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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-26
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
ments may be found in THE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
{. o, Patler & Co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
teenth street.
GROCERIES.
q. D. williamson & Co.
YOcum & Broderick, Wash. Ave, cor. Eighth
T. j. OLOugniin, Poplar, cor Twentieth.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. j. II. Marean; Office, 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS.
Dr.. w. c. Jocelyn, Eighth near Commercial
DR.. g W WhitIock, l35 Commercial avenue
LIQUORS
Robt smyth, No, " Ohio leyee
INSURANCE
IL. Il. Candec, No. ~ Ohio leyce lrp stairs
Equitable Life of New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue
Widows aud Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Commercial avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Geo Z o'Hara, Eighteenth AID Commercial
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, stu aud Commercial.
ny National, Ohio leyee.
STEAMBOATS,
Champion. Three States.
Joan sprolt corner TaJlfl and Layee.
BRACKET STORE
I. { Ford, Corner Ninth aud Commercial
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THE CARLISLE BILL,

WAsHrNGroN, May 24.-By shrewd and
careful management, Senator Beck to-day
secured the passage of the Carlisle bill in
about half an hour and without any real
opposition, The bill now goes to the house
for formal amendments to be concurred in
By the end OF the present week it will prob
ably be q law.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, May %, 1000 An.
Wheat-May 81 IA; June, s 0535;
July, 81 0O3s.
Pork-June, *O1 OG, July, SO OaH.
Corn-May, June, S5A; July,
3G@3Gb,
oats-May, 3OIa; July, 2S15.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, May 90, 11:41 A.. NJ
Wheat--irregular-No, Red Winter,
81 341a@3j; Red Winter, 81 28@S5; No. .
Chicago, sll7@l 49, No. Milwau-
kee, 81 1901 81. Corn nominal-No. Q,
53M54.
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PIrrsrrEr.n. Me. March. 1S1g.

PTTrsTELD, Me-. March, 1877,
Mn. JAMES /. FELLows-Dear Sir: During the
past years have given your Compound Syrup
OF Hypophosphites fair though somewhat severe
trial In my practice and am able to speak with con-
fdence of its effects In restoring persons suffer
ingfrom e1SGciatlon and the debility following dip.
thcra, II has done wonders. | constantly recon.
mend its use in all affections o! the throlt ana
lungs. In several cases considered hopeless, II has
given relief and the patients are fact recovering
among these are cOnsumptives and old bronchial
subjects, whose diseases have resisted the other
modes OF treatment. For impaired digestion. and
in fact for debility from any cause, know of moth.
Unequal TO IT, Its direct effect In strengthening
the nervous system renders II suitable for the ma,
jority OF diseases | AM, sir. yours truly,
WI. ). HOWE, NJ. D.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, May 9, l0I5 P, NJ
Winter, los 3d@tOs d.;
Spring, 9s@1Os; California average,
9s 3d@l0s Sd; California Club, 1Os@
los Cd. Corn-js ld@js ia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-26

GRATITUDE LAylsnEp.--.Is clipped from
the columns OF the journal. Courier" New
Haven Conn, the following Enforcement:
Gratitude Of character strong, ernest
and impetus, is daily, in person and by
letter, being lavished upon II. II. Warner
Il Co. for the introduction Of, and the max
ing so extensively known, their wonderful
cure named as Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure" WINK
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MUCH SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill.
drcn, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms Browns Vermifuge Comfts
or Worm Lozenges, although eifectual in
destroying worms can do no possible in-
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be ALSO
lutely sure in Graduating worms, SO hurtfui
to children. Twenty-Five cents box.
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NoTg.lt Is only the independent, we'rpo-ted,
and uaseldsh physicians who can afford to prescribe
this remedy Experience has proved this The
highest class medical men IN very large city where
II ls known. recommend il
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MEDICAL.
ARE CURED !!

No organ Of thought or action can be employed
without the assistance Of the blood and no organ
can be employed safely or with impunity without
supply of healthy blood. With healthy blood the
exercised organs become well developed, whether
they be muscular or intellectual, BY the use OF
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPO.
purified, and so made capable Of producinga sound
mind and u sound body
"Persons suffering from impure blood or whose
health i giving way either as ministers or those
who study closely will find In the Syrup the mate.
TO build them up and the tonic TO keep them
there DR.. CLAY.
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THE MAILS.

