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WIRR.-smooth wire, No. Q. 60; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. u, &c; japanned barbed wire,
9kcj galvanized barbed, l8hc.
HoRsE SHoES'-Per keg, %.
HoRsR SHOE NAILs-Per p0x, 70 pounds, No.
Z, E.75; No. y, % ONO. b, % %.
NAILs-From l0d TO Odd, ~ on rates.
TIMERS STOCK .-Piok tin per pound; soc
tin ,late, l4x2O sll per box: l. C. llx20 1918,
do, X ell 80: zinc lzcper 'b solder, ,6c per
Id; sheet ron &c per 10.
AxHs-Per b u; per dozen, % to 10.
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very good tlade wao dore to.dpy among
lnbbers In the gr Gerry limo, quits number Of
buyers being present in person. Pr ces gem
orally are unchanged. Sugars are higher,
having advanced Oh .fOugth OF /. cent.
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ALCoHoL--sz 80 TO ~ AZ per gallon.
WmsKY-Sweet mash, 81 25@A.60; sour
mash, 81 .6O6$b, according@sge.
WINRs-C laret, In case, IS. loo -; Catawba,
ier gallon, 81 .l0@$2; Port, per gallon, 81. 90 "a
1; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@sS; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .6O@$5; White wine, In oases, "a. 20
6sl0.
CuAMPAaNK-Cooks, In baskets, $ls6S2O
Heldsieck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In basket. 827,
Domestic champagne, 8lO@l6
ALR-Stoch ale. per dozen, 81. l5QpS2. so; Por-
tor, per dozen, S2(6Sa. 80.
BoTrIR BKRR-St Louis quarts Sl2 ipints
SIa 30. Budwiser, Sl2. pints Sl3 so
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sugars ana syrups,

SUGARS We quote: Powered l2k;Crpr &C 2H
AK ;Granulated II \ standard A II u; WHIT
extra - extra c to; Yellow-Louisisns
white clarified ION to IL; yellow clsr fed
l0A to iOA; Open Kettles choice 0 to- 8 l-a
prime 81 4@9x tair 8A 1890.
McLAssEs-Lo risisbs choice Coo, primeb4
fair to good 45@5Oc; syrup 80 TO 60c.
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VIEW ORLEANS
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Nam. Mana

Market Closed steady.
Spots closed quiet; middling 1917; sales 1000.
uAi,N kslON
Galveston, July 7-Receipts 72i
'$aarkat clased quiz; m ddling /, 4; sales 100.
Liverpool, July ], l2;l5 p. m. - Cotton
a0derate, enquiry feely supplied; mlddlings
5-l8; Orleans q 3-s; sales TO-, o.; speculation
and rxpor lOO0; no receiplsj delivery upiands
low mia ling class;
July aud August. g ll.3e
Augu,, and september. o 1882
,spt mber nd o tober. Il o-3s
November and December. ..,...,.,...,.,5 29-52
Futures weak
m.-Sales OF American q, $50.
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COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EvKHI-G,-

The general wholesale and jobbins trade Il
the city has Il cen without peitnrbaliohs o'
any klad to-day, but quietly pursuinS the
seven tenor" of It's way The weather con-
Times warm and dry and u slight shower OF
rain would bs acceptable
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l3cts; dry kips, free of grubs, 10 Q; gruDb
kipp Tic; wet sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 6kc. All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins VOC. sheep skins from
2bo GobOC each,
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SHAtTs.-t3@t ~; polls, " el5.
bUGGIRs. --t,rsde Il, end spring, top, S9O@
500, ditto. open, si0esSU; ditto, side spring
top, slv0@Sl3; ditto, side bar, sp Oasl3h;
spring, sli0@S!OO; ditto, phaetons, si5Oas,OO;
Jump seat busgles. Sl75@$25O; pi atform
sprlngs, sllO@sl2O; three spins wagons, 5000
8llh WV
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BAcoN-Long clear sides 1917; short clear
lOA. Breakfast bacon l2hc.
OSY SALr-lnng clear sides, 81; short
lear l0x
HAMS Canvased ~ to 13k
LARD-Tierce l2,s ;.half barrel, Is. pals 8 to
10 pounds, l3h; ) pounds, IA
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GERMAN MILLRT--W We quote 81 80 per bushei ,
Garden, bots. per paper retail. Wholesale
N to cents per paper.
Cotton--At the Oh Mill, 'S6 per ton,
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Butter and Eggs.
Coal and Wood.

