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New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

81 81 for August. So 900 bus Sclt'isher = 49, bi
furs II I.Ii, Ind ~ - nstcd; Sfl'rhi ~ ~ 80.
81 % assrl; Gr'ded NJ. s9rnr srr7 -, ~ " ~ H a.s
il, l,r cl,scd. pcf'sr. - ~ ii. -
October - u!h, g. -, ast tsii rai r, 20 .1st ~
rtnof HWlcr Nihietr Ah.is'' -,
III 4gla assed Afor 3.l5 r 10. tit -'o.,oo
inrA ned Winter Rrft haf scpicnt"t' 81 ~, -'''''
hn.N. Amber Michigan. Augrs,- lrNNe "II.AS.pN
TARIFI n0niuei. RILEY MALT qaci a. e.
PEAS ip lult and bond aO0 t"c-... itN D. t'i'l'
f.t Srof ana Aueust dgc fof Sepi' nbcr' tlr.
loo lus cld state. sc. lots 800" ss 20 lI. Y
Iugust Qr. atl reported eight hudt iuai7 -.
Nrstin ~ the West private terms COi'S 1871 .','
c,,,nng eteslv closing With scarcely much sir.ug
Torll saes 100000 bu-e., irc!udine lu'"p' pisl -
at call; sles, .itOJ bush Nitaihc ,cn ,r
~ COZ e. iCO Lnsh October 81 tlc.f fSuop ulf,
Grds, No August al GOc. $1,000 Dish. 81 iiebper y
hnah do. Nctohor al OI -tci CttI
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finanuaI.
no ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
n SHALL COME OR MAY IN ASYWIsE CONCERN

