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The Lake County star., 1877-11-08

S'ns0H Bowds-zxs Str6kcs- Butter 0Rss
Aons-- zne BeechsS People.
NEW YoRx, New. 9, 1877.


The recent failure Of 90 many
savings banks, and the terrible con-
dition of life insurance, has put the
poor who have work and who, there
fore, have made savings, into q
quandary as to what they shall do
with their money. There are thou
sands who have fifty or q hundred
dollars who are keeping it boarded,
fearing to deposit it anywhere. A
has been inaugursted
here, which I hope will spread all
over the country; viz: To have
the new four per cent. loan popu-
larized. An association is memor-
ializing the authorities to have bonds
issued in denominations Of twenty
FIVE dollars, registered and made
payable to order, SO that in case of
robbery or destruction, there could
be ne loss. They argue that 1t
would not only afford convenient
and safe means Of saving for those
who are saving, but that it would
be healthy help to those who new
er have saved, to commence.
For once strike has the appear
ance of q success. Several cigar
manufacturers have acceded to the
demands of their operatives and
have resumed work. The strikers
managed this very adroitly. They
organized supplies beforehand to
keep these out of work in compar-
ative comfort, and they succeeded
in gaining much outside sympathy,
which was powerful help to them,
not only in eking out their material
strength, but in molding public
opinion. But behind their present
triumph stalks a grim dread. 1t is
rumored that number Of employ
ers have combined, and have con-
tracted in San Francisco for an i'm
mense number of Chinese cigar
makers, who are, it is said, already
on the way hither. If this is SO,
goodbye, cigar-makers. The nim-
ble-fngered celestial can roll as
much as any other man, and he can
live upon nothing. The cigar.
makers are troubled ut this pros
pect, and are awaiting development:
anxiously.
The long disputed butter ques'
ton came up again this week. A
dealer was arrested for selling oleo
margarine for butter, without hav
ing the word "Oleo- Margarine
stamped on the tub. Oleo-marga
rine it was asserted was as swee
and wholesome as butter, and only
an expert could detect the differ
ence. In fact the best dairymen o.
the country were buying it in larg'
quantities to mix with their milk
and scarcely any butter that come
to New York is free from it. On,
dealer testified that it was bette
than butter, for it never become
rancid, or in any way strong. Tn,
offending dealer was dismissed witt
a caution to be very particular il
branding his oleo-margarine, 8
that the word could be seen of mel
and women also.
Henry Ward Beecher is lectur
ing on the undesirability Of richie
at $500 night; Tilton is livin,
away from his family, on Secon
Avenue, getting ready to do tn
same thing, at about one-fourth tn
money; and Frank Moulton, the res
sufferer, is rebuilding his shattere
fortunes, as the agent Of Ashton
Liverpool salt, which ho is introdu
cling to the attention Of dairymer
The great scandal is very dead.
PIErRo.
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The aggregate value of live stock
in Michigan, in 1875, was $50, $685.
176. There were 4,9S1, 500 horses,
mules, cattle, sheep and hogs.
The aggregate v,lue Of principal
crops, for same year, was $61, ,293,-
45O.
As an illustration of the compar-
ative value of farm lands and crops
in Michigan and other States, q ta-
bic is given, showing the value of
20 acres each of corn, wheat, rye,
oats, barley, buckwheat, potatoes
and hay for four States. The total
value of 100 acres of the above
products in each Of the States was
as follows: Michigan, $3,O14.82;
Iowa, 81 ,S26.6O; Kansas, $2, ,O1S.5O;
Nebraska, $1,725.40.
In order to show that 1875 was
not an exceptional year for crops
in Michigan, figures are presented,
taken from reports for FIVE consec-
utive years, with a result similar to
that given for the year named.
1t surely is o presentation Of facts
worthy of all consideration by par
ties desiring to find homes where
new, rich land is cheap; and where
they can find ready and profita-
BILE market for all the products Of
their labor.
Last week we published q lengthy
article descriptive of the natural
advantages Of our State. We are
convinced that much more may be
truthfuIly said, which has not yet
been brought before the public, to
show that those now having homes
in Michigan may well be contented
with the spot shoir lot 10 cast in;
snd that those seeking homes in
tho West msy pass Michigan BY.
end sver afterwards BE- sorry they
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Good Books!
for the