Eggs Il 10 To 10 cents per dozen.
Butter Northern scarce and nominal; Texa
20 u y l-2.
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Produce.
Matters were very quiet In this line to-day,
wing to the scarcity of stock.
There Is u great scarcity aud good demand
VI IRISH potatoes. 1t Is rather late for Texas
jed potatoes and rather early for northern,
Gle the scarcity. Prices range from u 90
m,E psr bushel according to quality
m. eat was In liberal receipt to day and sold
,Wc7c to 81 per bushel.
TfJkSw York merchant casts up the the pros
pect w yiela and SUI ply M fUll1ws;
Bushels.
United States Crop Report, 1850. .. 49,, sac, ig3
Latter retlr's In addition By Ohio
stale Board, .......,.......,,,.l3,,S Isl ,'S3
Same by Ill,nvir State Board ....,... 2,;ii, 80
Same by Mmnes,ia State Bard. .... 3 Ga7, 80
Making total crop 1880. 90. ,Oi9 ms
Essim stec Shortage lssl-
hn sa,.. '""''.''''''' ''''''''''''''.h ouV w
utvhib"u' '.s...,, ,,.','''ss s.'".',,.i OWu, w
Inuiaaa mot nniclaD. ..,.....,,,.n..i0.t so 90
Ohio treport STATE BIard). ....",.. 1870 oOO
Sou 6.rn STA, cs and C.iiornia. .....ssS%, ,
Total estimated shoi tagc. ......... 81, gv0, goo
ans IN round numb sfs, caves US q possibls
crop Tor lsS, OF 420, 0Ov00 bush Ia Now, Mr.
Mtlitn considerat-iy deducis 10000 for do.
creased acreage, simply pre-, osicious. With
the inmsn,e Tide Of Immigration 10 the coun-
Try, and \ steady l, crease In acreage, amount
Ing In 1850 ~ over 5000, 00O Acres, cauntt SEQ
how ne gels his nsuIes. have III wn thar the
crop for lss0 was $4,000 We use for home
c"nsanption, seed, y c., 800 ,O0O' 90, and viii ,
Mdemanl oontinu = at past rates for bal ancs
~ GRIP year, " u.iil AUGUST /, 1881, evpo I,
Net surplu. from or o oil lsS0 Of 10000, 900, and
uwe ~, v00, 00O bushels SUI plus In lsig This
uuueu 70 the expec,e Ell yield this year b 4 ~
me Total up 70 27t 0o0 DO hue hsis, Of a a rplus
Or export " 2iS,OOO,00v Iu tho history oftuis
countIy We nav never had a demand approxi.
mauns 70 tn's ee.rve IN the worst CONDITION,
nuL,ne evsrs xptri nced,our export did not ex.
abroad. VINO can place their rtuuiiems M
answer.
ooraw In good rsoslp, to-day, and found
ready sale o. 33035 cents,
Oats Or, some higher. oii.rlngs TODAY 70
Alising % q ., cents.
HAv 10 quiet and unchanged,
Frults ara very scarce and all offerings ara NJ
~ inferior quality.
Butte 10 very scarce and In 20 ID demana
lsh higher to.day, quotations being 20 N 10,
cents k'r choice article.
Flour 10 quiet and the market n SHAH,
weaker, bus local dsalsrs have made n,
ehanse 10 prices. M
Esgs en- very fcascs fos GOOD soma ,ot.
xAoee % the market to-day ws,s sny,hip,
~ ffseA ed there wac little sa,s for then
3he psies paid Ne 70 cents.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, s. 90 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKE-50 centa per barrel.
WooD--Oak hickory ana nsh $500 to 8 8 so per
cord Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
ra tes of "a 80 to . % per cord.
OlARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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,vosykE-Rlo common, lay 70 lSItt fair. "A 4.
jn ms Ssc "Ss, Nk tolSk, Lssuayfa, lex 70 Is
ss6sSi ooioss' dasSs s sSs.s s 49, Hs'oa
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II, --Futures anlet hui steady,
O:bJa. m -spots opened easier.
40 u m.-Eutllrep uuiet bat steady

2p m.--pots closed quiet; sales 63l.
Consolidated net receipts lh,2l5.
Exports tD Great Britain IA .757.
France 1904.
C0ntinent $50.
Channel npne.
Rtnrk al Opt
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Cotton.

