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, 1881-07-20

Proposals 6ar NprlnR Wnxou4 mad Ambu-
lance Wagons Inr tho U. u. Army.

Dxr0r QuAtrEliA RrgK'H 0rYlrs,}
i'JIlt.AitEt.l1lIA. Ia. July H. lBa1.
Seated propos"ls ~ triplicate sYosSt 70 u: asaa!
cutlluns will b. recelvnt Vt thle nfftl1 and ~ the
oEcs q sso the eh ~ ast1rnn' 4
sF1Ft leaysnHosth l2: y " ct !sds5*n ly a,d
and pIarr. they VA be y grossrsc " bidders
II paiisrisi. md t.aniJ 1.-Two ta aGulancs ws9ons
jAri,ty Instaenh cAnIllatA. d0fBTY H. 10 niadH ~
rIspr IshiIklulpla. JutDr10nrS. urf Filrt tcAyen-
wurtk daiHt.. n!dtturs viii atats hH which nf tho
sirhtn Aiued. and IN what QahtitgR fhay will ,hak9
.itiitetes. md h,,w snSa .he{ Wy tomtasnes and
Proposals will TO rSeetTnd fur q tcas number than
hBruIh mentioned. TIE 1Dy8CnHent Fvsur*as thu
ssht t@ rs!sct NIX s e.! n:sterga,:e x
utactMtS. eoNtos VI Ereo aud Hu*l!Iy buls.R sInaf
prtAluttiun mud uanufNctHro produced TIL the a-
clhc 0aa " thD e1tcnt Of tho consumption required
BIZ ltlu public seryeu thurs.
1tlAnk prnpnaxis. apeolnuaons. Intersections to bid
LNta and information OF aHpMt at bnnh 10 aoCsHl:
EanJ - Tsi = an3 M further
ne,,t!nneti. m apYltea1n Ss,M;.as shona h . Sd.
aslnha HsI.onv!!I9 Or ptt i%nv1nMpr ~ 1Id 10
'"'>e ""ss''' - Ao ~ wv Il. IL. NUCKEll
A. O. II. Gen., u, 9, u. III QtIArRe pt u0pOt
, 1881-07-20
my aNNDa.

NEW Your, July tu.-I'here II All irregular demand
at Fst hands hd tho lubbng trat,0 continues qakut,
cattu Ruods Hvlna stoadly At ra prcos, und quilt.
1,tnrp sut!ve. DARK prints doing fairly, hut Olhul
cs'tegs squutI mems waar Of HontgtiA IN liNht do
maud b4l BtGnlJ, Drasa guUdA f9nlAn qutnk
, 1881-07-20

TnIEl,o, o. July lp.-uhAtS--tyhcat stendys No. ,
red spnt, tt.'y1fslS'; year. tW curn t'rtns No. =.
srut ant Iny, atc September. Tue; rear. A;Ac. oass
quiet; No. =. Hrpt4M1sr, a'tsc. -..... .....
CALt--Whuat qu!ots Sna red spot, FLA It'd, 81 u
asked, Luty. aI24. Aaxust tV'G I'D, sl.luH usksd;
September, tl3Jl tlc.nbsr, 3k2s, ypar, LINZ. turn
~. S.G .,ksd; sspe!,.oet m III ~ ~; yeas' 4'sc oats
NECEtiTS- wheat, A,lN but Iafn. 2,,UD bu, oats.
1,Akt Tit.
1,nu bu,
, 1881-07-20
1E1ltTA,

PEORIA. H., July 1A.-HNAIS-C0rn hrms high
mixed. 47Gsi1Mo, mlxad ~ 0sso. Oats drm, No.
while, tOss!.&e. nJs nouinals nnw No. y. s0&3slc.
lItuuWtNR&-uhuhnn4adn at 81 Hx.
NEtYlpFs-Whaas. H4 oni pdst, 4l.l25 but oats,
d,2fj bu; F{G. uunef barley, none.
HtllpHESrA-WnBAL 1,H1 but corn, 8dQQ but oAta, j,
q.Ufa oui FTe. uunst hurley. motto.
, 1881-07-20
KANSAS CITY,
Special Disrdtch TO Ths Chteapo Tribune,