Farm, Garden, and Household.
which win be supplied from the ONCE Of the
books viii to o. amy Vfs Of our % sd. resS
named against each book.
Aliens (R.L.&L.F) New American Farm
Aliens q. FL American Cattle. 80
(hL.) American Farm hook I 30
Atwood's Country and Suburban Houses 50
Barry's Fruit Garden $50
Bements Rabbit Fancier 10
Bommer's Method OF Making Manures H
Boussingault's Rural Economy 10
Breck's New Book o. Flowers rs
Broom Corn and Brooms, pa. 50 cts; cloth rs
Browns Taxidermist's Manuals OO
Buel's Clder-Maker's Manuale 50
Canary Birds: Paper 50 cts.; cloth. Is
Corbett's Poultry yard Yard and Market pa >.
paddg Modern Horse orSsi Doctor. n No. S
:. American Cattle Doctor, g Ne; | g
" =" Reformed Horse BOOK, :
De voe's Market Assistants as
Dinks, Mayhem A Hutchinson, ON the Dog q
Downing's Landscape Gardening sa
Essieston's 8 Hoosier school-master IL
End OF the World Is
Eie,d E,e9 cuI,n rear r r,asnn sisure
tical growers.] q
Frank Forresters American aamsin its !.
f""efs sms2R @rsRf FTSit Tait9s,it cuitur,s. iS
Fulton's Peach Culture Is
Geyelins Poultry Breeding Ia
Gregory Oh Squashes paper
Harris on the Pig l6
Hsndersons Gardening for Pleasure -
" Practical FloricuIture is
Herbert's Hints to Horse Keepers II
! Hop Culture by experienced cultivators
MIase1 MiIss an and md THESppe:r HoppIps:. Foo, le
Mohr on the Grapevine IL
Monochrome Nation'l Carpenter a Joiner
| =" Stair Builder &C
Nichols Chemistry Of the Farm and Sea
| Norton's Scientific Agriculture
Onions-How to kaise them Probably
Our Farm OF Four Acres. Paper 30 cents;
cloth 90 cents; extra cloth lC
Parsons on the Rose ls
Potato Culture, prize Essay paper Z
Quincy (Hon. JosiahJ on soiling Cattle il
| Quinn's Money in the Garden Ii
Quinn's Pear Culture for Profit IL
| Handall's Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry
Practical shepherds 2(
| Sheep Husbandry II
Riehardson @ onthe Dog; Paper soc; cloth
Rocs Play and Profit in my Garden Ii
| Skillful Housewife
Stewards Irrigation for the Farm, Gar
den and Orchard ].
| stewards Stable Book 1.
Shepherds Manual l,
Stoddard's An Egg Farm, paper SOC; cloth
Thomas's Farm lmplemts 4 Machinery I
| Tin Bunker Papers; or Yankee Farming I
Tobacco Culture, by fourteen experienced
cultivators
Warnings Draining for Profit and Health
Elements OF Agriculture Il
| Whites Cranberry Culture
Woodward's Cottages and Farm Houses I
| /" Suburban & Country
Country Homes
National Architects IL
| Graperies and horticultural
| BUILDINGS I
Wright's Practical Poultry-Keepcrs 2
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TO oADvERTISERS:- The Star
q now Me Only Rupe- printed In
Lake county, circSlotes to every part
