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, 1877-06-04

r0WT HURON.
Special Dtspdieh to 7Ae T1bnne
FoRT 1lnHn4, Mich, Lnnx :!.-Dow S-Peops Il,
Holland. ST. Joseph. Window. 81. raul, Town.
hcnd and conaort+ Yosemite snd targes. T1aeke.t
and cnnsort Porter, Chamberlain and tow, Wet.
more and consort. MsFs rfina1e and b4rscs; retts
q. II. Warrington, uofhnwk, st. Andrew. Ollyer
Mitchell, ticlon Pratt, Ms. Bacon, sophia Minch,
dofcph Faiget ". II. Kounds, Nsfrsgansett, Knte
L. hrnce, Three 1els, Luenrne. ]. q. Mastcn. Marin
Martini Adventure Col. II. Z. 1ttg, 1i.A. lamar,
'fsnc 15e] Sir G, J. van.sfcnbcnxes Daco,ah, Tn
ward.
:, t;r-pson Eahant. Ann!o l.. Craig. Dc,l,ehy,
san!iac. Marine CITY. fsaAc May, Annie Emith md
t.s: ;1ennetr and basges. GcrnanEa and .,nrscs.
tof1nbcrry and bargca, Darnum and c1nsort t;rayea
snd comfort, Iau.s aad con.ort, Vienna and con.
tnft, Fart Saginaw and 1'arees; eehrs Sweden,
tanaln, 1dllio Hamilton. snfprsn, Magellan, VIC.
tnr, Wnwanoth, Hattie Wells. Flying Claud, t*}t.
Esntlns, Fiurias, Home, Inhn Jcwcit, t. Ii.
I'nFhtr. thlInm1, Wand tic Wave. t;o!lcn Fleece.
Nemesis,
MfHb-9onthwest; fresh.
WEATrxn-Fine.
The tug Winstow. with the rrhp Pacltc In tnw,
Eurscd down this afternoon. This raeIAcA fnfurjcs
again. e
, 1877-06-04
DID lie DO TIT

count ofthe reported iclatcation In tbs manage.
mens OF tic Cleveland & Saginaw Transportation
Line, wherein Chasies A. Chamberlain, tho former
Manager and Treasurer, Is accuscd Of getting
away With $40, 900. Tue Company was organized
In 1871. and consisted Of Charles A. Cham.
keslain, Cart. @. ". Mc1sdgor, jan,es Crockett
Dowell and r. u. taui, Of Cleveland. The
twc laat. named gentlemen ha,u taken possession
them 70 Cleveland. Chamberlain was abusnt, hAv-
fnR suddenly disappeared, It was said, ami giving
out that he was going 10 Lake Ilnron to aette soms
s!dssed In DetEolt ! man OF good character. u
church-memoer, and has been serY attcntvu so
tuenesa. 1lls frena: inslht that thofs u nothing
dlshnuos In any Of bis Transactions, and have lhs
uta.nat faith that he Will ao0n return and make a
complete showing Of his operations.
, 1877-06-04

Ninlng companies aie evidently taking advantage
Of the low freghts to get iron orc dowa
from Escanahs, where 1t il piled hieh on eresy
ayalls5lU dock and cars arc dl1Gd Mithtt. Monday
last there were seventeen vessels, OF the Larger
class IN that port, receiving cargoes and Others
were an route. The trop-ors trade opens up thua
opportuncly for fow vessels thst would otherwise
haya to ilo up In consequence Of the existing low
grain and lumber fraight4 aud scarcity Of
casgoes. Veeaul masters who hare lately coma
It kscaaaba bafotc. aud those iu charge OF Tbs
shlpment4 Ara exceedingly busy: However, this
slIuutd not lead to sush OF vesscts fuF that port
for thass ar snouzh fu tas trade now. Anl tt will
be bettss tos owaera and Masters to wait until thelf
yE84el8 &Ee required
, 1877-06-04
LYONS lkATITAffkONs
IS lR9ad and heed
Yf1A1R| what is here said,
=, ggss ! n land You will
HAlR learn bow / it ! may II1
WORTH be done al a small
SAYING? cost.