Spfttds DArdfcA 10 1he Chicago lf1bunes
KASsAB CRY. NO.. July ly19.-GltAls-The i'rits Cur
Tsn rppars; Whaut-lsucaIpts. n. .sn but shipments.
~ i bl: htxhers No. cahl !s34c; july. W1ses No.
c,ts.. flu; July, tl0o. CnriL-tecelps, l277l but
ship1uents, A%U bn, again uEmor; NJ. \ cash, tscl
, 1881-07-20


Il kS,s,. .aIxSnsh 0 carst market dull and d!opp:
sbSsss ,tssss 'S.ss sssit N stsq g
s"s ss Il 1s'' ss1s' scSa. t7s Gs'sHis S''s iesa
aass ii ~ ~, lo. consigned
ist: fsS,'f ~ o.a. & FUR csS.S: Isac:,
ssaaat,ss'Bt: aa, ssS s: 1922 @ @ssn'sasa through " san
asss:sl ;;sSSss, sS @assss sa.ss ! With s%SsaSsa %
Ss.,rn,o; wArEarows. .......
sss aas s.s9n SiSHstEasa is'at tEos
" sSud ~ e. S1p" st.s, viii tusshSfs eitpafa.
fas tssS'ss; :sssaa. sas ssI .ei' itai III
aase aaSsSe."e'ta'n tai. live. 7aTtoi Northern dressed
IT, stf Axn IA3nR-Rocalp.s, rs, obi sbs,n firm,
e e. S's&i S' sss, ss SsssI 'sSRi'si speisa
r,. 1T. LOFTS.
tat II" y: Jn|J l9-tArrLE- 100, shlp.
:a cssa .o 'ssfpe Ell 1ssy aaa aefa y fa
hsttsr stahs yas!a i, only nHlHrety supply and
''a; :.sslss' l:a's@s5 sas ,:sSs :;ss
;stss:: g., 1E .a,pmsnt. m @ , as.aa
tss EIados s.1s s.sst; 9tt 9Sttse esI ssI
VI tsS sSisAas .s'aa.ss!a:o saofS 4; u fancy. IL.
KANSAS CITY. -
kAxs*ssn xsnt DtpatsA to Ths CAieaoo 1%ibur.
tstu Slft; No., Iuly l1-EHTrtE1Ths prteI
d.asaS III atScssip!. :, g. shiPmsnt. b.ss
assiss scs. sG$s ss's' ;sts; IT,: II @sas assat
ssi'ss s 'Ss'ss ss :sSpss L. I'd .stl's sssa 20
aAr LIBERTY. TAT ;a,r Liberty.
,af Ia. Il ts,, J4'I la-rArTLx- -Rscsipts, ltat
, 1881-07-20

NEW QaIkASA. Juy 1a-FlhuM-QusL, but nru.t
supeEhno, tlalt IN. $&a2]16, XXX, &til)sa.3. high
gTAAas, fAaE9G.A
GKAlx-tatn guts., ooaus osu higher, soc.
. 'CUAS.aikAtr-Easieei
llAr-Qplot and weakt prime. slt:0os.W, cho,se,
StANkAM0l -
IisoVtb10Sa~I'qEk Qulat. but steady, sl1MalL1&
lar 9ulett tluseo kcg. tl17A Nulk meal4
scasca and Hs1.f shoulders, tHas 10 41des. H4osn
scarca sAq hF:a. Shoulders, is c}sar flb
c*nyHs1d, V&{@1tMp-
WMiEKF-1alst Gus nrm' Western reostasd, tina
YMocsn.Ex-c -cosee arn. l.io psrRoae erd!a.ry e
pruHs t4t4l3&A HHRAF steA4xt Hlth \ fRIF AnManta.
s,nu.tR 10 R0tA eeH Hn1n, A!1{ot &aEla fly t4lt,
M4t}aci prime " etulos R&Hx1t TellpM etattts.
prMs, d. Re~ searos and afnt1 ordinary ~ pstns,
EnAx-ulsasr, ttuA
, 1881-07-20
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Special uHpdfth 70 1Hf C4lta0o IFtbRnk.
EtaIS. ILL.,. july Mon tue Elstn nanrd Of Trade
tn.sny, both butter ch0css showed naked decline,
-bnttsr at fully 10 and choeaa Of Nc THO market
wAs enaS. The feEuar 4ales reported 61tEa tbs
chtesu ut Daf5u. and la ta CraaerJ butter ut 2b
9tHE lite battat b4nH tho ruling pftca.
, 1881-07-20