Receipts to- day were light, not exceeding
twenty bales, and the market was qu'e'' he'
vised quotations are Ms follows;
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Perturbation rree

Prescription Free
10Y me speedy cure Of spermssorrhus, ser
uN Debility and lmpotssey, most Druesis!s
s En- W. az, msdi Ssnss We sh % .seP
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s Isss - -: :::ssss; s: I. rats,
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Financial.
BANK EXCHANGE
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Miscellaneous arocers' ytoon,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oHVgtf9' SuOCA,
RICx-whoiesale OK to7A,
sALr-ln barrel, o., 90, 10 q. o Liverpool In
Scss.S 90; Rock VI 80 per euct.
CnAcKKRs- Soda. XXX, ~; XXxA q
Trade H MARX ,sf Cream lc}s ainassSr Snaps ltS
soar olive. kxc, per pound; BlueIndit On
Sns. sat'r"t. S.tO. to $50. Eureka Man.
o. N''r. ,live, ~ cents per pound.
BaANs-Ototc. per pound:
C.sDLxs star, full VT Ito AK.
y iksss-N None In market.
a .,,uS AND anIrsSssasS,2b per barrel.
OmED PxAoHEs.-Unpeeieds &c, .SA peeled IL
psr pound.
Coal oiL-Below are revised quotations, ITO
deg. y test: In barrels 10 cents; cases. ~ 00
ornxs fiNs-Round, CSC; spring, Gl.00 per
MnAsuvss-k bushei, iron bound, $3.50 Der
ioses, two-hoop pals, " 10, three-hoop % IA
muhs-Lhree nest, " .SO@pyk .oOj eight nest
= @i No'l' % 80 per dozen, Ne. ., $50, No.
~, wAsSpp ,Ss9 y n., sine, 30, Now
Wall Buokrrs-st. s5@S.@ per dozen.
,rowpxa,%.e per key Of Is pounds, lax do
smo, y rS s.s NO 10 o "a ,ds Esss 40
az MAoklaxl.No. barrels, $40 half parreip
";mi kits, Y pounds, u; No Narrels, 90.
cAspY-stiok, u 10 lao. . pound. Fancy, is
Lvn-Ooncentrated, s2.7Sa 500
wwors-slsei, In. basie ,l0kc; cotton, ,9@aCc
/ vwiSnaAn-Per gallon, G1yOc. Apple, a0c. tosi
sr wmArfsS rhrxa-Ras and Straw. 80. 9Oo.
Juess-we quote II to 10 cents per s.l,on soy
slAled. P'' s~non iof
BkEswAx-lbt TO lee Der III.
TALL"W--Ah barrel, ~, Ia cake, 10 per Id.
Canned Goods.
a q 70 3 pounds, u 70, pounds
n e,%"nAfoss-a pounds, u ssei % pounds,
, Scrap Iron.
OasS, W cents per hundred, stove, 70 cents,
D per hundred, copper, ss Der hnndrss, cr s,m
ana lead, u per hundred. -A'
-. Fish ami oysters.
ItsH-l2kc. per ID.
,VrsrsRB-per can ~ cents for Baltimore.
hssAEordas. @for. Berwick bay.
Poultry ana came,
VmcxsMs.We qucss ESQ for spring, for
Ce0ees an0 Teas.
| .uovyxx-Rlo osmn,on, i9x 70 lSx, fa,y. "A a,
ySSss SsSSIsSs :; TX soiSk' Lssusyfs' lex 70 Is,
ia. TskSs.,SclnpssiL, ssesae, Young uy,o.
"o0' oo'oas, ~AaAn., ssHsa. sSSSsa '''
49,. leess nsils. wire, Re.
/ nos~", ~ w. merchant baR y satss,
kI0V DxDna..n
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Acid..benIoic per ouncc. a..
Acid cnrbollc solution, al ceS SvS.
crystal, ec@s2 per ID, acid citric, ;bo ner ~
acid sulphufic, 60 per hi acid tsrisf,c ~
p psia ,o NJ sl ns sse per ~
copeiba, ESQ per ID; borsx, Isd na, ~ S"i Fan.
v VII, lsc Per !6 Salomel, 100 per 10, cslo.
&c M,p, per ,oi Sinohonitl., 90 per on, chioro.
psr S,as ss 81 81 ,. 10 Sh"r; hya,. %
Eum opium. q &c per 10, gum :Sci t Rss ,os
ID 81 lemon g ~ ~ Is, bromide pc,s's r.
W oS ~ icsid: pcs = o p.i II, ~
= Issis s!sysSs.ss. ss;ss 81 pi5 q =, .,ss0
sI; 81. .s:s: Z: y -: 81 9, ISsisi S;;
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soLs-LEATHRR UAk-No. 3S@39;no 2 3@37,
HEMLoCk- Best Buffalo slaughter, $40
good %; do good No. 2, rs; good dam xed 25
OAK HARNESS LEATnRB-NO. |, 3Sc do 2 50.
HEMLooK-prlme, 81 do good 80; do No O. 81
FRENCH CALFsKIN-bl.z 10 to $3.50, &C.
cording qua ity
PHILADELPHIA CALFsRIN-N0. lSl 10 to 81 rs
do No2Sl to$ 10,
PHILADELPHIA kIPs-No !. SOC. to sl.OO,
&C, ord ng to weight
snEsP sK N--Toppng xAxx per dozen SO. 80.
Linings, white $500
Wagon WOOa. Work.
SPoKRs-FTom 2 to 2h inch, per set, XXX
select, S3; Xxx, 82.76.
SAWED rRLLOxs--'I 70 az, 81 per set.
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R0ullry ana a