Men and women should be careful of their
ha!r. It Ia not merclv. att ornament; it lis a.
much 2 part Of Natures plan for the perfection
o. Health and thd preservation of life, ~ u anY
othcr member Ut the hody. .
=, MEn of aclcnte t,avo searched iuhR ard pa-
ueiGiIy 1or tho best means Of preserving and
r, Ih'Fsy:!vc ycara ago, the eminent scho1ar
i. Esn1. r: li,nt's Lyon. Of New jersey, entered
tnto q thofough et,slY o{ the matter, lie went
IN me very rtnt nj tt. antt Ills tabors wcro
crowned wst't success. lie It was who gave 10
Inc world tlat priceless discovery,
, 1877-06-04
HOW IT~DOEs NOT PAY,

A veAssl.pwneF Who had triad 1t, and knew
whaseof ho spoke, stltsd to auothsr, last satut.
day, tLat, with schooner having capacity Of
4. COO bushels. he could psy expenses only u 3sio
On corn to Buffalo, and Ut 800 on coal On the rpturu
tnp. Thoas hgufes srs too low. yet 20 on corn
sud 35c on cos! ID o6ersd And accepted, and ssery
agent and owner know IT,; but why, In Tho face Vi
By accepting less. sailing Just for tho fun OF the
thinyt a few scnssbls men have Laid their vesseIs
matters sla1d It present. il Looks - Il aotae own-
efs would relish tie ty!ug.ap process BY the United
etate4 A1lshai--A tonsu1M&ttou dsv1utly tu bo
, 1877-06-04

. VESSEL~OHVNEls8' MEETINGS.
Tho Chicago vesael- -owness will tsy It Agafn this
afternoon 1t o'clock In the Board Of Tssdo Com.
ulttee-Eoom. ead It il believed delegates to tho
buffalo Convention on tho 9th will bs appointed.
Tbs Milwaukee resset.oWnon haye appointed
Il. T. ftszgefala sud DaHd Vance to represent
thsH st Buffalo. and 1t 10 undsrs.ooI they will
favor tho pooling plan and revision OF tho cls1s-
1cAttun Of FeessIs.
The Globe says that Toronto will b represented.
1olh from lae Insurance companies and Tho vessel
not 10 comnit my mistake On any practical scheme
Il. T.. Esans has been etsctet PEe2tdout of tha
nu6Alo Association, aud N Executive Committee
t. getting ready To reeeiro the delegates Wedncs.
day,
, 1877-06-04
EMBARKED FOR n HEAVENLY
HAVEN.

The funcrni obscqnIcs Of tho late Capt. Ncnja-
min r. Dawson, one Of tho oldest nayigators Tn tho
great chain of lakes, were held Saturday afternoon
In tho presence ofa large number Of persons Of both
fexes, among whosu wrto many vessel masters md
nthcrs Interested In the lake trade. Tbs beautiful
harla 'cFvteo Of tho Episcapaiian Church was read
a. Tho lafe tenlcnce II the t1ral mariner, On
where the remains wess taken. Cleveland Lodge,
a. +. and A. H.. consigned thcn, In tue gtaye
MaAoufc uFdef. "
, 1877-06-04

Investigation, found f1 1ftttc ,y tied, and tiio
woman 1.arkln heating him unlncreiflll1y. Tl,s
rtranRcr united the chi1ti, and compelled the
lieni tnrarnaic ia. drsfft. hhost1y aftcswari,
put the chm. head in sack Of manure. tIcl il
W, anil slatnpe,! 1t fusiuusly. Not satisf.l
wild these devIl*i arts, rho itc1t poured stald-
tnE water nycr thu child's entire l,tnly. Not
1WsaInetan'ln4 biz torrihc treatment, the ehi'i
still at large.
, 1877-06-04
THE FRUIT TRADE.