I,ETnn1T. Mich. July ly.-FtutIl--Qu1ot Mt tb7a.
1HAtS-Wheat saslsr; extra notulnnti No. white,
f.sHt&t JnI{, stt53z. August, ai.lSe4; September.
$.lst{ October. tt.tsf; ypnr. $li7Jf: No. white,
nuthinK uunRf No rcd, Ho safes; receipts. 7,4N but
EA1pluNntt ztA1l pll, =
, 1881-07-20
H11FFtf,0,

HUTrALo, N. r, July p.-UnA1x-Wheat quiet nnd
nrmt zkun ou No. t)aatht sl.2s; huU bu NO. hard
1,ulnti 9.'H. Curn numlpai Ut &c. Oats dnlI cas
GXSAL LfitEluiiTJ-Strong but unchanged.
, 1881-07-20
1bETR0T.TJYAf.'

lIrvaguHt1, l'a.. Jniy yly.-pkvltuLgHM-5tofetnt
active un!tu curtltcs weak Il 1]toi ronpVl, nv.
philadelphia delivery,
, 1881-07-20

Pn1IAprLPHIA. .11uiy i9-Wpot-Quiot, but steady,
Ohio, Fsnnsylssila. waAt vftxnn md abovp. ~
4Jds extra, ast3ct medium, tk9aIoi c'0rsu 3c, Now
York. Michigan Indiana. and W0stoF, Hne, &ka ito,
medium, 4tx Au; rnnrsot 1c washed niIhinB md do
ianb. Ats4sa, ulyraalssa do. 5!sx,es prllsd as.s
vana uxttar. lltt4tci M. Uhl0. +tat!sai Ae.isan
mud Wlkc!n*iH, to3 unwAshch Hulcss. MtSc} tuHIb"
uNwashod o0nhlng, Htd<:sos plillaa, 10 X.
, 1881-07-20

sT. 1.uuts. Mo-, july 1a-FLoCft-i0c ht9liar for
fartY.
tsltAfS-Whcnt nctlvo and higher. No. rcd, silk
t2liN cnsl A.I19:tttN July. fLltslsl.Ias{ Auxusl.
$lls} s}f@l,0 sepsonbcr, t1tfai2JH Ootob6r. tii7jts
~ Tho rear! NJ. du. tlilis}4, Mn d''. si.usf's
iNsl Cur, hla.or and Irm a. 4iNs t7u c.ish, 4:Ats
90 lnys l1}&3@i7kt August. 4isae tuptaul1r. &148
Ehk4 to Yeas. Oats hgher nt Alo enstl. sn bid JuiY
tS.}3c nnx,sl 354e the year. !s5o ioNcf ut He
ltEAn-Fifh, n NC
!tETT.i .i-tnrhHnxgd,
t:!ltta-- UhcImtIgutl.
WMlAKY-HtHRiY At {hGa ..
1,ii.lyI*t9Ss-i'jrk .iuw; jnbbtnR nt $17.Ia Dry
a&tags*1aG &.:.!1r Lard I1war @ r. sti", ~, ,,, .
1!e !ai tnts. Ssl ha1 5tn. n9ne. tntlcY. n',mH.
HllIra!ESrS-flnur, Ann hrlsi wtlsat iiI.0M hut
ltnQ. ~ ~
, 1881-07-20
f,n'I"FnN.

