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TIE DEMAGoGIsN displayed by both
parties in Congress, last year in relation
to the pension bill is likely to become
very serious matter to the taxpayers of
the country. We had scarcely escaped
from the staggering load of the national
debt, imposed by an unwise and madly
foolish civil war, and had succeeded in
funding the same at reduced interest,
when here comes along this pension
foolishness, which is likely to pile up a
debt of enormous magnitude, estimated
by some to be half as big as the war
debt. There is no occasion for such ex-
aegeration as this last estimate, for the
reality is bad enough. The Commits
sioner of Pensions estimates from his
experience under the new law, that it
will require an additional amount of at
least seven hundred and ten millions of
dollars with an indefinite possibility in
the future. The whole thing was the
result Of buncombe on the part of inem-
bers Of Congress, and had they been ac-
tuated by "A proper regard for the wei
fare of the country, thought less of party
success Or individual popularity the
MEASURE never could have passed
The bill was introduced, as we have
said, simply as a matter of buncombe,
and many members were afraid to vote
against it because of the soldier vote. -
Democrats feared to vote against it lest
the Indignation Of the soldiers should be
visited on that party, and the same mo-
tive controlled Republicans. Men of
the North failed to vote no, because
they had large soldier constituencies,
and men of the South because they we're
afraid of being tainted with disloyalty.
-hciuoeTS vi tuc Iiouot NOlcu IoI IL,
fondly hoping the conservatism and in
of the Senate would consign
it to the tomb of the Capulets. The
Senator'S voted for it believing that
Hayes would have the nerve they did
not possess, and veto it, as Grant had
previously done. But just here is
where the mistake comes in, for Hayes
promptly gave his approval TO the act,
saa .h~- nut the responsibility of the
on Congress, where it properly bclongs;
As a net result of all this, whilst Hayes
and Congress pose before the country as
ardent lovers of those who saved the
Union" the tax payers, for generations,
will have to foot the bill. Save US
from such patriotism
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1.-The incorporates of the Town
Hall are requested to meet to-morrow
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AT TnE MUNrcrAL elections held on
Tuesday last in Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, Democratic Mayors were elected
by overwhelming majorities Both Of
these cities have for years given i'm
mensc Republican majorities In both
eases the corruption Of the bosses ana
machine politicians had become unbear-
able and the people of all parties rose
up and brought about these political
revolutions.
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HoS FERNANDO WooD, Of New York
Chairman e the Committee of Ways aud
Means of the House of Representatives,
died at the Hot Springs, in Arkansas,
on Monday last Mr. Wood had been
in public life for many years, having
first entered Congress more than forty
years ago He was Mayor of the city
of New York for three or four terms.
and since 1863 has been continuously
in Congress. Of which he was always a
prominent figure He was Democrat
of the strictest sect and a man Of fine
attainments
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SINCE Qua report on the first page
was closed the House of Representatives
has been squabbling over the River and
Harbor bill, without making much pro-
gress Many amendments have been
added, so that the bill which was obnox-
ious to many mgmbers before has now
become more 50, aud in all probability
will be defeated
In the Senate under the spirited as
saults of Senator Whyte the steam
ship subsidy amendment to the Postal
bill was i feated by large vote. Sena-
tor Bayard called up the Punding bill
and mad a telling speech IN favor OF
the issue Of 3 per cent, five twenty
boudN. 4 yntc was expected to be TAX
en- on yesterday, aud the Senate meas,
IRE passed. which " Il require confer
ence committee between tie two disa
grceing Houses
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TO EVERY CITIZEN AND
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of this State and those Ladies who expect to
be wives or have anything to do with house
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TIME Board of County Commissioners will
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 9th, 9th, 10th and
18th Days of March, 1881,

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1as on ,ieoaa5 of the sale transfer, ahena
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= in reference thereto and the disposal of tn
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oniy
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TABLEAUX & CONCERT

WE Ladies of St. Thomas Congregation
Il VIII give a CONCERT and TA8LEAiT1SYH
NIX neAt Easter Monday and Tuesday at 81
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Neuc @aareu.


