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CATARRH has never vet been mastered by duches.
smokes nhalations, or any other merely local rem
edy DR.. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is
an inoculative, CONSTITUTIONAL remedy which Is
ABSORBED by INFECTIOUS POISON and kills the spores.
wherever located. II Is a wonderful dscOvery-an
infallible cure at any stage. The CURE is sold by
Druggists, DELIVERED by u. b. DEWEY Co,
Agents, ID DEFY ST., n. Y, at 81 81 package. De-
scriptive Pamphlets with overwhelming proof
NAILED FREE June /. win
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The Republican voters in Chittenden county are
requested to meet in convention by their delegates
at City Hail. Burlington, Wednesday, July lsoo al
II o'clock a. m. for the purpose of nominating can
dLates for Senator's Assisrant-Judges of the oouh-
" Court Judge of Probate, States Attorney, shern
and High Bailif to be supported by the freemen OF
the county at the next September election; also to
elect a County Committee.
The delegates will be chosen al primary meetings
called by the Republican committees in each city
and town in the county.
By vote of a former Convention the County tonn-
mittee are constituted Committee on Credentials
delegates will provide themselves with proper ere
dentials signed by the secretary of the caucus
which shall elect them, and upon their arrival IN
Burlington present them to the County committee,
who will convene in the City Court room early on
TIE morning of the Convention, or, IN case
there he contesting delegations, such delegations
are requested to present their matters to the Coun-
ty Committee the evening preriOus to the conven-
ton, who will meet at the Van Ness House IN Bur-
lngton for this purpose. The secretaries Of the
primary meetings will report the election of town
and city committees.
The basis of Representation will be one delegate
for each town city, and one in addition Tor every
tyepty-hye votes and final fraction OF more than
half that number cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor at the last State election. The ap-
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III I'D.

RASsoM-DoTy.-Ol "Wednesday. June II, lisa,
at the NJ. Z parsonage, Essex Centre. 10y the Rev.
o. s. Ba,ford, Frank :. Ransom and Ida VI. Doty,
both Of Jericho. Vi.
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Who will he our next president: Be il Grant. he
II Blaine, be il 1Ilden be Hancock, the people
must and will have Wheat Biitsrs 2pdSw
Equally adapted TO the feeble or robust, male or
female are Malt Bltters.
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RHEUMAMIsA Is a hard complaint to tackle and
r>cutuEtu IN a~s h-- I~s,. .~...i--.- -Ay
proven that the wonderful Centaur Lnmcnts Will
cure them. There appears 10 lie no Ache. Pam
Inflammation, strain or Swelling, upon either Man
or Beast, which they will not relieve, subdue or
cure. June /, WIN
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Drugs anu Mruirnts.
Wonderful Cures
Magnetism and Electricity!
DIR. URANN,
Who has made so many wonderful
cures throughout Vermont for
the past fifteen years,
is now stopping
AL HE VAN NESS HUUSE.
Eresy InraIid should See Him.
Hundreds Have Been Cured
BY him that have been given up by
all others as hopeless.
IN MONTPELIER he was crowded with patients |
L i'll one weck-three were brought beds /
that were able TO help themselves. In less than
a week they were able to walk the street
VNHE PLYMOUTH MEMORIAL mentions sev-
i erdl wonderful cures made 10y linn while in |
that iown,-one, lady that had been given up as !
hopeless perfectly restored.

THE 'NEWPOET EXPRESS" VI makes men
] ton Of several very stliilnC cases made while
IN That town.
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An Irishman says he can see no earthly
reason why women should not be allowed
to become medical men.
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PECS.--In Chicago. MAY alst. lS>0, OF diphtheretic
Group. Mabe Harriet, aged years and months,
only daughter OF Chauncy G. ami Mary +. Peck,
formerly Of this ris.
NEwToN.-JuGe 5lh. lsso, Rosa Newton, wife of
Willie Newton. Jr.
Funeral from ST. Nary's cathedral, Tu"a',ay mo' n
J...s. g - -.
BosrwIcH.-ln Boston. june lst. 1850, Johnnie IL.
Bostwick. aged 10 years and months. He was the
only surviving son OF John g. BostwlcS formerly
of Hueshurgh. Vt. 10 which place his remains
were taken Tor inferm"nt. He was Il noble, lovely
hoy. general iavorIte, As was manifested by the
prOfusIon OF beautiful and costly flowers with Wink h
his CONN was 0rnamented, presented by ttlchefs,
playmatcs and other friends. Appropriate services
were held al the house Gt lis grandfather. VI. C..
Bostwck. June Alb.
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DELEGATES to the State Convention.