Of &c territory, rendering Il a dcsir :
aSle advertising medium.
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name OF Clatmv C1olm Clojmou Aliu
G n c Ross, for services and ex.
S:;::::
VIM :. rS:,s: Ssssss::. G.: :.s: .ss:' 'A'.' :s :ss
Piats for Treas. an lm
Augustus aSs rowner, postage a oil -
Tor county ofiiccs lB i7S
Augustus Tuwner, postage and
lees in criminal case 60 go
w J McCsusey, additional pay dtsal:
FRANK 8 Hssss;sy ss;, snI:s,ss ssHSs.:sj jail . iSrs
Edgar Campbell, Justice fees In =, =, =, =,
criminal cases - AM Il M
prisoners On 0H
chas K Radcl,1e. printing pro- :, :. a. a.
H Hammond McCollum,
J Taylor. hauling wood II 50 Il 50
case Of People VS.. stockweii "a o. "a o.
Frank swim, making table for "a an
Probate office 500 500
inal cases, drawlngjury, &C. o6 Is % Is
Chas X kadcliffe, bill ofstation-
ary for county officers 1D ~ 70
brackets fors6srifY once Isl 2a
Augustus Towner, record of
births and deaths 5W 6W
Chas II Chick, services In GRIM
James si 'isS Taylor, hauling wood ~" y
for county ofices 500 90
Jones 4 HoIllster, lumber, iron
and zinc for court house IL "a II 81
wla%s Rl,'nsH 'iS@sS SsSls,:, .SSs Incidental. % Il *
DC Warner, legal services in
Frank swift, carpenter work j
:s;:5 S:a!::: 8: :;::i
& NJ Ross, material for plaster
ing In Clerk &sherin 6 offices lD %
WIN A Deuress, round trip to
Big Rapids 70 pay interest :. 80
Henry A Bray, work a labor on
!: S:fIs SiS;'S ;sSSisSss $I oon.,.s. Sn a's. 2 z
fees in casefeople vswhalin IA low'd
case OF People vs.. King 80 80
CM & Ross, witness fees In case
OF People vs. King % 60
| ID Warner, witness icesin case
nm Of Of r rsoPle den ys; & 5d K1ng lgI.,a.n,o,. /"
AZ OIL matches, paper, nails a. o. az a.
RlchmS'sd h,ns' a. Backus, seal ofof- ''o :.
| fce for Register Of Deeds Sos SO
James Forman, Justice, draw
Frank l. Alien, services in case
| Geo w Brown, ,insane person 10 % 10 %
A piats and incid:ntais @ % IS 80
Henry Rudd, two days work on
blanks ' . nw nv
Peter Miller, return of births q
| deaths 50 30
Chas II Chick, return Of births
and deaths 800 zoo
Geo 0vistt, sheriff, boarding
John Pence, return Of births a -
wS sss'S: ( S:sr.... incidental. sS :S
| VIM A Dcuress, moving Lake
| county safe 10 83 Is IS
Stephen r Dickens, services and
expenses taking jackson
Pc0k 10 asylum II % III %
HA Bray, work on jail 400 : 90
: oisss NEE 80 - ns u %
puaI statement stationary
for county onlcers - 70 > 30
George Ovlaft, shorin boarding - - :.
Ysaic " Howe, Under shsrin,
] sfsosss sssx,sT 'snde's& s'ly -" leo 10 =
5Ss scssi 49, as q =
/ y 2 4, 49,. q ss..s ss Z I
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08
Mill Far Sale.