N.w OALHANH, 'Iuty tD.--CnrrnH~FIrm, mtddltnR,
llho, low do. Ipytos K0ot ordinary. VIC, not rs.
ceptI, Stu baes} gTOss, vi. cxpottA-Nrpat i5lau.
aluo bxlusl saies, I,aajlt stuck. StGsu.
". lMu5s, ~ Iuiy la5nnrTaS-f!rn.t n,ida!ng4, lias
, 1881-07-20

= - VC4f1lN MI F13klIIONs
$4,000
ONLY DIRECT LINE .T&b YKANUE
General Tranant1nntio Company.
iictween Now York and I1avre. ttsr r. N. H. foot Of
. Aturtoh.xt-
railway md Tie discomfort Of cssinE The EhanneI ia
AMEltiVgK. santeIte...... "Wednesday, July q pm
cA%Ai,A tthnE,tei. " etnr'dnJt Agd. + d N
-fist GMb,t,. fi2i and s SSet,n n.b;n IL atssf.
eEc ~ inGlndtnF wine, and utanss+ Cheeks
u iIMuis 1E HEIs(AN, Agent, sHowitna uraen. foot
l. MwW'5K ab'a Assns G1sIss5. GsIs.s.
DIRECT Fur 4ArsEtLLES,
ot. ,Tnnshne at utbrAlsar mud l!areslona. =.
~ Int!owlER .t9alsrs will ltAyo New York dYAcS
orss,br"tsas anu Aasscoa tAtl19 freight and pass
EkhltntTSAsSn X: pE itsstts July =
SlLlh De AA nSEfEl.Fss Gait u
,. RATES nf rASAAUE.
5r! taa11 a.u Iio{.itat-prss tahin. and no
%6is Hs Agent ia Wing aissn, ico,ot
WM. q. WiaTEiL gisessas Agent, {" GhIeasG
, 1881-07-20
3SIVEfsj


OswrG0. n. " July N.-GltAlS-Whsat higher
Cogu noIn.paly unchanged.
, 1881-07-20
NEW York.
SptcfaI ntSpuieh 10 Tit Ghfeapo Tribune.

NEW Yong Juiv 1L-tsRAtH-Wheat-,ytnter vhent
further advanced In the n+iurcc of red about sle
, suo s ..,s; tss ss, @ IN
aSss;sts: s'S,ssxs @ e. st!stsoea t,e %s,sst ".
s;s:s 1s:s: ss!a ssa1 .ss ~ " ,., :sss:
soss's.*'; :oasii % at.e:, and ~ssoat '%por'sa,
ess @ we',s!a REPORTS "eo ., unsettled
thu =. o. ~
NJ irra At sl;ssis*, eh'eNy nt sl*I closing At sT'
1sxs a'ssa :'efa g ssy ss: esf t. @ = H.. d.
tunibcr Ut al.ai 7.laol37N. closing at sla5I,
a. .tss,aer xtaa: :. :, "A .xsi , No. rsd At ~.
an*ss ss q caease 's aa ill., ss
aays :" No. sprins .s sIitS. c"fn axsia quoted
stronger, IN Instances xalntns ~ much n
eu ,ar :" ass1 ,oush ~.
en.,Y delivery leaving Of quite nrtai,.
Mixed Western unRradet At +sas'cas to quality and
stsSas rs asa s y 1ts ss !. SsT NJ nv
Yuek Jsllow tlun bu} ut Ecs Now York steamer
white Vt 5tc. Inv mixed tsau ba> NJ SIC: utsradod
sss ''s:s IT, :. .,sess. ] e: ] 's;'s y sssss sss
aas'ssss :. t.sa'ss = 10 ssail.ys mixed d q -
aEhicato nominal. H1e-A TerJ lhodarata Inquiry
n,ted ut caser p,iens, ranging from .kkaYla fur cur
!s nSiSs M roue ssxs :no @
tiiSaism III noa: snd 3 the eptioh lns ia t6t Az
isiT Aaxaat u .s1sisS ssP.eMGpE at 5.sasgisl.
/ S:ss iia$! a:
II. 81; N" ~; ssst sys &
SnnsfnSt stvck p1 in lii ss.sio ne ii jcas tc1uust
md unfetfat Will, Jul. ubuilt clstj1x nt flIL Al.
wst ~ iii III HrIltcbHr III iii ifs ~ ffrt.r
Il iii HSli hfE NSyc9ber At af hnd LTD yanr nl,.
lin ri s111J J9s,1ai '''e' sD 'e"' W.
aGXiss-ltaw rasseT tiors suai,i nitaf. oiSsinR on
sss,nx Fssa. sou sRss. WsuSor Snd II adsr. ms 81.
iit;tnt noWsiarad tfEu aranttIstc fIxn; "tnndani
H4ut nT X HfQISiui whitU arlfa e. Hfs4Sfxct yHii1w
sxt "A IL M ab{{nt III fitsSot ysftw. m. M '
TirfiaifIHETiIa nI,iyenjSnt hnN GnpIi ,,,odsrntn
sMs" nnS'irT at .,N ,'|tn.i fir III
Hs"'i I'LL IL easier uRurs.. ar ivarpo9 sisS -.
a BY antort tsSHaata l; ~ InW y. W wheat ~ Il 4
, 1881-07-20