Sin @eiddft, in meldem man lortwdb-
renb etmas 0ieueS finoet, 1T bas oeS Serrn
8. Wpl II, beS tefunnten Sdnittz
maaren= unb MSbclbanblers. Durd ben
rieiisen lin iat, ben bas @eiddit er5ielt,
1T es notbmenpis, neue 8aaren beinabe
tislid unterwess gu ba6en uno auf oieie
Weiie selinst eS Serrn @olfcn bon benz
Neuelten INNER bas 0eeuelte pIieriren Su
fSnnen. Die Nadbeltellunsen mdbrenb
elmer Saiicn linb ebeniO srOB nnb 5utpei<
len srSBer, ais bic ipe;iellen @infaufe fir
bieielbe unb baber muB man 6errn Wolfs
ion bdufiser beiuden. um iein INNER
pabrenb medielnbeS Waarenlager fennen
gu lernen. @esenwdrtis bat Serr Boli=
ion cine pradtpolle Nusuabl bon aleibers
itoffen aller Irt, wdbreno er Stapelartifel
fiir bic Sommeriaiion, mie Sdirme,
ssdder &c. gu berabseietten Yreiien an<
bietst. Das MStellaser 1T 70 reidbal=
tis, baB jecer Wunid befrieoist weroen
fam uno es 1T cine 3batiade, baB Serr
Wolficn bic W6be[ gu ben raiionabteiten
Yreil fen rerfauft. User ginfiure 3u MAIDEN
bat, Der ,penoe lid 3unadlt AT Serra
Wp(fjou.
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,onnte es fem? Wfibilm lrlte er bic
trampfaaft seidlciienen Singer, unr ent-
rplIte bos Blatt, es mar bic Nulttun9
bss 5lrteu SawIuTbe iiter bic empf fan=
senen ssbntauIeno 0lubel. 4leranoer
Sprilcwiaid traute ieiuen Gusen nldt,
mas mar tenn oas fir elm nnleltses
RdttIet? Sofia bate i'd, Die @umme
perida1ft uno Tc be3ablt 2 Wesbalb oenn
bate er ad pus Veben sencmmen2 er
las nod eiumal, ia unpiberrnlldl ltano
es bort. Werpirrt lab er nm lth uno
iaste fraseno Der Tirit aawtaaee !
Der @enannte trat nit leidter Verteuz
auna elmer 5Gritt porwirts.
Saben sic bas geihrieoeu, Siirit? ?
fragte Der @eneral atbem!cS.
Sd itricb eS, mar bic san5e Gntmori.
Dorcfesw fampfte nit benz 6ube
yBanr !? mo? rief er auber iid uno
sornige 8Stte Idob iber iein Nutlib.
&Snnen Sic bonn nidt ieben. oab sic
mid n,artern Msiu 5abn mar Sar
Sdulousr, ct bef;ieoiste sic, 10 piel i'd
usrltebe um itseiseten Gage, wet9alb
t0otete er ih bonn 2 Sic Dir fen mir bic
NuftIirung niht perlpeiBein.
Srasen sic ienen 6errn Sheus y,
ben Direttcr bes Tbeater, er weiE es ant
geltsu, antmcrtete ausneiheno Samf1=
liee. Yierre marc blub. Gum swan=
3ielten Mal felt elmer Stunoe perwiinid,=
te er bic Natldiastsit, nit Der er ieinsn
pfienen @slcihrant perlalieu bate. Gr
itamnelts einiae uuperltinolide Worte.
ts5DrtfeBuns folsi,)
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u NJ AZ Sabre iiinaer.