We offer for sale an interest In . water
saw mill, located convenient to r. &. p. Rail-
way, Mt Kinnc Creek. Will sell for 500; eloo
cash; sl,0 In work OF saving, and will al.o,
receive some cows In trade. Address,
Conn & RADCLIFTE,
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08
lhe ONLY one AWARDED CKNTENNLAL EKDAx


We offer for sale, eighty acres of land In
Eden township, known M the west the
southeast quarter OF Scction7 z, Town 20 North,
OF Range ia West; for S3n0; sos cush, and the
ON an adjoining eighty. None Iut those de-
string to make actual settlement need apply.
COIN Il RADCLIFFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08
Geo.. N. Savage 4 Co.'S Column.

tE- Parties answering any Of these advertise
cnts will please sta 10 where they saw the SAM.
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Annual Statement,

Showing how the money goes by
contingent orders and sub vouchers, rs
authorized by the Board ofSupervis0rs,
of the County Of Lake:
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08
Ny Michigan.

A Comparative Array Of Figures
Showing the Superiority OF
Michigan
Over Other NorthtOestern States as an
Agricultural region.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08

tAsss. P1yb.1s court, IN 80
ssiscsss un pn
Ps.:ss = q sspy !! fees % = Is
M Wee, nsalssl sssyisss IN
case Of Jackson Psek, an In
on G ke.s, s1anscribins dssd
lrom Mason Co records 7D 58l
A AecNichol, repairs In county -
Edgar cempbell. Justice fees in -.
g.. cr,miHsA nai1s Sssec Ssse:x .A H0 ~ 70
tss. in criminal Gases xs % ~ 80
), ses e sapf q Poor SIS 81 ss
VIM Baker. services In jackson
g e Dickens, services In Jack
won Peck case 800 100
Isaac w Hswe,. Under Sheriff,
services during July term OF
OK e: S:sss,,ss, sa :, printing q! proceed; q
O N g Ross, services as Deputy =" -"
County Clerk lo0 70
lawson Kinney, witness fees In
case Of People W. King 1lo 10
cM Y P' PRoss' services as 60 supt :. oo ,.oo
CM Q kOs., services 4 expenses
taking Geo w Brown TO asy-
lum, Kalamazoo 23A n 81
Moneys paid By SUD Vouchers.
John Pence, on wood contract 10 90
aso.ye oviatt' Sheriff. approprissn for an "a
ma Ross, appropriation for vault ]oe oo
County Canvossers 50 30
=. preparation iaS 90
vs. Avery 100 90
i0r township OF Lake IA 90
VIM Denress, Salary 90 Treasurer 100 90
Augustus Towner, "a |" Clerk ZOO 90
| Frank l. Allen, Pros Atty 500 90
| Walter A Burnam, " Judge Probate go 90
| George Oviatt, sheriff $50 %
Board Of Supervisory bills us ~
| Lake Co Agricultural Society l2 %
| AUaUsrts TowNER,
County Clerk.
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Something for Those Who Yearn for
the Far West" to Ponder Over.

Under the above caption, the Sag
inaw daily Courier of Oct. Oath,
contains lengthy article, with an
array of figures compiled from the
government agricultural reports by
E. Saunders, Esq. We make the
following extracts:
The Courier has always contended
that in an agricultural point Of view
alone Michigan offers advantages to
the tiller Of the soil not surpassed by
any Of the Northwestern States, and
that those people who emigrate to 9th
er States with an idea of bettering their
pectations. Our position has been sus-
tained by the testimony Of hundreds
who, leaving Michigan, have
wandered far and finally returned with
the idea firmly seated and cmphatical-
ly expressed, that there IL no better
place than Michigan. And there are
Hundreds and thousands Of Michigan
people in other States who wsuld he
glad to return to their first love could
they do SO without making too great
sacrifices of their investments In their
new hemes.
The farmer of the Eastern States
who contemplates taking the advice of
the lamented "Sage of Chappaqua,"
with view of bettering his condition,
will In the light of the facts presented
herewith, "go farther and fare worse"
should he pass Michigan by. We have
millions Of acres yet uncultivated, sus-
ceptible of the highest state Of cultiva-
ton, which are easily obtainable.
In order that the cloim put forth by
the press and people may not be gain
said, we present this morning an array
of figures gathered from official sources,
which fully explain themselves, and
to which the citizens of this State can
refer with no little degree of pride.
They will afford, perhaps, profitable
reading for these who believe there are
places more desirable for homes than
our beautiful peninsula.
The figures presented below are TAX
en- from the agricultural report of the
United States government for 1875,
and are consequently reliable. They
show that better prices are obtained in
Michigan for all kinds of products than
i'm any other Western State, including
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Here follows table showing the
value of crops in Michigan over the
other States named to be as follows:
Corn Michigan, Gle per bushel;
Ohio, "A; Indiana, 80; Illinois, "a; Wis
consin. 54; Minnesota, AZ; Iowa, "a;
Missouri, %; Kansas, q; Nebraska, 20;
United States, AZ.
The following figures are for States
In the order above named:
Wheat-S1.15, 1.09, 81, VI, 81, So, II,
05, 81, "a, LOO.
Rye-s6, rs, rs, 81, 6s, SO, q, os, 81,
oats-4s, SO, SO, %, SO, 80, "a, 81, "a,
%, 36l.
Bariey-s2, 90, ss, 70, 90, 7e, 50, o.
81, As, Sl.1.
Buckwheat-es, 50, s5, 80, 70, 70, n
85, ~, IS, II.
Potatocs-sl, SO. SO, 80, %, 20, "a, 81
q, 10, 38.9.
Hay, per ton-$l4.50, 1897, 1l.49. o..
73, 9.53, 5.25, SIS, lO.2s, s.O4, 1856, 1927
The average cash value per acre
of the principal crops for the year
1o7S - a.. fo11o-o.
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REED CrY MILLINERY.
SPRING, OR SUMNER HAT.

