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Dairy, Stock and Farm Notes.

Elgin, Qll.) Advocate.
y little timothy or June grass In
the clover greatly helps it to cure
quickly. Clover alone is too full of
juice, and Its thick stems dry out
slowly.
The Illinois State Dairymen's AS.
ISOLATION will be the first OrganiZa-
ton in the west to hold its annual
convention. 1t meets at De Kalb,
Dec. l2-l4.
Great care should be taken in seed.
ing with clover to leave no gaps, for
they will inevitably be covered with
weeds, Il worse than useless waste of
ground. 1t is Il good plan to lap the
seed Il trille, and then SOW crOsswiSe,
to make sure that all is evenly distri.
bnted. n peck per acre, sown four
quarts each way, gives good stand.
Quite Il number of the creamery
men iu Iowa have concluded to equip
their factories SD Us to make full
cream cheese during portion of the
season. There has been IA good local
demand for cheese, and Il limited
number of factories could make Il
profitable business of the change, but
too many of them may spoil the
profits.
All nurserymen and gardeners ap-
preciate the Importance of thorough
drainage. The crops they put OH the
land are often worth more than the
first cost of the land itself. Hence
it is not uncommon for them in some
places to make drains OH land leased
for five or six years, as the losses
from excessive water would be great
Ell than the cost of draining it off.
The Chagrin Falls, Ohio Erpoaent
is urging factOrymen to ''OrgamZe for
protection against the land sharks
who have commenced a meal on the
vilals." We fear the advice comes
too late, for the factorymen should
have organized months ago To protect
themselves, and when an OrganiZa.
ton was projected in the West but
few gave it any attention. and the
patent right men worried the factory
men into Il settlement. The same pa
per states that Hubhell & Co. are col.
lectlng royalty Oh cheese hoops in
that vicinity.
How many of the manufacturers
of butter understand the value of d
neat package or know to what extent
the package aids in selling the but.
ter An Ohio manufacturer sends to
Elgin for butter tubs because he finds
the package made here very much
neater than those made at or near his
creameries, and he is sharp enough
to know that appearances go Il long
way in butter selling, as well as in
many other things. There are sJme
who may think this is u small matter,
but they can learn from experience
that it is of very great Importance.
One of our eastern exchanges states
that the dairymen of Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. are raising
their heifer calves. We wish that
item were true regarding ut least two
of the States. We know that not
more than one per cent. of the calves
dropped in this section, where there
are 80 900 dairy cows, is raised. while
in the county of Jefferson. Wis, out
of 20 900 cows, the number of calves
being raised this season is about
1900, or perhaps one ont of five of
the number dropped. This does not
look much like raising the calves.
But then I" those eastern fellers
know"
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HEART DISEASE !
CURED BY
Dr.. RUSH'S Regulator,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.

VIM. & Osgoodby, the well-known safe
manufactures of Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pitts
burg. Newark, and Atlanta, Ca. says:
Office ot oSgoodby's Improved Safes,
Il :. Broad Street,
ATLANTA, Ga, October 18th, 1881. J
Dr. RHsh'E MdiCdi association:
Dear Doctors.-The three bottles of DR..
"kISh'S Regulator" ordered were received
NV cypress last week. | have taken nearly
one bottle ana am thoroughly satisfied with
the result. For over two years l have been
troubled with sharp pains AT my heart. My
ply stefan, upon examination pronounced IL
enlargement of the heart, ana was unable to
give me any relief. The trouble grew worse
until Md become convinced that l could
not bc cured. While in New York City, last
week, called upon one OF the most prom-
neut physicians there. who charged me SO
tor au examination and then rccomnen dcd
your Regulator" knowing you to be u re-
gular Medical Association, and not Il patent
haiicias scheme, ordered the three bottles. |
have not been troubled since 1 commenced
taking IL, but shall continue and tak0 the en-
tire three bottles 81 as Ia obtain n permanent
cure. You have my sincere thanks.
| am, gentlemen, Very respectfully,
WIN. q. OSGOODBi.
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A Life Saving Present.

