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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
GANGS OF YOUNG RowDrEs.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
A gang Of youngsters between tho ages Of twove
ana niteen congrosate every evening a. tho corners
between Seventy second and Seventy NTH streets, ON
second aud Third avcnucs insulting persona who
pass. Repeated cautions have been OF no avail The
residents Of tho neishborhood bog you TO got thcm
redress. PHYSICIAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
t1HE FALL OF DAMAsCuS I"

'The Fall OF Damascus" is the tito OF historical
novel by Charles Wells Russell (see & Shepard).
which tor q FIRST effort, as IL Is said 10 be, is
exceedingly creditaDc. While Mr.. Russell has
hardly dons for Damascus What Bulwcr has
done Tor Pompoii, no has nevertheless called up
vivid picture OF Oriental life ana luxury ancient
times The story Is SIMPLE and the interest dnused
among abmali group Of characters As tho title i'm
Plies thcpot hinges tho fall OF Damascus. Jonas tue
hero Of the story distinguished himself In lighting for
his city and won tho love of two ladies his vacr
learning ono he loved in rcturn the other scoruod
Upon the threat OF love running through the story
hung series Of adventures and Incidents that make
many exciting passages through the book. There is
classic grace about NJ Russel's volume that gives IL
a really ancient flavor, and one might almost think
that " was a translation from old and worm
eaten manuscript II this writer do so we'll with
his nrs essay no should do much better with his
ond, and shall await with interest Tor story
from tho author Of the "Fali OF Damascus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
TWO MUCH SPRING CHICKEN.

To THE EDITOR or HYRALD:-
IL there not ordinance against keeping chickeni
and roosters in the cityf Seventh street. between
avenue and First avenue 10 full Of them. They are
a nuisance. ANNolED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
GAS COMPANIES AND THE PUBLIC.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
notice that to-day Saturday the Mutual Gas Com
pany has taken possession OF Nassau street oetMeer
Wal and Pine sireets thus stopping all traffic Have
the travelling public any rights! y. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
HUDSON RIVER RAILBoA

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMMUTERS.
To THE EDITOR or rns HERALD:-
Why docs not tho Hudson River Railroad run train
between tho hours OF hafpast six and eight r.. NJ =
Thresfourths OF tho employees down town are not al
side to catch the hat-past SIX tram COMMUTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
LITERARY CHIr.cHAr.

That much printed book, ''Warrcn's Ten Thousan
Year" with illustrations By White. In the press
OF Porter Il CoatoA
Captain Nares' account Of his expedition 70 the Pc
Sea in the Abort and discoveries just out In Lon
don.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
wArEn coLoRs Ar THE UNION LEAGur-sEc-

OND NOTICE.
On a second visit TO The waior color exhibition nov
at the gallery Of the Union League Club noted
pccialIy 4. w. Wooa's admirable water color, "A
Muddy Crossing" A nnc old lady, burdcned with
satchc Is holding up her dress aud umbrella, she
with perrlexcd face pcks Ter way ever tho muddy
street, Tho picture Is full OF careful work, has good
action and the charming old lace s especially good.
IL reminds ono somewhat Of Erskinc Nicois painting
OF the OLD scotch woman her way 10 kirk through
the ram.
ttieneva" aud sGlcncoe.n The latter Is especially
gooa rich glow OF the sunset tue distant
tans being iendcrcd a most real and dciicate
nor Charms bulgarian Pickets," which wc acct
dcntaiy attributed TO Constant has very excellent
work IN tho figures. James Syminstou's .'Loug,
in IL Frances A. SILVA las some pleasing treatment
In his .0.d house, New London Samuel CoimaD's
mastery ION the Mas, Holland anu Il. swain Git
lords bold Stay, "rhe Home OF the Gus, attract
attention each visit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-18
NOTICE TO CO.0WNERS.
To D. w. Humphries, An.
tone Rosa and w. c.
SquierS:

HNHE UNDERSIGNED CO-OWNERS OF
Il the Oneida lerge ard company, situated
in DEVILS Gate anu Chinatown Mining Dis
trict, .ereby give notice that they have ex.
peGded and caus d to be expended the sum
OF 1901 50) nine hundred and one dollars
and fifty cents, U. $. gold coin, for labor and
supplies; that the proportion Of the said ex-
penditures so made as aforesaid due from
each of you anne UNITS to lsl39 Az one hun
dfed and thirty-niDe dollars and forty fonr
cents You are fur, her rotif-d that In case
You fail or refuse TO pay said amounts due ~
your proportion Of such expenditure, to the
dersigned, in Silver City, Nevada, on or
before the expiration Of Unity days from
the first publication OF this notice, your n.
terests in the said Oneida ledge aHd company
wi l. in accordance with an Act Of Congress,
en- filled, IAN Act to promote 2 devei p
ment of he mil linz resources Of the United
States, approved May 10 1874" become the
properly Of he Undersigned co-owners. who
made and authorized the nb We expenditure
during the years 1877 and 1878.
JOHN DCNLsP,
ANDREW FRANCISCO,
MANUEL ROSA,
JOSEPH AvtLL.
Silver City, New, November 5, 1873.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-18

People are getting acquainted-and those whe
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, tho
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03

Sebt I o mt's aber,
ndmIi6 Die Nepanhe bcs nbacIebten
SburbuterS YoIt, hcnn Der bat feline
Suiten in Dem auten 9Iaubtn 9smadlt,
oaB feline Yutrone, Die bcmotratiidcn
Wit9Iieoer bsS Htpydfentantenhnui 5,
n'dt nur ibm nidts anbnben, ionrern
ihn politiO uno nirffIm aeaen ctmdioc
Nuariffe BON rspubIider Ssite i'll Sd,uf
nebmcn pIrnen. Sr podte bIruuf.
noB er gu oiel bon 0en butter bcn re,
motratii6cn & GouIiNcn porqeanngencr
Oingcn miilt, Al p;el aus Der Sdulr
ihwObcu tonne, um in Stid acloMtn
III ueroen. 9tun CT abtr oeunuh abge.
Isbt lit, iddumt iciu 9er; uber ror
Corn uuo er beriudlt, pos Hittcrs ieiner
gtiebsrloge burd Subiatsit Der Madc
III paralDiren. Semaemd6 hat CT ciuen
oTencu Brief erideinen Ilhsn, in mel.
dem er cine gauge Wenge id)mukiaer
Ndihe isiner Yartei austramt unO
oomit ouf'S gfeue beitatiat, mas Se,er-
mann ldn9it weiB: NoB es Der temO
frntiiden Yartei nidt nm ons aIlge
meine QSobl gu tbuu lit. iOnrern nur
UNI ibren ei9cnen SOrtbeil, um Sslob
nunQ ibrer 9eute fir lanaidbriae @us
ld)lic sung BON Sutel Sam's @clhiud
Mns Yolt in icinem 8rieie pOn Gle
lem ooer ienrm uncbrIiden 9ausoemo
fraten oes Gonatehes Uerrctb, baS III
nidt bon 0rrBcm SeIaug. odrauf
braudt man nid)t btionhern Wertb gu
Iegen. Sb 6u 9nrriion BON @bica9o
ODER Yottsr BON Stem 9Orf fduIs 9e-
i6ihter aemu DIT bat, iurem er icinc
Steluna uno ieinen Giufub oils 9liit
gIieo res 3auics miBbraudtc. nm lei
men 9uuitlinaeu utrumme" Scrtbeile
,u,uweuoen, bos 1T it'll @roBeu unr
@anscn aIsid9litia. Sss Yuoels Sern
lit uuo bIeibt aud babel Die Sbatiade,
oaB ole bemotrntiide Yartci ourd mt
ourd uerrottet uuo fauI lit. unb bas lie
nod meuiasr, als Die repubIitaniide
Yartei, ss oeri lent, an Die SpiBe Der
9eid6fte uno Der Sutercnen DER Ser.
Staateu berufen ,u wsroer. Gbenio
wie Die 9ittenloii9teit eiues Seurg
lSarb See1sr, zines 8iidof Wc 6 os
treu ,uerit uuo lumciit bcm omeritanis
ihen 8irdenweien ansereduet tperben
iuQtcu, lit aud Die Corruption unter
Den bemotratiiden @epraientanten i'm
@onarsb nidt bcn betreHenrsn einaelnen
Sereclitehern unS 8eutelihntilern
an,urednen, lonbern Der oemofratifden
Yartei in ibrer 8eiammtbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
quf Nutrao bes Semofrofer