ENERAL DELIVERY open 10 a. n. coscs
VI 6:3y pm; slnday 20 a. m
Money order Department open at 5 a. m; closes
A. p IN. ,..,,
Through Express Malls Via Illinois Central 10
Q. n.
Cairo sud Poplar Bud Through and Way Nal!
closes az y, III CO..,
Way Mail Via Illinois Central Cairo and Vim.
ceqnes aud Mississippi Central Railroads close al
g:l5 ., m.
way Nal e. Narrow Gauge Railroad closes 81
s.3Ja m. an
cairo AID Evansville River Route closes az
y m dA!.y except Friday.
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A Noted Divine Says:

DR. Tut Dear Sir Fo; ten years have been a
martyr TO dyspepsia oustipation aud piles
Last spring your pills were recommended | used
them ! am now q well man have a good appe.
tlte, digestion perfect regular stools, piles gone
and have gained forty pounds of hesh. They are
worth their weight In gold
REV, X l SIMPSON, Louisville. Ky
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CHURCHES

4 FRfCAE NJ E.-Fogrteeuth street, between
n Walnut and Cedar streets: services sabbath II
A. "A aud ~ p. IL; sunday school l'5l p N
CHRISTIAN Eighteenth street; meeting sab.
I bath 10 ~ p. m; preaching occasionally
CHURCH OF THE REDgEMER-lE PtscopaD
I Fourteenth street; sunday Morning prayers
lJ.3D a IN: evening prayers, 7.N p. m; sunday
school q 20 3. N. Friday evening prayer 7;5l p m
THIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH -
i Preaching AZ ~ 80 =. NJ ?. m and ~ p m
Sabbath school at T.J p. n. Rev / j. shores
PASTOR.
UTHERAN-Thir,ccuth street, services Sab
1 bath 80 a IN Sunday -cAoo! 2p M Rev.
huappe, pastor
NgETHUDIsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1879 a n. and p m. I;
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday 1;O p. m; sunday
School, g. m Rev Whitaker, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
1 sabbath At 1900 a. m. and 80 p. m; prayer
meeting Wedne -day AZ 1870 D. m; sunday SclooI
at3p. NJ. Rev. b, y George, pastor
SRCoND FREE.wtLL BAPTIST 60 Fheetth
- street. between Walnut ana Cedar streets ser
vices sabbath AT and ,:3O p, N.
CT JOSEPH 'n-iRomsu Catholic Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets; services SHhhall lV'oo a.
m. sunday SchaD, At ! p H., NespeTs ?. M ser
wees every day at p m
CT PATRlCK'S- Roman CathONcl Corner Ninla
- street and Washington avenue; services san
bath and 10 q. III; Nespcrs 3 y. IN; Sunday ssaog
p. M; service, every dHj az p m Kew. r lAoe'
priest
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CAIRO d. ST. LOUIS r. r

II. w. SMITHEI2S, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
through EIy.rss leaves Cairo........... p:slsm
through Eyp.ess arrive. AZ & - LOli.. 5:i5 pm.
Through Express ,rsy-s L - LCli-,... 500 ala.
Through Express arrives a. Caro-. ....... $50 II.
Mu.physJOfU accommodate On lesre. Cairo ! 80 II
NI'ply-hg1o Acc. a--iycs,st Ngrphy-bO:O - IN.
Ngrphy-boro Acc. leaves Nurp1y-Jo.o. .. So. an.
MIrplys5Ur5 Acc. arrives a, Cs.rO......ll - n.
The Cairo & - LoGis Pail Road :. the only al
Rail Route between Cairo ard -. Louis under ore
management therefore tagrr a-a 10 delays a,
way stations awaiting connections from ether ues
Close aud sure connections A. - Louis with Ot1er
lines iJ- North, East aud Wes:
J A NAUGLE, l. ". JOHNSON.
Agent Genera! Manager.
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Ii thesewarnlugs are uuheeled seriousdseases
will soon be developed

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases, one do-e effect. such change Of feeling as
10 astonish the sufferer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-26

They increase the appetite, and cause the body
to take on iesh. thus the system i nourisheR, and
by their tonic action on TIE digestive organs, regu
lar stools are produced Price p cents 80 Mut.
ray Street, NY
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A PRICAS NJ. E.-FOgrteerth street between
!. N. and 5.81p H.: sunday School l'Jl ?, N.
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DESCRIPTION