MIR. Nj. f. Allison, Hutchinson, AK.
saved his life by simple Trial Bottle
of DIR. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
II large bottle that completely cured
him, when Doctors, change of climate
and everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, lloarscness, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diseases, 1t is
guaranteed To cure. Trial bottles free
at John A. Samborn's Drug Store.
Large size $l.0O.
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sterling.
StefIInS.
Cutting about done, stacking commcnc

~
Cutting about done, stacking commenced
quite general.
q. w. Rima cut about $50 acres of grain.
Hon. Warden Reed, of Saltwater, is expect
ed here on II shoit visit this week. lie will
lind crops on his farm looking nice.
w. IL. Johnston presented us with nice
mess Of sweet corn the first of the week. He
has large acreage of that kind of corn that
he intends feeding To his pigs. He thinks it
about as profitable a crop us farmers can
raise. it being 81 early and comes in place
about the time that other feed Is scarce.
Help is very scarce. Some farmers being
detained from stacking on this account
Chas. Troy intends putting up Il house in
town. The lumber is on the ground ready
for the carpenter. L.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN Was presented L. the Board %: C,uuIN
Commissioners al Blue Earth Count,
state u; Minnesota, at their last meeting.
held July 18th, lcS3, Tor digging ditch Tor
drainage purposes, commencing nj point
$50 feet east and al feet south al the south
west corner of Section =. Town lU>. Rnng, ~
thence through Lands owned 10y : Shrar,r.
J. X. Audcrrgg. Mud. Andcrvrg, Mat. Hu,-
mer, Jacob Born ami Charles Eick~. aui
terminating al raw inc chains south Ui tny
center uf tho northwest quarter Oi section %.
Town los. Range -, that the viewers appoint
ed by said Board at County Commissioners
have reported in favor of digging said ditch
and that the hearing uf said petition has
been set for the nth daN of September. 1855.
The names ui persons affected nN digging
said ditch arr =. Snrarrr. John BG>Chc!lt. j
X. Auderrgg, And. Audcr"g-. Mat Rucmcr.
George PauluS. Jacob Born amt Charles
Ficks. T. SCAITEEGOBD.
County Auditor.
Mankato, August l2Ih Isl. v,,.
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TAX JUDGMENT Sale !

PURSUANT Ia Real Estate Tax judy
ment at the District Court, IN the tAlm-
~ of Blue Earth, state oi Minnesota
entered tho 10Th day ot August. \ u. I>>;,.
In proceedings for enforcing payment ct
taxes upon real estate III the County ui Blue
Earth, remaining delinquent uE tnC Isl day
of June, 1885, and ot the statutes IN such case
made and prov idcd shall on thu
Isth day at September. 1883.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. al the County
Auditors office in the city of Nuukatu. AMI
County OF Blue Earth. sell the lands which
are charged with taxes IN said Judgment, ami
on which such taxes shall not E:iNc been
previously paid.
Auditors oihcc, Mankatu. Mimi. Au- y,
ISIS I. 'ATrERGODD,
qw2 Auditor af Blue Earth uiIuIN
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PHILA., 1903 North Third Str,

PnILA., ;ilJ8 North Third SIR, I
February |. lSS:i. I
! have been using Allcock's Porous Plas-
tors for II number of years and always with
marked benefit. have been much troubled
with Muscular Rhcumatism; have been
treated by five of our best physicians without
receiving any relief whatever. ! then used
Allcock's Plaster ON the parts affected and !
can assure you the pain has almost entirely
left me. | can recommend them To every one
as the best plaster made. have tried other
kinds but found them worthless.
H. r. GALLAGHER
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A barrel of salt, costing from one
70 iree dollars according to locality
will do more than ten times that
amount of good sprinklcd over hay
when either stacked or moved. TIE
sweating" process of the hay dis
solves the salt, which substance is
Readily absorbed by the hay, and IN
This way the rankest slough grass
becomes good hay for stock. Seat.
teiing small quantity of saltpetel
in the stack adds still more to its
richness; hay properly stacked and
cured in this manner will keep for
years and not become musty.
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Dr. Rush's Regulator

has never failed To give relief. II has been
used successfully for years in subduing the
most stubborn eases of heart difficulties. A
positive cure for Enlargement, PalpitutiOn,
Fluttcring and Fatty Degeneration Of the
heart. Price, Sl.oo per bottle: six for $500.
Sold 10y druggists, or sent direct by DIR.
RuSliS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Nunda, n ", u. :. A.
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A Bargain.