= &uf Nntrae bes Demofrateu
9Iober bat bas 8eprdfentonteubous
etlua fiinf;ebn Gomites ernannt CUR
llnterfudune Der uerfdieOenen 8esier,
unss- Departments nm repubIitanif6e
Corruption auf;uiplren. Sebem biefer
@omites nurOe cine 0InjobI bon
v@gperten", Sadmanner, beigeseben.
Sic @Eperten, tpeI@e bic v8e9iitrars"
Differ bss S6usOepnrtemsntS unter'
iu9ten, fan6en, bob Elm Srrr cine
siemIib srose Summe suei MfoI aesO-
gen satte, unb biefer Serr iuor, tuie
cine ndbsre llnterfuduns ereab. fein
4nberer, ais @eneraI Banning, bemO'
fratifdes @onersbniiteIieb. DIM
Samstas famen bic Grpsrten nuf DIE
Nusenbe ter 9eIOer CUR 8riifuns Der
8abI in 9ouifiana Oas SemOfra.
tide Sous bate Elm bemOfrutiihes
@omite nod Stem Srleans eeibidt,
uno bieies Ieete Ns6nunsen Dor gum
8etrose bon $32. 900. peIde Summs
es berausen5t babe. Oie @Eperten
beridten nun, bab uieIe bieier 8ed-
nuneen 9efdIfdt isien i'm 8straes bon
weni9ftens aebntauien6 Dollars. Sa
bepnbrbeitst I'D, Oas beuti6e Sprid.
mort y@iebt ibnen Stride senue unb
fe h1naen sid ieIbif !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
Tarm III Dcrfautem.

Bier ReiIen uou Ser IN an
Cine fcbSne s5arm pom 100 @drr. iprpcn iiter so
Adtr flar, nit nil Gutenberg unb sreBrm Sbf-
adrten. ipei @iifsrnen, eutrm @cbHbaus,
SGeuer unb StaIIunsen, N6berts ;u erfrasen
an Srt unb Steut
@ilbeIm S0rtneer.
16 8sfsrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
0ie pOblbe,annten unb beIiebten
HERMANN DRUG STORE
Or. @usuit Naife.
9(u San : Suutrnftnrell,

gm Samstaa ben 81. b. 1. Q llbr 1a6.
mittdes nerbrn in BEN bisberisen S&ulseb6ube
Die gCntraFtt an benz in Dilfritt Io 2, Conn.
lbip 40 q. 4 aus Sru6ffsinen ,u rrbauenten
SGuIsebdu6t, an ben Ninetff0resrhtn Serse-
ben. PLANE Rn6 SpesififatiUnen fTnntn bel
hem untsrsei6utten einssltbsH wsrbsn.
SEQ. Gpplrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
0nte 9lhfertiauna.

