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, 1881-04-16

TILEGRAPHIc Facilities. the
present season the Western Union Telegraph
Company intend to materially increase their
teleFaphic facilities in the extension Of lines
in various directions. A force OF builders
viii sooI begin constructing a line from La
Conner. Washington Territory. to the boun'
dsry of British Columbia The dominion
government has authorized the laying of a
submarine cable from Beeehy Bay to Fresh.
watrr Bay. distance of IL miles across the
straits of Fuca- The cable viii probably
connect With the Puget Sound telegraph line
and vin furnish two lines to Victoria-one
via Seattle and one via New Westminster.
This cable will probably be laid within sixty
daya-Pos.
, 1881-04-16

NyorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tb.
IN County Commissioners at their regular
February tenn passed N order giving bounty
Of three cents for each and every squir el scalp
delivered 10 the County Auditor np the hsst
day Of March, and Of two eents far each -
every scalp so delivered On the first day d
April and Msy respectively.
, w. C. PAINTER,
Anditn, and ex -of5cie Clerk of bsafd.
HyL. 4. GEy, Deputy. IN
, 1881-04-16

SEEDS SEEDS Iii You want fresh garden
seeds buy Of a good reliable first-class Seed
House. Buists warranted garden seeds Grass,
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, Blue Grass, Lawn Grass,
Yellow and Black Locust, Box Elder, White
Ash, Oregon Maple and Usage Orange, Vick's
Flower Seeds.
13u kIYbALL < Soy.
, 1881-04-16

The Columbia IDdiAns arc ma.ing more
rapid strides toward civilization than any
other tribe in this section. Quite number
of these Indians are very devout, and At the
same time consistent catholics. Th-y nevel
forget to say grace before their meals. No
matter where they are. Columbia Pcter.
their leader, does considerable tssdipg with
the Cinnamon on the river and raises some
stock, having lost ZIG head Of horses and
cattle during the past wintsr. Wa-pa-ts
John, the shining light Of the camp, has
established quite local reputation for the
unique mode he has OF
KEEPING HIs ACCOUNTS.
John is a pretty fair natural draughtsman
and upon this gift he places unlimited con-
fidepce. When a white msn, Chinaman, or
Indian comes to him to trade, he draws their
picture so that it is recognizable, and by its
side he draws f,c-sm;hs Of whate. er article
was purchased. 1t is said by several old
timers that John never makes = mistake In
his accounts. During this last winter John
lost 70 head OF good horses, The snow about
his place vas 8 feet deep. Si-tu-wus-as-ket
lost go horses and $50 cattle, he not having
put mp any food for them.
WILLI-YoSIr-CHA
l. now minus 800 head Of horses and cattle.
VIM. Granger, who her,led his stock in the
Okanagan Reservation and was forced to
leave, lost about 400 head of cattle. the
range upon which he was being new and un.
known to him. He dug trail ten miles in
length In order to saye soine nf his younger
stock. In the Grand Coulce near the Okan.
agan on the Columbia, where it was esti-
mated that there were l000s head Of cattle,
but $50 have been f"und. The srow through
out that country MAS very deep the past win.
ter. and on account OF the hard crust formed
on its surface, it was very severe on stock
interests.
, 1881-04-16