RAILROAD ITuE-TABEE
A RlslvAt, AND allEt,AItritisE Of
81 ThA1NH--ExpLAXATfUX : Or, fEVkRzXcK
snnxs1 ssSsseeed 'aaay sxeept@
''oncrs chea1e assnssd y ,rtsMsL.,t.+n tsstsL Railway
For M.ps II Tm1@e.tssdA @ steor.nE ca ef9mfpod .uoa4
S!eo. iainot iioaso II Esnai:st lid lie lap5t d"
tho t1IkhHr Ut wills md Knfio.st4
, 1881-07-20
LAKE NlfYIG<i7TOE.
G00DRICH'S +. STEAMERS, / I'M [ilj|ijii,

FPf Racing md Mwaukee twice ,tatIy 1t q d. ID,
Hsn D. h.. s91haf mn FnlffH exccrfGh. "
I'D s'na e. H. ,ssss ssx. 4. swss daily n
tof shsboIEan. slantt9woc. l,,lttHston, and MAns.
see Haiiy sf = y M sunday morning efc0pted
ntr. etc. Tucaday u ! .. N. ,'
FnF EsCxnAhN, FAynttn Nehunljtcn, Htuern,Yn Ilny.
nn% ~ Lake aurcttoF towns VIA Escanahs HAinrday
FF Efnnksort, tlstpArs, arcadia. otc 1uosAny at3
a. m. and sntHftfaY At q n. mt, |
thteka font MiehtR1h-ns.
, 1881-07-20

S,.stInn iipEfGpf.tss
}.iat us,rct Il Efi,, deal Ii atf!x acct,n-
a:nt n qet md Te } nrsF"!sma s ,naJs tesl u
ina h y r. rmttvF In fnct, hDlatFN GtpFBHs cDn*i-
t% R hse s,n,iSrr III the STABILITY VI vnt!ast aoana ni"
, 1881-07-20

un.s! ussr-Ih9 market wa. atondy and unchanged.
.xss.ts ana tie lnra trade wanted stock and lie
id r. ah9, 4late lKioc IT, medium Vt EL7aal7U AIl4
[s'Ssaetca ~ N.Hk4Im. lAtilUa aG!l ut $l.Hl1SH
, 1881-07-20

f,t,allY. Daily except Sands71 T--,--
,! ssagns.Ctn fsoM chlcaf9 to 3.
T1th re y1lving ehalEa ta,ca1l 70 " L9q!s and Re-
Kaalaa cIt5.. No ahange Of LAY Gosches Chicaxoto
H. Louis Or RnnsAs Cir.
Chtca9o. Rock Isiand q Tactdo Railroaa.
ueryt. cNFnef bf Van Hr6h and Sherman. .sts Ticket
nHlces. IT c!Ark.sk sharnen Iiouse. Palmer Aonas
3fAnl Pucldu 1utel. and Is Canal, corner Naulsua,
, 1881-07-20

The AlenlylSIe Theological Hch0at.
Unitarian. Educales especially for the Liberal
Christian Ministry Tuition aud rOom rent frcs. All
HEV. 4. 4. EIiMJHK, Pres, Mea4lyite, Tenn
, 1881-07-20

Chlca9ot Tsnritnxton a Quincy Ba.1rons
TIT oS. 3aps .ni1 T,nsiEsbIss =; Il
fpot Ut lndsna-ax.. Nrspd Unjun U0piE Palma
IiuuS1. and u Car4i.tt. -F'" '
, 1881-07-20