NoRTH FERRIsBURGH.-N. J. Allen.
Aaron Field, Putnam Allen.
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THE INVITED GUESTS

Among the invited guests who have &C
cepted invitations to be present on the occa-
sion of the reunion of the Army of the Poto-
mac in this city on the 10th of June next are
President r. B. Hayes Gf Congress adjourns
in season., Secretary Ramsey, Gov. Matt
Head of New Hampshire, Senator Ambrose
E. Burnside of Rhode Island, Gen. William
B. Franklin and Gen. Henry W. Slocum and
Ex-Governor Richard d. Hubbard of Con-
necticut.
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ACCIDENT.
1yGrPIIerS Insurance Company
or Hartford, Conn.
ASSETS. ..--.-------..- si,e"oU'o'


ASSETS 81 s1o,Coc.
THIS Ascnc, has PAID 53 Claims Tor accidental
injuries. yalylng IA amount from Sd 20 81 200
each, and receivers were In all KINDS oil employ
meat at the q, l., trdcting, "a trodd 'Gtde, ttc'
Pnll,irs are written iuT the month or year
Thry insure men of all occupations and PROBES
sons.
Thrl insure against general accidents.
The, cos; hui a small sum.
Their cost Is the same, all ages from isto Co
They are valuable To all classes al men
Every one should nave one.
cost oil IL $1,000 Policy.
\ General Accidrut Policy IN the THA\ EllERS,
in-uring rI.uDU against death h' accident or 20
week ior wholly disabling INJURY hy accident VIII
cost
fhLf thi' LASS, 80 Per Month.
Preferred Class includes tIereymrn, Editors,
LAWYERS Merchants. Clerks. bankers, Physicians,
STErIlL CLASS Tor Commercial Agents or
Travellers generally. SD" Fer \ ear
oEpINARS CLASS. ;9..aa Per Year.
Ordinary includes eva Engineers Book binders,
Printers, Railroad Superintrndents, Gachnsis etc
MEpIIM CLASS. 5000 PEI Year.
Medium class includes Passenger Conductors
,arprnters ElIrksmiths Farmers, butchers, Ma
sons, stage or Express Drivers etc.
SPECIAL Iairs f., railroad employees.
{. r,.lnh Tor Foreign or tuastwse voyage, viii
ci,t from y To - per sioro additional.
- nuc nntice oi c>pirnrion al P"iic-
irs always given.
- IO.>r. adjusted and paid mt TIL.
office. .
gre nee ANA order. by mail
or tct,.g snph faithfully uttcdded Ia.
Spcri1t facilities tor placing insurnhcc
Tor other agents.
tnr further information AMI rates call Al thc"lte
ol
Il. s. PECK,
General Insurance Agent,
Huntington, VI.
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Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
OfPhiladelphia,
German American Insurance Co.,
OfNew York,
AsSEIs----....-.. 8, GOO 900.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co.,
OF Philadelphia,
ASSET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2,VooOoo
Continental Insurance Company,
OfNcw York,
ASSES Observation-Disclosures. sS,5OoOVo
, Connecticut Fire Ins..r".oo Co.,
OF Hartford,
Niagara Fire Insurance Company,
OF New York.
Assets ., 35"cLo
Westminster Fire Insurance Com
pany of New York City.
A.,ri-.............. ......... $3.50 Ooo
Royal Insurance Company,
OF England,
Commercial Union Assurance Co.,
OF England,
ASSETS, $50 OJo 600.
Northern Insurance Company,
OF England,
ASSETS, Gold ---------...--... ss',oOooco
Imperial Fire Insurance Company,
OF England,
Lancashire Insurance Company,
OF England.
MctrOpOlc Insurance Company,
OF France.
London n Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,
OF England,
ASSETS, nolI--.- .---...-.-.------- > oo'ooo-
And other responsible Fire Insure
ancc Companies.
, 1880-07-21

SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
WIMBLEDON, July a0,-Thcre Is good
light today, bit variable md uncertain
winds. III competition for tho Any Ri1e
Association cup, Brown and Gcrisll, of tile
American tenn. cach shot II. two nominations.
Brown nlullc 30 and ~ anil flertsl1 40 and 10.
Baker, of the English team, n,ade ~. II, the
contest for tho Arthur prizes, ont Of pos-
s!ble TO Hrown inato III md t:crisli III. In
shooting for ladles' prizes, Gerisl scored Jl,
Brown 20, ind Baker 81. ......
The match On Saturday next will begin at
MI early hour, probably 10 n. H., md two
ranges >u shot Mt before lunch.
Browns shooting This mnrnIng comprises
thIrty.two bulf's'cycs, mule almost without
q brent.
In tile competition, for thu Arthur prizes,
Private FtrglisuIl, IF tho First Argyle
Volunteers. wtM the Queens prlzH; score, II.
III the ANY Rifle" Association cup rUlll-
petition Itnlf0rtl md Bnl,rr, Of the English
team, both tied Rr,wn'a score, cuch sr0rlng
TO- the highest possible, alul making thrc0
blll'S.eyrs IN ttrcc extra shots.
1lalfnrti. during the afternoons 3 shooting.
nude III, md l3Aker, who stOreh 40 in tic
contest Tor the Arthur prize, - successive
buiL's-eyrs
In tho competition for the Arthur .prize
Sco, ,1 seGFx 9Ea q tho highest posslols Fisher
IN the contest for the ladies' prizes, Joynt
made the highest score possible, namely: I
In tic Contest for tho Duke Of CnnbrItlgc'S
prrlye, Humphrey il first 80 far with Il score
Of 90.
, 1880-07-21
AGRICULTURE.
Success OF the Several Experimental
Stations.

success OF the Several Experimental
Stations.
Special Dupateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW To1K, july on-purs,lant 10 tho adj
journment at Albany, whero the first meet
Ing of tho Board of Control of the New
York Experiment Station WIS hell on the
till Inst. this body convuned to-day ut noon
ut the rooms In Cooper Union Building.
Gov. Cornell, tho President, was present, and
took the chair, 4 number Of ]euding fn1l,l.
ers from nll parts OF the Stato and presidents
nf agricultural societies were In attendance.
The numerous letters from other prominent
gentlemen wero III the hands OF the Secrg-
thry. Tho Secretary pro TEN. Is Gen. N. II.
Curtis, OF .Ogderat,llrg. W. \. Arm
strong nlMi James McCa'l1l, OF Elm!rn; i.
l}arry, of Rochester; Shelby Reed, Of Sllclby-
vile, N. T.; Daniel Bachelor md X. J.
polge. Of New York, ere j al! leaatnE ,nen N
nf tho american Institute Farmers Club, Is
very active lit tho organization.
THO oblecta Of tho experimental STALLION
nre to PROMOTE the Interests 0t agriculture
hy ntl practical means, by experiments with
seells anil fertilizers ailt1 to protect farmers
against all forms Ut frnnd. DR.. Heath e.-
plnlns tint similar ORGANIZATIONS have proved
highly effective III foreign countries, aud tllU
movement commenced In Germany IL be1fg
followed Up In this country With encouraging
results Tho first experimental station ~ tie
thu second In Now Jersey, 1aN'l the tltrtl III
tito Stntn Of New York. Germany, which
gnve birth md impetus to tho movement, Ing
Soyunty.ltve. experimental statloNs, Austria
sixteen, Italy ten, md Sweden tcn., Il dozen
Oth0r countries AAye frOin ono to three.
, 1880-07-21