RaalHe Csast-
A dalief week in police circles than th'
pas. would BE- hard to conceive. srosa on
Ponpous chief down TO the hsmblest mem
Der in the ranks erery man IN the police de
partnsut waa seen" BY our reportsr to Oh
tain knosieage o. the rnost inaniresimal Incl
dent which might be available 4, An item oi
ne~s for rabliea.ioa. There seemed to h.v,
been no thougatful citizen with public spirit
enough to commit any overAct above beinE
'.respeetably and deceatIy drank, and henet
beyond the
riLE or THE LAw,
And even OF this class Of wroDg doers, there
were precious few. Pat McCarty, while in.
terviewing one OF the brewefies, managed to
upset one of the tables, which &C. somewha,
enragel the two-story healed Dutchman,
who, without delay, malice. or prepense,
gently ''hoisted7 poor con6ding and unsus-
pectins Pat tc the regions better known as
mdewalks. Even Officer Hopper remarked
that the day was dull one, and limited that
it w,s high time for Tilsey to make hun.
dreith attempt to get crazy drunk and
thereby end his life. The hint was misun-
derstood for some Sergeant Mckinney
forgot all aboat his corns. Lyts left of
CATCHING FLIES
Aud pulling of their wings, and the four
officers who a Few moments before were IN
tears for not furnishing the reporter with his
quota of news. took of their eight feet from
the stove ani the QUARTET. rushed frantically
to the reporter ex.laiming Item Item
Tilsey is drunk" Bot that considcrate
auartette had an axiul set back. The H.
formation met with as fiat a reception Is
as stale beer. The reporter didn't move.
He said that he had heard that same story .
hundred times. and another was unkind
enough to wish ferrantly that the report
would be substantiated aud there would be
an end to TiIsey, and his tireso,ne attempts
to get besstly drunk and die. Happily the
police judge stepped up and explained mat
tiers also denying the base asse, ton that Mr..
Tilsey, ESQ.,, had ever got drunk.
, 1881-04-16
Slaxen.s Cherrx Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preserva-
tion Of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior
to any preparation Of IFS kind in the market.
In large handsome Opal pots, price 50 cents.
For sale by ii. T. Holmes.
, 1881-04-16

Brsrsr,s cH.SoE-W. T. Brewer, ,. ESQ So
no., trader. Camp Howard. !. I. has
M ..t,,.s III. stock and fixtures Of DIR. Tier
p..,, drug store and will shortly move INT"
49, .u;,,in, now occupied by the Delmonlc0
..-,.n, 'n. Dr. Wells, Of Days drug store'
ri, - Mr. Brewer. major dorno.
, 1881-04-16

How long dear master, ., how long: Viii
you continue To tie ME in the streets and force
me to gnaw the bark off the trees when you
can have me we'll fed for two bits a. Uncle
Toms stable on Third street, Walla Walia,
". T.. j0-3m
, 1881-04-16

N..-Tb. Lsnd Office IN this e''y has
,,o,, ,be General Land Office maps
..ouipa the line Of definite location Srins OF the
n n IL. Compapy's rOad from ".ila
w,,la % Te,a. Ferry, ai'O the oEanih G .,ans nr,e
:. p.y.on. All settlers entering land !, a'chs ,hs
~. IN. a the road Will be subject 70 'he
,,ght of WAY e the company
, 1881-04-16


TON DrsroN wmills handsome
'taiiier God Das Va. taken from
rV',i1aa e, to the Casesd-, in the vicinity of
hAsie e''ek, wherr she va. hauled an. and
She vas then placed On wheels
;- 'H''ea iOr the UrI~r Cascades, but h.v.
~. - .O''ta hall the distance i. became nee.
s ur0 ' ''et'on Of roai, large force
'' Oeing empl.ysl Oh that work
e0 IS tins is oomlleted The boa. ~;Il
.daes "a % thr Cpper Cascades. a section
,-ss'a .u a0d the craft launched snj n,.c.S n
E'esa Ter b0.incss in cnn,.n',. a 80 ~ .t" ~
asd ,Ls winch will ply brt~ccu Port;sni
H.. ssen siil be made IN m,s,;sc-nt % .;1. =.
, 1881-04-16
WaIIa Walla Driving Park
RACING. JUNE Is, 1881
FIRST DlI.

TuKEz.YEaR- OLD TkgTT,sG S.AEr-sO en-
trance, half forfeit, 500 added by the PToprie-
tor, mile heats, three in five To harness First
nomination 10 be made April lst; entries close
on May 18th. Second ca.t saves entrance,
three colts must start
, 1881-04-16

QrAxrERLY MEErISc.-Ths Seventh Day
Adventsts viii hold quarterly meeting ser
viees Saturday and on Sunday. Ed. 4. T.
Jones. from Dayton, is expected. Preach
ing at usual hours.
, 1881-04-16

Webioot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called To the Webfoot Oil in cases
Of c--un, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are su2iect 10. - ems
, 1881-04-16

txra.ycr-Mrs Boekler's INSURANCE Is
-. !, The Home Mutual but in some other
..nr,nv As usual the II. NJ. have made
,,nmp, PAYMENTS.
, 1881-04-16
Errors Of Youth.

