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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HON. X. i. HOCk ER.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-16
The True Ring.
4 Gard from Hon. 4. -. Narcuin.

LAND OFFICE, ;
FRANKFORT, May, 1879.
, 1879-08-21

a wonderful underground lake has bcnn dis
covered ncur llemclen, Algeria, near th4 pet
uresuue casradca ut that pluee. Sotno ta,ntrs
Ind blasted al enormous rock hear the earcauts,
and 0n ruuioyal Of the dubris found 1t hiu GOV.
cred large opening luto casu, tllr Iuor OF
which was covered with water. Constructing q
rude raft, an! providing themselves Wi,a catl.
dlts, tlsu worklnen sailed along this 'tImlcr-
ground rlyGr, which Mt distance OF sf1ty tle-
tres Was lOulu 10 Hsergt into larat ltko Ut
lI,npiu water. Tie ruuf Ut ts1t eaYer1i WA vcry
high, A,ll covered With sta'ucttaS, the b iaHt
col0rs Of which sparkle4 u,dGr thu ltght.I the
ct1ls!lts. Continuing their cnur4c, tho va kmen
Ind at certain PLACES to navigate thrN " Ut be-
tween tho EtA1actitcs, which, u,cet'rg <7luC-
mites fra1l tie bed Ut the lake, formed cnur-
tuuus columns, which looked III II lhey hatl hecu
Inndc expressly tu sustal1, tlc enorln0us nrcllcs
They thus Eouchcl tho extretntty Ut the luke,
wsere they noticed larg0 channel extending
tuwurd tho Boutn. into which water quietly
fnndu Its way. This Is supposed 10 be largo
ttssure which llas bultd exploration hitherto ut
Etbdon, and which connects thu ca6cadca with
TINT ,acaliiy, alMl thus with the mysterloua
sources u tho Tatnn- It ts possible lhAt hers
they have found un itn1neusu natural basin. sup
piled by powerful sources, us,l sundtrg \ part Ut
ita waters toward tbs lake, whllo t!lo rest goes
to 6e1iun. The WoTkMen estinalcd tllt dis
tauee underground truyeraed by them at three
kloulctros. AMI ~ breadth by the lake Ut two.
i'heY brought nut with them q quantity Of flstl,
which awurined round the ra1t, utu which were
found 10 lp bltu0.
, 1879-08-21

thing in her pathway. She bnpttzcd her husband
al,tl each nnc of her children. nnt1 whllO do
ing this snnr the mnst beautiful songa,--aongs
TIM, ahc Ind heard b,t oticn nr twice, AL
though m nulcttcrrd womnn ther husband Will
swcnr thts), aho reads any ctlantpr IN thu Blll!o
readily, prnnunnctng correctly and distlnctiY.
payinE attention IN punctuation points, elc
She prcnchcs nrnr'y atl tin while, and, our In
forlnant aaye, uscs tho clioiccst words, and dis
plays Gscnt wisllun, AMI Knowledge In the hantl-
ling Of different subjects Although not q
Mnton. she ki'ows gil tho mysteries nt TINT
mysterious craft by heart. Dozens Of Masons
hive oonu to sec tier. anil they all como away
lumhfounicd. llcr husbAnd has como 10 tic
conclusion that stIo IA 4 witch. She tNs At
tempted nets ot violence, hut ns get dona no
harm. lie, with ontsfdc assistance. tried ut ono
tin.n to incnrcrsato her In n,s Ut tllG rooms At
the hu,ec, but the dnors brcnme un1lanngcnbic,
and wouldn't stay lorkcd. She hasn't slept In
eighteen days rr.1 nights. hnd during TINT time
hns tnkcn but few tnorsels OF food. This 10 ono
OF the stranGcst cases wO have ever heard OF.
Hundreds arp hockinE to SEQ the frcnzicd
WQua1.
, 1879-08-21
DIDT.E CONFERENCE.


LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aug. 20.-l1lc morning
dawncu so lovely that 1t seemed that Providence
was smiling upon those gathered hero for the
study OF Ills Word and Works. A argo audi
cucc wns gathered In The auditorium undrr the
canvas to hear tho Scriptures read and cx-
pounded BY jnlncs Il. Drookes, D. D., Of st.
Louis. The services wero opened by singing
nt,d prayer, by request, MIR. and Mrs. Mt
Grnnns,an sa,lg "Whcn I Shall Be Satisfied"
So beautiful was the rendering TINT 1nany wera
moved to tears. The Rcy. DR.. Brt,okes then
took charges Ut the Bible reading, which. under
t,s powerful, exponent proved interesting III
the highest degree. ......
The SECOND hour OF the morning WAS opened
with singing aud prayer. IL. ". Brown then
took Charge Of the meeting, md talked fnr ono
hour on thu subject "1lle Holy Snrit." G. c:
Nesaam then look eha'ee ,. RI tc scss!oa' s,,' and
Kedeelncr. as III tho Pentateucli, tho propl!ets,
is very eloquent speaker, aNil held the audl-
cnra fur nver unc ftour. He selected passages
t!an through Christ was tho nnly way to gain
life ctcrunl. Ilo sud that wherever VII read
In the Bible Of s1cr1tce being made.
or whtrn huying or selling into bondage IL men-
but TINT In all cases It was redeemed by the next
oE kin or by thu next generation. lfu cltcl tho
redemption Of tlls children of lsract out ot
,hnr a, it, 'u sovi,t hnw fhia %as nj
tyntrai nf inv tho rcIemntion al mankind must
TX" 1io"s ~, or. u en porid u h"rnn ttc
t1s"J EhrIIi"u ~ .n..r mtn ,h tovs rt"rnai viii
f.hrist nhnyc III Nce1ham ri;,seI thr hn,r,s
tnnntIn" % wtt, vcry h"asttf,si mn,l tomchInr
prAycr. .....-
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Wv n Tesa sila"a @ ''h ' .iIs i;sv Ecorc tiu"tnn
- I,no -. V ";'1; nr."rmon ~" nw1 hi Hcnr~n
e!r,n' r., " .suso, ,oa ,xtth st,,.
1 @ IT,, n. "as .,'' t',,,, "ir,,, -
,G .oaa n.y. & III tn,,. 's.s 80. a',sout M1.,st
NV Ws,"a NJ" ~ s"a Wsaai" - ~, t. i,,,,hnts i
~! w. III t.s @ "s ~ .,.si ., M tns .t ..,,
to s!a 'esc was " suen t.s a. usn ,.,,a s"'e" ~.
, 1879-08-21
Victor HuEo'x. TrctltctIons-Tie Mtffcnnfum
In tho TMcntiatlA CNnttlry.

Paris Corrtsnanftnce Landun Ttlsqranh,
While the EIent maturity 81 parliamentary
notabities were yesterday at Nancy aas!stinE ut
Hugo mud Louis Blanc weru delivering sneeel!cs
ut the Chateau d'Eau Theatre. Tic object OF
the mcetIig was to raise funds for tho Wurkslun
OF Marseltcs, II. Victor Hugo, who presided.
,nalu thu I.rst speech. "Ihe sixteenth century,
remarked tic venerable Senator, twas the cent
Mry Of painsrs thc Seventeenth that OF writer's.
nineteenth Will 10 the century Of apostles mud
u! prophets. 1n tile twentieth ccatnry war. tho
BCaifollt, hatred, royalty, froutie1s, u, dngn,ns
will lnye died oil out; hut man Will live. Out
children will enjoy this splendid CENTURY"
l1ayng prelaecd Ills observations In this
with the agsd post's la1o uttcrances aro
taInil!ar-Af. Victor fLuEo set forth The means
by which this glorious Gu'l was to ba attnillel.
There arc people. said he, who hoYo nothing III
tho world. On the otner hand, there Ia world
waiting to 10 colon.zed unl civilized. TlltEH-
fore, cut tsthHiuses, turn deserts into seas tay
tluwi, rallwuys. No ono will contcst y',ur right
epecialIyin ylpw, this might appear somewhat
startling Insertion, but tho ParIs public know
NJ Victor Hugo, a1ll delight Iu tho prGseuce Of
their poot. The details Of hs speeches arc
never hurshIY csitsclsetl.. "Tllrae African
plains" continued the author Of "l.es Nile
ti,ey we're oucs Roman. rhsy arc now In
state Of tmrbaris,n: .hey are occupied by say-
ages. Turn them out." A fow sentancos fur
tEer, he aids: "LoL ua all iecl ritizons IN equal
ty, men IN fraternity, and spirits III llbartv anu
Gt us lore both thosc who lpvo aud thpae Woo
DO mt love us.n Possibly ntnong tts latter
might 10 included the sayages wio are 10 10
this may be, NJ. Victor Hugo Has loudly cheeFed
ut tic Giiu uft bis Bpereh,
, 1879-08-21
A Wen lorfui Geo ,sla WON IN.

