il1at. five gssnes
i! be played tomorEou afternoon IN 1lnstnstta
b.idge; tho aecona live games will 10 played in
Ala opnsas a!loy o. west Harrison 'sTsss, a ~
OF this sport las not been ~ yot l1ed lLr par
ticIpants. IN ali probability, gong 70 Toledo to
Witness Tho grand xamo TO DO played ts thofo to;
6huaaa... Of tTololo. Tho atakos up III tue Toledo
ga1ps will 1sael., II not o1ceea. s5o9. Tho WIN.
uer Of tho Ea,1,e will also receive tho cntlEe gate
mouoy. i}oth Atlern aud bhealan ato Under &C.
tlyn training, aud tho probability Of tnaEnid.
cent Hamo IL, hence, Yery strong. lartios from
Alr:sI, uichiEun, Aro oxpect0t.
, 1875-06-04

enlnrlcs not over A1d00. and rrorheBiod that tho
rroiccs woutl bo tssl'y tiofca lo1 III tho Council.
sayor CotTin olhrRctnslzod his sensiinsntn In
thia direction as political 81 o'incon'bo for tho
fall eleckitHi.
ALI. Qniyl, atso expressed himself opposed TO
rcincsIons In xAlnrinn not over 3l,h10.
Atayuf Co!viu innfatei t!.st H,scf Honeiments
must bo rootch out II Tho tax wan to h. rcdtlced
To II mills. lilo act OF 1875 inaIo thls tho lilnlt
u'll l.r pccnlc.l eager 10 emulate tho provlrona
q! th.t art whore they did iot conflict With tho
act OF 1872.
Arl llc,s:, laorel.s Il had not yet bonn done.
1t weur1It ngnriuE. ,o estimated that It Would
ba ufsrer Is tnilr.
Aid. Qnir!, ios1arked TINT tho act Of 1876 ALSO
forbade salaries Of mora than $4,000. and ho
wished Ia know II tho MAJOR WAS ns deasoua OF
sinu1atng thin particular point. ...-.,.
Ihu swcrt memory Of sn 6 i,O0o snlhry WAY too
burtsensotne. for Ibis 1uost!ou, and tho mattor
was dropped.
, 1875-06-04
SCHOOL, ENTER TAfMMENTS.


4 literary aud n,lsical cn'ertninment was glycn
last evening by tlo rlltlona.hiaa snciety OF
Ecnwood Seminary At staudari Hall. uudot tho
direction of Mrs. o. l.. Douglass. Tho atten'l-
auco whs laryo and aolcct, and tho rrosth'nino
Of exercises was wo1t choson and arranged, aaa
executed Will, uniform shil aul elegance. Tho
"sa!a.tsory," by Miss Alary Darker, waa lit
erary contribution OF rare excellence. "1Ior
I.ottsr." by AHA Konnicott, vno rchcarsel with
care. pracIeencsa. aui case, and won ma11y
plaudits. "Iroyatorc." +" rendered hy Miss Emily
Ccnver, was highly oredlsaplo to tho Indy her,
rehearsal, By st!es Mary Whceler, brought
forth rouuds, Of applause. "M!sadrcn.ures
n. Margnlo' wna rend by Nina Grace
brooks, WHO manifested 4 peculiar adept
moss in tho art. "Inritat!on to tho Watt ran
and Harmon Gnd ssao Misaos li!anoy, was tho
musical ovcnt OF tho evening. "Scone at tho
Natural 1'ridsc, reading by A[ins Maud Kenni,,
co:t. waa given in atvlo which would
less to Bsy met Tho greatest approval. Tic o7-
ercscs closed with luot by htitacs Ues'ie
UlaueY and Nellie Harmon, which WAS rendered
with sweetness mud asonncss scl!om cScslloa
or even c,lna!od In entortanmone Of tho klni.
Besides tllose already named. tho Misses cnrnel
mud Miss Clara Gib5ou did t1.en,sctscH sud tho
Society great credit in their respective PARTS.
ST. rATa1cKtR cuUnCu.
Tic pupils Of 1T. patrck'H totnatc School, uns
der tho caso Of the 3istrrs OF Cnntity. on WcAt
Adams stroot. lad musical ehto,taitlluent yea-
terday afieruoou in tho spacious hall In tho base.
mont Of tho cnurcl corner Of DesptalncB and
Adams streets. The entertainments c5nsis:od Of
M sllogorical piece, 'Tllo Fiowor Qncen OF,
tho Coronation Of tho Noso:" Tho variuis
flowers meet IN q secluded dull to choose thor
Queen. A Prince daotntontod uitl, tho world.
had sought IN tho Hamo place retirement. from
tho caro- aud Toxatlons Of lilo Tho Io6ers.
alng their songs Of loro aud duty, and
tho Prince lca1,a from thon tho lcsaon that TO
I'LL woil tho station allotted by Providence In to
bo iappy, and resolves 10 return to usefulness
aud conten.msnt. Ii'Ia HtorS comprises ro!os,
duets, and 1critntlons by tho various flowers,
each beug represented By n sonestresu fEou,
nn!ong tho pupils tho whole being accompanied
by s.rone ctortls.
Tho attendance vas rory largo ono, filing
tho large halt. Tho stage wss handHoma!,
decorated with crergrconB and d prosualou
Of flo*crs. THE vounS laliss showed gt eat pro.
ticoncy In ,n'lstc, and tho cl!orua Tos roll train
cd aud effective; The whola performance indi.
eating that the carr and Ebitleg OF tho teacherf
havc produced good results. This achool fs I'm
der tho charge ii tho sisters Of Charity. bod1
Of accomplished and experienced taachors.
, 1875-06-04