In timber land half II mile from Point Pleas
ant and about the same distance frGm the
proposed depot of the Cannon Valley X. H..
being lot i'm section "a, jamestown.
The land is good and heavily wooded with
Maple aud other choice timber-cnough TIM
her on II to pay for the land.
Being near this famous pleasure resort IL
Is very desirable aud Will be sold ut Il bargain
ii applied for soon. HALL i COFFIN.
Mankato, Sept. u, 1882.
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For twenty-five years have been severely
afflicted with Hay Fever. While was suffer.
ing intensely | was induced, through Mr.
Tichenor's testimonial, To try Ely's Cream
Balm. The effect was marvellous. II en-.
ablcd me To perform my pastoral duties with
out the slightest Inconvenience, and l have
escaped II return attack. pronounce Ely's
Cream Balm cure for Hay fever.-Wm. p.
Carr, Presbyterian Pastor, Elizabeth, N. }.
Not liquid nor Il snuff.
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a Q a r, u

1,p all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. will
send n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
10y missionary i'm South America. Send n
scll-,ltidrcSscd envelope to the REV. joseph
Il. INMAN, Station u Mem FORK Cify. .3yl
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One and one-half bottles OF Ely's Cream
Balm, entirely cured me Of Hay Fever of ten
years standing. Have had nu trace of il for
two years.-Albert A. Perry, Smithboro N Y T..
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PRESENT POWER.
Tomorrow Long Way OFF When
HELM il Wanted To-Day.

Comfort il never in u hurry. Pain and
distress are in hot haste. IL Is Ia the "fricnl
u ne"d''-thc friend who does something
now-Ihat the old adigc pays the compliment
of being ~ friend indeed" That they do not
keep the sufferer i'll suspense * the salient
excellence Of BENSONS CAPCINE PUlt-
Gus PLASTEitS. The plastcrs of other days
whether porous or uthcrwis"-sa Wait
until Tomorrow: We can promise nothing Un
the spur of the moment" But pain unrc-
licscd, like hope deferred, makcth the heart
sick BcnsuI.S puStcrS net ON application
They pcrncatc, sooth, warm and neal. can-
tanning, us they ,io, chemical and ne iicinul
agents of the highest efficiency. Thrirmot q
is NOW, and the genuine have the word
CAPClNE cut IN the middle OF each pla ter.
Price - cents. Scabury 4 Johnson, Chemists,
New York.
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ncrchN summoned
Iar compliant IN lhi
a III" III Ih,' office Ut ihr
1 Cuur: for SAID County Nf
serve = CppN at your an-
IL cHmplI:uI. ga the subscriber
- IN ta' cay at MHn,atn. said
within twenty days AFTER The ~CrN i,v
summons upnl' NDu, exclusive i tho
ia of such service: and a Nou tain L. answer
the said complaint WITHIN the lime aiur,' said
the Plaintiff ia this action will tIk, ltI'r
mcnt against NUu for the sum al eighty -iuur
and .5-lo Dollars, with interest ~ seven per
cent from the IirS; .aN al November lNS:, b,-
sides the cast of tins action.
Dated July lGIh, \. l.. I$S3.
THOMAS \ WASHBiRN.
plaiutitl : Attorney.
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R Il \ j N ATS N!
Immediate Relief in all Cases by
DR.. EUSh'S
Blood Root Oil.
rgcd Of rheumatism in THO Honrs.

flT0I u Rh'UmdtiSm m Tico Hours.
BUFFALO, y. Y, May ., lsSa.
Dr. R"S'S Hriiic0i iSsncidton:
Ci.,T. EMNN.-i have been troubled with
rheumatism for Two years. ! tried all the
best advertised oils and lnimcnts. ana many
nrsi class ply sicianswithout relief. The hist
Dr. | visited recommended DR. RiiSh's
''illuoI Root OIL purchased Il large bottle
for fiiiy cents, and applied it, In two hours
l was relieved and now am entirely well.
IT. effects are wonderful and believe 10 the
only thing IN the world which will cure
rhcumItism. Truly yours,
JOHN HUTCHINSON,
~ Erie ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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GalnlciA lslAuninRS

Miss Lizzie Thomas. daughter of X. j.
Thomas, of Mankato, is enjoying our vital
atmosphere this week, the guest of Mrs }. }.
Edwards, CORTLAND. May she have II pleas.
ant time.
Mr.. Richard F. Jones. of Mankato, favor
ably known as A. Henlein's genial clerk, is
spending part OF his vacation i'm the vicin-
ity, guest of U. +. Richards family.
Daniel Owens, David j. Thomas, Timothy
Reese and wife, of Lake Crystal, spent Sun
day at Cambrip.
Rev. John L. Jones, of Red Oak, Iowa, will
preach in our churches next Sunday
David Price had Il runaway, with his self
binder, caused by the seat-breaking. One
horse fell and broke his neck and Mr.. Price
was seriously injured. but we are glad to say
that he is improving.
Stacking is in progress.
Early corn looks tine and not Finely" IA
Ben hay-,ia is want to say. Hear y,, Ben"
That Butternut Valley correspondent is 1,
jolly good one. Let us have more about
Bangs on Girls"
Prairie chickens are quite numerous. We
Mankato sportsmen, give US Il call.
pHOENIx
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have used Ely's Cream Balm for Hay
Fever, and experienced great relief. ] most
cordially recommend IL IA the Dc st of all the
many remedies ! have tried.-T. b. jerks,
Lawyer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price SO cents.
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RO0KS---2 Tons u Day.