Who II Responsihie f"r sf,nrt aIcasufeq
a.. 10 the Edttw ~ TAs Tribune.
cn'caao. Jnnc 2.-The undersigned Committee
OF The Wholesale frnt.sicatcrs of thla city .crpect.
fully ask Yoa Ia publish tho following statn,cnt.
which. II carefully considered, will prnpetiy III
te responsibility for tho abuses sousht to bo cor.
fcctcd by Tie fruit ordnance 1ate1y framed by tho
Common Council. aud show, to noue extent, The
e1'cct TN tho frntt trado Of the city III a r9td
enf'res1nent of the f.st section nt tho ordinance
mcnt Of any mi! ali pef'ons found en!ity 1T IN
intent to defraud. hy sinatn9 tho soeoud section
Of H. fss o.d,nsnee ., a.a NJ. 81 ~ a"s,t.on.
cubic fnehes. Ths s@aI, % bo1es IL viii Witch befiie. m
arc sent TO rnaskct t1ter In forn nn Ska, varying
cubic Inches. The ssrer Of thess, II heaI'e,l. con- on:
tain full quart. a lew boxes btfow tic abovo
sa s.;.n II MI by to
,1,It Th,fh ,St fsSalio r. s,los boxes ey
oses te 10 70 Di S,e ~ FIX FIX
t9 ssod hrn,Inx tne frIit N wc'l.dlicd boxes OH
hs hIsh ss3 nay c ntsesd r. packing In ease'
IN slse hoid!ns -four.l 10 onotI!ni of hM,hei
thfc: ehen he MIchxa nsash snsksts s1s snao IN
afth. and onc.si1th Of j bnsuel each.
n;are; onSss ars tnatc Of *arious sizes. and etn.
p'cknd md sold they rarely contain tho weight In.
dicntcd by the 1nbe1.
for nn H. s1es, Pas o. tns ffnit pacEaScs required
canactT ~ nn,y. trser,hrd ca IL ,,o,
ot the coming crop snnst be marketed in these
btntra cannot n tcx gauiS i,.in y. s ntb o. aefeh
Srap1 III M te .hG f1nt o1anes .S'nsa n ~. cx
o5e.ais desc1s s aTo ~ ~ 'ne ebsr ;a "
the property than lilo eotnmi.sin derived from
G y sss aSaat1 ~ ..d fsd s s'y syss,. M As o 9 Il:
sfnnll l.wsislcd pcath.baskct. and the shallow In
nrr "a s@s;i k"1,r1 - iii, rn.1cn! sAp9net; anu
seircs. "'' ""'"u - '"''' e"A'o"se's a. W 'ne"'
uanioulaiion III t All Gss,y, oa Inc ~
nfter II ns.rcs frno thaIr eon,rni ss ~ e .rn
repack Il lnto emuIiet actsrns tnuy r. n. "p si,p
T,'rv ncithrr hmw ro- .4,, t~,,t ,,,,..n.
rontT1 thcir m.nxrfsct,rs III Thnt. pss*nsef; p n"s
fe,e, y ea b. E;.y y ts exclusive
ssl. rch Z. the sostiy e1pe5saee e ~ trade ~
sla,,s: s:s q Il ha!sr. ani .slis.s: ~
Which, to e. ecel(,s a' "st rxtsg ~
state: @sst H. s'e*: q naay hse:end ft@:s a:a
t. 'Hsn "s .sF ysnIE " suFe rue pf"D'
ffi paetaae. In nr IT. II sa se eiss1 to
n'r ,e1a ~ seSRns - soiatna of ths Problem laa
ta.n I'LL ,a fsHaEe may NC ot ICES impor'
Thc ase Of inv or draTcr. In trs,,no,t,n, AN,
C. estS 'aIte1as e. ee.res wa abandonea teeaute
II NAV i" cnn,Ila,cd Jamnn.tt.,. @ 'S,s .t.. ".s: r.
proper packing of fIaIt " lilo pToducar,. aad d..
H. 1t ~ a1hS ~ " h; ~ eno.oken p3eEaEes
it aofis no urestc iaeIlics ~ fesH aHa ta, 'ns
aeSssc t!em EN-, no" 10 universally used IN our
fhc snlc ~ fr"It e,r,nr,,,v hx ,,...u-,nr, =. ~.
cntiteIv innrscticnhle Tx ts ~ nMon.n,as nMes + ont
ns an 'rna ~ ot tIs CITY and no
vi"ic,rn H. .n.it @ ts, .Me. ~ ~ wttnont
sn snS eta!aaneo ID question: kssta!nR that u la-
anil In m nihcr rnrtrIn Srr;ts ~, ~ ''at ~ ;'
, 1877-06-04
LAKE FttEIGuTS,