.OysrsRB-per oan u cents for Baltimo,e
AashEordas. Gfor. Berwick bay,
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OooPNoe anss Waas

tou1ery ana Game.
Grown, o. 30. 'P'nb' I'VE
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The Great English Remedy
Is a never-failinpCn

Is a never-failing Cure
Gr Nervous debility.
exhausted vitalitv
: eninal Weakness
reiIn,,aloirhoea, LOST
MANI GOD, ihlo,s1nH.
g, isItlysit, slosll
Ii. terrible effects Of Of
SELF Abuse, youthful ~
10 lies and exceases Of
mat'lrer years-such ~
loss of Memory, Lss -
itu de, N o q turns
Emission, Aversion NJ
SlCipty nirpca@V
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital en,xx
passing unObserved In the urine, and many
other diseases that lesd to insanity and oesth
The Medical G. n lemen connected with ths
inst tuition are graduates Of the best olleva'
of Europe and this country, and have ia
arge experience In these troubles, and vni
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLL Rs
or q cas-, of this kind the VITAL REST ORA
TIVE (und.r their special advice and treat.
ment) will not cure. or for anything imnnrs
or injurious found In 1t We treat al Priyats
Diseases successfully without mercu. Y. CON.
SULTATIpN FREE ThOrOuah exatuins t,on
and advice. including analysis OF urine. AZ
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to any Adj.
dress upon receipt OF price, U. o. u secure
from observation, and In private name If de-.
sired by English Medical Institute, No, m
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postofics
box 2460.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliyer A
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
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~ 20 az, 80 per set.
OallnA Woe
<, n.n,it,ru 40 ,


Fine, rs; medium, %; heavy, zoo. Blac
bury and dirty, 8 TO 10 cents of.
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Cast, 90 cents per hundred, stove. N csr,.
Irougnt, ~ 70 ~ cents per hundred brnss
- per hundred, copper, Oh per hundred, AIN
and lead, d per hundred, s'n
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Sales OF American Q $50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-16

OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal F,ais.is.a "a
Aversion to Society, Dimness Of yision yna a,,
In the Head; the vital fluid passing unabss,xs;s
In the urine. and many other diseases tb..ims
TO insanity and death. "H
DIR. MENrkE will agree 10 forfest p,..
Hundred Dollars for a case Of thls M ~,
the VITAL REsTORATIVE lunas, ny \
special advice and treatment) will not cr. Y
for anything impure or injurious founS n \,
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private Dissss.s ~
~cessfuily without mercury. Cousulasfiss
Free. Thorough examination and sdyisa n
Guiding Analysis Of urine, % 90. Priceof VIA
Restorative, % 90 q bottle, or four 1rs
the quantity. SO 90; sent 10 any address rpc,
receipt OF price, or @. o. D., secure from 81
servation, and in private name II dsslrea.
A. II. MIHTIE, n. ID.
II Kearny 81. San Francisco,
DIR. MINTIE'H KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPIs EFT lCUM, oures all kinds o. Eiabd
and Bladder Complaints, GonorrhoA, Clsi
Leucorrh0A. For sale by all druggists. n d
bottle. six bottles for t5 90.
DER. MINTIEsS DANDELION PILN
are the best%nd cheapest DYsPEpnIA VI
BILIOUS cure In the market. rorI
all drusgists. nsSt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-16