OVER 100000 VOLUMES READY.
The choicest literature "f the world, often
the best editions published. I0O-PAGE
CATALOGUE FREE. Lowest Prices ever
known. NOT sold by dealers. Sent for
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dencc Of good faith. john B. ALDEN.
Publisher, Is Nescy str, n. y. 4. q. Box l22s.
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DR.. RUSH'S BLOOD ROOT OIL
RHEUMATISM

has no equal in the world rs II Linimcnt or
Oh. II i II chrdp, Sdfr. simp!s and SHr, external
remedy for man or beast. II never fails To
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COUNTY coRREsroNDENcE.
Laid over from last week.
MauletOn.


Harvest is over and many arc thrcshing
from the shocks. We are Informed of one
yield of wheat of eighteen bushels per acre.
Mr.. c. q. Spaulding has been sick, but is
about again. THINK less of the quantity and
more of the quality of melons hereafter
Guy.
Miss Eliza Jarvis, of Canada, who his been
visiting her uncles, Messrs. Donald ana
Frazer McGregor, for the past six month";,
VIII return home soon. She Is teacher 10y
profession, young lady of fine education
anu ability. She returns to commence her
seventh years work in the same school.
Miss Francis Cornell has gone to GAINESVILLE
to visit Mrs. Nellie Wentworth.
VIM. Ward had some of his fingers badly
lacerated in u binder last week. He may pos-
sibly lose one OF thom.
In the case of State vs. Annis a verdict of
not guilty was found. Yet, we trust the boys
viii mend their conduct in the future. Such
acts are what pave the way To a soj0urn be-
hind the dismal bars, and it is well To reverse
this career while yet there is time"
Mr.. Alph Green was seriously hurt on
wednesday bya horse striking him In the
LETT side with his fore-feet aud then falling
over him. The horse was working ON a
threshng power ,ttd took the blind staygers.
and the accident occurred while he was being
unhitchcd.
IL Bcn-iiay-lpad taking u summer vacations
His spicy quill did not speak last week
Come forth Ben, regularity is the staff of
correspondence.
town seemed taken by tramps on sun
day some half dozen of them showing turb,I-
lent indications all day. On Monday they
waxed chivalric and Marshal Gates under
took To arrest two of them. While trying Ia
subject one, the other assailcd him with n
knife, but was seized by others, thrown To the
ground and relieved of the knife. They
were put In the village Jail until Tuesday
morning, when village attorney Plymat
prosecuted the.> before Justice Clark for
assault with II dangerous weapon. They
were held to await the action of the grand
jury, and sent to the Mankato jail. They
gave their names to be- Jack Burns and James
Cummins.
Several of the young people were enter
tanned by Mr. and ars. J. $. Roe, on Monda,
evening. Joyous time it was.
SIR. Thomas Evans, of Bangor, Wis, incl,
of Mrs. Spaulding and Bishop. and NJ. T.. Bcr
ry, made Al several days visit to Mapicton this
week.
Mrs. j. T.. Brown has gone to Wisconsin I,
visit relatives and friends. We under slani
that Mrs. Belle Corlss will accompany h.i
back and make visit here.
The Daily Fable Spirit is II regular visitor
To our village now.
Mapleton and vicinity will send a large
delegation to the Normal School this fail.
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AlicOck's POruGs Plaster

CURE WHERE OTHER PLASTERS
FAIL EVEN TO RELIEVE.
Take NO other or you will be disappoint-
ed. Insist on having
ATT,CoCK'S.
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CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
AND ST.. Paul.