Errors Of Youth.
A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
n for years from Nervous Debility, Pre,
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscrrtion. viii for the sake of suffering, hu-
Inanity. send free To al who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing tn
profit by the advertiser experience can do SO
by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
,1atf A Cedar Street, \. Y.
, 1881-04-16

p.rrRxrn.-Judgc Wingard and Nj W.
9 I,nctord, Who have been attending DIS
,-,c. Cour, a. Yakima, have retarnea, s"j lTO.l
ing il,s' soms.s,s ruddier for their 'Se'''na
trip.
, 1881-04-16

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-04-16

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
ily II speaks for itself.
, 1881-04-16

s..a, L.yns.-A correspondent !" In
- ,n,, the income from the scaooi Lands
.s =, Wsils " all. county amounts to over s'"
spnusily.
, 1881-04-16

Bro. Bssseres Is Of sympasAstk turn. He
vet nourns after the beloved Abr>hasa Lin
coin, but alas. He m.de a mistake IN the
krsve-;t was his fathers.
, 1881-04-16

IHs trY MAESHALsnIr-Our city mar
'hal Is an easy going, good nstured fellow to
ctiticlEe and cuss At, hut mark it, nine cases
out al Ten OF those who do the cussing have
been bit hy their own Jolly. Those with
ordinary good sense shouia know that our
marshal cannot he up both day and night
1t should no, be expected II our police
'''ce Is defective, it is because We lack q
snrhcIeni number Of men. Let the Common
'"oncll put on another man and better
P'''oi Sil he main taine,i. Walia Walla is
nc' 'he village of few year. aso, and il
y .Snie "' our business men would lsok over
Ih.lI eicheelurrs they would lind that out.
n n.l1Aef would they grow, at a reasonable in.
srea'e Of the police iorce
, 1881-04-16

CrwAKp AND 0NwaKD.-william Newell
has ieen elcctal TO the presidency OF the Ma
tiop,l University law School of Washing
Ton, Z. {.
, 1881-04-16

n,,,-W $. Davis, brother Of Charles
n,,,. who daring las, GUNNER and winter
made rnaDs friends N this city our readers M
will be panied to learn Of his death, Gar, ,;
scld," a, the boys familiarly calle'i h'4' diea /,
ofou,ek consumption 5. til. home Of IN, aged :;,
= S,I,srton. OREGON To the family
Ga e,tend our heartfelt ,ymp1thy.
, 1881-04-16

SrSprcIor>.-From the Dayton Ghroaicte's
correspondent Juan, We learn the follow.
ing: The boys working at Jay Lynch's
mill, situated in the Blue Mountains off from
Pureroy, have found a deserted camp about
one and one-fourth miles from the mill,
which owing to the peculiar manner in winch
tn. articles are scattered around and the
singular camping place has gwen rise to sus
picions of foul play. Lying scattered IN
every direction they found an army gun,
pair Of woolen mitten., one woolen sa;k, a
lot of cartridges, powder horn, three boxes
of gun caps of different kinds, mans hat,
some -four and strips of blanket. 1t is evi-
dent that the party or parties canPed there
about month AGO and only for frw hours
and that there were more than one IN the
camp, rs the cartridges found do not belong
to the gun, and the caps are OF three differ
ent sizes. Some of them were found loose
on the ground. The hat, an old white tell
one, MAS found about twenty-five yar,is from
the camp. The powder. horn about ter
yards in an opposite direction The ramrod
| in one place and the gun IN another The
I mill hands have searched the country foI
| mile. around and can form no idea as u
whom the things belong or who composed
the party.
, 1881-04-16

'Hs Rod .SpGUS CLUB. special meet,
'as % 'he Rod And Gun Club was held las.
U.s'Ay e7eS'ne to transact snme important
easne's. after which a communication WA.
' ~, '''n Nr, Nye, s'ating ,ha. no Bob
""'''s e0ai be irncurri from Idaho. As
~ As a Ia" again,, trapping or shooting
W, 'An's' AID that the Law oulI We. renain
'o' i've years He further states
~. ~ "oo h''es we're impaired inn, Idaho
= -. - : years ago frum Missouri. and tia.
NJ. new ~, ho,ne they have prns,ered well.
49, 49,, All Thomas, George and Mark
- we're elected n-nbers Of the cluh.
~, 'heh a'iIournei 10 me.; al next regular
, 1881-04-16

only 81 s+sas for sa sssees sfsss1s P,stGFss saI
ches or for tve pictures, l7I22; or for four
pictures, 1924. Fac simile copies Of fine steel
ensraviny., copies Of celebrated master pieces,
printed on heavy plate paper for framing
Send ten cents for illustrated catalogue con-
, timing over 100 pictures.
Address, The GRAPHIC CoNraSr.
ne New York City.
, 1881-04-16