THE RELIGIOUS Tlsoultl.ES IN FRANCE.
LONDON, July 20.-Tllo FroiIrtI Nobility, IT.
respective of purity, nru arranging fnr IL eau
Gus to consider the tlnyurl.iiiant alienation Ut
France from her Church. upo,! the ground
that tia ulllanes, ls provocative Ut nterlnlIa-
bio fu.l,ts, disasters, aud subsersleMt to tho
enemies Ut The NOvertltlellt.
\ lsuoM FOIt WHEAT.
The r,,nlur tlat lllssia Will prevent tho fur
ther axpurtatIna Ut gru!n IL akali. rusfyctl.
raken III connection with the ycry nnfaYorsl-
bic crops Of tl,Es country, this aoi!on on the
part Of the Russian t,oyerulllcnt II louke.l
Upon as likely to greatly advance tic prlcu
Ot American wheat, HI ttint country will be
called upon to supply the markets heretofore
supplied by Hussla.
THE IlusIl LAND NlE.t~
1t IL believed tint thu !IDuse at I.orals will
ultimately roect tho Irish Lafid bill now 1ll,.
sorbIng tie attention Ut tho 1lnuso Ut tom.
mons. ..........
NEGOTIATIONS lil.olis:N oFp.
LoNpaN, July N.-A HorlIn correspondent
telegraphs thut negotiations with Home are
virtually broken OF.
ACQUITTED.
The Socialist Democrats, Frttselo and tlaa
sel,nn1l!i, members Ut tha 1teieLstaK, have
buNl, triaA and acquitted un the Charge Ut ~.
manning hern during tha seSS!DR at u1e
lsetcl,stag while under sentences Vt ex!lc tgon
, 1880-07-21

'Aut,oun.loA him. IT, ls thout t..ne4 we;
naeortn,ninv whether ''l,ordor s,i1l,lniam -
ii to guvcrn tlt's ,eountry. or. wbesher
press opinion on tho incrifs 1T tha 'lli1frulty,
for know n9thinR Of It, oxccpt wllat haye
seen In tho public printa; HIT | do vc.tttrc tho
d;loiinF in South Cafniinn that tnn1 Inns i,ccn
stnt for tlolnE. what ho hnd, in tnora1s ard lnw,
his sworn duty To do, TO- wit: faithfully repre-
bpHtng tho tntcrrsts Of h!s clients 1T tllo cDurs
:a9atnat pnrt cH WIN had Themselves Ft,iln !uto
issuo malo or tho mnnncr of lis CONDUCT. yosi
are doing your shntc of public duty IN proper
manncr,-pn rdon mo for AnyinR su,-nnl le-
jicve that ntno- -tanths OF Tho rcspcotablo people
Of tho Htlte wlll sustain you. Yots may cntlnt
on my doing 80 In any way that rrnrnrly may.
Very truly yours, etc., n. G. 1uT1RL
, 1880-07-21

month, III tho annn1s OF Irish fanlincs, has
always boen known rs "h,lngry july" tile
guillotine lit tho most tiRcrlsti days Of tho
FRENCH reign Of terror was u gentle sl,cp-
herd of tho plain when contrasted with tho
devastating ogre Of tho Irtsh famine OF 1911.
Many parishes show by their records tint
they then lost 1000 souls. n similar history
would ieye beena, written to-day Of t!lis
Shi IL a S% not : s tS saf tssf te9wess sasth th
starving peasnntry Of ireland and English
an reht happy to gay that the worst ap-
snrs to be and ,asn st ,f hs doatns 6y
by nntts, or, at tho worst, by scores, Instead
of thousands ind t,,ln4rcis OF thousands ~
II ls47.' lilo pcrmlss!yo grant Of ENo 600
t'lat ftls hce1t occurred by Mr. Parnell's I'M
cloualy and illegally administered. will nlnke
It unnecessary for uny further ald to ho sent
from Anor1ca, excepting for the support Of
tho evlctet! tenants. .rllclr needs will be nd
Stfsss % s ts By sptt IT. ssH tof a'a I ISS spss
There is still great distress IN tho west,
although the Area OF dcst!tutton !tas been
e9ntrnc';Gd: There % aro sttll so!ne hundreds
wo,,!d rnpidIy c,lstle II the Genefactions of
Foreigners were Withdrawn. HIT, although
tho funds Of tho Castle. the Mansion House,
and tho .a,ll ltengue are now quite low, 1t Is
I'll tho i,ands Of the Hcrtttl Comn.issioi,ors,
and Of the Protestant and Catholic hierarchy,
will enab!e TIE Dublin !llsbutsers Of charity
to keep acttni famine frum the doors Of tho
bs1sasx e. t trosh sns HGsetes bc se se r f
tapo OH which It Will b. sulpnlnly deposited.
Yet Americans who haye Irish famine funtls
III hnna should transmit then, ut once,
through >, tho Mayor Of Boston, IN
a fsIre;! Sy ' cabis, ant! ;'.isbarscd ''ir dnr;
Ing the dangerous interval of uilefal
delay. For wtilo i ls know, tl.at tho hlor-
arelly-especialiy tic Catholic Blslu,ps-iIaya
athoush II It Is Is N known tat tlay w!sejy re- r..
funds ~ rcserye for ''hnngry July" md tho
dreaded days Of August, sat It Il not POSI-.
funits of tho Dublin. Committees may not al-
really hnye largely drained them Of their re-
serves. know. for example, that the Bishop
Of Kerry hns expended Ills money. wheruns,
s senersSe ts SSe o%n % esa ssS3 t SfsS ss p s s
Mansion. House Fund. In the fli,lfno Of ts47
thousands perlshcd ut hunger, even after r..
lief money hal been voted, owing TO the evil
ss s. 81 # o Gftnl 1s C9 erv:e FdRr R"t5s ssc
reasoss l urge American committees who
The landlords ilra vigorously at work al
oyer the wcSt r. seryinH nfoccesT;eS c; 81 eject.
| wns the third OF bad crops III tho west ot
Ireland rho contributions Of tho landlords
to THO relief 9f Irish distress In these yeRrs
| Is tAbu1ntet( III the pftielnl returns Just pub
*s ey sle% !ss tSns tna ir., n as5 sFe ese
| In 1870 thure were 1069 evfOti0nS. Only six
mouths OF, this year have passed, and yet the
landlords l,nve already evletcl 1,Gnj famine
stricken fanl1llcs-tn THO Province Of ulstes,
i kS1l. In AnttSt..r dfS. In hftafor AtTt {t
, 1880-07-21
SPAIN.