rns n Great chance TO make monsy. y
greenbacks. We need a person In every town
TO take subscriptions for the largest. chcapees
and best illustrated family publication In the
agent. The most elegant worksof Art given
free TO subscribers. The price r. 90 low thas
almost everybody subscrfbes. One agcnt -
agent reports taking over 40 subscribers In
ten days. All who engage make money iast-
or only your spare time. You nocd not -
away from home over night. You can do 1T
as wall ns others. Full particulars, directtces
free. Ifyou want profitable work send ~
your address 1T once. IL costs nothing y Try
the business. No one who engages nis -
nal" Portland, Maine. VII
The Lake County star., 1877-11-08
Market.

Corrected. wsekly.)
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Real Estate and Personal PROF.

WHEREAS. John II. Ariinger and Agnes {.
w .Ardingrr, his wife, by their certain deed
at trust, dated the 18Th day of June. y D..
lSG', and recorded IN the recorders Office Of La
fay cite county. state oI Missouri. III book No. |,
at pages "a; -. 4ai ana ~, did convey to the
real estate, situate, lying and being in the cJun-
ty Of Lafayette, state OF Missouri, to-wit: Lot
number two 20, in block seventeen 10. Wa
Vclly, formerly ST. Thomas, in trust Ia secure
the payment oi Il certain promIssury note In
said deed mentioned and described; and where
by their certain other deed o: trust. dated the
l2rh day ct January 4. d, 1870, and Of record
IN tie recorder Office aforesaid, IN book No. I,
at pages ls9 and following, did convey TO the
Undersigned, trustee, the following descrlb' d
real estate, situate. lying and being IN said La
fayctt" county, i"-wit: That part OF lot mum
her two C2l in block number seventeen 90, in
the first ward at the city oi Waverly, formerly
the town Of st. Thomas, in the county Ui LII
fiy-itr, and state al Missouri, bounded a. toll
lows. beginning al the northeast corner oil the
lot of ground conveyed by Hall AMI IOr't'r, 10
Robinson. cdtrop and Colllns. running thence
..i-i-!y along : Thomas avenue twtnly-inur
GI trtt; thence sruiherly one hundred and niiF
urJ icrt; thence westerly twcn;y-fUur t2l) feet;
thence uurthrrly on" hundred and nty NJoj feet
To III. place oil he inning, IN irilet 10 srrni" the
Iaymrut 81 4 certain other note IN saii la L 'cri
mentioned aud described, and whereas. ihc SAID
John II. Arlingcr did also transfer ana convey
H. collateral to secure, the payment OF sad notes
iiyt. % shares of stock al one EunIfed (lUO) dol
lars each, III the Lafayette Insurance Company
in certificate No. II, ISSUED to said Ardingrr on
the 9Th day OF t.nruhfy, 49,, anu whereas, eiii
notes IL 4 dur and unpaid; Now, therefore, NJ
the request of the legal holder OF SAID notes. and
under and IN pursuance of said deeds of trust
and transfer | the undersigned. trustee. Will on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18TH. Is.7,
be;we,n the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, at puolic veudue To the highest bidder for
cash, at the courthouse door in the said county
of LAFAYETTE, proceed and sell the real estate
amt shares of stock above described, or so
much thereof ms may lie necessary to pay shid
notes and interest, together with the COSTS anu
eXpru-cs of executing said trust.
rnrnlNnI EDW WINSOR. TruStee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
MONDAY, APRIL sTH. 1877,
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Thomas IL. Smith and Eertie
w smith, by their certain two deed. OF trust,
one dated on the 23rd LAY OF september S.I. and
one dated on the BIRD day OF >rpIembtr, 1874,
and both duly recorded in the recorders Office
Tor Lafayette comfy, Missouri, did convey 10 the
undersigned, trustee, the following real estate,
situated in Lafayette county. Mo, fo-wii Rep
resented on the plat OF The survey illei IN the re-
cnricr's oiiicc for the county OF Lafayette. by
the Lexington Land Company as lot number
sixteen 40. and bounded as follows, io-wii
Commencing at Il stake ON the independence
road, established as "A corner nj SAID lot; thence
sou-h righty-iour SD degrees east, SIXTY (0)
poles 10 a stake corner OF lots tifteen AMI SIN
teen IA and l61 thence south sixteen lG) de-
gr.cs west. thirty-three ti5l poles and sixteen
90 links to u take corner OF Waddells lot;
thence north seventy eight AMI u half (.Sh) de
links to II stake corner on The Independence
road thence north sixteen tl6) degrees east,
thirty CM) poles along said 10 I'd to III, beginning
corner, containing twelve AMI live one hundred
tbs ~ 5-lo1J acres, in section thirty-four $50 in
township tiity-onc (5l), and of range twenty
seven 81, which said cenvryances were made
TO secure the pay mrut OF certain notes therein
described. and whereas, said notes have become
due and payable. and default having been Inide
i'll tile payment thereof; Now therefore, At the
request OF the legal holder Of said notes, and IN
Pursuance oi the TERMS OF said deeds OF trust, the
undersigned, trustee, Will on
TUESDAY,, ArRIi. l7rH, 1871,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and tiv. O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, At the front door of the courthouse, in the
CITY of Lexington, in Lafayette county, and
Stat" of Missouri, offer said property Tor sale, ut
public vendue, TO the highest bidder. for cash, for
the purpose of satisfying said deeds Of trust and
notes and the costs and expenses of this trust.
mchI7td 10. \. WILSON. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
SHERIFF''S SALE.