.1f{uHIN IfF1I 4SfIfl, .
The following pnrtlpulara wu Get from Mir.
George G. Watson. liYn4 nsar th1 home Ut tbs
suhJuct Ut the sketch; a laaly Ut thu SeYcnth
u!strtct Of Worth County Aas heco'llo Ensaue on
tbs subject Ut religion. llrT lclncutatIUn WAS
Arst noticed about month ago, soon after thu
ciusu OF pEo.rActed meeting ut uni1u Baptist
Church, near her hnMu. Sllu Attended tbs dit
fereut services very regularly, und seemed dcep-
ly ilpressea a,,4 troubled frOm their tlrst r0nl-
nlencctnent. A short who tetore the u,nrting
closeu silo totned the church. Nu!ag back homv
hsr lnco!elens, tnatldruet, and rambling cou-
duct was noticed by her hush llnl ulI children,
mud they tecaIuu terribly excited anA wrought
up about It.. Ste went raynE about tile llousB
Rn1 yur1 With bucket Of water, ,baptiztu9 every
, 1879-08-21

telegram from oscan uross n ~ Au9 at
l,nthl,E Mt Ocean turk. short distance south
tf thth place, Mr!,i s0on ono of then, William
Kilioek, aged IL years, was leard 10 cry out 70
Jump ialf uut oi tbs water, alid ki,lock cred:
!" | MN Bit; my legs nro cut" They landed him
on tho beach, and touna that the whole Ut thu
caif ot ills leg ras !aceratcd, as though et,e
KioeK sail @ % 1llat whsS % IL IL was @ aoatiag so'ne-
thing snapped at his leg, and tI,a sensation was
like The illcst0n Of . thousand needles. ue
u,rn telk huge body by his aide, aud when ae
thu watcr. mud dashed away. liz thought thai
IL was .tark, because 1t lad a sort OF shovel
po4e. Ills wouud, though serious, IL not dasi-
Etrous, but Will conl!no him indoors Tor sopo
tiua. Hu lives in Philadelphia.
, 1879-08-21