When you order your next tea 50 to Colts
AMI ask for the brand that has caused snch .
..nsation; this is it, and see that you get it.
, 1881-04-16

webfoot Oil is a sure cure for Dyptheria ol
nre Throat.
, 1881-04-16

Itls a special imprtati"n and can only be
obtained at Max +. Colts MIN street
Walla Walla.
, 1881-04-16

ENTITY PER CENT SAVED By HA
ing yuur JOB pristinS .!on> at ne A1ArI
x,x O6.ee- Call and examine ssaipie--
, 1881-04-16

~ and III kinds Of fne PRINTING. d''ne v"
a the i-st .ty,e at this cf6ee-
, 1881-04-16

o1,yIsrr.-Judge s. Nancy, father OF
onr v,n known citizen n. Nancy, IS VISIT
IN, our city having jus; arrived from old
N,.soui The Judge is a thorough gentle
man Of the old SCHOOL, and appears to be
crafty rle.sed vI,h this fertile valley which
{. mnch better than he expected to find it,
although. as constant reader OF the SrArEs-
.,S he WAS well prepared to lind something
on, Of common. We hope he will proiong
hls STAY
, 1881-04-16
SECOND DiI.

rHKlE MIyrIE CLass-Purs- $50; hrst
horse $40, second horse S35, third horse SO
entrance ten per cent, entries Close june 10Th,
three in five, mile heats TO harness, four 70 en-
ter three to start DIR. Kellosg's mare, "ian-
nv kellogg and H. p. Iraac's mare. Kitty
! Glow, tsrred
, 1881-04-16

DlciIoyAElss.- People who imagine Web
s,er'. Dictionary to he big book should
walk around what has already appeared of
Grimm. German Lexicon. Webster's whole
work takes l,76i pages; the German has on
ly 20. TO the letter L. and has already used
up 1884 pages. Webster spreads the first
letter Of the alphabet over % pages; Grimm
u,e. i.047 pages Tor the same letter. Lat
tr'. srea. French l.=xieon takes ".3 pages,
and Yrira', Portuguese Dictionary has 696
page, for the same letter.
, 1881-04-16
Drowned.


4 child Drsw aed In Pine Creek ai Wesasa.
About } O'Clock Thursday afternoon, Mr..
Charles Parish left his two and half year
old boy playing in the back yard, while he
attended TO business. After short time he
returned 10 where he hai lett the child, and
missing him, immediately instituted a search.
The hunt was long and unsuccessful, no one
dreaming Of the creek that was only few
feet away Atla,t the city marshal. suppos-
ing that the child had fallen in the creek,
following down Its course, and when under
meath Doble's old fursitnrc shop he found
the corpse OF what had been few moments
before laughing. romaing. rosy-cheeked
pet ot the family. The shock Of the sad af-
fair was terrible blow tn the family, who
loved the little one with all that. tenderness
e a. = fond parent can only be<tow on their
Offsi ring The chil was bnriei this after
noon IN thi. city.
, 1881-04-16