Sem Sepraientantenbauie iieet cine
Bin Dor, ueIde berIanst, BOB elmer
2ebranitalt 8irsiniens, peIde i'm
8ebenionsfrie9e st,pas bei6dbiaet
tpurbe, 5000 Dollars @ntf babisuna
be;abIt psrben ioQen. Sur bisfe Bill
ipro4en mebrere tSIbIdnber unb Der
GepubIifaner 4orina bon Wn6adu-
fetts. Der Defenders betonte, oab aus
cieier QebranifaIt mebrere beoeutenne
Ndnner Encouragement ieien, bnb
gfor6en unb Siiben @eri06nung eefei.
ert, onB Serganseues DerseiIen iperben
miiife, u. +. NJ.
9esen Die @nti9dbisung Ser 9ebr
anitalt Sirsiniens fprn9 Der brabe,
9eniale Sownseno bon 9en 9orf.
"SSir ioaen baS @erauuaene pergei-
fen uno nidt Oauoa ipreden," iaste er,
yiuie aber 1T biss m0alld,, menn Die
9erren aus benz Suben ben Sag neue
Gntidaoi9un9s. s.Soroerungen eiureiden,
@ntidabi9ungen fir @erIuite i'm &t-
beIIiOnsfriese ? lleber 500 folder s or.
oerun9en i'm 8etraae bon mebr aIs 300
WiIlionen Ioqors Iieaen bereits Dor.
Sieie 8irginii6e9ebranitoI rilhmt lih,
OoB aus ibr 9rOBe patriotilde Mdnner
bernorgegongen ieieu. gSarum bat iit
thre Sdller nidt mad Dem Sortilbt
iener Mdnner erio9cn? Sic bat 32 BON
ibren 30 YrofeiIoren in Die Gebeaen-
Nrmee 9eidi6t, bat 0reiBia Sabre lang
SeceiliOn unb &ebeQlon oclebrt unr
oen bIutiaen, serit6rencrn &ricg berbci
fubrcn belfen. Sie HebcQion Ceiubt,
bat ii6 in ole GebcQion gcitIr,t, tble
Sobne in Die GebcLion geiaet-nua
ioQ iie aud Die SoIaen trnecn uno nidi
BON Oenlcniaen @elO betteIn, o"rcn
S0bue lie geNUunAeA bat. ibr 9sben aui
cen S@Iabtfcloern gu loHen
nNfcine bemofrotifden SrcunNe
ipreden unatIGiiia unO isbr inIbungs
pou oaOOn, bnB man Gem Idmcr bella
ltetcn SpIfe feline neuc Soit Gufllocn
olirfr, oaB mir ibm Die 9dit abnebmen
Iollen /. NJ, uno isbt ihIagen lie Dor,
oaB mir nit hIbsrncm Mcncr Die &ebT
len bes orbeitsnoen &oIfes ourdldneis
Nen ioIIen !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
@e16Qfts : NDtts.

Sermann n, 4. Mai 1873.
Inter benz brutisen Gage firb bic 5trrrn
Mm. 9ersOs uno SEQ. Start
ais Ebeilncbmsr in uniere Girma einertrrte en-
unb perheu mir eaS 9ei6aft aIS
Wein;iifter nno @robb6ntIer in
gSeinen
ron bieiem Gage an untrr benz Hamrn rrn
81. Yosfdsl. Sdsrer unb 60.
fcrffiibrtn.
Die 5srrsn 80. Ssr;ce unS o. Starf rrrtsn
bic nStbisr 2ritnna bss @tf6dftss iitsrnrbmrn.
W. YoefheI & Sberer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
Die Norldufer Der &ranfbeit.

Inter cen grrIdufrru Der 1rantbsit fnb
lrdgbei! res SlutumIaufes, elm unnntnr.ib
atsemasertsr GGrper,uitant, Der ra anasist.
baB ss REM 9rbcnslafr an rdbrrneen Gisen-
idbnftsn mansrIt. elm atse3sbrtss bodies Nus
iebeu. unfIbi9teit Speiien su perhauen unb elm
@efubl unnatiirlider Nattistrit. Mae eiele
frnuen aIs Nn3eifcn brrannabsnpt. aranfbeit
betra6tet tpsrnen, trelhe in Der Sclee ben 8Tr<
per bsfaaru uno iiberwGItisen Tiro, penn sr
ui6t I'M g raus eefcitist uuo setrGfdst mir. =.
0fdn frGftige i'm GIIo unYersiIgih une pItIe
oa3u bus bette aGlsr pCrbauesnrn StIebuass-
mitteI, So fetters @ogenbitterss elm
@lirir, las 3ebntauIsnbsn ffanfer unc ent-
frifteter Terlcnen @jeIuncbcit uub Strait seaebln
bit, bas BON AerSten une Gbemifern fur ebenic
rein pie miriam srfInrt porben, taS in bielem
2anhe untrmesIi6 popular 1T, aud nett unb
brett i'm Iuelanhe ausepeneet trirh, unc has
felt Sabren etnrs Ger rOensbmfen mreifiniIG n
Gr;eueuilIe Nmerifn's 1T, v
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
PULMONA A