You can always get a good cigar at the
p q. Cigar Stand. \
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REkrn,

10 a never.fulIs,
Cure for Nerves.
pebiliy,E aus,sj
Vitality asnin,l
weahns spsrns.
torhess. iOsy
MANH00D,L
potency, Psralys,
and all the terribl,
effects Of self.Abus.
youthful follies sDl
excuses in mature,
y~ears-such ufo..
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eureka Daily Sentinel.


DAVIDSON has just received an immense
invoice Of "Owl" cigars. They are ine.*
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Albion Consolidated Mining Com.
pany.
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment No. ~ levied on the First day of
August. 1881. the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective sharehold.
ars. as follows:
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in which > limited number Of boys and girls
can ind . comfortable home. under the per-
sonal supervision Of the Superintendent Of the
school and his family. This department has
been SO popular the past year that another
story will be put on the building during vaca-
ton. 20 - to secure more rooms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-16

AIbfOm MlnInG company.
toLD STOCK
verdenal Dr...............47s 80 20 90
And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the LIST day OF
August. 1881, 80 many shares Of each parcel
be SOLD at public auction, At the sfAcs Of
Parker C~rtttenden, aucttoneer, Room IL, No.
500 Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, on
Konday, the Twenty-sfxth Nay Of
September, 1881,
At the hour Of Q O'Clock P. H., of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to.
eether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
D. b. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
ofdce-Room 6, No. 327 Pine street, San
Francisco. California. se10td
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THE EUREKA SENTINEL n isssa 4 (

ale ct Mr.. J. II. Bates Advertising AS vari, shs
Al Park Row. Times Building) nsw isins nd
10 authorized TO contract for aass
subscriptions tothis paper
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15

A CONSIDERABLE daughter: 'I don't see
how I'd git along without Mary, nohow."
Mrs. Bluchcr observed, pausing to wipe
the pcrspratlon from her aged features
and put another ladlc of soft soap into the
stcamlng suds, while her daughters voice
at the piano could be distinctly recognized
floating out from the adjoining parlor. 81
don't see how I'd get along without that
gal, nohow. Apays on these days when
hcv the tiringest work she just picks out
her incest pieces, like Sweet rest by and.
by and Mothers growing old, and sings
'cm fur me aforc she goes out On the lawn
to play croquct with the other young folks.
'rant every gal as nd be SO thoughtful,
kin tell you. Now, most on 'cm nd Jest
bang away with Jordan is hard road to
travel, or 'Whoop EN- up, Eliza Jane ,
but she an't none o that sort. She's a
pile O comfort TO mc--a pie . comloit;"
and Mrs. Bluchcr famed herself vigorously
with her soilcd apron, preparatory TO run
ming the clothes through the second water.
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(Chicago JOurnall.
A Chicago Brokers' Happy Investment.

Lewis Ii. O'Conor, Esq. whose office is
located at 90 Washington street, this city,
lately related the following in the hearing
of one of our reporters as an evidence of
special good fortune. have been suffer
ing said MIR, O'Conor, for a number of
weeks with very severe pain in my back,
believed to be from tho effects OF q cold
contracted while on the lakes. had been
prescribed for by several of our physicians
and used various remedies. Three days
ago, abandoned them all. and brought a
bottle of ST. Jacobs on, applied 1t at night
before retiring and to-day feel like new
man. experienced almost instant relief
and now feel no pain Whatever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15

llE Csrs or FALLEN LEAvvs, caves
nave TO he gathered up. Tncy arc excel
lent TO NIX with hot he'd material, and.
where partlcahlc, should be saved for this
purpose. They do not heat 80 rapidly as
stable manure, and III this have an advaut
age; rs tempclng tho violence makes the
manure last longer and maintain Il more
regular heat They are cXcclIeu, material
10 put round cold frames to protect half
hafdy plants. a board is put up to the
hcight OF .hc frame boards, aud about a
1901 or more from them, and the leaves
IN between. If the plants are somewhat
tSndor, the bottom of the frames may be
nllcd lew feet with ,he leaves. These
leaves after having been two or three years
dccaylng make admirable stuir for putting
and plants for flowers general.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15