webfoct Oil can be had at your druggists.
, 1881-04-16

HOMEMADE CREAM CaNDv.-Coufecton-
ary made at home has the advantage OF be.
ing uua1ulterated. and the following recipe
from an exchange will he welcome t. the
little ones: One coffeecup full Of white sugar;
one or two tablespoonfuls Of water, enough
to make it Dissolve nicely as it heats. Boil
without stirring. in bright tin pan, until it
will crisp in water like molasses candy. Just
before it is done put a tablespoonful Of ex-
tract Of vanilla and a quarter Of a tablespoon.
full of cream of tarter. When sufficiently done
pour into a buttered pan and, when cool
enough to handle. work it as Yen would mo-
lasses candy. until it is perfectly white; then
stretch and lay on marble slab, or, if you
have to Use the moulding board, put buttered
paper over it and with ch0pping knife, cut
II into mouthfuls and set away until it
creams, which it win do rs it dries out. II
it grain before it is done or before you have
chance TO pail it. put it back into the pan
and pour water on il, and boil 1t over again.
TEAKs.-Iu Persia they bottle up their
tears as Of old. This is done III the follow
manner: As the mourners are sitting around
and weeping. the master OF ceremonies pre-
sents each one With a piece of cotton wool
with which he wipes of his tears. This cot.
ton is afterwards squeezed into bottle, and
the tears are preserved as powerful and
efiicacious remedy for revivins dying man
after every other means has failed It Is
also employed as j charm against evil inda-
! ence. This custom is probably alluded to in
Psalm lri. verse 8: Put thou my tears
into bottle" The practice was once nni-
versal, Is is found by the tear bottles which
| are found in almost every ancien: tomb. for
I the ancients buried them with their dead as
proof of their Affection
| DrcSTrY MAINTAINED. D.-Thc dignity OF
the town of Wsitsburg was sustained on
/ Thursday by the arrest Of risIng young
limb Of the Law for fast driving over the
Touchet bridge. He was nulcted to the
extent Of s. and costs. This will he caution
! to all fast" inclined bloeis who can't check
| their rein.
I
! CLOSED. The Delsware bret-sugar works
st Riverside have closed for the season. hav.
ing exhausted tie supply Of bets During
the season it used l.l0O t .ns Of beets; and
turned out frUm 100. TO tau,O0 pounds
Of sugar and fifty hogshssis Si mol.sses.
About SJJ toes Of pulp L=se been sold. md
"a q
to dairymeu. who used it 70 feal cattle; beina
greatly pleased with it.
, 1881-04-16
y.x sErsxp q EAsIsa TEEN

o,rs, on Thur,dAy, January % iSS. f"'
sami.sion apply 70 the Principal 49,
5o7sn Ma LEAtEL II /" L'.---
, 1881-04-16
vREE rsR AL Tws-SEAs-sLs sTAAE.

Dash Ct three -fourths of 4 ulile, to be run
| for ON the 4th of July, 1881 s25 entrance,
half forfeit, 500 ADDED fir.t nomination 10
be made April 18th, cl.-e On june 18th Sec
ond COLI SAVES entrance, four colts must start
Entries can be m.de On the above races Will.
j. ID. Laman, Secretary Of tie Agricultural
S,.-;rty- or AZ the Track. l33 d-10-1n
, 1881-04-16

fIr,StNT CuL.-Mr. f.. =. Enthchilh,
representing the great California firm oi
Cole. Elfclt & Co.. whose nam. is to be
found "n every table in this brS.l land, has
psid a,a friendly call. HehaS been travelling
sll over the upper country IN the interest Of
III. house and i, well please! with what he
>has seen and predicts glorious future for it.
MANY Of our citizens will remember Joe Fl.
'elt, one Of the firm, who WAS engaged in
merchandising at the Dalles and elsewhere
IN early lays and who left such splendid
record behind him. His friends throughout
the county would give him grand recep-
ton Il h. could be induced 10 visit his old
stamping grounds once more
, 1881-04-16

Mr.. SrErrNS' GIT In last evenings s
paper We stated that Mr.. Stevens made
Tiger engine company gift oi so dollars
for doinc effective work at the fire. We
should have said tha: similar gift was made
to each company. The boys highly appre-
cist. the COOL will Of Mr.. Stevens, and es.
peci,lly As it is the first recognition of the
kind they have received for many years,
notwithstanding that our department has
done xhle service and have saved many
hous,nd dollars by their vigilance and ever
ready hsnd.
, 1881-04-16

NEW WKIShLE. blowers in Phila-
delrhia have hit upon new plan Two
men work the game They enter Offices and
exhibit patent lock. resembling safe lock
and request the loan Of safe key just tor =
second, because they have lost their own
key. They are such weli-dressed. bland
fellows that the request was generally COM
Piled with. 4 man with a lock takes bor-
rowed safe key, inserts If, twists it around .
little, and in : minute, remarks: Con
found it, it's too bad, it won't bit, and then
returns the key to the owner, with many
thanks, and departs The lock Is dummy.
and is ingeniously con.rived, 30 that way
impression of the borrowed safe key is taken
in the operation of attempting to unfasten it.
The Office is visited by night soon afterwari,
the safe opened aud robbed, and relceked, in
the most mysterious manner. There have
been two robberies reported 70 the Police
already.
, 1881-04-16