is bevOnd conn arison the best remidy for the cur
of CONSUMPTION (EvEN IN IT'S MOST ADvANCEe
Asthma, bronchitis, CatarIh, and aD
of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. a
circular containing PARTICULARS OF MANY CASES
TREATED, full advice for the treat
ment of he diseases above men toned and certifi-
cafes of actual cures will be sent free by mail to
all applicants Address OSCAR q. MOSES,
sole Proprietor, Is Cortland Street, New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
NQcn'S 2nnacn=SQIiQut

fennen. Gr lpurbe Id,rn prn SauIcntcn
9ebraud,t unb bat Tie 9tue aehcilt. 0icIe
hahen un5 aus Ndnthdrfct ibre Ndncn
5uselanrt comit lie lcirenre 0ienIdbeit
ibr 3cuaniB Ieien uno lid iiber,euacu
mrSe. SIhr milBt nift nit neuen uno
unbetunntcn NGldungen errerimcntiren,
eS be;ablt iid niCbt. irnrem prrbirt lcoleith
eiclen mld,Gbraren Nrtitel Gr ipiro aa-
r1ntlrt, ben beldNuerIidliten 0uIten IN
etliden Stuncen Su brecnCn, irenn niht
BON 5u lan1er OaueI. Gr lrirc edranttrt,
in allen 6dllrn bon 9un9en- unp S5alS=
&rantheltCn prllt8e 3u!rierenheit su eeben.
9ll8 Yrultrcml0unsSmlttcl bat er nidt
leinc5 0ICidcn.
Gr pirtt auf Die )tieren!
Fr pirft auf bic 2unseui
ireIfes ihn 81 ChraS nlehr ala ju elmer
Sulten= Oteci,ln madt.
Sr lit unld,dcIid, fiir Sd5 fdJipdcbIte
Sine; enthdIt fem Opium in ir9enc elmer
Brrn. - misunderstanding bel iecer
Sl1ld,e.
Sragt nad
0llIcn's &mmgen'Snlinm!
J. n. Harris e. Co., Giacntbiimer,
Gincinndti, Shic.
Blu rcrfauicu bei alien 9lpptbNferu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03

Ea- lluredemoBiartit btS StEbl-
Aanges lit aewObrIid) Der Nnfdng elmer
lanaen 6ette BON 9eiben. Man iolIlc
niht uerfdumen. in Der 3cit por,ubcu.
gen uno iid Elm Qceianetss, snneri0iia's
MitteI gu Deridaffcn. 9r. @Innt's
uS6marse Mebi,in" III fdon @icIen
elm treucr 9elfer in Der 9toth aemeisu.
unO idId9t i'm obiaen Sale n,dt febI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
FINAL sETTLEMENT NOTICE.

FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate of Mary Ann
Schockley, Sarah Ann Lee and Oliver H.
Lee, that 1, o. W. Schoekley, Guardian of
said estate will make final settlement thereof
at the next term of Probate Court of Gas
conade County, State of Missouri, to be held
at Hermann on the second Monday of May
1873
0. SCHOCKLEY.
Guardian
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
SSdrm 6u Derfdufen.

Cine Sarm, 40 adsr srOs. ,wsi @siI.n
fHeSiili6 pcn 5srmanu, nit gObnbaus, StaII.
uns une eutsr AurGlr, 81 Ader in g5rinbtrs,
CUTE Ssrts ArpfsI unb pFrf6e Sbeilpeiir in
@ei3sn, Rrssrn unb 9Ise einseidtt. preis
$50 90. Ndberrs Su erfrassn in Der Sfies
DieIes Blattes. 16-24
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
1te6er Baltimore.