KNOW TE.
nuder and by the rcult cour, N
the ned states for the Western District tennessee IN te
ber year thousand eight hundred and .eyenty ~
and O the Independence Of the United huJ
and first. In in equity therein DEPENDING Where,
PHILO G. CALHOUN and LOUIS H. MEYER as trIstses
RAILR0AD COMPANY and HENRY w. sMTrHERS are
Defendants and also CiYcuit (rt
Of to United states ior the District Of Kentucky Western d.
vision. In the sixth Circuit entered the day Of No
ycmDer IN the year last Aforesaid a equity therein
depending wherein tho same parties c0mpaanis and de-
PENDANTS respectively sad last mentioned cause trnO anr
liary and anciafy Ia the cause mentioned
/, tho undersigned, HORACE T.. ANDREWS vas An
ponte Special Master by said courts respectively 10 asc,
aud report tho amount Justly and eqiaby 10 each hIer
and owner respectively Of bonds
PENDANT corporation under the provisions certain nl0
made BY the said railroad pbio
hon and Louis H. Meyer. arng date Pebruay I Is72 fr
principal and FOR interest; and that IN
pToyiAons II Paragraph VII OF said DEGREES respectively an
holders ana owners OF Df bonds and coupons required T.
prouce such bonds held BY them respectively he
fore such SPECIAL Master before tho rst Monday
Of september A. D. 1871 being cue third day O sad
for allowances and that FOR the purpose Of Receiving proofs u
such b0nd3 and coupons !, sucn special Master
shan hold regular attngs ~ The once 81 The CLERK oi
District OF Tennessee the f1tyOf Memphis Tcnnos-ae an
the mat Mondays ~ the months 81 March, April May June
and September In 'he year thousand eight hundred and
pose al Office O the Circuit Court y the niiad
states ior the District of kentucky Western Division
Cty Of Paducah. Kentucky. .ho fret Monday In
month Of July thousand eight hundred aud seveycyon
ana az Tie once of Utury W smith rs
the City Of NOW York I'M the state of e.1ok on ne ri
Monday In the month II August Thousand eight hundred
and seyenyseven. and special 80,
ungs may from time 10 time DO ADJOURNED TO- and that then
aBy bonds issued under sand mortage viii be allowed
20 The claim ~ any perOn corporation 20 be- entitled
sncn claim allowed by ne ~ such special Master.
Tbs notice being given IN pursuance ~ and IN
with she provisions Of said decree.
mh2 law6ms spesd Master
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and since the beginning of the year. compared with
the corresponding portions of previous years:
FOR TIC Uesk. 1878. 1876. lSlt.
Entered the port. 50 022G3S Sl,i-,NtO fxloles
Thrown market. 2,1i59l6 l5'5OH l'S'''oV
Entered Al me por ses Ool 7g1 ssOs0i SIS 9o727
Thrown ON marker .bOlsl2 5l,2lt. II t5lJ1-oO
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
1--WE srocK MAnKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY y V Aug. 3.-rhc supply Of Caiiie - about the
same as week, tre -oT and uuprohiatlr market ht
rnjed irregular .nding lower prices; Teas % day at n
- of: Common Natives lc., and Medium 10 CG"ce Hi
rois Sttcrs, 40 Lsd &C., live Htlzht
mich COWS. 80 received, ~ CONSIGNED TO NtW-NOrk'
nd f,st "a CuGFIO 90. oT common 20 fair
t,LytS-Reseipts OF calves mainly cOnagnmrnts GRASSES
and utcrmuk fa at 3a3iic.. milk I'D ~ GH6hc. . %.
sprru ND IsVls- nccipfs lOr sheep and Lambs, y
cars AGAINST - week. entire range oi Shcep az 4afc;
CnciGo Aas. 3.-CAruE-Receipts 100; shipments,
6Oo: aIot more actIvei cSau, s3af3 iO fair u good
Naive shipping Steers. - 63Gs 20.
Hoes Receipts. G.Uu0; shipments. 1000 Market aruNe
frt and higher Ciis - 20, Common % choice, Heavy, -
- 30: sghi. assorted bacon, - 35HFJ 90
-HEEI-Duil rectpts, 500 selling 40 - -.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BryAlo Aug Flour in moderately fair demand at nm:
nominal Can Board 10 2 chieqgo - = = o q = asked; Ss
du cash sales. 10 600 bush; No. spot. o. ?c 100 No
2eo' 2,i i as sigi1 sa 5S9, 5d 5i.c asSed TO ar
rive; % &c bid. sc ASKED August ~ b - &c ashed
bd 3 @ 55c asked lss hall september; sic bid 55'ic
aSE'd o,eS TS.S' artcies % Gnnchagr and nominal N
ihg abfsqcc Of slls kegs9i. i9ut' 80 Dds &Dn's-:
Lard, go tcs 100 boxes Sipmepis lanai 10 iidcwater
ponis-W hcat 200 bush: Conn., 1000 oshi by rail-
CaIcioo. Aug. $foar qaie,, and lnehanged Wheat in
> l7ic cash; I7iic. Auersi ie'c september; rejected,
segiemer rSiol so I i2 20 S SI % ~
quiet blt 1m; $3.50. casn or Aasisti slS %
SDsI aSo a no,e uk saons shs 5,c sbo b 1
Flour 900 bbs Wheat. % 900 bush. Corn. 219,0o0 bush.
shipments Flour. 4loo Gbls Wheat 10000 push Con-,
eos 9O hei resaf a 81 asi i AGeast ~ oisS s'S
y 0i . Srn a iIngr' .c' & &AiSs, Us,
sSpi r. 65 b.d October Lard - ~ i 6d sepISm6sr
CINcNsATi Aug. g. Fiour duh ant dropping Wheat un-
seua n y l5aI % Sep It. sieaGy I yilh m i3ir Gea9a
Rye duh at 5oq5-c Barley duli ard nominal pork 9nie
s. -: Kettle IOaIOi.c'. Bulk Moats-shonIrrs she.
spot 5ass.' August short RIBS, 7ei spot Sci Auggs
i6ai5c sugar STEADY, unchangcd Hogs steady lair de
manh Butchers - 2jas5 -; Others unchanged receipts
55i. hipueuts 1853.
DKf.oT. Aug Flour inactive. Whcat-Extra White
Mich gan 81 80 do. I'll 81 ~ 26i2 seller September
Milling ~ 26; No l. Amber Michigan, 81 81. Cori quiet,
Ingh Mxel, 5ihc oats very duil aud lower No ! Mi,ei
offered at 3G2ci No. 3c. leccpts-Flour, l5l hbs
Wheat 1000 bush; Corn LOO bush; oats, 5000 bush
shpme 4f5 bbls. Wheat 1000 bush' Corn. 400
bush. oats, 800 BUSH
MILWAUKEE Aug 3-F10ari quiet hut steady. Wheat
nrm opened &c lower closed quiet No lwgnkee 81 =
seller $l 1875; seller September, uI No. do
81 o6dtl H. Corn steady ami hrn No t7c Oats quict
lS TsI 80 sgras CASH ' c5e j sspeuer Frsshs
Wheat Buffalo 32r. ReceiVts-FOur 5000 bbls; Wheat,
IL 900 bush. Shpmenis-Fonr $3.50 bbis; Wheat $1,000
| bush.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 3-cofee without special movement
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Nr,y YonK Ano 3-To net cotton receipts al an ports
5lndnelai
GAS STOCKS.

