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DIR. GEORGE PYBURy.

OFFICE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
streets toye1 TUFTS Drug store). Office hours-
9 to 10 A n; 70 3 and to sr.M tes4pti
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nFFTCE AND RESIDENCE. NoETHEAs
" corner Of 3ond and streets. Office Hours-
10A. toI2E.;sR. to P NJ. and P. Mm2s I'm
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COMMERCIAL.
SAN Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29th-1 P. NJ.
FtouR-In good demand Beet City Extra S. 81
as 80; Supcrfine "a 1913 25; Interior Extra,
81 50a5; Interior sup'ripo. 81 - 20 3 Dbl.
WnEAT-There is 10 change IN the situation. The
market is steady though comparatively inactive.
At the Produce Exchange this morning, 81 II was
the figure which an operator offered to deliver so.
White within Eve days, but he found no Gus
toner 1t is not likely that any parcels Of strictly
choice No. descriptions can be had below 81 70 b
ell. The range on shipping account has Tor some
time been 81 65al 10 and no great devations from
these rates is expected for the present at least.
Quotations OF No. grades at leading centers 20.
day are telegraphed as follows
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GoNTRAcToRs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
~ pared to do all kinds Of work in thelr line, In
city or country Princips! place Of business, Sacra
mento. Shop, No. TIA Secord street. between Z
and L. Poetoface Box, No. $40, Sacramento
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ACULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FcR
" Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 1921 street,
corner Of Fifth, Sacramento Bank, Sacratnento,
Cal. Hours-9:30 70 IL A. n; TO 4P.E Sunday
$50 10 IL A. NJ. 4P.N. jel-u
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

S0TaCEs.-F Will send a trial bottle OF
the REJUVEEATOR sufficient 30 show Its
merit-free Of charge, 20 any one afflicted,
applying by letter, stating his symptoms
and age. Communications str city coma.
deuftaI.
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FREEMAN d BATES.

A NEY.AT-LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST
"A between and J. Residence No. 207 street
between Seventh and Eighth. jelo4pim
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|. o. BEATTY. W. u. BEATTY. ADAM BYAT-
BEATTY, BEATTY & BEATTY,
JOHN w. ARMsTRNNC
DENTISTRY.


~ ENrIsT-{REMoVED TO oUINNs
~ Building, cor. Fourth and streetsl ftSsSS
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. SII1Ip
Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Paness
Extraction OF Teeth. ic2f-tf
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NATIONAL GOLD BANK
.. O. MILLS g. CO.,
SACRAMENTO
UNITED STATES DEPOsITARY,

San Francisco, New York, Chicago,
London, Dublin, Paris, Glasgow,
Berlin, frankfort-on- Main, Vienna, St. Petersburg
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Christiana Amsterdam
Antwerp, Geneva, Venice, and all of the PRINCIPAL
cities of Europe F''
This Bank has correspondents in Mexico. South
America, West Indies, Australia, Honolulu, and ali
parts Of tho world, and special facilities for making
collections, al2-sptf
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
G. e. CASE, VI. d.,


nPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
~ No. ZIG Broadway street, Oakland, Cal, will
visit patients at distance for consultation or to
perform operations. je22-tf
II. T.. dc Derky. N. D.,
MELLOW OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA,
L Germany: graduate OF Hahn Medical College
Government Licentiate of Berlin, Prussia, and To-
ronto, Canada; Licentiateof California Member Of
Medical CeRtrai Yerein, Germany American Insti-
tute Of Homeopathy; Mass. Homeopathic Society
Homeopathic State Society, CAL, etc. Office and
residence SIS Eighth street, between and /; office
hours, 10A. NJ, to 3 and to o'clock P. 81.
% jel71m
G. DART, N. d.,
physician AND SURGEON (HoMEoPATH-
Il ist). Residence, 1914 Sixteenth street, between
and X. Office, 627 street Over Dales), sacra-
mento, Cal. Special attention given TO diseases Of
the heart and lungs Office hours-9 to II A NJ; 2
TO 4, and 6to SPINS jel+4p1m
- MISS l.. j. KELLOGG, Md,
HI Homeopathic FFICf,
III corner Seventh and streets (Nathaais Build
in)aand Residence, DIS street. Office hours-
From Il to s. to sP.M. jeH4plm
DIR. NIXON. a. a,
nFFICE AND RESIDENCES MssTREEr Be
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 918 and 900. VIII
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $40 A. NJ Office
nouIs-o W A. ~, ~ ~. NJ anu eyenlngs W s-tn
DIR. GEORGE PYgURS.
OFFrcE. SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
streets (over Tufts Drug store) Office hours
Q to 10 A n; l to and tos je34pti
physician AND sURGEoN.-oFF1CE AND
Residence, No. 323 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours: to 10 A. N, 70 10 and 10 P. n.
Office Of City Superintend mt Of Public Schools at
same place. je5 4plm
WIN. ELLEBY BREGGs. ND.
ACULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FcR
" Diseases Of the ThIoat. Office, 1921 street,
corner Of Fifth, Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-930 TO IL A. n; TO ARA Sunday
$50 10 IL A. NJ: l to4P.x. jel.a
DIR. HATCH,
OFFICE, "a srREET-oFFIcE HOURS o
A. NJ, and 1890 to 2rM jel.tt
w. A. HuGHsoN. N. r..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sURsgoH
Office, south'se st corner Of Sc ienthP and J
streets, in BryteS building NJ Itairs Resi-.
dence, southeast corner OF Seventh and n strecte,
Sacramento. Office hours to and TO sP.N
m25-4pim
DIR. A. y. BRINE,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany. and Of the Medical College Of
the Pacific, San Francisco. Office and residence,
521 J street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento.
Office hours, to IL n, TO 5 and to P. NJ
a13-ti
DIX. W. III. BALDWIN,
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NoRTHEAs
W corner Of oond and streets. Office Hours-
10A. N toI2E .;sR.N. to 5r ". and P. Nm2slm
WALLACE A. BRIGGS, N. ID.
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 2Ig J STREET,
~ Sacramento.
20 to 10 AM
Office Hoursi to Pm. m124pu
70 S P.H.
OR. q. L. SIMMONS,
NTo. zig STREET, BETWEEN sECo3TD lED
IN Third, Sacramento.
900 1oA.K.l
sB Once Beurs;1 TO 4PE. jelap9
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DR.. SPINNEY B CO.,


or NO. u KEAasY STREET, gRk FRANCISCO.
Treat al Chronic and Special Eiseaaes
RGUaG BEN
EFyH0 MAY BE SUFFERING FRoG THE
w effects Of youthful tollies or lndiscretiop.
VII DO we'll 10 avail Themselves Of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY Will guarantee to forfeit TOO for
svery case Of Seminal Weakness Private Disease
Of any kind or character which be undertakes and
tails ~ cure
HlD1Lg-AGzD NEh.
There are mary \, The age Of thirty 10 sixty who
ere troubled With no frequent eyacuation o. the
bladder, Cftsn accompanied b. Eiznt sicarting Of
burning sensation, and @sakening OF the gysbem In
= manner the patient cannot account Tor. Ga exam
ming the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often
BIO found, and sometimes sIdah PARTICLES OF abunen
will appear, or the color Will lie Of tb!n milkish
hue again changing 10 a dark and torpid appearance
There are many mE1 who die cf this difficulty igno.
rant Of the cause, which 70 tns second gae 81 ssr.
lna weakness. d.. 9. wtll guarantee perfect cure
Ia all such CAGE, srd healthy restoration Of tho
genito-1rinary orgaag.
Office hours 10 20 and 6 20 8 Sunday from
10 70 IL A. 4. Consultation free. Thorough exarD
nation and advice, As. Call or address
BIZ. 3PIgNEH q co.,
No. IL Kesrny gtrcet, San francsco.
p B-For private diseases q short gt2ndirs, iuii
course Of medicines, sufficient for cure, with all
Instructions will be ssnt TO any address fsr ato.
fe7-4D6tsvifTWTbf5
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BUSINESS CARDS
ROOT. AhEx. NELSON j. pRIscoL.
ROOT, gEslsSE q 30.
JAMES Mcguire,

ETNIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
Founders and Maehinists, Front street be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of ever
description made to oTdei. ie2t-4nlno
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.nPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
No. ZIG Broadway street, Oakland Cal, will
visit patients at distance for consultation or to
perform operations je22-tf
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fHE aREAf gEahISH RKHllY

q 3 never.sAiling Cure
Jr NervorsD ebHlty,Ex
hausted Vitality, Som.
nal Weakness, 6pcr
inatorrhOa, Lest MRn-
90 d, fmpoten oy,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self.
abuse, youthful tollies
and excuses ia mature
years-sufh az Loss Of
Memory, Lass.tude, Noe.
lrff
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE!
DIR. GIBBONS DESPFEYSARY,
s2s Kearny street, sun Franclsco.