TsalRs fDc Humboldt and Nnf1h CbcaxO ieaYe U:Si
q !n and ta p. M: arrive 6:&4 4. m, and V;(s u nj
daily. 8undAyi 0IcepteI
Chtcn4o d Alt0u4 ......
tnlon t1epot. West hie. CORNER Madison and C&ua.
Twanty.thrd-sl Ticket tniees. 1t Dop0ta, n Sovth
CtnFksBt. urnnd Pnctno Hotel, 1nd Palmer House.
, 1881-07-20
Misses Grants Seminary.
ALLEN ACADEMY.

yery sn.erlnr 3Ons.nx md hay School for both
liza WiLUEii ALLEN, Lt.n., PrefldonI
l<H M{rNgnn.N Chicago,
, 1881-07-20

Pennsylvania AAlNltlry A CT tt my.
theater, "a 0psns fspt. t. Civil Engncstlns. Chem.
:sL EH;Iet Mssa GsYfgss nrt atS1sa Gsax
- - tnI, iTi{E(1. IlfArr. 1tteAt.
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WILL 1T CURE me-?

Said man whose woebegone countenance
and broken down constitution plainly show
ed traces of disease sufferer with Ner-
vous Dyspepsia, in whose stomach the
most delicate morsel lay like lead. Re-
frcshing sleep and quiet nerves were stran-
gers to him, and he despaired of ever being
well. We advised him to
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- Relating to Fees OF Jurors
in Criminal Cases.

Article 1918. Each juror who
serves in the trial of any crimi-
nal jurisdiction, or who has been
sworn as a juror for the term or
week, shall receive 81 for each
day and for each fraction of a
day he may serve or attend as
a juror, provided that this provi-
sion shall not extend to mayors
and recorders courts taking
cognizance of offense against
municipal ordinancers; provided
further, that jurors in justices
courts, who serve in the trial of
criminal causes in such courts,
shall receive so cents in each
case they may sit as jurors;
provided that no juror in such
courts shall receive more than
81 for each day or each fraction
of a day he may serve as such
juror.
Section 2. Justices of the
peace shall report to the county
clerk, on the first Monday in
each month, the names of the
Jurors who have served as jurors
in his court for the preceding
month, and the number OF days
and fraction of days they have
served, respectively, and the
number of cases in which they
have served, respectively, on
each of said days or fractional
days: and it shall be the duty
Of the county clerk to issue his
warrant against the county
treasurer in favor of each of the
persons so serving. Every JUS
tee failing to make and file such
report shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and, upon con-
viction, shall be fined in any
sum not less than $40 nor more
than s25o.
Approved March IS, 1881.
Takes effect from and after
passage.
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Swine Notes.

Rural World.
Chester Whites are the favor
ties in Pennsylvania, the farmers
claiming that they are better
adapted to their section.
The best hams are produced
by the Berleshires, but the Es-
sex is said to give a greater
amount of side meat in proper
ton.
IA clover field is the place to
pasture hogs. They come up
in the fall in good prime con-
dition for getting hardened IN
with corn.
There are three classes OF
Yorkshires-the large, middle
and small. They are all good,
and arc long established breeds,
pure white IN color.
It is said that corn makes
harder fat than when ground,
and meal makes a difference
from both. 1t seems curious,
but hog-raisers affirm it.
The Essex hog is coal black
without any white. The Berk-
shire isalso black but has a
spot on the forehead and on the
end ofthe tail, with white feet.
Young pigs will drink cows
milk very soon after they find
out where the feed trough is.
1t should be supplied to them
in plenty when the litter is
large.
If a good brood sow is right
ly kept the pigs from her will
more than pay for her keeping
by the sale of some over and
above those intended to be
kept.
A small. early maturing hog
is much more valuable than a
large one, as no more food will
be required to raise two good
quick-growing ones than it will
for a large but slow all-lard
hog.
Berkshires crossed on good
common sows produce a hog
better suited to the farmer than
either of the parents, but pure
bred males should always be
used in breeding all kinds of
pigs.
Brood sows should be fed on
Stops containing plenty of vege-
tables. Rich food can be sup
piled but it will not do to have
it too concentrated. Give all
the slop, rather watery, they
will eat.
To prevent sows from crush
ing their young, nail a board
about one foot wide to the side
of the pen. The board is to be
put on like a shelf, so that the
little pigs can run under it to
get out of the way.
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S. S. S. cures pimples, boils, or any dis!
case arising from impure blood.
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Ticks on Cows.