Henry Galley: Age, 49, height, feet :
inches; complexion, hair and ewes, black
birth-mark on left side Of back; scar on
knuckie of lvtt hand.
James Osborn: Age Al; height feet g
inches complexion. brown; hair black. eyes,
light brown; two slight sears over right eye.
John Stone: Age, i; height teej, 3I4 in
ches; complexion, copper; hair black, eyes,
brown; poN-marked on face; all upper front
Jeeih-out except two sears over back. right
arm eff above the elbow: scar on left hip.
Albert Willis Age, %; height, feet in
ches complexion, grill, hair and eyes black ;
mules on "ojy; scar on LETT temple. mark OF
buru on LEFT Jhi sh.
Sargent alas Isaac James age, 81; height.
. feet lo}4 inches; complexion hair, and eyes
black two scars on lett upper arm; small
scar on right forearm: scar GA Left knee cap.
John Pearson age, 70; Lel-ht. . feet, !b1+
inches; complexion, quadroou; hair and eyes
black; scar GA foreheadi scar from shot wound
Handy Day: Age. 25: height. ) feet On. in
ches; complexion and hair black eyes brown;
scar from cut on left wrist.
Israel Jenkins; Age, Is; height, > feet : ID,
inches; complexion and hair black; eyes
Nathan James; Age, ,; height, fee, :
+ inches; complexion, barr ami eyes, black
left a . III of below the elbow.
+ George johnson: Age. "a; height feet
/ ~ inches complexion. hair, and eyes black
/ two scars on back of right hand scar GA back
/ Of left hand; scar on right thigh.
John Jones; Age, 30; height, ) feet, Sl4 IN
chcs; complexion, mulatto; hair black eyes.
hazel; scar on let shin.
F Charles Nicely: Age, 20; height. . feet !.
/ inches; complexion, hair and eyes, black
/ scar on left side of back slight sctr from eur
/ on both wrists; slight scar on thumb of left
+ hand.
James Kelly: Age. %; height feet 8
/ inches; complexion, mU}auo; hair and eyes,
+ black; large wen on each side of neck: sean
/ at base Of left side OF neck; scar on left side
F Of back
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GirdIinr Annlo Trees.

4 correspondent of the Prairie Farmer,
an extensive nurseryman living at Spring
field. ILL.,, furnishes that paper a brief ac-
count of his series Of experiments IN grid
ling apple trees to induce bearing. He had
an excellent opportunity for performing
these experiments having about l4,000 trees
IN his orchards. most of which are set thirty
feet apaft. the trees fifteen feet in the rows,
every alternate one to be removed as they
become older and require more space On
these alternate ones the experiments were
made. and standing side by side with the
uneiriied trees, the results could be easily
and accurately compared The conclusion
reached from these trials, now of several
wears standing. is that very thrifty trees
growing in the rich soils of the west, are
made to bear sooner and more abundantly
}v ririling or cutting out ring OF bark
from fourth to half an inch wide, and that
the tree is not at all lessened in longevity.
The time for performing the operation must
vary with the age and condition of the trees.
On those over fifteen years of age the work
should be performed in April; on younger
trees of more recovering power it may be
even as late as june. The experiments
have been so successful that large additions
are made to the orchards with a view of
bringing them into early bearing by this
process.
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The Improvement Of our useful domestic
animals IS d subject which cannot be too
taroi5ly urged upon the iarmers OF the
Western States. Is long rs there IS large
per cgula-e of such animals Of al Inferior
quality SD long viii IL be in order 10 keep
lhis subject prominently before the people.
Line upon line and precept upon precept
are needed Co arouse the farming interest TO
1t can he laid down as primary princi-
pie thar tue best is she cheapest, and fol-
lowing .h.s- l. IS certain that a man may
iH-l Is well have eo0a stock IS that of poor
quality. The land that viii keep ten OF If
~ poor animals viii maintain an equal
number of good ones. 40 more labor Is re-
gmf.G = care for the one than the other,
i either ono IS cared for IS it should be, and
the annual prott Is largely greater IRON the
sale of the better than the poorer animals
Tho former mature earlier, weigh more, and
Give larger amount Of prime meat Than
the latter. while its quantity j. vastly high
sr. Ghe= things VIXEN 1T comes to sending
q beast - market, teIi 1h1i. own story ; and
the farmer thus finds that good stock brings
more plcthoric pociletboOks and latter bank
accounts.
The truth is. poor stock IS not worth rails
ing. TT isa dead loss to keep an animal OF
poor quality on the farm when it can be re
placed #jJ- 2 good one, and the sum OF this
loss is represented uy the difference IN price
obtained Ter two animals respectively, such
Is we have indicated.
The valuable points and characteristics Of
improved stock have been obtained by years
Of care labor, and management calculated TO
secure such results. Persistent efforts in
selecting tue ue-s and fixing desired charac
tiers have given Us braecs Of cattle, sheep
and swine which realize to theic owners
vastly more money than common, native,
or mongreI sorts viii bring.
In the cIse of cattle an improved animal
natures about two years before q scrub Of
the same age does under the same treatment.
The superiority Of the former consists, in
tha first place, of its power or propensity to
a-siui.ate and convert food into growth and
beef. sooner thau the other can; and when
mature it gives from one-Jhicd TO one-haif
more meat, and of quality which brings
Il much higher price in the market The
same thing holds good, in degree, in sheep
and swine The digestive organs ofimprov-
ed animals are superior to those OF common
stock; the whole animal organism is better
adapted for quick and healthy action; the
food is more easily digested and larger
portion OF its nutritious properties Is utll-
lied. From every point OF view from which
the subject Is examined tine benefits result
ing from keeping stock are apparent. The
best are the cheapest.
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FOR THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