,,ou,, an, oor,,.s o,or ~, miles q,
road in Northern illinois, Wisconsin, Minnie
branches and connections reach uil the great
business centres of the Northwest AMI Far
West, IL naturally answers the description 81
short Line and Best Route between
<,uycUoo. us,,cvuEce, ~. Far! ana
n;.,,,rW.,1yys
,,;:,.,,,,w
t,ni,.,.,ro. Yiy,cuuEpe. JEcy,sp.s
and fifcn0"f".
CkicefOO, HiftCuUEPP, EGH Cfui5f
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III Ut The World Watch Station
"a n cry Package is the fastest sci
Ealing article in the market Con-
tains tx sheets Note Paper ~ Envelopes,
Pencil, Pen-Holdcr, Pen and n handsome
piece of Jewelry. Retail price 25 cents.
Four dozen for SO 90. n watch guaran-
teed with every four dozen you order.
For 20 cents, in one or two cent postage
stamps, we will send complete sample
package, with c.cgHnt Gold Plated Sleeve
Buttons, Gold Plated Studs, Gold Plated Col
lar Button, Handsome Wach Chain, Gold
Plated Ring AMI elegant Scarf Pin. Register
large amounts. rs page illustrated Cata-
lOglr of Guns, Scli-cockiug RcvolvcrS. Tcir-
scopes, Spy Glasses, Watches, Accnricons.
ViOlins, Organcttes, de-, free. Write at
;%sin 70 s %"'' e. sf ss.esa NOTICE
81 rect, New York ~ - - - N--
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Bart Ra.se:ns srss,s 1nonosora Aviles 81 dys m ~
plaster to King Co. vssssl 10 snow burgess '~ VII"
sgNssr-w.ai :, sandy aeok Light WI hay. Al Ctr
| Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Canada Fr, Robinson London Aug with mdss
sssI a s OMEN S.we.. Az.
Is DAYS order vessel % seassr Bros .ss
h q e Sss 81 u
uLGA.sD
steamer osna az Msan %
steamer Faraday BIT lie Fame London-Iienderson Bros
stsamsI The queen Br. COchrano. Liverpool VIA Queens.
steamer circsssis tBr, Boothby. GLASGOW Hsndsr,o.
Steamer Newman tBrl. Johnston. Havre-Funch, car,
steamer Pennland tBelg. weysr AntwerD-Pstsr Wright
steamer Piantyn iBegl. schott Antwerp-Funch. Edys
steamer Prinz Albrecht tGer, Ecker. Bordeaux-smo.
steamer orinocO tBrl Fraser Hamilton. Bermuda-A
sssams j. Sc Freeman Anderson st AIMS Bly, Ia
Steamer Western Texas Risk, Fsrnandina Port Roya
steamer Vineiand. Hart Baitlmore-J s Krems
Amsscs ps ato Mn S1Ss
,tIney NOR. Ciausen. Anisr Java. for ordsrss
ssrs sIlsys Bloom b., FeathsrstOnhaush-cOrs sa
sarE aennest,rs IIaI Then aaIway.ss. ,ssulich
Bsrs Barcelona (span,, Csbus. Marseie,-Famsn Ca
BARK Mfddle5ex lOofb hAcmcnhs
BARK Nova scotia tBr, Porter. ROtterdam--J Pstsr
Bnx winslow oskes. Port Spain. Trnidad-F chais-
Brig Martha Brady tBr. Harvey. Windsor. Ns-Js
Bng deery, Conklin. Port Roya-Evana Ball q @.
SAILED
STEAMERS winston for Newcastle; Avila Porto Rico Oh
noco Bermuda fexas Fernzndins; Brezkwstsr
lie wes e Victoria for daIabdrg Corolan Hzyr3
Il vat, Gibraltar; Freeds Wiley, Pensacola
Also sailel-via Long Island sound-Bark Grant, ig
Christiausand
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEA1ER1
FOREIGN PORrA
roxnox Aue 22-sailed steamers LudKare tBr Al
len New. YorE; Persian Monarch DR. Danconba do.
l3d-Arnved steamer Denmark (Brl Tyson. from New.
York ,,.,. -.
ingtOn. for Boston. - -
Small. Tor New.Y0rk. -
erpooi hence for New. York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug z5-Saileo stea'nst ruoa Noerb
deutsch. from hence Tor New.fork.
sCILLY Aug 4-Psssed steamer Fotara Ger) Habenands
from New YOrS Aug wayto Hamburg
GLASGOW Aug 24-Arrtyed steamer AsnlIooan' lbr neA
Montreal Aug IL ,.,-, m,
DUBLIN Aug Z4-Arrved. steamer Mufiei tbr hAnaays
from NewOreans July 20. ~,
LISBON. TO Aug 23Arrved, steamer Fa"heo tnrl NAM
den, New-York Aug4
Fox RIVER Aug 24-Passed steamer Parsan (Br). Wykt
from lAverpool for Montreal , -.
HAVANA, Aug 1915 80 y n-Saled- Steamer sanuAS@ W
ton, for New.York