Q eIe 5 'brt lang mar id nit Niertn=
beih p,resn. BlalsnRsin II. (. 10. betaf
tst uao mir io bsrnntsrattommsn. oab i'd
gu nitste m:br tauyts. So batts alle m5ls
ltcbca W,ltt stbtauht, iseph utns Ten
aer'nJftu Griols. @nplib p.rluAie i'd
es NIT 5spien B;ttsrs, uno lste oa, i'd
luble mid jebt aan,ltd psriunst. Ytu1
uno gtisren ilap In better Orbnuns. unp
i'd Sin isbt ,pIeoer 70 rllis ruls sin Mann
oon 80 Sabren. obf6on it 72 Sabre alt
bin. Cas- Bitters ii elmer Yrots wsrtt.
(gater.) - .SunraY Mercury..
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- Die Qultin uno 9lorbmeltlide 81
fentabu BAT bei grlansuns oes Hese:
redts piel 9dmieristeiten gu iiberwinoen
@s perben ibr Dfters $1,000 per Gde,
abperlanst, wabreno oallelbe sano ir
ben Steuerlilten 5u 500 Der Nder atse'
5d,ibt ilt.-Der StaatszSdasmeilter in
Nultin bat fir $500 Supfercents sefauft
um fleines @elD teim glus5ablcn bon
@beds su baben.
= Sn Gcmande Gpuntp finben sc.
senpdrtis nidt weniser als fieben Camp:
meetings fatt.
- Sn 81 Yaio 1T bic erlte gumrnc1
elmer tdsliden 3eituns inter bem SEA:
rSncepsnoent" eridienen.
< Sn Sherman flute ". McNnollr
SoblenSl aus einem @efib ins anbere.
LIN gu ieb,n, ob oas gu fiIenoe @efdf
pou iei, belt er cine 2aterne parIber; I'M
ielten Nusenblide serietb baS Sel in
Sranb unb cine grploliou erfclste, burd
mcihe WcNuOup firdtsrlid Dertrannt
muiee.
- Wm. Ot. Spft aus bem Snbias
ner- Ierritoriuu, Der in Sberman Waa'
rsne;ntduie semadt bate, ,puroe ait
leincm Seimwese BON einem Desperate
crmprpet, nit benz er Dor 8ur3e,n Streil
bate. Der WiSrber sebSrt elmer Diebs-
banoe an, pelde bic @ren5e unli4e,
madt.
= Grn Orange fcmmt bic 9eadri9t.
bab Delanc, ber anitilter Der neuliden
ruruben balelbit. mabrIheinli4 entf To-
ben lit, ba er nidt gum SerbSr eridien.
Sine anoere 0fodridt felt feline Dfits
idulo an ben Greisnihen gang in Nbs
reee.
= Nui ber Santa Sc 8abn bei 8ren=
Sam fano eine Gollilion 5piiden S,rei
Tradtsisen itatt. 8eibe 2pfpmotiDen
muroen fart beldabist. Der Yailasier.
,us mar burd bieien l1nfall senStbist,
9 Stunben lana 81 marten.
= Der S6iibrise Scbn 6ulea in
Qibertp Sia serietb fsit Dem Irm 5wiz
iden ben Greibriemen elmer 8aummcl=
lensin unb bat idwere Wunben eapcn
9etrasen.
= Nm "a. berrldte BEL grenbam elm
ifarfes @ewitter. Gin Nn5abl BON Gi=
ienbabnarbeitern bate unter einem Baus
me Sdus por benz &eeen seludt. Der
8lie fdlus in ben Baum uno perleste
mebrere terlelben. einen tDbtlid.
Sn Der 8aumwc(lenSl- Tabrit 5u
Waco wurbe einem Nrbeiter 9tamens
Mimms Elm alrm 5wiiden ben Sasen
bet @in perliiimnRlt.
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msatter! w,ntter wentter !. J!