Crta4ao. 5uno 2-Thcrs was fair demand for
fFelght.room It % for corn to Buffalo, and EXC
for do to Kingston. Charters: To liufalo-Schss
PcnAaukeo, corn at &c. and props Commodore
wheat, and Idaho, Nebraska, and Colorado. corn.
through. 10 Klngston-schrs Cantun and N.
Wilder, corn at 5ilc- To Port colbornc-schrs o.
Parker and D. Wells, corn Ut 2Ac- 10 Erle-rrop
Alaska and schs Sherwood, corn. and Allegheny
wheat through. Capacity, about $50, 600 bu corn
and leo, coo hu wheat
Lumber frcights quiet. Tho schr Crawford takes
dry lumber from CA4cvlllo to Chicago At 81. q per
I'll. ind tho schr u. +. Walc shingles, from Little
uAtuico 10 Chicago at 10o pcf N.
MMwAuKKE, June a.-1sHt lIttlo' inqulry for
ggaIn- seasosi leaving rates st,l nomtnala 1t 3e on
wheat 10 I3ufalo and 0Hc 10 Dawogo. Tho only
engagement reported to-day was tho sehE Granger,
with 23, 600 bn OF wheat 70 buffalo on through
fato to New York. Jnns Ito 1]uEal0-Schr +.
Itxgotald, 20. 900 bu wl1oatat &c; prop Nchrasks,
10, 600 bu wheat on through tafe.
DETttolT, Juno 1.-8chfs MAggt0 McI1Ae and
Princess Alexandria, smali sawed timber, Oscotla
70 Quebec, IS. % pr l,o0o icet board -raoaaurs,
United 4tataa currency; schF A. Mnst, lumber,
Hay City to Toledo, ~ 81. so pct 040 fovt; scow
Als!nn, cedae posta, oanekc ta Detrolt 81. 90 per
cord.
ChRvsIAxp, Juno 1.-8chr Delaware, orc,
Escanaba 70 Cleveland, 800. and schr Mineral
State, orc, Esc1nabA to AlhtAbu'a, Soc.
ToLEno, juno 1.-The sctr BL Potter haa been
chartered 10 c&fIy corn to Dndhlo at &C.
, 1877-06-04

-- FIt3a1IFQ LUZ CbH11I&Ftao&,
A woman uatuel B1iney Joi,usOu, who is d
servant IN The faMly Of 4. b. Plttman, left her
child, a lsd of years, during lcr abscucc, in
the tcluLosasy charge vi negro woman named
o.a the old Ballsll's Ee1ry r.,a.i. DC Mon4lay
t4st lAu aSoulttus cries " tho Child attraeted
, 1877-06-04
ELI L.


Special NtpafcA 10 1n6 7fthtak
EnE. Pa. Juno :s.-AnalvAD-prop Philade1-
phsa. schs sehuylki1l. basgcs Keepsake, e. II.
Weeks.
DErAHrkn-For Chicago, sct,r Moonlight.
, 1877-06-04

dpeefuf nspa!cA to The Tribune.
MiLwAuHE3. Wis. June 3.-schf NranEer, Duf-
fa1o, e}0. 00o hu wheat on fhrough rate.
David Vance and II. p. Fitzgerald wcrc elected
delegates to the Yesael. Owners Convention at
Detroit. "
, 1877-06-04

TIC prop Peetlcss WAS unable to land quantity
Of Hour aud u,lseei1ausous fssl2hs u Quota, Lake
Superior, GU account of lhs smoky sta.s OF tha
atmosphere, cau,aI by ths hatulux Ut sle village
, 1877-06-04