Established IN 1854 for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal disoases,
such re Go,orrhea, Gleet,
Structures, Syphilis In all
its forms, Semina. Weak.
ness, Impotency, Sitin
Diseases, ETC., perma.
nently cured crno charge.
Seminal Weakness.
seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or do.
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THE FINEST MEATS

OF ALL KINDS, IN THE CITY, Ss01apzo
" and at Lowest Prices, will al a
ways be found ut the metropolitan ~H
Market, of CONRAD SCHkPP, ---A4-
southwest corner of Twelfth and streets. Meats
delivered in all parts OF the city at all times
je19 4pim
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slime and Loss OF MANHOOD, from whatovsr
Gauge produced. 1t enriches and purie5 the Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles Diseatior,
Reproductive Organs, and PHYSICS and Mental
Faculties. II stops any unnatural facilitating
drain upon the sys.em preventing involuntary
losses dsbilitating dreane, seminal loases with the
urine, etc., go destructive to mind and body. 1t Is
sure eli,rinator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients.
To those suffering frein the cvti Effects
OF youthful iHdtscreticns or cxceSses, a
speedy, thorough and permanent CURE
q GgsSAN TEED. Price, So 50 per bottle,
o. I've bottles In case, with full directions aud
advice, $40. Scnt secure from observation 70 any
address upon receipt Of price, or @. o. ID. To be
had only Of
Or. g. ID. ssiHeld. 2l6 Koarny syToes,
San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly ccah.
DENTAL, by letter, or at office, FREE For the con-
venience OF patients and in order to insure perfect
secrecy, I have adopted private address, under
rvhtcI, all r,aahaerec for-varf!ad
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.


JONES q MARTIN,
A TToRN EYS-AT.LAW, NO. 607 STREET, BE.
"A tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento
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: hts q PoE
] sirens 9Th eafSR
4 DaD-o<s9 --<s U.--.

i , I 4 Z "A II ca y !
1 Remedy ana Nerve
1 TONIC IL the legiti-
! innate result OF OYER 20
I yoars' % practical u.
! perieEce, and CURFS
| WITH y NFASLIE0
Z CERTAINTY NerVol Q
Hand PhJs.r=l Debility,
! SeninalT eaknsss, Sper.
i mattorrhea, EmissionF,
1 Impotency, Exhausted
Il
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD acRAPERs
NA Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings.
Gratings, Homework and Blacbsnaithing in general
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth Second.
hand Dools for sale 100 1r+s
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1855. f. FOSTER.

1856. +. FOSTER. 1852.
RooKBINDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
Book Manufacturer. No. $40 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jeso-4ptf
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RENTIsT. NO. COS J STREET, BE- g.
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. SlIlND
oil. Amir
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Killed by His MIstress.

A thrilling tragedy occurred AT the Palmer
House, in Chicago, on Sunday morning
Charles Stiles, well.known "caller" on the
Board of Trade, was shot twice and killed al
I o'clock that morning by his mistress, Made
line Destol The murdcrcss called at his
room before he was up, and being admitted
Immediately began firing with the above re
suit.
STILES was IS years old, and was one of the
brightest business men of the city. lie drew
a salary of 81 900 year for an hours labor A
day. He had been living with his mistress IN
grand style TIL lately, when he showed signs
of becoming inattentiye aud cold. This eX'
cited the womans Jealousy and worked her
up To Il pitch Of frenzy. After the act she was
taken to the Harrison street station, where she
became taoiturn and uncommunicative.
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CRIMINAL VARIETIES.
Culled Here and There from the Columns OF
the Daily P-sss.
A BOY Kills MS Father.