Ofntter! Wfntter Wfltter :! {!
sRsrpst Sbr bss Nadts ssitcrt weroen
unp In gursr Nuhe untt,trohen burh bas
Shreien zines trantsn &inbes, wslhss
@dmer3sn pom Durdtrsdsn Der 3abne
lsieet? 81 es Der Sal, 70 fauit cine
Slalds BON Wrs. B tnsl lo,ps Soo'
tbins Sprup. 81 wiro ben armen
Rleinsn iofort BON lsinen Shmsr5en Be-.
frsisn. Man psrlafs fA parauf. 60 bilit.
gs if feine SHUTTER auf Grpen, Die es Der.
luhte uno guh niht mittb.ileu wi,rbe, bab
ss bic Ginsswsioe rssulirt, ben &lenen
6aifs uno @sIunobeit uno Der Mutter
9tubs serlaafft, pab es wis 3aubsr wirtt.
Das Mtttsl 1T iher in ausn 5alsn uno
ansrnsbm pon 0sidmud Is wirp Yon
einrr Der alteiten uno beitsn Doetorinnsn
In BEN Ser. gtaatenpsrfArisbsn. llsbsr,
Il ,u bnben, bic 5lafhe gu 25 Gents.
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SeraS.

A0rrcSp0ndfns. IA Orange. Serr
9lcbert Barbenmerper bon Gbieasc, mel=
der bier ais 2ebrer pes Gafiac aui au.
bercroentlide Gmpfeblunsen bin anse-
felt muroe, 1T bier in lester Wrde ein=
setrOffen. 9err Baroenwerper lit Yd>
oasose BON Sad unb 5lauten mir, bab
mir in ibm cine quite Ncauilition semaAt
baben uno paB feline suten Dienite Der
eaiinOidule gum 9fueen sereiden merben.
Gm erifeu Mcntas i,n September mirb
bic Galinc Sreiidule erSffnet werben. =
Gum Bau bes neuen Sreissefansnilies
haben Euniere County @omlni{1are cine
Gnlei9e bon $4,000 beim County Sdul=
fonb ssmadt. Das @sies idreibt nalnz
lid Ucr. eaB eie @eleer fir ben grlSs
BON ben Scuuties sebSriseu S1uNdare=
reien in Bombs bes StaateS TcraS anaes
lest merbea icllen. 9eun inb ater einer~
ieits oieie Bombs Sn Yar nidt sn baten
unb auoererieits frinsen iel6e nur 3 cper
81 YroSent 3inien. Infer County bat
ba9er ieineu flailisen 9dulfonb ndt in,
peltirt unb oas Sapital, cas beiEt 3inieu
beS ansele9tea Sapitales, laa ldjcn lett
Sabreslrilt i'm Salten obne iraenbwelde
Saterehen Su brinsen Die 5raae M ar
NUN lollten bic gommildre, ipeldye ben
10 orinseno notbrenbieen Bau eiues neu=
en- @efansnilieS einmal beidlcllen batteu
fir oenlelten cine Spe;iallteuer ous.
ldrelben unO auierlessn ober folIten lie
baS tcotliesenpe Sapital nuebrinoenS
fur Shul5wede anlesen, Inn bic unlieb.
fame SpeSiallfeuer 3u umseben. aRou
bei4lOB olic. Die nStbisen $4,000 BEN,
Sdulfpno fiir 8au5nede 5u entnebmen
baS 8apital nit 5 YroSent gu perainien uni
in jabrliden Staten bon $1,000 rieoe,
| ob;u5ablen. Seltltperitdnolid aiebt Cd
piecer lln5ufrieoene. Sb es aber beile,
sewelen wdre &otertS'ide permaIert,
StaatsbCnos gu 100 gu faufen unp S:
Sntereilen pro Snnbert an te3ieben I'M,
au6erbem nod cine laitise Spe,iallfeue,
BON 1 Bic 2 Yrc;eut gu 3ablen, if elm,
| 6rase, ceren geantportuna id iebeu