A CORRESPONDENT from New
ton county desires to know
some way to destroy ticks on
cows.
Brush the cattle over once a
week with a mixture of one part
of kerosene and two parts of
lard oil, this will protect them
from the attacks ofthese vermin.
When ticks are found on cattle
in considerable numbers they
should not be removed by force,
because, in that case, the heads
of the ticks will remain imbeded
in the hide OF the animal, and
when in large numbers will be
apt to cause considerable irrita-
ton and inflammation of the skin.
By applying a light coating
of lard oil, or a little benzine,
by means of a brush, to the
body of the ticks, they general
ly Withdraw their heads and let
go their hold on the hide.
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TAKE
Simmons Liver
Regulator,

which he did, and in short time was
only relieved but cured.
Reader, if you are suffering with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Disease in any form, do
not wait until the disease has taken fast
hold upon you, but use the Regulator when
the symptoms first show themselves. II
has relieved untold suffering. Simmons
Liver Regulator is not all alcoholic stimu-
liant, but Purely Vegetable Remedy that
will cure when everything else fails. 1t is
a faultless family medicine. Does not dis
arrange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but natures own remedy. The
friend of everyone, and will not disappoint
you. A single trial will convince you that
it is the cheapest, purest and best Family
Medicine in the world.
Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious suf-
ferers, victims of fever and ague, the mer-
curial diseased patient how they recovered
their health, cheerful spirits and good appe-
dte-they VIII tell you by taking Simmins
Liver Regulator.
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1t is not a statesmanlIke
spectacle presented by Conk-
ling and Blaine as they make
faces at each other across
the chasm of Garheld's har-
mony policy. AS comic af-
fair, however, it makes up for
all that may otherwise Lack
Philadelphia Times.
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OTHER BIRDS.

Article 42o. If any person
shall willfully kill or in any
manner injure any hooking
bird, whippoorwill, night-hawk,
blue-bird, red-bird, finch, thrush,
linnet, wren, martin, swallow,
bobolink, cat-bird, nonpareil,
scissor-tail, sparrow, buzzard or
carrion crow, he shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor and,
upon conviction before a justice
of the peace or other court of
competent jurisdiction, he shall
be fined in a sum not less than
s. nor more than SI5.
COUNTIES EXEMPT.
Article 43o. That the follow
ing counties arehereby exempt
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the provisions of Arti-
5, 426 IL, Az, and 429,
chapter, to-wit: Hunt
all, Wood, Cooke, Gray
entou, Wise, Montague,
4nd the unorganized coun-
fached to the same for ju-
purposes. -
BY other counties are ex-
but our readers are not
sted in knowing them.
tngton is not exempt from
/ the articles.
res effect from and after
Approved March
81.
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MORE TROOPS FOR AFRICA.

1t is intimated that fifty thousand more
French troops are about to be sent to
Africa. This would seem to indicate that
the holiday parade hypothesis has indeed
broken down. and that the forecasts of the
unfriendly neighbors of France are in a
fair way to be fulfilled. They said that
the Tunis expedition would prove pitfall
into which France would pour her armies
until she had weakened her defensive force
and exhausted her finances. Already oc-
cupation has been found for a hundred
thousand men, and yet very little has been
accomplished. The Moslem races are all
in flame, and cannot be stamped out.
It is not now the mythical Kroumirs who
are in question, bat tribes snd races OF
ubiquitous Arabs who inAict great deal
of damage in a very short time, and then
vanish, and who cannot be pursued
through their native deserts. The Saltan
is, moreover, undoubtedly "getting his
"work in," to use an expressive slang
phrase. He is quietly propagating the
idea that the French are the special foes of
Islam, and the fAnatical Moslems are quite
ready for a holy war. Altogether the
French situation is not reassrriDg, and if
presently some European complication
should arise, it might besome dangerous.
And this is what the enemies of France no
doubt hope for,