The little suburb of Kirkwood, outside of
st. LOUIS where many prominent business
men make their homes, was the scene, on Fri
day last week, of terrible tragedy. Among
the residents of the place was Milton Smith,
a wdower, with a son - years old, named
Guy Smith. The boy had the reputation OF
being exceptionally vicious and unruly.
About three weeks ago the father had occa'
sion to correct the boy, and he seems from
that day TO have cherished the most revenge
full feelings against his father. On Friday
morning he appeared late at his breakfast,
which his grandmother undertook to serve
for him, but he quarreled about his food and
abused the old lady. His anger increased I'M
til he worked himself into great rage and
gave vent to his wrath by throwing the dishes
about The old lady is quite feeble, and, IN
stead Of attempting to reprove the boy, called
his father in. Dir. Smith responded, a2d as
he entered the room Guy was raging and play
ing smash generally with things. The father
administered "a sound thrashing to the boy and
lett him in his room. After crying spell
Guy went into his grandiather's room, and in
a minute returned with double barreled
shotgun, and walking up to the right side Of
his father, who was standing IN the door, he
deliberately placed the muzzle OF the weapon
within few inches Of his body and fired. The
boys movements were quiet and quick, and
no one seems to have seen HIM enter the room
with the gun. The load was heavy one, and
the entire charge passed through the victims
body, entering the right side below the nipple
and coming out under the heart. Mr. Smith
sank to the ground and called out, 81 am
killed send for the DOCTOR" and never spoke
again. The boy dropped the gun and started
to run, but was seized and is now IN jail.
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From Brooklyn,

BROOKLYN, July 8, 1SS2.-The farmers are
still blowing corn. Rye harvest IS nigh at
hand. Rye, oats and wheat promise a good
crop, but corn Is very small, although grow
ing this fine weather. We had a very fine
much needed rain yesterday. The hay crop
will be good.
Frank Foulk returned last week from his
trip to Iowa. He was in Peterson, Clay Co.,
the time of the cyclone at that place, which
did considerable damage. Frank narrowly
escaped The cyclone taking the building on
the other side of the street from where he was
stopping. Frank inquired for the first train
going east, and says he does not want any land
In such country. mir. Bradshaw, one OF
Brooklyns late citizens, had his new house
destroyed
Edward and Martin Newcomer, of Mendoza,
are visiting at Mr. Deaner's.
Warren G. Rice is sporting new fine look
ing top buggy, Ditto NJ E. Bouslough'
Rev. NJ. s. Newcomer and family, Mendoza,
we're our guests last Thursday.
Mrs. IIigbee, Mendoza, was visiting friends
IN this vicinity this week.
Rev. j. Barnard Monmouth ILL.,, MIR. and
Mrs. Rtchey, Warrensburg, Macon county,
Ills, and Miss Anna Emmert, of Nachusa,
Lee county, H., were the guests of Mr.
Jacob Deaner and family last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Reason, Mendoza, was the guest OF Mt
and Mrs. F. j. YenerlCk last week.
Geo lIerger, ST., and wife, OF Ophir, are e&
pec,ed by their Brooklyn friends tomorrow.
Mr.. Warren Rice will make trip to Iowa
next week.
Mr. Lew Deaner, Troy Grove, was the guest
OF his brother, Jacob Deaner, recently
We are Informed that Pedro was at Men
dota on the Fourth, but we did not see HIM
AS the corn field was entertaining.
HARRY DALE.
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ing along towards Madison through delight
full region of country diversified with clear
lakes, placid streams, broad fields, and shady
groves.
In PASTORAL beauty know of no place that
can compare with this portion of Wisconsin
and think the very acme of Its loneliness
lays in the vicinity oi
MADISON,
whose fair city seems EMPOWERED in shady
groves, and set like emeralds in the midst OF
diamond lakes. This lovely city is situated
in the centre of a circle, whose natural beauties
comprise all that is charming to the eye
grateful to the senses, pleasing to the magma
ton, and from their variety and perfection
never grow tiresome to the spectator.
The streets, "like those of Rome, all lead to
the capitol" whose grounds occupy several
acres in the heart of the city, all OF which are
well cared for The city stands upon an emf
nence which overooks four beautiful lakes
aud affords charming view OF their banks
aud environs. The four lakes lie embosomed
like gems, shining In the midst of groves OF
forest trees, and are so located as to form
cross, while beyond the gentle swels of the
pralries dotted over by fields and farms, lend
a charm to the view which words cannot de
pct. From any considerable elevation a
circuit of twenty. or thirty miles in every
direction Is visible. But from the dome Of
the capital the bearing and aspect OF the sur
roundings seem more Of the ideal than can
be well conceived To the west the lofty
peak OF blue Mound" % miles away, IS seen
towering up against the sky, like agrim senti
mel guarding the way towards the setting sun
while the intermediate setting is filled in with
swelling hills, majestic slopes, lovely valleys
ravlnes and rivulcts. But lack the magic
art to depict In fitting colors the beauty OF
this lovely region; no words of mine can con
vey an adequate idea OF what it IS.
The midnight hour hau come, and the full
round moon was peeping down upon the
sleeping city as we boarded the train that was
to bear US on to the land Of the Dakotas. The
state house cleaned through the green toll
age in serene beauty It's fair, white dome
rising far above It's less aspiring neighbors
and peerlng white and solemn out of Its fail
green settings Far away the blue waters
roll their cchong sounds-for now our tram
is running between two OF the lakes-and the
shore grows more distant With this we say
adieu, we lovely lakes, and Madison, sitting
like queen on picturesque hills by moon
light, fare thee WE'LL" while at this late houl
seek the comparative sweetness of Pull
man bed, and, as Byron puts 1t:
Again in that accustomed couch TO creep,
Where Joy subsidies, and sorrow signs to sleep"
J. D. III.
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Murdered tor Money.