bAp EtTT. sac To-. June 2 SIS has hren dtftors
cred thai kerosene all kills Rraashoppers 'nstanty.
Machines hn*o heen constructed ~ which any ono
OF ordlnarY energy rid himself Of thssc pests.
Small etan never looked hettcr here. Some pieces
on breaking. injured BY 'hdpptrs. Farncsa arc In
good splits nver their penspecta.
speefd3 DspateA 10 5As Jribkne.
New I1AXrrnx. t:hteka1.w Co., June 2.-No
'hnppcta, hut plenty Of potasn.tnKt, Corn all
planted, and has come MP wolt Spring whsnt anil
oats look we'll.
Rpeetai Dt.pafeA 10 7ne 7,1srn4
fxvtNn, Tama Co.. June g.-rht prospects, for
winter wheat oa4, and hurley arr hotter than for
two years past. Although the spring haa been wei,
smHll grain hAs atuoltd out much better tan usual.
No rain for ssxen days, and piowiug and planting
has pso9ra*sed rapidly. Bottom laRds will sool
Do to p1ant.
Special Dtspaseh to 1as 1rtsnn..
Atn1A. hioirnc Co... June @.-1he winter wheat
considerably injured, Int IN Tho HIGHER taats louks
promising, Corr. .pfansnK all s1one+
dpectat Dt.paseA to 1ns 7Ffbpat
NKv1Nsvl1tK, Adams tn, Jnne :..-f1hrtnE Eond
weather: nearly done planting; cnrn coming nh
good: average n1nch larger tlan usual. HpHlng
whhat and oats inst splendld. Not many potat1cs
planted; seed acaree and hfHh.
Eptaat Dt1saieh to 7as 7tsbanA
n9xroN. Mills Co.. aune 2.-'lforpop hAso
balnlled aut snA Disappeared. great leat at corn
rsplantcd. Having 6no waAther now. l have
lived hers Tor twenty snats, and nevcr saw xn,all
grain loox bcttar shan u docs a. prrsant. Warm,
growing weather.
6p<ctdl Nspasca to 7a< Ttanns
AYT1N. Union Co.. Iune e:-The week jnst
closed has been worry favorable 10! corn planting;
1t IL coming up and doing wol3. Wheat, rye, and
oats look splendid.
, 1877-06-04

Bp1t9ds LEbd1aa 20 3Ne 1NdE11
ANoKA, Anoka Co., June al never saw all
kinds Of grain looking better. The corn II largo
enough To cultivate. Tha ground Ia warm and in
good condition We have had plenty Of rain OF
late, and tho logs are al! coming down. The far
mors are al tn good Eprlts.
, 1877-06-04
OHIO.

6paefat Dttpatca to 7ns zs18paA
HAMILTON, June IA largo breadth has bohn
planted In corn, and Ill finished Much OF It has
bad to be sep1antsd. Prospects fss winter wheat
still favorable.
epectal nspafch to M Tstsun4
AaHTAnulA, June a.-8catco any rain s1nca tho
10Th Of April. and it, loss has injured tho
meadows. Winter wheat has not boon injured
Peaches very promising; alao grapes. Strawberries.
and cherries a full ceoH. All no poea Ia a good
rain, and We shall bs all right.
, 1877-06-04