A GAS SIOCko. ~ -
a. NEW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD .
ana all Of Brooklyn and New ork as securities deals
by "i-o n. d - y II,...o,,; o.. =, v
UITY or RAHWAY.-Notice is hereby given
tba he Bonds OF the civ Of Radway, maturing S-ptcm-
Der j. 1871 viii Dee redeemed on presentation i par ana lc
rei Interest Of redemption at the Chatham Ma
''V''-' ~ 80 Il. c. BREWSTER
tr.rf ft-oFf af.gav
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

Acr morning call 9alc7-9pof, llj,00o bn- 70 GHi
~ 8G1c. Uncradcd: 59ieaGor seawcr 1u ," i'. .,,,
~. ., chiefly Goi2dGnsc Gle iiigh INSii I ifci p, so
f.zrl fr August AT COc 81 3.lj p CALI eaics-SO'g
bush Graded Mixed ~ August ~ 'VC los.e ,,,,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

Ait'r 3l5 T. N. cai, rafs Io'V0V d5tTS ag,,n lower
Nif'' snG fIIg & 'i. aciiS sa 5000 bas4. ,. l2ggo
5ec. Bci'eici nomiraly 27c.: Graded 10. bite
$59c Gads 30 & z iiei WeerD ~ M'Hs ,cao ioc Tor
Nixed delivered: Mixed Ohio New to arTye SSci IN com
FrFD- oToirt 100 r. or slarus, s. roo - Of 10
~ "r 70 Feed a. s3l q<23. 30 5 Mcnm Feed and ~ d.
NJ. Feed sl70#ls; Rye fte So =, Pr " Sic.
K1inoy. s3qs} 20 Cnoice While Kianey, - 5oasz 70 =
OT5It OTG5IItv.rl,S- Domestic begging quiet at 1890
nay ANp srRAW-tn aiI legu1s' aud seaiy M Spais ais
Iay, goa does re'ail 10y % ~ ,c or
S ii NJ NJ a. on bni steady: Jue butts 32a3S5c Jute,
IfBiS-Mors active unch1nrci. sales, j4oQ Dry Monte,
vidco 22c scd 43o6 Dry california: 300 emma and 100
Maracaibo; private tcrua Qcciat9ns; Ln,nS A5s, ~
28a23r rc Monteyidco e2e C9r,a'rs ,@aI1i, H@1 eic
Genital American IS l9c gold; N~'eTl i in24 70 !, o.
iS5i.iae sourhcra l@sai9i4c Wel saed- soulls.el,
It's 2c; Country ara WTs@,,n @ gSc' a. ag cnrfSsncy
iiOts Mr. E. wells reviews the wctk as We we
oin market entirely, aDo the buain, dnhs y w AZ
1 Cuotaii6rs continue entirely nominal. Montgomery
County ~ Y takes a. credit tis season o sending ~ lhs
ds.Il- - and ,as ,ol al zoe or h. bale from osego
and 1as irom Ch,raaeo county arrived hcrc 10 day. The
Weld should d. weather continue favorable lcf iha nsst &
year The question ci demand romabIoa AID nc Iilc e
bgi c;9anT and prar'd tops III be wanted for *
s@r, NJ % any S7e ~ s Bales o;a Tor same period in
it7 ~ 5i na, export for the wees n"ne 10
a zee sent J. SO 9ll2 lals total Tor same peitoi N
SO H. - bale. Nt0.1olks choice to fancy, IDg
case; Ycr1nr asc: Oids al growihs' 2@4o O"i'oi''S
LEf1iiiil-T q Eastern manufacturers are buying lnst
sudent Hto1 ~o TO supply tilr ~aa'' r r rTa ~
wc,k, hai - tlr' ar nit ~. ""ihh5 UP I'm 10 t rrI
about Keeps pac- wi receipts and there only nctf-
o' T ] wei, u viii be noticed that ox-
Tos he wces y agS EgeGs% % g sic, 1Rs WE yl
3G0IG to Ens gland ana 1876 the Continent
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UTTY or RAUWAY.-No
IN PURSUANCE of IA certain Indenture in