In the county Of Jack.
day of March and Sept.
six days.
In the county OF Ilarr
Monday Of March and
tinue six days.
In the county Of IL
Monday Of March and Sci
six days.
In the county OF Marie
day OF March and Sept
six days.
In the county Of PER-,
of April and October, a.
In the county OF Gree
day of April and Octol
days.
In the county Of WayI
day after the fourth NJ
September, and continu,
In the county OF Clark
of May and November,
In the county of Lau
Monday of May and No
twelve days.
In the county of Ke'
Monday Of 2iay and No.
six days.
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March y. lSS0-4w.
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FOR THE NINTH DISTRICT.


In the county of Kinds, first district, on the
second Monday of March and September, and
continue twelve days; and in the second dis
trict, on the third Monday of February and
August, and continue twelve days.
In the county of Madison, on the third Mon
day of January and July, and continue twelve
days
In the county of Copiah, on the first Mon
day of January and July, and continue twelve
days.
In the county of Yazoo on the fourth Mon
day of March and September, and continue
eighteen days.
FOR THE TENTH DISTRICT.
In the county of jefferson. on the second
Monday of March and September, and con
tinue twelve days.
In the county of Wilkinson, on the fourth
Monday of April and October, and continue
twelve days
In the county of Franklin, on the second
Monday of May and November, ard continue
six days.
In the county of Amite, on the third Mon
day of May and November, and continue
twelve days.
In the county of Pike, on the second Mon
day of June and December, and continue
twelve days.
In the county of Lincoln on the fourth
Monday of June and December, and continue
twelve days.
In the county of Claiborne, on the second
Monday of January and July, and continue
twelve days.
FOR THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
In the county of Warren, on the first Mon
day of February, May and November, and
continue four weeks.
FOR THE TWELFTH DISTRICT.
In the county of Adams, on the first Mon
day of May and November, and continue three
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5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by Information G
~ ceivea ~ me, tnat ON the night of the
January "a, 1850 in Montgomery county, ".
v MURRAY committed a Rape, ana Effected
his escape, and is still at large:
Now, therefore. /, J. NJ STONE. Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery Of iae said ". v Nun
RAY, t. the Sheriff OF Montgomery county:
100 az Of toe same to be payable on his arrest
and delivery to said Sheriff. and s1GO 90 Iay-
able on his conviction. And | do moreover.
require III officers of this State 10 he di'igeut
in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive, W. Y.
MURRAY.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. - OF the State affixed, at jackson, this
L. q Il day OF February, \. II. issu,
J. NJ. STONE.
BY the Governor:
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Monday. the IOth day of May, 4. D. lssO
Sale of Claims Due Estate Of II. L.. Sizer.
Deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR,
L i'm addition to the posting OF mott Is re-
guired 10y law and the decree OF sale, hereby
ma kes known that ora Monday. the 10th day Of
hay, 1880, within the hours prescribed 10y
law. he viii proceed to sell at the front door ,f
the City Hall. in jackson, Mississippi, at pub
lie aUc ion, to the highest bidder, for cash.
all the following claims due said estate:
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FOR THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.