benfenoea Mann setrolt iberlallen lam
go baben mir iebenflllS feline Spe,ia(.
iteuer su besablen unt au6ercem fommeu
| ms far Sdul3wede iibrlid $3.50 II
4 Cute, mdbrenb mir, menn mir Staata
bombs iiber Bur bdtten taufen milIen, fiji,
bic nddlfen Sabre gar feline uno fir ipa
ter 3 Yrc5ent bejo5en bdtten.-Scurp AZ
oer WSreer 'Deutiden Salielmsps,
bat fir iein Grideinen Dor Der ndbltel
Oiarifteeurt 8arefaait i'm getraae ppr
$500 NIT 81 girsen sclteat. Sun
terS beriibmter 8anowurm= WOroprr,el
rirs i'm Septsmtsr wieper CUR gerbano
lung aufserufeu werben, ob er aber gun
GbidluB selanst, 1T cine unoere Srase
9ieier Wialeli,.6aa fOltet ccm Gcunt,
fdpn Ianlenpe uub Elm baloises @nr
/ 1T nod gar nidt abjuieben!
1 Nabe bel Ga Grange loa Elm SUPPER
lager sefunpen tpprcen ieln; Sbr Seridt
erltatter lab Elm Stid DeS @rSes, mel
! DIES bon Sodperltdnpisen ais iebr rel
erfldrt wiro. Die Spefulanten. meld)
oas eaSsr auiseiunosn baten, tbuu moo
febr SebeimniBpcu, oi fe d9 erit oa
2ano 1idern wUllen, uno 10 1T eS mi
aud nidt gut mSslih, ba id uidt 3u be
Sladliden @ntoedern sebOre. Sbnen Nd
here8 mittbeilen Su fSnnen.
Wiit Der grnte 1T es nun bod beIis
auSSefallen, als man erwartet bate, il
Dnrdi4nitt mirb auf je brei ader Ell
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- Mitter. beosntst! ., bab MIR es
alien Wfattrrn tisf einprasen tDnnten, baB
es tsin tsHsrcs Wfittsl siebt, Sauslinse
unb fleine &inper Dor Spmms,tranfbeiten
wie &ubr, Gurdfuu Ii. f. ~. su bemab.
rn, ais gfeuftactsr's Dentldss
6 tnSermsbl (Dderutppbine), eas ais
Nabruns fur Sinner unb als Subtitut
fur bic Wuttsrmilh niht 1sinss @lsi1en
bat. 9labrtaft, letdt perbaulida uno
ldmadbaft, bswabrt eS nidt nur bic
8leinen por zen QnsriITsn isner beimtiilf=
l&'n 5sinoe, ionnsrn ldbt lie aud wa9'
reno Der beiben 3eit fatlib sepsitsn
Oeut dee 6 ub ermebl In ailsn
rencmmirien Npptbetsn au baben.
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28er refine iu1pOrtirte Weine ODER 9i=
queure gu haben wiinldt ,faufe I'M Saupt=
quarter. $. @renet.
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- &abenmuiif. SIN Sabre 1848 ge=
i6ab es, baB ber origineae Graf San=
bor, Oei1en 5rall eine So6ter oes ber=
baBten Nfiriiters W}etterni6 mar, i,t
gBien our6 cine groBartise &abenmulii
aufgenedt trurbe. st fam ni9t in
gerlegenbeit, fonoern offnete bas 6en=
fter uno fraste Die ldrmenoe Menge, ob
bic &abenmulif Inn gelte pber leiner
Srau.
Scr Srau!" rieT unten Die Menge.
v8art's biHeL bann fomm ib au6
binunter." .-
llnb ser @raf tbat NIT. saa
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@eses Silt gsss aonie bsfSrbsrl bts
Usreaung.
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Gin fatmannifAss urtbsil.