an PURSUANCE OF IA certain lndenture IN
the nature OF q Deed oi Trust Og Norteasr dated the
of March IN The year Of our Lord one thoasn g
hundred aad egtnytw0 between the Toledo Peoria ana r
Railway Company Of the hist part and Ni.him IL o.
William Tracy of the second patt whereby, an"aE
hundred bonds mait Dy the @ai incO Pc
Itaiiaa Company I'M conformity io suo III
thousand dDars and numbered respect
veiy from hundred aud u thousand, were pire
IA the aus OF the SAID "a lillian H. Osborn and bam Tracy
ms collateral security foe the payment Of certain then ont
Warsaw Railway Company mentioned in a schedule re-
ferd sad udctre, m ease the shll lec ff7
and warsaw railway Company -loila borrow the mon y
fo uuunlcd Ool@atols cpiit
ofa TIE persons oI parties making such loans hc
said rorlO Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company having
the of loan made To 10 Tor iEe par
alscha the sad thcu outstanding ui
funded oDi gaOu aud the party making ,ueh loan having r.
durrd subscribers tOpToccei according Ia The terms o ihc
sat iudeurs o. siii bonds notice is hcr,by gwen
tina, on August next nc - O'Clock n0ou
tho subscribers viii under the power n hem vested hl me
said mlonre sell at public auction at t. tIeh3ngs Sa,t
II BrOadwaT m The city of NcM frrA, te .aH
i've hundred bonds oi the Toledo Peoria and Masl" h"y
COMPANY under aud IL accordance WIN TIE fts'
~ tie said indeuture nature 90 mnrtgGge being re-
spoctivc 5Oi 20 1000 inclusive ana each
bond being FOR : 900 Dated July II, 1917. - . ...
". II. OSBORN, WILLIAM TRACY.
DARTIES wishing to buy or sell burlington,
4 nd
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, TRXAs AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY $40 SOUTH FOuXIHsf,}
rtillADELrnlA, July so, 1877.
rNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Texas and Pacific Railway Company viii be held at
the Office of the Company, IN the Cty Of Philadelphia
TUESDAY. August IL, 1877, At O'Clock
e. r. SATfERLEE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

COTTON Markets.