In the county
Monday Of March
tinue twelve days.
In the county of
day of April and
days.
In the county OF
Monday of March
tinue six days.
In the county of
Monday OF April ;
six days.
In the county of
day of April and
days.
In the county of
of May and Noven
In the county of
day of April and
days.
In the county oi
of June and Decen
In the county c
Monday of May an
six days.
In the county Of
day OF May and n
days.
In the county Of
day of May and N
days.
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". v MURRAY Is q Sootchmau ny birth. and
is about - years Of age; feet high, sandy
hair AMI beard; an iuccssant talker, a good
Engineer, and processes to be a good maclinist-
March l.. 'SJ-t3w.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
ID Chaocery Court of Kinds County, First
District made en- the 18th day OF December
A. b. 1879 the unders rued, Administrators OF
the estate OF Henry Sizer, deceased, VIII on
Monday. the 10th day of May, 4. .. 1859,
within legal houts, 81 tie front door of the
City Han, Ia the city OF jackson, Mis-lsslPpl.
proceed TO sell, AMI sell a public auction, l.
Tie Ill CHEST bidder, tor cash, the toll owing real
estate OF salt dee edeut, to-wtt: That certain
10, 81 land in the city OF jackson, county OF
Kinds. and State OF Mississippi, being part OF
that certain lot known and desI guatyu as lot
Number one. Square Number Three, Soath ,
and described by the met,s ami bounds follow
ing. Beginning at point on STAT street
>iAjy-0ne feet south OF the northeast corner
o said let number one, thence south with the
line of said State street nineteen feet to the
southeast cornrr of sand Tod number one,
thence west one hundred and sixty feet t. the
southwest corner of said Ion number one;
thence north eighty feet 20 the northwest eer-
ner OF said LOT number one; thence east thirty
three feet thence south sINty-oLe feet; and
thence east one hundred and tweuty-seveu
feet 10 the place of beginning.
\. MlZELL. Administrator.
Jackson March a. lSSU-4W.
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ild september ana COL
.mpson, on the first Mon
.tober. and continue SIX
on the fourth
nj September, and con
ovincton, on the second
4 October, and continue
ones. on the fourth Mon
and continue six
NTH, on the first Monday
er, and continue six days.
asper, on the third Mon
ctober and continue six
'cott. on the first Monday
er, and continue six days.
Newton, on the second
November, and continue
eshoba, on the third Mon
-ember, and continue SLY
cake. on the fourth Mon
.ember, and continue six
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The "AGITATOR PUZZLE, ,"
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company of Virginia.
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

No44CL ~ hOm II Ear CoNCEEH.
TREhsCRr OFFICE, Jackson, Miss.
February 9TH, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Piedmont
~ and Arlington Life Insurance Company
of Virginia, VII Withdrew from the State
Treasury their deposit of Ten Thousand Dol
lars IN State warrants, an the expiration Of
SIX months from the appearance OF this no.
uce. NM. l.. HEMINGWAY
Feb1l, Soft. State Treasurer
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the following described property, or suficien-
cy thereof 10 pay the said notes and interest and
cost of executing the above referred TO certain
Deed in Trust. lying and being in the county
aud State aforesaid, and more particularly
described and designated rs follows, to-wit:
E12, Nv and W., " =, of Ne1(. Section Z.
ami IA Swl4, VIZ VIZ, Se14, Sec G, all in I.
3, II. !, West, in all two hundred and forty
acres. more or less. The title to the above
property i believed to be good, but shall only
convey such title as is vested in me as Trus-
tee. ". Ii. TRIBETTE,
March II. - Nv. Trustee
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G10A WEEK. SD day at home easily mad
~ %Costly Outfit free. Address TRUR & o.
Augusta, Maine Oo''
JAM, S0-ly#.
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THE CLARION.
THE COTTON WORM.
PILED By PROP. r. v. JoSE9, Ml7-I7-
-IFFI UNIV EE5IIT-

IL i-uot necessary to describe the worm
IL crows rapidly, at first eating the tender
,,9rts of the under side Of the leaf, giving 70
the leaf a blotched appearance; after" afds
it move. up towards the top OF the plant
where the leaves are lresaer; when plant
has q great number Of worms on 1t they eat
both 5Id and tender leaves. 1t completes
its growth in from one 70 three weeks ACCORD
iuz 10 the season, growing'most rapidly III not
damp weather. and during this tune, II
mouths, !. e. sheds its skin, generally i've
times
1t can let itzelfdown By a web and can pass
prom one part Of the plant to another by
sort Of Jump.
It can not thrive on any other plant than
cotton. it is the opinion of some planters
that # can live in Poke Wuk and Ambition.
Recent observations show that, though these
plants are sometimes stript when cotton Is,
it Is the work Of a different worm. \ sPe-
cies Of Morning Glory Qpomea Ccmmutata)
comes nearer To supplying 1t with sustaining
food chan any other plant except cotton
The worms travel in the ground from de
uuled field seeking others.
Tie partially eaten leaves and the eXcre-
m-ut give to fields infested by the worms a
peculiar oIyr