rnsed in tic county. Tho yotd Of winter wteat Is
S "as s. nsSG VII sks o9s tan sna ps e e.
un!on-rhc prospccts fnr largo crop OF com
VIII viii 10 ' s,ntsvorabo canien. tic visa VII niI' l.
much hotter than an aycrnue. Tho quality Of win.
II cseeod. 'S Tho oa,s erop IL :
not 10 mora th.n one. fourth Of M aversyo ycid.
cultivation. md pron'!acs 10 mako more taan an
yea per wntss whsst weigh.
s.ss ef'i?s qy /. s.eeea and fsis 'sI Ssi
aero tho lnrEcst nn record, Oats are turning out
besnnd all uxpcctatiot, and Will mako nearly m
WaSaah-The condition Of corn Ia above an nsc,..
nRc; corn y caring. nnd rain at this cr!acnl
etap. To %nei waat s s1o II Seer SSa
expected, both In. rcspect to yield and superior
quality, Ont esor Il in;'nse II nany r., pS.on. e
S?sss @s''sn@eo'n i mating nj s:Pta growth, and I.
% Tor latro crop hayo seldom been n,urc cnco'faR
!np. 10th The quality aud quantity Of winter wheat
!se1tra for ths county In tone localities the Yield
auaIlty, but much below an average III Yield. Ths
ont crop = short fully ono-tatrd, In point Of rlcld
VI Warrington" S Gt.rn i. growing rnptaly, and
p.oaises to mako moro than an averaae Yield per
acre The wintcr s wnSnt to % goot ayesass
loo siorl 10 bind; the Jo'd is halt thai Of
'RS Way1c-rhs sp 1ato rain, haye ereat), improved
tho p9ospects oi corn, Which Is sbevu a. rs avelass
In condition, and will mako moro than an average
Yield. with fayorable seaeon. Winter wheat Is ii
aye. Oat cron was u failure In nomu portions Of
tho county: fow localities report ncar'y half on
Whlte-corn has been better cultivated snd
Ia In better condition than for yuars; present pros.
poets Indicate moro than an average yield pos ncse.
+. aLFSuR RNt
4uaity il Rood the yield ral,gcs from len 10 to'ty
sn ehsy; II straw .sust and Tic sleid poor osIas
to latc sowing and drought.
WhtenEdc-corn Ia more promising than usual,
wi,cat crop is lilo best raIsed in ths cynnty for
II sfaY seaY u i ax ns "~ es ' ! ss
pa!qt = yia'd Is below al average; tha qualify
Will-Corn Is looking we'll. and Is up to good
nvvsagc IN condition: the crnp IL ncctl!lx more
eeaoy n S c rs5 yct Tsat i sog aay roa 3D.
Oats stood thin on tho ground: the yield ID hardly
up, to good average; tho qnality mellnm;
years ut thEt season, md. with no unfaYoraba
conditions. will MAXI 1note titan an AVERAGE Yield
'ts tn TIA qns 81 nS ao% =, hs ~ ssi
some INSTANCES ytea Is as n'eh - thirty bush
q. per aese The yield of oats f. r. very tst; tue
Winoebneo-corn has entirely recovered the lost
ground Of May, and Ia now nboye an nvernge In
and asG1se q !n,y r ntoss St IT,
quality Of winter wheat Is excellent. ani thc crop
wan secured ~ tac best order. Tho nyeraEc yield
sRs sa s, 81 S sss
yS aSs T. Sw sp an asSSs s;
Of IN avesavo vcid per zero will BIO realized.
Woodtrd-The srowlnK crop promise. to ba ono
, 1879-08-21

john Gore, n dock laltorcr, wsat to sieep on
thu dock 3. thu foot ol DrarborN avenue vt mid
night, aud shortly thereafter rolled uiT the dock
ll,l1 was drowned ia t!u river. Ills to4ly was
taken 10 tho MorEuc. He was T. stranger In the
city, and 1t Is not known where his relatives re-
slide.
Llbble Vtckers. who vas supposed tn lavo
beeu drowned OH 0no OF tic bunboans. was
ubuMt town last evening drinking, Us usual.
While under tho influence Of liquor
shu jumped Into thu lake, md would
haTo drowned llaa not some bYsrAtitlera
rescued hur. A colorel cxprcssnan tcbk her
home, and cared for her untt! She recs YrFeJ.
The cnuse OF htr attempting suicide wss hard
drink, u,Id grief nyur tho loss Of her ;hewels,
which werc stolen by her man, "Joc IIoakcr."
, 1879-08-21

was, however, most ncetlcd, as the aligatorss
haA hurrowcl in the banks Of the bnsosis. a'.i
1istarh'nE thetr IL q"iet ihat 'hcs ronll be Invited
to the Top. The anmAl, in every Instance. 6e-
came enrarrd md gra,net r. bis teeth the
ami tlisno,ch,,l. Etnht were killed on the first
day, seven on tho second, nmi Oh the third sx.
tcen. tln, larccst III which measured ten tect
and si1 turcs, In addition to thlb, about ono
barrel of cgxa WAS captured mud DESTROYED, and
snakes beyond number wcro slaughtered.
, 1879-08-21
An AliIEAtUF.tIltnts

Itaaac1f4 tfIu.t .ldtdHrs.
Mr. n. .. toukv tlas plantation on the shurc
ol the Eseasnbiu. UurlnX tIle lust drought
which prevailed Inost oi tic wafer IN tho bot
tosl.laills contiguous to hs placu dried up, nnA
the Hlligutors begsn predatory warfare uU hlr
llve stock. liz ufgnuixetl u purity, alld, arEntng
themselves with Hn Ax, . stIotKuu, md boat
buck, they aAllIsI Iolkh. Tha lattug luulauasuG
, 1879-08-21
Itnw 1t 1Yttss