Gin fuAmdnniiass urtbsil.
Ter buiismts YtrfeNor 8srtram
BON Bollon ihrsibi: .Wa oas Dsutide
Sell Jnltut. II Clinton place, Nen Yorf
81. g..
@ssbrts Serrn! Der nRsttunssanfer"
1T pas ssolsSents Buhiitsr Die @sfhledts.
8ranfbsitsn uno @hwahejultdnoe pss
Wtnlhsn uno beren 6eiluns. welhss Id
ie sslsien babe. Utsifsrtafte 8swaltisun.
gen bts Stoifes, losiihe Sharfs s,paart
nit elmer RIaIb bsi. uno Ysrlanblihfeit ber
Sp' ahs ,sihnsn eaIIslbe auf oas Wortbs,l
baftslte Dor allen osrartiasn tis itbt erf6ie.
nsnsn 5hriftsn aus. Wtit pullem Neht
psrosnt patsr Sbr uortrefihss Bud ben
ih6nen Namsn bsr vNsttunsoauIer." SD
sratulire Sbneu, msine 5srrn. 3u Sbrsm
uuusrslsihliden uno wUblpsrpisnisn St..
iolae M."
N.sbs Silt gsss aonie bsfSrbsrt bic
WerGnunn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-27
(Eeiroit Gree pref pom IS. San

6ed9eimsr Drps babsn ioeben elm Gar
loap pom Rssos Gilt grse 1onie erbalten.
Differ Nriifel psrtauH fh febr raid uno
10 mrb es aud isin, esnn es III o5ne 3met'
fel tsr bette Mrtitsl i,iner Nrt, fer ie elm.
9sfnbrt murpe. unb BAT ni6t lsines 8leI-
den. Gur tas tefe Material mtro ;u
Nssbs Silt Gpse Sonic psrmaupt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-27

8auen 8aumwOfe einseheimit meroen.
Dtit benz MaiS febt es nidt gang 70
gut aus, es 1T ieocd nod Elm GROCER
Sorratb lebtjibrisen acrnes an pano
unb mirb ie mad yebarf fit so Gents
per 8ulbel perfauft.
Die Bluff Geutcnia .@e ie1ida feiert
ON Gpnntag ben 4. Septemter ibr ad,z
tes Stiftunssfef. Ssrr Prof. Splmp
pcn Weimar tpiro cine Seltreoe balten
unc Der Sag mirb bur@ eine T9eater>
Spriteluns unb Gang sefeiert 'psrbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-27

Ott
SdaiiAe Jreie Rrefe
frlteint
'itib nit Qusnabme be5 SonntaSs
unb fofst
SO o).fir oas Sa6r Uber $3.50 fir
Wcnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-27

giaisen 1afel- Damalt, rabmfa far=
biseS uno rptbeS uno ,pelBeS 1af felleinen,
Dumaiteue uno tHrtiiA rct9e Serpietteu,
5anotiider &c. bei s. @renet, Ilamp'
gebiuoe, cine Greppe bod.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17
The Most Successful Remedy

ever discovered, II 10 eertsin In 10 sfrcts .nd
Does nei biisisf Also .tfelltn 81 fur human nssh.
kEAp rRoOf nklUM.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17

Lice are one Of the greatest drains upon
the vitality OF stock, and il is surprising
that so many allow their stock to become,
and remain lousy. Car',olic acid and soft
soap, made in strong suds, or kerosene and
lard are perhaps as good as anything. But
the remedy must b, applied two or three
times thoroughly. 70 succeed 10 extermina
ting them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17

Those keeping sheep should place sal'
in some place accessible da ly to the sheep
1t is said that in Spain, whenever
sheep are kept in the neighborhood oI
rock salt bills or sea salt, and have aoces.
to it, they thrive better than in other stu
atoms, and in France the SAME thing il
found to exist in the neighbornood of the
coast and the salt works OF the north sheep
give more and better wool, and the mutton
is more highly esteemed than Al.at from
other localities.