With no Auccess. since lla Portland clog itaple-
Inopss. eren wllon long euased. woahl no. light.
TN going bnck 10 tho Office Of tho A.. u. < q:
Cnnpany he found 1t osupsy, and . squad Of
rllorally 1lo Is 10. In. and ho can't 10 fonut"
From this f,o concluded thnt othcra hsd bcon
t!icro l'eforo bin.
Tneu no wcnt to The roIcs courts, got no re-.
tfress, and then applied to tlAs Nnyur, who asked
tlnE without ono was n:lanfe. DosparinE Of
ni ilo turned 10 tila parers. and nuslsorlzeh tso
s;atemnit that he wll quit ChicHgo il Sits kind
Ut business IL allowed hare auy hunger.
, 1875-06-04
JUNKEYING EDITORS.

WE ONl1 e0llIlHas
CoLunnus, o., Juno 3.-:The State Editorial
Convention, about 100 strong, met here to-day
md wcro At once tnken to visit tho S!a.e Agri-
ca.ttEa! College, where tho morning wns do
liyhttul!y spont in Witnessing experiments In
electricity era eIaJa-Dlowing, atscr which a col~
Iaton was sprond hY tho High Street 1sailEoad
Company. Tho party thau visited tho High
School aud Central Grammar Schcoi buildings,
where nj Interesting programme Of oxetciB y
was carried oat. From :lssso tho canipany pro-
cnodcsl to tho Stab lGr-t;rou aB. on invitation
ut tito Lnny Stscek 1tnlIrnAdl Company, whoru
Auut,eg collation. Was served bT tho Mayor aud
President ut tho City Coancai
1llo rregen. oIilco1s Of tho Association wero
ro.elacte1 for another year. II Uaa decided 70
hold tho uo1t annual meeting at Pnt.tu-i3nv,
In rasponse tn invitation fr0m the ffoprietu1a
OF tho rut.in-Bay House and g. $. 4 q. ltaifroa
At 7 o'clock tho estifD company, augmented
by 100 scachera OF tho pnhe achoold ana a large
number Of prominent cit,xons, ahaemblod at tlo
Deaf and Dumb Asylum 10 witness = patto-
mime cutcrtafntnent by tho pupils, aud muaio
By the pupsla from tho Blind Asslu1n.
Tho auuunl addieEa was delivered by 3. Il.
Iletd, OF Cincinnati; subject; "The Great
Moral Engine." At tile close Of tho address m
elegant banquet WAS Aeryod by tho local press and
citizens, to which, 400 persona Eat down. Atter
supper tho following tossss were Tesponded to !:
.'iho atato Of Ohio "; response by uov. Alon.
TIC Two Great Educators-E,ce sohoola and a
Troo pluss"; RESPONSE by G. i. Smart Atnto
School Commissioner. "Tho Ladies' y; response
by i. Il. Donovan. OF Columbus. 'rhe City
lrcss n; rusporso by ". y. Dyckham, Of Day
ton "Ths Country ntsDs saro @ ,o hy 3o.
Press y; response by tho Iov. @. l.. CEutwall, Of
Cincinnati.
4 uu:ubcr Of voluntaur toas.s moro responded
to, aud general good ti.nu had until la:a hour.
, 1875-06-04