ST, cuaulxs. IN. june n.-Irho crons IN th,.
.4eiion .t m,e,cnt M ~ .hn,dao,,. s'ops ~ taq
principal part OF 1t came good, that tho stand on
mort of hn farrns Ia m rooh AZ thn avcrro. r,,tt
r.,ors hayc been busly 1T work In n for = week or
more past and 1t IL now co1ripara,iyely frco Ynon
ae esop1 u oA.s m" sye wefo mover moro
S"sm oaa eaaa a. a. .ne sasmeta nave not
few years past, thcro "as but ll.tla sowu thls
apr1ng. Tho meadows hayc a ycsy promising m.
peatanee, and .,r fcr. IN Tho pasture Ii excellent
''' s'@p'sias satsia, Dt.pa.ea to n. 4,4puas
,lmsf. il 10 commence nS,tIap intnr o! h ne
about tho X0th Of tts month. nm, hnna Il, rct ~.
pus II Y sstsedas9 ns siso :top. psGiH 81. ta s
coming oa aueiy, aud eyerytaln9 l. sxcoeaneiT II
promising.
6psc5ai DspateA 10 Ia Jrto4nA
ri,'' xH'';pss!ttE, n",. ;,. Wanash Co. !1ne rha
Had no min for tweiSs days. cuT" nea,,v I'll
planted and coming np. Oats havo bsen Injured
aud clover looking very nne. A'"'
TAsApoi,. perry t;o.. ,n~c ss. .Wt,sc.,..,x r..
rtatet wheat are stl .eiy ans. Never Gsttcr hors.
taty. Apples, pears, aid berrfos rfotllss wsli.
sp*efa, Dsspatea - Tat Ttssns .''' "''''
,pd dtS.hs fsx"r.k1 Suns -Wea.hsf splendid; cool
htisr tot wa.et a WhoaI hese never was
eoru In iern niantrI Enrv H. f. atsa T. ",I VI
ing rep1autsd. Wo shall Ksttn ths corn in rooi
'''A 4'.sa sa4ttn, atl' ,x...,,,, ,, ~. 4..,.x.
v4spA,a4. Faruttc1 .,a", - !. .s.,r,,.o, ,u,.,,
IL plantnx For .bs III . s1s 1s oSsn TsnaCts a9s
hsse greatly improved Nllh rvvnrl IL xnttin1 If, Il
e9p pot cosn.
sptetal Dttpa'ea to M TRIBUNE
,i.t in.tchNf FnA1a1a. White Co.. Juna Avery cool.
shuek ~ ..,,s ateospaefe' W ins Insn ~. sRht
ed with dlsastch nexer nnusisI bnsnsr t!orn
nsatcd curly il failure. Wnnst IL better than va
saoaght t*a days ago.. never WAS thicksr gu The
@'0saa " afsss. hnt sne heads ass short
=. dp'efas Mspasea to 7ns 9staun4+
VIZ ne,er hst;cs oday ~ ycs ~. n JaGs 1%tnter Wheat
planted a,d i. eamt,'v IN Win M.a,tnx. sa% s.a III
PsataIss are very s 81, aban;sncc u frutt Of III
" sp<efa! 0t*tasea !. 1as I'1ssa.
IN lbs b,,o,: 3asIo, y Co.. JMne s-p.ohahiy navcr
sse. plowed and planted to corn % a. shers G o NV
nan, tcsui pow. nnd nisntrr h.. hrer 4 .,ss rs
thesr ulaost capac,ty. 'Wssthsr drx M ynnd ~ ~
'''k' 'N @''''''
C.n,,vs4,' Ma ~ 4@S s1o1H%
lrt dI,nstrh H. Aacoaghi r.. Jnns s.Esnea my
II nuawtsa Suaa wtsa All our forces hav0 been expended
eonttt"3s T. ~ inc eotn; Tho gfnund IL iu splendid
Uui farms,. u nrc tSeSt!nx aha ~orklnE tha srsh
*'''p's"' sn', Winter wheat y promising - aver,
VIM. p.''". a' @nQa'e@ 80 aas 1Fasa*t
vhrs| aAnu9, Fuls4kt Co., IuAa a.-Wlnter
pI.ntsP P'"@ltes bettor than. TOT yrass. Corn xil
Eea1hs;+ Was looking we'll. Fruit crop good.
1'"ae1ase' WIN ceol nights.
MISSOURI,
sp4ttas corrsspo,dfaee ar rax Tr4suxA
ptAcx WALxur. fht,lc. r. u. al Mil.
county has nonn'.tton ~ n...,,ax J ~ ovtas -
tJns m nor 'pa'a''on o. aessly ~ wv, ana con-
~. ,saN. WV "ess"' Ilae principal productions
nn,L eu'us oaA' aaJ. Tobacco, potatoes,
= S1n, ~, aaa fsutt This annual yield Of wheat l.
, 1877-06-04


'Bpxttal piIpa@eA to 2AA 7fittnA
CREIGHTON, knUx Co.. juns a.-Gtasshorrers
ART few and far between. We do not anticipate d
destructfon, Of crops, and fA1mess have planted
with better heart from hearing thu favorable se-
ports from other sections. During beven years
experience, ! have nHver known gsasshoppefs
hatehed IN this county ID do hny damage whutcvar,
II Ii tue hungry vaItor' from pthor places, coming
mostly from tho southwest that take our crops,
Thew seldom taxa all tho frst s'slt, bat. coming
again and again. thoy last leAya small sharn fof
tha farmer. amsll grains look beautiful.
hpeafal DsspdstA 10 M 1stapx<,
FAMFIELn, Clay Co., juno 9.-No graaAhpppaea
or fears fron, any that have hasehed here Wet
weather continues. Corn coming up good. Grain
IL doing splcndilly.
Special DtkpateA to 1As 1HauaA.
Aida, liall e., Jana a71.sintae neat1v all Tho
grain looking better, OF promising moro Rbuldnnt
crop 'uoppcrz mostly Disappeared.
Special DfspaseAs 10 7ns Tribune
JuMATA- Adama Co., Juno Corn IL IN good
condition and good stand. Crops of, all Kinds
arc In excellent shape aud never looked better ~
this tinha Of tue year.
, 1877-06-04

and the large h1sst .fQrnscs rttuAtcd In II. The
pronh DnIuih AMI MIasnuri wezc to have carried
p'g:iron from thai point this sea-on 10 Chicago
and Milwaukee,
, 1877-06-04