SnADK FOR POULTRY. Y.-Poultry need as
much protection during tho summer from
the flrice rays Of the sun "a they do IN
winter from the severe cold, although far
too many of our breeders lose sight of this
very important fact, and suffer correspond
ing losses III consequence. Birds COM
PEELED to stay in the yards which have
little, II any, shade daring the entire sum-
mcr, with The sun pouring down on them
with the intensity il does in July and Au-
gust, cannot thrive, while they arc rem.
dcrcd much more liable to disease and dis.
order. IL pays, and pays well too, to give
the fowls comfort ut all times. and it costs
out little to furnish the necessary shade.
no nnttcr how large the runs may be.
Trees, such rs plums, peach and apple.
should ut once be planted in the runs, cspc.
cIally the former, which seems to thrive
better there than the other kinds named.
as these trees Will not afford much shade
for few yems, temporary shades must be
made ny making skeleton sheds of poles
along the sunny sides rt the runs, and then
covering them with boushs, cedar limbs.
or almost anything cheap aud convenient
which will afford the necessary shelter
from the sun. These may not look very
hand:o',c but then the utility compcnsa,es
tuily for the lack of beauty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15
Y Veggetine
| MADE UP NV. MIND TO TRY
THE VEGETIME.
BUFFALO, Dec. q, 1876.

,, BUFFALO, Dec. q, 1876.
Dear Sir-l reside at No: 745 Niagara Street, OF
ms city. am 10 years OF age. For several years
past have been in feeble health. My complaint
Is what the doctors call GESERAL DEBILITY OF the
system. At times l suffered severe pains in my
suc ana back. l used number OF remedies
without receiving any relief My attention was
vailed TO your advertisement of VEGErINE in our
paper. made up my mind to try the VE0EriNE,
sent ana b''ught some. 1t seemed to help me from
inc iirsl. anu III short time my health improved.
nave uSed number Of bottles, aud am now ell
)oylng better health than have for Il number OF
years. have recommended the VEGETINE to my
SISTER anu also to several acqluilnlanccS, ami they
nave used with equally good results. 1t is the
best medicine for Weakness and General Debility
OF the system that know OF, ana do with great
confluence recommend it to all my friends AZ Il
good medicine. | would also state that for great
many years have been IL sufferer from RLcuma
tiSn, ana since commenced using the FEGETlNE,
l have had hut very little trouble from il.
Yours, respectfully, Mrs. SAMUEL GREENE.
am personally acquainted with Mrs. Greene,
nnu Know her nS Il reliable and honest lady, ana
also know that the above statement Is truo.
Yours, respectfully,
DIR. 3. SMITH,
Dispensing Druggist, 0s9 Niagara St
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15
HUMOROUS.

TnBIR education neglected.: 1t ls doubt.
full If single one of the Concord School
of Philosophers could run hotel, make a
mint julep, roll a,clgarette, dig asqunre
hole, tie bowline knot, set hen properly,
boss an engine at n fire, find out the hole
IN leaky roof, back a mule, tell which
direction is north when lost III the woods,
or take off q lady's CATERS in graceful and
perfectly respectful manner; yet all these
and many moro are the things necessary
and indispensable to be known before hu-
man affairs generally can be considered and
judged philosophlcally.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15

Count THE CosT.- No man is lit to man
aye iarnl who does not think beforehand
what IS the best TO do, and which is the
pest way to 90 it. Work without plan,
mas pecn the bIunder OF many who pretend
10 DC farmers. kissing crops without
knowIedSe Ms to their cost, or thought as to
"he'Ief lhcy Will sell or not, has sappcd
many fortune. More fore thought in the
management OF farm Is required than in
moS' any olhcr pursuit followed by man,
ana lhe lorchandcd farmer IS always the
one VINO counts The cost, and closely calcu-
laies all matters that appcrtain to the farm,
not lhal Il FARMER is necessarily obliged to
make shlits and turns in order to succeed,
but simply to count the cost.