TN ~ kasrs-Whites, 4: MutaAls,6.
Ihss,& bnlt-MntnAis, i.
Ham snfntd-N hlee, 6.
Tina u gnnlt--T.n lioftN and ian rnfnatss.
Ussptfs-SlIk Young. 1T Washington.
nnaTrNB-AT. Inc;s ntDs.
ST. Louis, 1nuo 3.-Dsso-hai. ]jostons, 10;
st. Louis fleds, Il.
rNItADk1.rslfAH-SEw ITArEEB.
Spee:a: fhsIs.tch II Tie C!srtuno 7Ftbnnf.
pHiLAnstrutS. Ju.o ga nm.tl aeatmb1aga
Witnessed sha ttitd gamo hctwcen tl,o anw i'a-
vens anu philaic;}lai:n this afternoon. Tho
Now Havcns woro strengthened bv sohs-
1nerville and afcfiintey, lato u tho
tHntennla!s, Willie Mnlono canrht md Hchaf-
Err nlayetl first baBn fur tllo rl,ia,!ciphias.
t;ny,1or being unsbls to ps.. Tho rhlIado!pif'H
could nnt rot tho hang "f Iaft's awits pisehing
Tho f1st nix innings, In which tiny tnans but
tllrce ruun. Init afterwards lit him hard. and
won by acore Of IL to3;
- O 3 .
E.v H,,en...-.o . ! : 8 8 "a
rhiIaloirhlsa....1 q o Ills
, 1875-06-04
INSURANCE COMPhNLEg.

!Speeiat Dtspateh 10 Ihs Chsca2u Tribune.
Llxslxo. Nlch, juno 3,-Tho tsftl annual re-
port Of tho Michigan Commissioners Of lksur-
ance. fer 1874, Bnows that th!tty-fiye Mutual
INSURANCE Companies paid @lo9+33o.55 for
losssa during tho your aascsau,euta
LEVIED during tho year, $t35, ,078.18. Us Stock
Companies, vi received pralt'lttaia to tho amount
OF s2b70.d57,G3; losscs ilsoarret, 81, ,273 100.
All bit toa comranioa paid Dividends to stock.
hadnss, 81. $40, 2i5.25,- 5,-boluE An average Of
nearly Ii per cont.
, 1875-06-04

Sioux Cry, Ia., june y. 3.-aordou's party. who
wore taken 10 Fort Randall by tho military. havo
been unconditloaally released, and allowed 10
sosusa to uorlon c1ey, Tor which plAes they
start tomorrow.
, 1875-06-04
STEPHEN G. HOOKER.

Another important failure occurred yesterday
III produce circles In tAta city. Stephen O.
Hooker, who has for several months past ezet-
cisea controlling influence In the lard market,
found himself unsble 10 continuo, and ss!d 10.
Tho rsrult wss 4 acaue OF ezcltelnent uot ettou
, 1875-06-04
SUICIDE,

ap4tfal Dtspateh "a TIA CAtcaao tribune.
PxoaiA, IT.. June "a man named Edwin III.
Buck, wl.o camo here Yesterday from Davenport,
H.. WAS found dead this morning In tho lower
part OF tue city near railroad bridge. Theso
Nss pistol nound In his body and letter on
, 1875-06-04

LITTLE Rock, juno al. N. amithee, Pssai-
don't, delivered tho annual address before the
AraansAa press Association last night. Tho
members called on tho Governor in body To-
day. A resolution was adopted urging the
Legislature a. !tB acsstun In November 10 pass
"a act creating Bureau Of Immigration, A,u-
lux, anil Agriculture. The Association adjourned
this evening to moot \ year Lence At LcaEsy.
Ths following oi'lceFn "ofo reelected fot tho
Kswu,ei,, Vlce-1'sosIdous; Jacob Fsa!lch. Eec1o-
tsty; W, G. Stout. Treasurer. II. II. McQulro
wa1 selected to dollyes tho noxt auuuM Address,
aud 3au,ea I.ataoua electott puet.
, 1875-06-04

on% hundred pianos and orsana to rent aso sscoud.
bAud panoa for sAl& st GFoAs tatgan<t 10 make
ses nav stos2. v. ". xixsALLy ktass aud Aaans
eefpttr.
, 1875-06-04
THE ILLINOIS EDITORS.
!gpfriat Utsl,dsth to The Chicago Tribune.