FoR STENCILS, 50 to Straights.
, 1881-04-16

F,Er At D.frOy.-At about o'clock last
Monday evenin: fire broke out in Smiths,
q, Main street. When discovered the tre
h.l rn.le considerable headway, but fortun.
.t,ly forcc-pump was near at hand, and
tn. tire va, quickly subdued. The loss was
,rifinc. The fire Was undoubtedly the work
O, An incendiary, a, the place where the FIRE
,,,rt.d was of in sn isolated corner, where
M oue ever went. When the alarm was
given panic occurred in the Universalist
rhuo,b but fortunately no one was hurt.
, 1881-04-16

ar-Fg NAVY YfrRs-A letter from our
old time friend NJ. Storms. Esq, says that
ho h,s ,c,chel has cid home, Dayton, Ohio,
% feel ike stranger N strange land; but
hx he knew in the olden time are now there
does he recoguize. He found his BROTHER
whom he went to care for. in critical con.
S,tiop AMI almost helpless We hope and
.,pect that Mr. Storms viii soon return to
HI, old stamping ground where every IMAM
b. met. !. frlend.
, 1881-04-16
KOTICE. TO TEACnERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHES.
II SHALL BEIN wALLA WALLA THE
last Saturday Of each month, at the School
House Of District No. ], for the purpose oi
exa1ring Teachers, and transactins such Other
business a. may properly come before me.
c. W. WHEELER,
Superintendent Of Schools,
36tf WaIla Walla County. W. 7
, 1881-04-16
4 CARD.
IT. PALS slsoe'-

The question is sometimes asked why "gr q,
.,.r,.s sr, more than at any other school
Ts-r an, not. The mistake arise isaeause We
,;s,s Tbe school year CONSISTS Of forty werEs-
We. in common with most Boarding schools,
hide The school year into two terms 81 swen.
~ weeks each; thinking con;inn''u- term o.
taenty weeks Of more than double n'A'':rss ia
to the pupil over a quarter Of ten week. nc
, 1881-04-16

A ASuGGEsrIoS.-While the contest for the
eontral Of the \. p railroad is being con.
tested BY M-ssrs. Willard and Billings. would
it not lie grana movement on the part Of
the C. 4 P. 5. railroad Company to push our
narrow guage rosd through the Snoqu.Imie
paas 70 Priest rapids. Tins work could be
accomplished in time to freight the produe-
ton Of the Kittitass valley aud upper Col.
u.shia to this city e.riy in 1882 and thus
change the tactics Of both the contestants -
f1~.
SroKASE Corxrr.-rhe board of county
commissioners VIII. Ii met II Cheney lsss
, 1881-04-16

A.sTIE,rIo>. Some time since the ware
houses near the depot belonging 10 john
Stahl. Juliu. W.rzick and Mr.. Isaacs, fell
down anil much damage WAS done. In order
TO settle The matter in a friendly manner it
~a, submitted 70 arbitration. John Bryant
heIne chosen by Messrs. St.hl and Weezich,
and + VI. speed by Mr.. Isaacs for third
man Andy Msster.on w;-s chosen, and at the
meeting !; was found to he almost impossi-
bic % discover where the blame. II any. laid.
80 Il was determined to award M damages
- either party
, 1881-04-16

CATTLE DIsEsSE.-T" the numerous dis
eases which now :iliict cattle, has been
added singular nalAiy which lately made
1T. appearance in the vicinity of Neosho,
Kansas. It attacks the animal in the eye,
which a. first appears to have been injured
by thorn or some other sharp object, but As
the disease progresses, it develops INTO q
kind Of wart growing IN the eye hall, some
times to tine length Of an inch and half,
and producing complete blindness. One gen
tleman had four COWS attacked in this man.
ner, and as yet has i,een unable to discover
IN u eficiept remedy
, 1881-04-16

TROUBLE rs SoNE.-They are troubled at
San Francisco with glut of silver dollars at
the Mint. They had storage for Il, on. 900,
and i. vas all taken mp snme time ago
They have recently put In anot.--. vault Of
cspscity for about Il, OO0. 900 hiore, its
hiah.h, width and length being 10 feet I
inches, i3feet 3 inches, and % feet = inches.
In the Sub Treasury vaults arc also stored
Il, or, 900 Of these dollars.