To tho Editor ot TAr Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. @.-lu your Issue Of Tuesday,
Aug. ~, In reference to tllu loss SUSTAINED by
inu at Ne. 113 Clark strcat, you say. ~ that 1
STAYED shcre over night; Ca) you referred to tho
house rs d " raneti;" cD that 1leury Freer was
keeper o( sa!d "ranch.h lu tho first plnce
havo been Occupying room at No. liz North
Clark street for period Of live lnontha; sceonu-
~, the honse cannnt be characterized ns q
"ranctt." ms none but respectable people nro
inmates thereof; thirdly, that Henry Fsecr Is
nut keoper of tho "ranch." being merely a
roonitr In tic building. Yours. etc..
KlclAItp VpHYAlIL,
, 1879-08-21

Tho ,,Aict Battery will BE- here Tomorrow
luto before reaching tho canp. A few hat,sss
aru Aro1nd, Including the Aurora and the Leo
Centre Binds.
AMuNu TIRE PROMINENT hrPlCEns AND CITI@
EEN9
present thus far might bo mentioned Gen. y. =.
Il. Evans, Z. II. Wil,ctt, s. y. Contice, John ].
IIcaly, Il. /. q. Ktokke, Charles ficrrich, Mnj.
Watson, Seth t1anshstts Capt; Louis Jasoh,, g
Gen: Q. L. Mann: Col, F.. 8, Overlook, Coi. T; D;
Hoffman, Col, II. ,. Comptoll,. Col. Owen
aaireu, Gapt: ]. II. Mitchell, cap,.
a. Msss'h CAPT. ,d NJ ! oon Mestss: s,sa
President of the fhi'ty-sixth Regiment Asso-
voss, with port Of the EIRhty:sceond RsSl'
FIa., % wl.o IL tfo Post cIaplaiu, ani Others:
AAlt.-ucn. II. billiard arrsvcd from sprt,,ettcld
this evening, and Gov. Cutlom, ts cxpccteu TO-
morrow. Others nro announced to be present
tomorrow, including Gen. FarnsWorlb, "ith
representatives from the Eighth Cavalry.
FOLLOWING IS TIE PROGRAMME ron To'NoR-
when evon lnrger attendance 10 expected;
sunrtso-Mornin9 gun.
hn. m.-llcsc1IIu.
0a. .-nrcakfnet call.
"a. m.--slclk cali.
q. In.-Guafl Motnf. -...
s;:lo .. ~: Organization Of camp aud COM
% d. r.-Kiile. shooting for vetcraa orsaniza.
tiont. ,-,
ll;:IO d, N, --AtdrchA Of wclcumc by Gov. 8. II.
cnlton!: RESPONSE aJ tho lion. j. G. shcrw'".
iI%lpisaSt; y " m-NNatioual salute,
= i. n,.-campct.tlun htill for prlxes of silk
naes by veteran and nills'h organizations. !vetcr.
ans nal restricted to ,aetcs Alla'a seslrictcd TO
oG''' y. .MHda.e.. sse to soldier, and ..',ors by
'' D. m.eskirmish fighting and artillery and
battalion dr1Ij.
1p. m.-Drcss parade.
TllB PRATURE OF TIE ENCAMrMEnT
Will bc tho grand sham-tattIo md capture Of
thc Confederate Fort Wade. The preparations
cycDt nra suEnCthlnE unusual In their hny. The
Tort itsclf, circular arrangement built OF heavy
pfnuks nnl fortified by bscaatWorks, IL about 900
yards eaat of tiic. grand stalnl, Witch is short
stationed tho First Regiment, in their
rray uniforms, who, for this nccason onlv,
WILL ennct tbs s'art of Rebels. nn, under Gcu.
tien H. o. /. siain viii eo,ninand I the @ unon
forces, Gen. Iltlllard the Veteran Brigade, Col.
Swain tllu Grunl Ar.ny Ut the Republic. and
Ger. Torrcncc the Illinois National Guasd.
The dmenstons Of tho place are 112 feet north
aoAt" ~ - |~t ~t@"' nsA "e'st 4H%Ao ~
1AO 1cct Of hrcastwnrks. tic Fc1HRnder Of the
inelosuru being stueknuet. In the centre
stands the fag-stnI nt the Tort, with the
Confederate "rng " iiytttg from It's top, Wltlo
10 tle tiortti Is placed tue powtier-nnEazsnc: a
lfgh board fencu eaSt Of ihe structure will t'e
tnken down before Frl1ny aitcrnoon. when tile
assauls Is to be made. Southeast OF the Tort,
sotnc a0O yards, atn' larEe farmhouse. near
which aro tlle Rebel ,il!e-ps, while the lsebcl
p!rkGts arc supposed to b. iyIn1' low III thc
Vicinity. lhe ualon lorces VIII be farther caat
, 1879-08-21
TIE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
1gcttrr Go.
tn The ftlttor Of The TftbttHe,