PRovrnzvcr p IT, Aug 3-Prnt cloths nactiye at d4sc
OF red and 1 &c. a. sed Tor best 6iX04s.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

GSnn nnn OLD BONDS of the BUF-
pDOO,OOO FALo NEW YORK and ERIE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY VIII be pad OF by the Trustee OF the
mortgage aud accrued interest presen during
Of August Bonds presented At tho Union Trust
Company aud loft ior yethca0n Will be paid the day follow
Ing JOHN A. Z. GRAY, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
bnsinee5 Ghances.

sNHANCE for INVESTMENT - Three
v fourths interest in tn st. L9nis Democrat J0O
once win De- soft practical ou onaDc utIs
Address II. r. IOMERDN. Manager. -. Louis, No.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

In State bonds, District Of Columbia 3-65s
were firmcr at 7li4. and Missouri long dat 6s ~
lOdl Georgia aoa - WeIJ 4 sgG Il, l0'' tennessee
The only sale Of City Bank stocks was 10 Metro
Pailroal bonds were dull the total sales at the
first board reaching only $4,000 in nIne 81 dhcr0t
classes The new Rock Island tOrty-ycar Gs wcIs
st@.dv NJ IOt Jersey Central convertiblcs higher I'D
Gf3, and Northwest gold honds strong at S7!z0S7,
while the Winoaa and 81 Peters seconds which are
guaranteed by the Chi ago aud oIlG-"cs Company.
and take precedence OF tEc consolidated god bond,
on that portion Of the prop Tty. are begging for bus
ers at 20 Union PaCGc trsts rose 10 lOJl2 and Sink
ing FuId bo.ds to913 Land GIan; ruling steady II
1O3 and Central Paclnc iirss barely STEADY az lO!.
Harlem trss advanced tO ll9l2, iirSts OF -. Louis
and Iron Mountain selling at 30a9o+h with M
NotWifiiStaudine Yesterdays sales of a million
gold by the treasury the price To-day was irneT, at
1888 1859 CD very moderate business. on gold
loans che borrowing Rates were p. and | 10
fiat. The Assi~t3nl-II',- iief PAd gu, p tZ")1 in
coin interest tr public debt. ana TI-NoVV i It-
demption of called uds The days business of The
Gold Clearing Department Of the Bank o. the State
of New-YOrk covered: gold cleared, SO 10000;
gold balances. Tl.6S7,2oO; currency balances,
$1.79O, 1876. The gold quotations were as follows;
10 ...-..-.lOja. 2....--.....lGj2 T. 3....-...-lOjs
Foreign exchange was quiet and lower today ana
sales were on thc basis of 81 500 10 the Z To-
ten-days' bills, and . - for short bills
Money Was easy at llZa2 OF call most of the
day, but az one time commanded q per cent. Dis
count ruled AT 3l2 per cont and upward, The United
States Treasury AZ Washington, to-day. received
500 900 National Bank notes for redemption. The
Custom receipts were S7lOOp0, and The internal
Revenue receipts were S31O,0OO The following Is
the clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency cX-
change So 9J2. j97; Currency balances. T3.5lG,-
2l7; Gold exchanges, S1O,21S,2i3; Gold balances,
g.. I.107,357
In London there was further advance in Cnsols
e. 95lte win!e United States bonds were all higher,
lsG7's closing at 1OG5s; 1905 at llOl2; new -
nj 1913 and new 4l1 per cents at 1868. ia Amer
lean railway stocks Enc common advanced 10 9IS,
and preferred 90 -. Illinois Central closed az go.
snd New York Central at o. The Bank If Euglauu
TODAY gained G12,O 600 bullion on balance The !H-
pefial Bank of Germany gained l,SOO,OGO marks
during the last week. Sterling cXchanS az Paris ls
2J1212 and five per cent Rentos closed at lO5.2O.
The New-Nork Fiie Insurance Company has de-
olaIcd semi-annual dividend Of per cents payable
on demand.
The attention Of investors is directed 10 the oppor
tunity 10 bid for any part of 100000 five per cent
stock of the City OF Ncw-40lk, the proposals 1or
which are 10 be opened by the Controller at . p
III. Tomorrow, August 4.
And the following Were the receipts ard shipments
at and from Buffalo to-day:
"' ~ RECEIPTS. snWNRNIs.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

rrrcss OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

e Government bonds to-day were dull, and The deal
iLgs were comparatively ilaht. The Eew nVes "cr'
1irl: tie d-onc-half per cents were steady
and the four per cents easier the latest stree.
quotations were as FOL Ows:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
pROpOSALS For %1O7.OO0