o. evrr fnw. Wheat all hrnictl out; the -asly
kinds rIpcntng. torn IN all planted an.l roo!
siahl: we htsa hrtn lhruuE 1t tHtee. We nte MI
LIT good snr'tt,
fpttt1' INspasth to TIT TytbusA
hfT1S. hfaEpH tat.. June !. -Wlnta. wheat tnn-
tlnurs to link fne; will ,lo tn 1,nryerl in three
weeks tlnts tnnka splendid. torn IatA planted; !;
so'na few farmers mi ret thron1h planting No
'http}rrs In thfr county.
Snprtoi Eas1saseA to 5ns 5fts.se.
MArnLE t1ttt. ltnltinyur tt,.. J1lRe ., Winter
wheat tooktnH extranrdnn rity mcIi. ami The pra..
lcrts are for hrnxy trnp, Complaining flack.
ward. this dining finely
Hjsrrfdt NstalcA 10 ma 7rfhnae.
RilKLnTsiLtE,. hhGlby tM.. June y,-WEntte
wtpas a. rrumtiing ~ have sren II for twoniy
yra.f.. Spring grains foaktng well. Wa are votJ
late with 0nr corn. planting.
, 1877-06-04

.-.. AO3kA cF NA1JALUs
The following were the arrivals aud clearance,
during The fuEtJ .olght hour ending 1t 10 O'Clock
last night,
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Omaha and California Line

is the shortest and best route between CHI
cago and all points in Northern Illinois
Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado
Utah. Nevada, California, Oregon, China
Japan and Australia. f15-wly
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Commercial Job Printing

Of every kin neatly, cheapiy and expedi-
tiously executed. Cards of every shape and
Find, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Posters, etc., printed
On short notice. Having a new lot OF Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, train. Provision., Etc.

Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
gale and Retail Grocers and Commission
rtarchaptu
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Chicago & Northwestern
oasuR A W AY

Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway lines OF the West and North
west, and, with Its numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quicke est
routes between Chicago and all points in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Min
Western Territories. Its
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The GreuteSt Medical Discovery since Tie Cscp-
ton Of Mun, or since The Commence
ment Of The Christian Era.
There never has becn,a time when the
healing of so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
present. 1t is an undisputed fact that over
half OF the entire population OF tho globe re-
sort to the use of ordinary plasters.
Dir. MELHIN's CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTETs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters VIII do more real service than "A hun
tiers are slow Of action, and require 10 be
worn continually to effect a cure; but with
these 1t is entirely different; the instant one
is applied the patient will feel its effect.
Physicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and 1t has always been more or less used as a
medical agent for an outward applications:
but 1t is only of a very recent date That its adj
vantages in a porous plaster have been dis
wonderful cures effected by DIR. MELvIN's
CAPsICuM PoRoCs PLAsTERS and their supe-
rlority over all other plRsters, they now
actually prescribe them, in their practice, for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have required
the use of p~lasters or liniment. After you
have tried other plasters and liniments. and
they have failed, and you want a certain
cure, ask your druggist for DR.. MELvIN's
CAPsIcUM POROUS PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions of its wonder
full effects. Although powerful and quick in
Its action, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as IL Is free
monty used in the manufacture of ordinary
plasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
OF lts merits, and one plaster Will sell hun
dreds to your friends.
Ask your druggist for DR.. MARvfN's CAP
sIcuM POROUS PLASTER and take no other;
or, on receipt of p cents for one, 81 for five, or
81 for n dozen, they will be mailed. post paid,
to any address in the United States or Cana
dGs.
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The Washington City Route"
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
BALTTMORE6 ONO RAILROAD

Is celebrated for its elegant coaches, spIcn-
did hotels, grand and beautiful mountain mud
valley scenery, and the many points Of his
torical interest along its line.
Fare will ALWAYS be rs LOW as by any
other line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS run through
without change between the priucipn! West
ern and Eastern cities.
For through tickets. baggage checks, move
ment of trains, sleeping car accommodations,
etc, etc apply at ticket offices ut all prInci-
pal points North, South, Fast, or West.
f. r. DORSEY, l.. NJ. COLE.
Asst Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Genl Ticket Ag't.
THOS. p. BARRY, TIIOS. II. SHARP,
Western Pass. Ag't. Master n%rTransp'n'
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