CH1cAao, Aug. lY-Would you please inform
1no through your columns II am obliged to up
pcar In the Town Of Dalton on Gasnislco tllat
was served OIL INC ut 1880 y. vi. for rnan by tho
MANN ot Andrews who Is not IN my employ nor
never was. Tile case IL sst for Saturday, which
Is u very busy day fur NE. Cott!u & Co. are tho
collectors. IulIrs, 8. LAPsIss.
Obedience to the Inv iu]uroth no man. 30
20; but not 10 tho Town ut -Jalton but to thu
vllnee of That name, situated In thu Town OF
Calumet
, 1879-08-21
CROP NOTES.
The Wheat, Corn, and Oats as
Reported from illinois
Counties.
Belief that The Minnesota Wheat Yiold
aas Been Greatly 0vercsti-
mnted.
ILLINOIS.
Epectd} pt&pa&ch to TIT 1ttsgI

vnncc-shcets from the August report Of tho
Board Of Agriculture tho following additional
!s'nshs VI cuetcopoo"euto w 'eR"tu " .top'
BY which Il will he aeon that the remainder Of
the State makes cvcn better showing than
that portion already published III THE 'rn1n-
uss: 49,.
MsSs nnd 's sss, 6y nas w
yiei Der acre. Tie snperor duality of winter
Usnass, an oxsl aa' he coa,nty TSc chine bns mi
drnucht snrlnusy ini1rcl snring WHEAT. which will
not mnke nm nrnrarr virla. The 0at cro,, wns cut
short by thc.dry woathcr l],c ttraw IN very abort
anI thn hrnbs tn mt wall jed: tho yjoid will not
DO much oysf ea,t a an average a n =, linn
to saro tho corn, which il caring welt. and prom.
ises to make : good avefsgs yield. The ylell q
Soxs ~ psr nvaio,c soe IA ,do ta eme,it, Il No
Ss % sa did ~
TX VI. III i, nnn.hstf I,aia vii mnEe more linn half
an average yirIJ uof acre; til ausiIty Is tair.
Of e u o 'e
cnnhIrnns' wii1 n"t MI mnke an axcrann vicld. Tim
ausiity OF winter wheat il guod. Ind tic yicid
fsilute. thc rr.atss nSr,}on ~ i'm ncr"suc @ 1ns
INV far harvesting.
prom1sss more Than an avcrane yIcid ucr acre; ths
rrernt raina wnrn of rrent henett Ia liz cnrn To
ayo,sse ylod " oi wn.ot wnoat Is mush
~
scyen bushels ner nero: .hc onnllty ID ycry anc,
OF. crop waa cut short by tho droiiaht and tIe
ss 9o"t " ~ snc
and. wbilo lis recent rains fayv materially In.
Moved tt,o prospccts, to yicld viii not bo uti TO-
"d =, art, n"nw wn H. rsd vsr,
muc1I % ahovc m ayersre: t,i sotue Instances. liz
yicld Is reported high q th!rtyhvo bushels per
three to iva mounds pcr n,,shul, Very itlo snfin1
WHEAT ratsed to yisd lei is np 10 an average. Uat
rsnx maiSs ,rc,o nj mi. sha v,,,a IL o,nmt ieii
m ayeroon ~
MntIitr1e-CoYn IL uecdtnr min to fnsnre n rood
arerapc yls1I: snne dni'ia nro rarinr: uthcrs Il,
eI,k. and tho leto naninE Is moro backward s;tjl.
Winter wheat ii abundant in y!ed add Of extra
Gcon hoaSed vef n pe Ths ye "
snfiny wheat il very Ight and of moor aualiy :yery
littie raised il the county: Kqtw'thsian.!ins ia
Su !, nearly up to m a'e'as' IN anu OF 'aF
ogHc1q % T. mskng an gret ana
In .hc county, Tbs Weld aud auallty Of wintor
what IL y"ry oood. and farmers nfa making mr..
rnnurmcnfs te serd 4 inrrc acrcnVc this srasnn.
nqrrniton sntJnv ,ricni vsry ,nnn 1nfnrcs, Nv iy
chnch. otigs: son,c folds hardly wotsh harvesting;
ta1ca oat mas betor tn an y
Two. .thlrIs M average yiold will b. reaiizcd.
tacs n,Drn t,an an average yioid unr sc.S: sono
aeds nayo bocn inf;IreI UY caincb. hugs: tho crop
il W mucl, earlier ihan u4iul Tic qualify or Winter
al,nys roni aycrage. SpftnR what }s Of Sajr
ousiity; ti1u yIeld " below ii, average owiaa 10
yfcI ~ ns,s js hetter tbnn exnssto md tho main
Is uf medium quality o'
Tersy-i'rosrccss for q lasgc crop Of corn arc
liz liz y1s vii bo mo.sc Tho unty Of wintr,
What Is goou; tbs Yield ucr acre IL much bolow
essa si sai 1 Sx :i Jaas pis
int lin nunlitv fair. wy ''''"''
, 1879-08-21
THE VETERANS.
Grand Reunion OF the Old
e1A ''6oldiers Of Northern
Illinois.
Aurora Proftlsoly Decorated In
Honor Of Her Gallant
Guests.
Camp Dick Yates and Confederate Fort
Wade-0rganisations Rep
resented,