PROPOSALS FOR 100000
4 STOCK or THE CITY or NEW YORK.
sealed pronoal. be received at the tompfolers once
untI AUGUST l. 1877. at oeocs p M, when tho same vi"
he uv npcnet whole or part OF TIE sum Oi
: 81 OOp stocS "a toe 04ty ot New York ~ follows:
.cporoN ~ Ar.R VI AIN Srp'K," a. authorized 10y
il2c " .........' ................ $4,000 90
.. .N,purIyAL NEW CROIoN AQt aDrCr srOCk'
ahc August l. 1900 $1,000 90
-
said stock will boar Interest NJ the OF five per
an payablc rst day of hay ana November In each
yeaI. 10000, -. 4, - , .,,,. - -.
stock o' CITY NewNork, and enclosed IN second
veope addressed 10 the Comptroller
me tight ~ reserved OF the Comptroller to reject
any or an is FIN his Judgment the interests OF the corpora
tiOn require u. .
For fnl Information city Record.
JOHN KELLY. Comptroller
city New York Department OF Finance, Comptrol,rs
Office July = I. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

DARTIES Wishing to buy or sell Burlington,
Cc,i,r I,arihs aud SOrtlefn Railway stOcs address,
has b. LEWIS. Continental National Bank Bdhd.ugl
ST. Ne
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
european advertisements.

MERICANS COMING ABROAD viii lind
"a FRANZ AfEYER's. No seminar Stla>se cd sioIy)
radrichstad Dresden The place 10 buy Eugragings o
all kl.ds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-06-07
PERSONS TLzE on TLEsE,
wczTE TEE!s wEiaET n GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
L. o..

aug. ), 1875
DR. TuTr :-Dear Sir:
For ten years ! have been
amartyrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the nlateria Inedica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought 10 my
notice. / began their use,
and the first dose gave me
such relief that | continued
10 take them. 1 am now 4
well man, have a good ap-
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared
and I have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh, ]
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-06-07
FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Judging WOOL.

Many farmers have been an
ioyed, when selling their wool
10 find that the acute aud praclic
I'd eye OF the woo,.buyer had De.
teeted he-iact that his sheep had
been allowed to run down in een-
dition at some time daring the
growth of the fleece. They are
half.inclined 10 think that the
buyer is merely trying to deprcci
ate the price. As a matter Of
tact, there is nothing when rem
ders wool SO useless for certain
kinds of manufacture as nu, ven
ness or break in continuity Fl tie
thickness CT fibre; and there is no.
defect more common, aud nothing
that year by year touches the
sheep grower more severely on
that tender part Of his anal, nv
the pocket. However good the
wool in all other respects. the
keen eye OF the buyer sing!es out
the detective wool, aud q lwn goes
the price ol it. Aud it ip nn
mere fancy that regulates III q.
prices, for the uneven VOL will
break at the weak plIt es dIrung
first process of On .nulqclure Some
persons suppnse hat this Uneven
uess oil fleece is hereditary in Gel
tain animals, aud perhaps uneven
ness might b. made hereditary bl
generations Of ll.usage and neg
lect. But as the WOOL Of an en-
tire flock is found to he uneven
one year and not SO 10 another
it shows that management han
more to do with it than descent
Ii sheep are a lowed to get int
"A low condition, ar neglected, un
der fed or nol properly, the pore
of the skin will contract, and tht
wool that issu, will be Of yer,
fhe fibre. AS so IN as the anina
RECEIVERS a vigorous condition, tn
pores Of the skin will open and
longer and stronger fibre grows
Tue wool is thus weaker in on
place than in places at each sid
of it, and break at the weak plac
on the slightest strain. Nothin
induces unevenness more easil
and surely than want Of wateI
IL is o common notion that shee
csn do without water or with
very little ltsupplied with root
they will not want much waite
but it is well, and humane to,
that water should be always Will
in their reach. Not only is
important that the fbres shoul
b. even, but the feeceS through
out should be even, as regard
length, softness, density and firm
ness Wisconsin, Farm JournO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-06-07