Dr. Joel Prescott, proprietor OF bathing
establishment at No. 10l South Desplaines
street, Chicago, was found at 1915, Sunday
morning, lying at the foot of the basement
stairs, in the rear Of his establishment, IN II
pool of blood, his head pounded to a jelly, his
BRAIN cxuding physician was at once
called. but the man was insensble and evi.
IDENTIFY in a dying condition. He had, 1t ap-
peared on examination, footed up his accounts
for the day and put $l02 in his pocket and
then, as usual, closed his establishment for the
night between II and IL O'Clock About that
time negro cook, next door, says he heard a
scuffie in the darkness and a voice saying,
"Oh, don't boys, DON'T" and springing up,
man seemed to rush into tie coal shed. FROM
which 1t would seem that the man was at,
tackled by two or more "boys" whom he seemed
TO know, and who having robbed him, put
him out OF the way that he might tell no
tales. Mr.. Prescott was O. years of age, and
lived Mt o14 Park avenue He leaves wife
and SIX children, two boys and two girls, un'
married, and at home; a married son IN hail'
sas CITY, and married daughter In C'ncin,
natl. He was a graduate of Rush Medical col
lepe and had been IN the bath business since
1850. Prior to and al the time of the great
fire of 1871, he was located on Madison street
near jefferson; since the fire, at the present To-
cation
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Jersey Landing, or Elsah, little town III
Illinois about twenty.cIght miles above St
Louis, on the Mississippi river, was the scene
on the 7th inst of a bloody affair. Edward
O'IIare, farmer, whose home is at that place,
had, for some time past, suspected his wife ana
one John Carroll of being on terms OF I'M
proper intimacy, though as yet nothing had
developed to show any foundation for the sus.
picion. That night, a little after dark, Or Hare
was sitting on his own doorstep, when he
sighted Carroll. SO far as ascertalned O'llare
gave no warning, but drew his pistol and be-
gan firing. Carroll ran, but he could not out
travel O'IIare's bullets, as was demonstrated
by the fact that one of them caught him just
below the small of the back and he dropped
paralyzed, the ball having struck the spinal
cord O'IIare then tried to shoot his wife, but
succeeded in innictng only a slight flesh
wound. The crowd, attracted by the fusilade,
seIzed O'IIare and bound HIM, and next morn
ing he was lodged in Jail at Jerseyville. The
general belief is that he is insane. HIS wife
had always borne good character. Carroll
was alive at last accounts, but his death was
considered only question of time.
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HARRY DALE.

The Illinois State Board Of Agriculture has
issued its crop reports of the state up to july
lst, summarizing them rs follows;
The winter wheat crop has seldom, II ever,
promised more abundant yield and the Dual,
ity is excellent The crop has been harvested
in the southern and most o! the central coun
ties, and the new wheat Is beng marketed as
fast as il can be threshed. Continued rain IN,
terlercd with the harvesting in central Illinois,
making it impossible in many instances 10 use
reapers binders or headers on account OF the
soft condition of the soil The result is that
the farmers have resorted to cradles, and there
is danger of the grade of the crop being dam
aged by sprouting before it can be success
fully stacked The average condition III the
northern division of the state Is AZ per cent
better than on July /, 1881; in the central dl-
vision G2 per cent better and in the southern
division G3 per cent. better, The general con-
ditlon Is 6 per cent. above the average.