A. rOIIT1C0-MED1CAI QuANREI4.
LONDON, July 20.-A Mudrl,t ,tcorrespoutlcnt
says: "Wllei, Queen Marie Christina cano
to Spain she only retained one Austrian nt-
tclitlunt, 4 young nild able physician, who
Insisted Mt the cnd of June on account Of
l,er rAtajesty's health on tho trnnsfer af tho
Court 10 In Granja directly after the cortes
separated. The Spanish doctors hardly co,.-
cealed their jealousy Of the foreigner, who
now advises tic King 10 prosong tho stuy Of
tho Court Mt La Granta until after the Queor's
confinement, which Is expected in August,
WHEN tho ilcat III Madrid Will ba
yeery grent., The ,ss, sSn!or S;pn;nlsl IL
foiiowod his example nal Hot tie King d.
clined TO- recelye Ills lrsignntto,l.. Ihe
Premier Cnnoyns dol Castillo sllares this
opinion. liz considers In tiramta I'alace In
sufficient for tho State ceremonies Intending
tile birth Of tbs heir to tho thrnc. TIL.
Austrian, physician stnrtllly defends IFS
yie'y., The Queen prefers to remain ut In
Grurta-o
, 1880-07-21
Tho Duel In South Caro1lna-I4ekter
From senator M. q. Butler.

:. ....... ttAurkt(Qn IL. E.l N$tFa.
!ttot.lan + hl,es9n-pEA! st1ts: Wnnt to say
the position YOU hnva taken In ruforencc ttl thn
Cnsh- -shannon tragedy. II II ITO rctlcUtion upon
tho memory Of tho gallant Funtlcmen OF thu
past WIN r0sortod u the duetl0 u sattlo thoIc
I4rsDnal dt0oruttees 70 ask th4t tho law 10 vlu.
lioatcl In this oa1Au. In fortncr dnys the Illnst
punutlltous docoru,n and eh!ynirlu cnurtesy dls.
t.nYlshsa the Conduct Of K Kentleulea IL '.atiaiss
IL p;naanss WY " ,s odious - she brand
style" uppeara to hA faat.iauuDlo. Tho
Issue y very sharply matlo botwcen thnso who
u4ecntu It, uad DO h''pe that oourass enough
,any 10 foiind 70 exccnts II. twill BIZ q sad lay
It to 10 h!s perstnal Or professional duty to vim
d!cata private FlShts in our courts, - lfs. to DO
p9ratlon and then al,ot. that g " 10 tho
elem y, Thlee +. ,sSs S!slI,at9a y = 9Ssapy w
must oe .omoshlnA ruaiea!ly vronx n e = public
high character and uek,sowletixel courage TO
lxht duel under tho CIRCUMSTANCES which
, 1880-07-21
CANADA.