Stttr, her has alte @aterIaub beIu6tn Uttr
0ernanete unt f5rCunee pcn Gurcpa Fcmmen
aIen nil, IciIte bic pradtpoasn ntutn. eiIrrnrn
S6rduten- pclfe ampflbiiTe bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03

B9 Beionbcrs Dem iueibIifen &C.
idledte fino Sr. @uauit Sinis'5 Sam.
burger SrGpfen ouf's Bette an empfebs
len. Sran Sutb. g8olter in SusctIa.
SouaIas 60, SGs., fdreibt uns: - SD
ftatte Sbnen Ineinen hersli6en Oonf ab
fir Or. 9Iuguif &onia's Sambureer
Sropfen. Siefelben tbaten mir aus.
Geseidnet out uno modte id ni@t mebr
obne bieieIben fein."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
@aruunQ!

Ga mcin Sohn. @orI Buidmeisr,
obne msinen g8ilen meine g8ohuuna
uerInifen bat uno nod minberidbria 1T.
pnrne id hermit Seoerman. ibm Qoba
fur aeleiftete 2Irbeit iussu3oblen ODER
etwos ouf meinen stameu gu seben.
20-22*
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-03
NfnrnNrntidlrn Qlnhh .

NUtuuShbiWSW $tH9OI
,ur llebrrfabrt ttnustn.
Wit 9ampiiti1en ees HcrbreutI6en 0IcYb
nurern bis Gner 1876 ubrr 625, 900 VsrIrnsn
tefGreert.
Die Dampfer tisier Grmrasnit:
8raunIbpeio, ;IOOGons, @opllnbiitid
gtlrnber9, 3l00 Sons Sap Sd9er,
9eipiiB. 25OO %onmnnn,
Ohio, 250J Megei
Berlin, $500 ~ Noble,
Baltimore, $500 9, NnbreHen
fabrrr ,.ssImGes ale IA Gage sril6en Sre=
men uue Baltimore unp ncbmsn palIagisrs
iu tilIiaf,n Ratsn an.
90ir MAIDEN nr6 btIrnttTs auf fclaenes
filr eeutIbc Rciitnet berbdChtunespertbe Vcr-
sise aufmrr''"w pslGe bic Seile init unlsrn
Sbiten b".. irr. fnb unttr
Teuhden, F6nnen rb ail0 nit Sretrmdnn
pcfItGneia.n cbns 9clmetiher ~ 9'braubtn.
llmIstn aus suem Sbiif in eae ane re, ME
tci iutircCten 9taiicn fneet nt6t ltatt; bic
paiIaeirrs stbsn n Srrmrn ireIeid, an VNre
he's Secauhampfsrs uue prrIaIeu esnlslbsH erlt
in 8altimcrs.-
Ter 2antnnssplas tislrr TamrfibiiTs in
Baltimore III ,ueIsicb 1trrt her Baltimore une
Sbir Giirntdbn, rrht pnInsisrr ron une nab
rsm g3s ten IN billi9crcu NreiIcn be-
tCrbert, ais iT0sne cine 9ilentabn rcn Nep
YJcIf une philadelphia.
Bel gIntuuft Der GamrfibiHe Tirt has e
fur alc NiGtanaeftlltsn as(GICIltn %
Ginranbcrer nidbt rer Gjcfabt al gelest
on 8rniiSern tri6winrst su rtrren, mas
anesrn Safcnp.dssn letter 10 Oft hrr Jai 1T.
SSeaen 5ratt II. paiIasr in eisIrn in jresr
6inICtt rmpfebIensTcrtbcn S6iHrn ptnes nan
lit an eit General- -N9tnten
~. ScbmhmGcbcr S 60,
SO 5 Siio San Ctr, Baltimore. No,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-31

ton OF the bull in which the disease was
very marked. When turned out in the
morning the animal seemed as well as usu-
al, but when Mr.. Hart went to drive him
home he found him lying down and disin-
clined to move. His urine was bloody and
scanty his bowels ceased to move, and
when opened the stomach proved to be full
of dry, hard food, and the membranous lin
ing tender and fragile as paper. The liver
and lights were badly congested and spot
ted the melt seemed rotted and .jelly-like.
The absence of ali moisture from the stom-
ach is a marked feature. Between twenty
five and thirty cattle are reported to have
died from the disease, and any one who can
prescribe a remedy will be a great benefac-
tor to farmers and cattle raisers.-Evans-
vile Tribune.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-31
SALE OF FLOODED STOCK.