DubuQuE, Ia, June 3.-The 1llinola Editorial
Excursion atriyod in Dubuque Ut p. m. to-day
by specnl train from Lacrosse, And without de-
lay proceeded to take In tho numerous points of
interest nbouk tho city. Tho citIzens received
them with opoa-aruea hospitality, Tie eno.oost
livery rixh wure plEcoh ut tic disposal OF tho
olitorAi fraternity, auu kel..a ulutt, Prospect
lllI|, tho race course. Easle roiut, tue water
norta thu lead mines, and other po!pta wore
visited md Admirnl, alter Which the party TO.
pairol to Tho Julian iIorHa nud sat down to
taulo 1aden with Ill tho dalcacos Of the season,
4 grauti dance IL III progress to-nght. Tic ex-
curoiouists leave for GlAlson thla lnoInIng anu
70 on their winding nay home.
, 1875-06-04

II You do not, sud want sewing machine, 1t will te
rull worth YOUR willis to tbs sItoHy Testimonials ct
the olhcs, 2Ht Wabash ayealuo Nuuthly pAylaeuts
liberal dIscount Tor ctSh.
, 1875-06-04

but that your child may bo burned ssstded to-uor-
ruw1 II you would h!s ufe keep Dallsys A1s1e-
y Palm Extractor IN lha hpu1s. 3S usnts. ~
, 1875-06-04
MEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.
Loapos, June s.-Stsamsaip Denmark, from
New York, has arrived.
New Yonn, Juns 3.-AHived. aseamar Italy,
from Loudon,
, 1875-06-04


Ereota..p
titttuDacfA
I}H4b.ss
hl1stlo Sturgeon.
lfaHhttF
LAY s.tssss.ssV
Tn1c-2:5a 2:51H e:ia.
Tho aocond race was BID paco, for bost lhroo
In five, Tor s500. There wose seyon aaEr'es and
starts; won by James Walkers Granger on easy
hoata.
The summary for tho first four heats, tho bal
aRco being poor, !a aH follows:
Dfail1oF, '...s-.s.ssss,.-'ssts-.4
HtcEgr Stale. I'D i u
h{fy tlnfF4 =
heoff NcoFAo......... .--.s..'ss.'''''.'1.t =
Tho racca for tomorrow are ona running and
two trots at j:3U and 2:33.
, 1875-06-04

Speeiat Di4patch to lAt CHICAGO jftbrHe.
CAAAntpaE UiTy. Ind. Juno 3.-1ho racos to-
day we're better attended, a largo number Of yls-
itots from abroad being on hand. TIN track was
fifteen seconds hlow, but Is drying rapidly, and
Tho treo-ioe~ali ranning-raco for s4o0 was put
OF. owlpg 10 tho tardy ontries. aud Tho first
called waa tho tt.roo-minute trot for premium
OF 81 ZOO. There wero stx entElcs nnl STARTS
md the race was won In thtoo straight tcats by
Dan Hickets' Creole, who led tho pools against
tho field.
, 1875-06-04

K3.SEA5
Sptcfai DJpatth 10 Tn chicaqs TRIBUNE.
KANSAS CRY, Juno 3.--Iho thlrd day OF tho
racea at the Esposition grounds occurred to-tlay,
over 1000 people being psosont .Tho bay geld
ing George Hce mon ttlo two-mi!o r"co in two
heats, fur = purso Of sGU0. Time, 3:44 and
3:i513. Besides George Hico. nustions aud 3D.
tournament occurred during tic AFTERNOON.
Over 81. 600 worth Of pools hayo been aold.
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WOLF. LANDr Il YATES.

ATTORNEYS At LAW. TITTON, IOWA.
O'fire in Reirhert's now building up stairs.
Entrance through City Hall building. AZ
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Exchange Office.
l.. e. rREADVELI..