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice of
medicine thirty years, and
foralong time was demon
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College of Geor-
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guarau-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded in
combining In them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities OF n strengthen
DAG, fRKgdtfEe, aud a pEr-
UYfEg tonic.
Their first apparent et-
feet Is to increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
10 properly a ssimilate,
Thus the system is nour-
isbed, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
evacuations arc produced.
The rapidly with which
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a Wash for Fruit Trees.

The following is recommended
by a commission of fruit growers,
presided over by Prof. Cyrus
Thomas, State EntomologiSt of II
Ilnois, and is part of a very full
report, embodying advice as to the
best means of fighting the insects
that infest the orchards Of that
State:
Insects and mildews, injurious
to the leaves of seedlings and root
gratis, can be kept 10 subsection
or destroyed by a free use of a
combination of lime and sulphur.
Take of quick or unslacked lime
four parts, and of common flow.
ers of sulphur one part, flour
pounds OF sulphur to one peck OF
lime;) break up the lime in small
bits, then mixing the sulphur
with it in tight vessel (iron is
Lesi;) pour on them enough boil
ing water TO slack the lime to a
powder; cover in the vessel close
AS soon as the water is poured on.
This makes also a most excellent
whitewash for orchard trees, and
is very useful as a preventive of
blight on pear trees, to cover the
wounds in the form of a paste,
when cutting away diseased parts;
also for coating the trees in April.
1t may be considered as the one
specific for many noxious insects
aud mildew in the orchard and
nursery; its materials should al
ways be ready at hand; it should be
used quite fresh, as it would in
time become sulphate of line, and
so lose its potency. Wherever
busting with lime is spoken OF,
this should be used. This prepa
ration should be sprinkled over
the young plants as or before any
trouble fro, apbides, thrips or mil
dew occurs, early in the morning,
while the dew is on the trees
This lime and sulphur comblna
,ion is destructive. to these pests
in this way: First, by giving off
sulphurie acid gas, which is dead
Is poison to minute life, both ami
NAL aud fungoid, and tie lime de-
stroys by contact the same things;
besides its presence is noxious to
.hem; neither is ii injurious to
common vegetable lie, except in
,xcpss. unless the lime to the foil
o.. ii cvergreers.
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lCan be cured. NhyY hc-
cause We have cured
lhuutire is of casts, some
lof them being given o.
liver to die by other ply.
sicianS Of other schools
OF practice. Cos sump'
ltion is . disease of tho
lair passages and owl
1.-TWO thirds of the Gags
are caused by CatRrrh.
We guarantee a cure II
Nru NillILIIc IN season
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PREPARED rv

Dr. J. c. AVER 4 CO. Lowell. Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chenttsfs.
SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS ETERYYHEEE.
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TUFTS PILLS
a distinguished physician of New York

a distinguished physician Of New York
Gays:
1t is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds,
! hear of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are heralded from the man
sions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, l have great
confidence in their merits, and of late have
often prescribed them with the happiest re-
suits in cases where l desired to make de-
cided impression on the liver"
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CUR -E.S

Why? because Asihm a
lis 4 contraction of the
lBroEChial Tubes. caused
~ Inflammation and IT.
I itatiun of tie mucus
membrane lining tho
lBtoE, HAL Tubes, Use
lDxr gcnnted sir as We
Twill direct and We will
warrantaCUre VIC have
ituIed eases OF 20 years
iStantling