Mr.. E. S. Larabie has sold to Messrs. Har.
vey & Son, of Clancy, his band of blooded
mares with colts and %yearlings, 36 head in
all. The yearlings were sired by the cele-
brated Fayette Mambrino, thus making
them half brothers and sisters to Fannie
Patchen, who won the two-year-old race at
the Helena fair and was sold tor $500 al
though she could have been afterwards sold
for q larger price. The yearlings are by
Clark Chief. Jr., record 1850, made at the
Fair, which is by far the best heat ever
trotted by any stallion IN Montana. He
could have put the figures on the black
board at 2:34 Or 1856 bad he been called up
mostly pedigreed, having been imported
from Kentucky in 1875. They are the
daughters Of famous stations. such as Ham
let by Volunteer, American Clay, Kentucky
Clay, Confederate Chief, Mambrino Wag-
ner, Ericsson, CLARK Chief, etc.
We congratulate the purchasers OF their
acquisition of fine stock. 1t is certainly Of
the best ever brought to Montana. We re-
greet that MIR. Larabie, who has imported so
largely of fine horses and done so much to
encourage the raising Of fine stock here,
has by these sales emptied his stables of all
bIooded stock save Diamond and two or
three other horses retained tor his private
use, and will not hereafter import any more,
his time being too much engaged to give
the business the attention it requires.-New
North Vest.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-31
NEW CATTLE DISEAsE.

MIR. Reuben a. Hart, of this county (Van-
dernerg), reports a mysterious disease
among the cattle by which he has lost sew
eFal head, among them q very valuable
blooded bull worth $500. The disease man
nests Itself very suddenly, and completely
pfostrates the animals at once. The milk
suddenly fails from Il full flow to nothing in
ABOUT SIX hours, the cattle droop and die in
from seven hours to three days, and as vet
no remedy has been discovered. Mr.. Hart
has tried several remedies without avail.
ana at last, to ascertain the nature of the
disease, ne made Il post norton exatnina-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-31
5~.-M--N
THE CURE OF sCAB.

Scab has got among my small flock OF
Leicester ewes. Can they be easily and eft
fectually cured? IT SO, how? Immediately
on finding out the disease | washed each
sheep with a strong wash of "Macdougall''
and soft soap. This / have always found a
good dressing for ordinary purposes but.
being doubtful OF its efficacy in this case,
would be glad to have your advice.-M. B.
The active, rapidly-multiplying acari-
the cause of scab-are difficult to destroy,
unless the poison is brought into close con-
tact with them. Many dressings are inef-
%fectual, because they are not rubbed into
the itching spots with sufficient care and
diligence. The wool must be laid aside Tin
old cases it is better trimmed away, and
the application rubbed into the barred skin.
so as to reach the burrows in which the
parasites lodge themselves. Another cause
Of the continuance Of the pest is the fact
that the dressings do not destroy the eggs
protected as they are by a hard shell, and
from which, a few days after washing, ,an-
other generation of parasites may be hatch
eel. Again where scab has been general in
q flock, a good many of the tormentors
have got transferred to trees, hurdles, pens,
or other convenient rubbing posts, whence
they are liable to be retransterred to the
sleeps backs. 1t is hence very important,
that any such objects, on which the itching
flock have relieved themselves, shall be
washed with q carbolic solution. Macdou-
CALLS carbolic solution and soft soap, such
AS you are using, makes d good dressing.
Properly used il is as etfectual as the mer-
curial ointment, and not SO apt to get ab-
sorbed and, When freely used, to injure the
sheep. a useful, reliable dressing or din.
recommended in Mr.. Il. Dunn's new edi-
ton OF veterinary Medicines is made by
boiling two pounds OF coarse tobacco for
twenty minutes in q gallon Of water. and
mixing this with one pound each of sui
phn1', potas'ies, and soft soap in twenty
gallons OF water. The same authority also
recommends sulphur iodide liniment. of the
strength OF about one to eight. as Il very eff
tectual application alike for scab and manre.
IA. Is. Arlcuttu2ist.