rosontod,
oAup DICK YArss, sxAn AURORA. Aug. 70.
The nrst day Of INC second shnual cneatnp,
mcnt Of the Sodoss' Reunion Association OF
The Northwest at Aurora WAS devoted for tho
most nart IN the nrel,minarv business Of re-
poF.ihs' o.Ran'1nk ea"'p' s4u!p'"r r,,.. H.. ..mt
pantcs, md assignment OF quarters hhat WIN
q steady pouring In OF fresh arrivals from Chi
cnvo and other hcad.contrcs OF members be-
1ane,na @ at 10 % tho Association. what with the DC.
c!dedly holiday aspect Of the ambitious little
city Ia which the reunion Ia to bo 4el1, and
what With tho military bustle md str Incident
to such gathering Of tho survivors $ Of ,,. the ysr Var.
10 Me, a. 'ao 3oanso' a.svs T.. ,,,o a., w
haven't as yet set my s9uadFons IN tue lieau or
the division Of batt'c know, it was a gala day
IN Aurora The eus'oe.s and ssas1se CO.., portion
.ar,, a,nr,ro.r. wh,,c .u,ncndca ovcr thc
principal busncss strccts anu Inc hrldees were
GRAND ARCHES TRIMMED WITH KvEnonEENs,
r,a,t.ss ,nn,.I,,rv srnrorri.to snerri,,Ions In.
1nos'oes eou.a.s App"p!a.o '. ''eo.
a!eued TO hse LUG patriotic ncast' eee'nnIhe a.
the beginning, The corner ot Downcr placc and
decoro,vo INN va. t1c srror1 trr,n ohn, ,1onb1e
nrch crcc,c1 NJ Tint mint. ia nm orcb oyrr
tha We,t For strcct hr,dpc vas susnende,l
49, a... w1I,nos ~. unata-. !, ,yh,ta IL cor,.
Aae a"ot'o' ho''o, e''e eooteis, "''o ..o 'o '0'.
panion'piece, on INC next bf1aee canning mo
D,uc.n
Ths c,tv.uo,, ,nt post .0f1cc wos neorlv
, ..,,, n. "s 49,, 49,. ..'s... r..
coFcrca wlsa nags' anu 'afeo H.o!!o aeroso 'ts
Memorial Hall, tllat unique little structure so
,,,, = .1o 1,,o1 .,tn-,s y,,nr, hutlt er,rn. t.vt,
, 1879-08-21

You can instantly stop that awful neuralgia Or
"Utown'e Household Feuacea." 21 ezatt.
, 1879-08-21

No other Whiaksr Dye equals llll's-5o cents