TrnRNEY NrtsW. Tintan, Iowa Office
u aver shay & Ba.ley's store. next tot The
!. - office. Money 10 loan on farm r'r-
erls. Ihtf
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Justices.
aOHN s. TUTHII,I..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY Pm.
~ Lie Ins, rance Agent. and Conveyanoer
Office With the County Recorder In the court
10 50. rfrfon. Iowa. Ian lat. 1sas nlvl5
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seeking q market wherever there is .
demand for it. Under our present
system We should want none, nor
would we have any, were it not that
customs dues must be paid in coin,
aud because of the pledge to pay the
interest of the public debt in coin.
The yield OF precious metals would
Aow out for the purchase of foreign
productions and leave the United
States hewers of wood and drawers
of water because of wiser legislation
on the subject Of finance by the Ea-
tions with whom we have dealings.
am not prepared to say that l can
suggest the best legislation to secure
the end most heartily commended.
II will be . source Of great grati6ca-
tion to me to be able to approve any
measure Of Congress looking effective
" toward securing resumption.
Unlimited imitation would proba.
bly, bring about specie payment more
speedily than any Legislation looking
to the resumption Of legal tenders in
coin, but it would be at the expense
of honor. The legal-tenders would
have no value beyond settling present
liabilities, or, properly speaking, re-
pudisting them. They would buy
nothing after the debts wore all set
tied. There are = few measures
which seem to me important in this
connection, and which commend to
your earnest consideration. A repeal
of SO much Of the lsgal-tender acts Is
make these notes receivable for
debts contracted after date to be
fixed in the act itself, say not later
than the 1st Of January, 1877. We
should then have quotations At real
values, not fictitious ones. Gold
would no longer be at premium, but
currency at . discount, healthy re-
action would set IN at once, and with
1t desire to make the currency
(C0ncludsd on fourth page,)
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Conveyancer.
l., l.. SWEET.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONvEYANCER
~ Attorney at Law. Collecting and Liie
lnsr france Agent.
Office nj his residence, corner of 4tb and
Locust sts., Upton.
Having no hikh rent to pay. his charges
are consequently low. 5tf
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Physicians.
GEO. s. FOClIT. NJ. n.
CHAS, II. HUNT.
:. ENSIGN. NJ. D..

DHYSICiAN 4 SURGEON, TIPToN, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
DR.. +. hopes Ia give sat isfaction In all cases
entrusted to hts care. Office, at residence
two blocks east OF Court square. 1871
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G. CIRCUIT.

DEAL EsT,TE and Brokerage Agent,
IL Durant, Iowa. Attends personally
and promptly tn the b wing aud selling of
real estate on com, is-ion. renting houses
and farms. Beat Preferences given.
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Dentist.
"a DIR. CARRIER,
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lie confidence hitherto showi..
Office in City Drug store. Residence on
Dedar st., opposite Reformed church, Upton
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The SWEETS OF FARxrSc.-Of tho
many enviablc things about farming
is the enjoying Of plenty of good but
ter, rich milk, fruits and vegetables
without stint, and honey, sweet. pure
and unadnlteratcd. Farmers and their
families, as well as everybody else
like honey, and every farmer should
keep few stands of bees to SUNNY
his stable with this luxury that few
cannot enjoy who do not keep bees
Bees are not expensive to buy or to
Keep; they generally provide their
own feed, and have good surplus for
your table, and with as little extra
care may he made profitable.
And in these times Of adulterat;on
when the syrups Of commerce arc
made OF poison, it is a matter Of i'm.
portance to every farmer to supply his
family with syrup OF honey, gathered
pure from the flowers of his fields
Western AgricuAurist.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-05

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tra!y are consdsrsd 8 ss.: r.
their subscription. =
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their newspapers from - .slae I
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dered them discontinued. - ~ !
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without informing the publ;.h.s. ~ /
paper: are sent to the former 4; y
srs held responsible. s'sssts
5, The courts have decided T..
take newspapers from the 60 ~ M
and leaving them uncaIled q. Mn
evidence Ut intentional fraud : pf4l
6. The postmaster who ns.,...
legal nstice Of the neglect If ! 49, = n
from the Office the newsn.,..p ef,.at1
him. IL liable to the publisher q, =, aslal
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CORNs IN HORsrs rrrr roc,;.,

CoRSs IN HoRsEs FEEr.-Jennings
gives the following treatment: The
hoof around the corn should be cut
away SO as to prevent pressure from
the shoe; the corn should be we'll cpt
ont and burnt with hot iron, butter
OF antlInony, mnriatic acid, caustic all.
yer, or the permanganatc of potash
de should then be carefully shod. and
II the frog is elastic, a bar shoe Mica
" fitted. with perfectly level bearing
would be best; il, however, the frog \ 4
nard and unyielding, such . shoe nav
prove injurious. Flax seed pooltices
frequently applied 70 the feet, together
, the uselof hoof ointment, viii IS
'onnd eflectual; : run at grass With
ont shoes will also Prov beneficial,