Abram Frank, and William Cunningham
IDl virtue Of al execution, issued from tie
i } Office ur the clerk OF the Circuit court al
Lafayette county. Missouri. IN favor oil David
Ella CsiiIsOH, AN infant. by her curator John
IallI7un and Malindu j. tailISun, ana against
AbrAm Franks and William tunnInghiin, Ia nj"
directed, and rciurnable to the ApIIi tel m, Isl,
OF h..Ii court, | VIII on
SATURDAY, TIE l4TH DAY OF APRIL, ISL,
bet wren the hours OF nine o'cluck III the for,.-
noon and 1.-Two O'Clock III the afternoon OF SAID
day, and IN front OF the courthouse door. IN The
CIV OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session oil III" said Circuit court OF
said county, sell publicly, Ivy auction. TO the
title, interest. claim and estate OF the said AhraIn
Franks and William Cunningham, ieien-
,iants in ssid execution, IN and TO The iol-
lowing described real est ate, situate, lying and
beng IN the county ui Lafayette aud state OF
Missouri. to-wit. The northwest quarter al the
northeast quarter of section number ten ll6l,
IN township iorry-eIgEt ti-l, oil range twenty
nurihw- at quarter of section number i've al,
in township forty eight tisl Of range twenty
SIN I2Gl. le.!st upon as the property oI sand
Abr.tm Franks; also Iifty lJnl acres, the north
end OF the vest hall ut the southwest quarter Of
section thiriy-six 1851, in township forty min"
acres, the north end of The east hall OF the south
east quarter oil section thIrty-ive 20! IN town
ship fcrty-nine li9l, OF range tWcniy--evcn
l21I; also eighty $50! acres. the west half OF
The southeast quarter Of section thlriS five 1871
in township i0rty-nin. 1871, Of range twenty
seven, levied upon rs the property OF saii IL
liam Cunningham.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day of March,
I-... GEO. II. NDUNTJoG,
mcl24td SheIin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

SfMP OMS OF WOhMo.
THE countenanceis paleand lcadcn-
colorcd, with occasional tlustlcs. or
/ circumscribed spot On II or both
checks the ewes becomedull :thepu-
pills di,atc an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is IL
sitated, swells, and sometimes bleeds {;
aswellingoft the upperlip occasional
headache, with humming oil throb-
ling of the ears 4; an unusual secretion
Of saliva: Shiny or furred tongue ;
breath very foul. particularly III the
morning: appetite variable. s"mc-
tines voracIous, with 4 gnawINg SEN
sltion otthe stomach, at others, entire
lvgonc; ticeting pains n the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
.tnt pains throughout the abdomen ;
bowels irregular, At times costivc (:
stools Shiny not unfrequentlv tingcd
wit. blood belly swollen and hard +;
mriueturbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough coughsometimes dry and CON
vu',ive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
vi i grinding of the teeth temper
VI liable, but generally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
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