IN ,,ni1un Vi41tors tn ri. to11<v
@.ts,.. ni,;,t;!s.nrte ~ En,na,sn.s ~an
pnny-.A1Fenls l!|neEals@Ioronto asx"
Moltion-Ametetir Rowing heGntta.
Special Dtspatea TO Tbs Chicago 7tItuns-
ToKoNTo, Ont, July c0.--An AtderlnaNlc
tleuutati0,,, consisting Of bfessrs. Wilson.
lV..att ,rhnr ,,.n,, tf,o ritv r,;rinanr ou,I
.'a,ana; s" ,,.,,.".a ",t,.ans ~ ,.ft -, t,,taan @
seveInl pilsa.a etti1ens' aelt Ior eMeago To-
spttta. Dipatsh 20 1as chttaqo 1ttbuns.
VoEhEc' Ju1y ~-!hSei!lHH1ea'oi u lhsl'1iS
tefo LATELY ulca ~ Tic City llospltat froln
dtphtherltt, and It ia reported tlmt frou tllo
limo tic poor little ones were. sent Into tho
institution, they were llever visited hy their
parents FOR tear Of Infection, and, with quo
death.
4 cnpIas-warrant has boon Issued! for tho
arrest 5f Str, Henry i'hlifps. V[ce-l'resiloI,t
Ut the C0lOu{nl Coli Mining totupu1,y, ut tho
instance al Il. *. Huinphrey. wild cinl,nH
TINT tic larKo nugget iistulY found III uo
KiyiGrO lt1 Lul,u Wis taken utf tho property
Ut tic company. III. Humphrey h0t[ i,fs
!inea surveyed, nnd hasproye,i Ills claim; but
i,as airea,ly i,lade no secret OF his ittulition
Of returtling to Now York; hOt1cu the ,lrespnt
nctIun.
5ptetai Dt,paseA to Tas Chicago Tstblne.
OTTAWA, July M,-l.etturs-pntunt l,ayc
hoen lss1iol, under tho Joii.t-Stock Conlpa-
nics not, incorporating w. Hathaway Forbes,
4 cnil,pany for Tic purpose af munufuuttiring'
ownlnr. usinK, suiIiug, aIui licensing othors
to qso oigctric.spcuklnE toexrat,jis itlil otllur
npparatuB lrrt0lnlnV To transmission of III
tnIfiueIca by elnctrlctty. pfr.. tllrD,luhput tho
Dominion, By tho nou,n nf tic Canadian Tel
, 1880-07-21
TILE CROPS.

MlNN NEsoIht
Sr. pAu1, MINI, July 2o,-The telegrams
rocaivod to.',av In rciat,on tn crona In thia
utoIa ,o,o.a .r,i 1oma dn;itcotn % ~ c1onn,,
o"atot U"no~t, n4'u ioMn ~ n'"te"to ~ eunneo
III tho favorable conditions reported during
the past few dhys. Tlieru aro frequent show
ara In various uortinra. t,,t thu coolncss' of
H. - a.,,,n.n,,a-, ,taa,s ,to,,,,, iii tan,,ovo,,
ulo a.liospae.. ~ neIps nuM n,i ~ sous ...en,,.
to rust. lhe wlteht ~ AL ifltlhg OH. n1cc!y,
und promises moro than nj, average yield.
II tic showers should continue into the
nctnut,tun of hrrvest thov might Interfere
.~ntn.iot1v viii t1,o ,rnttnr1ro ~ tha crona
',atcllhlly IN, WIN tue eauaeltne VI tue ssopa;
Illls appears to be tho only danlago fenred
now, The following arc the reports from
Tho moro ,mportant points:
Nnrthdcld-; ycnfhor IA MI Tint farmers
,,av, tnairp'l. Wl,rnt 11oIn0' - fineiv ' Hn nx.
iU n"iiont rrnn ri il evn"rteti. ia'e' ''''''' ~''
'stai Fnr|hot,l hlE Il wonthar, stl,f conttnncs
foynrnbic fnr tIo cror3sa Whcnt ts tn,v fast
t"r";mp = ,,..l,,nr 1,,,o paM,nias arc ~ isn1nnt
n tn,nnn ararv tfow Hv f"r,nprs n,,I III i1nls
ahn,,t tho E,;,ur' III tie bcads in2re % md weii