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H0U SEHOID.

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M =, i I, ,no o,,n
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Little Falls transcript., 1884-06-27
the Medicine Chest For the Farm.

The Medicine Chest For the Farm.
: The following list OF remedies for the
domistic veterinary treatment of farm
stock, arranged in alphabetical order,
with, the doses for different animals, hy
Professor Brown, we copy from the cur
rent Journal Of the Royal Agricultural
Society -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

The reope of the United States In the Territory
If Iiahu scrd gre.tins to Alma Reyes and
VIII r Key, s. defenda"ts
You Hrt lSr,hy required to appear in mn action
r II i I sgninSt Non by he abuv named plain
4 III TIE iiiStgi t Court of til second Julcial
DiE'r'ct OF Q Teri To Y Of IL 10. in and for the
untrot Altpras, and answer the 60" pla ut
hl"i thu r i'll wilton zen days exclusive "f the day
of s'rYir J, fl T the srrvlte y of til IS sum
mons If -erved " thin is cou lty: or. + served
ont ot this county, hut in this district, thin
~ ty davs: ttLcrwise, Wit in f.,ty dsys--or
ju3g u"ni bv default wi be taken against you ac-
cor lag to tn Yer of sad conf liant.
The said action S brought to recover III 'gment
ag"ilt-t GU 70" the sum OF twelve iii,lrei
met -four M 100 dollars, ne pl int 81 r n,
yen GA 4 ccrtain in i1Iu. 1T rendered "a t." lis
triei C"rrt of the First Judicial III tr'ct. Weller
e uutf tia Ter it ry, on MIR IA Eta. J s..
AID yuu are herly t'ted that f you fail to
up c'r and answer the said e mp ain nh We
required ih- sad plaintiffs !, tnke dcfau I an :,
lUig belt fl the sum If 81, "a ~, md int res
1t 0per ceLt from March l.tI, 1884 and costs of
suit
Given under my hand and seal of the District
Count II the second Judi mi hi trict of the Ter
rit rv o 1daho. in and for the county of A turas
tAis Eth dry Of May. in the wear of Lord one
Thousand eight hundred aud lightly four.
tsFMl A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
by L. I. RI HARDs, Demty clerk.
hiAbALl. X dEYwH Oh. Ogden, Pins. Attys. m12
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
= s@ NJ
. Application, for Patent.
...-- NOTICE 40 81.
UNITED STATES IAHD OFFICE

UNITED STATES AID OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO,
= April y. 1884,
Notice Is hereby given that the Atfaita Hill
Gold Mining and NJ i'll NJ Company, an or ,anlzt
ton incorporated under the laws OF the state OF
whose post, iice address is HALEY. Aitnras county
Idaho Territay, HISS made application for Il
United States Patent for the ..'
LASTCHANCE LODE MINING CLAIM, .
situate in the Middle Boise Mining District, Al
tnras County. Idaho Territory, consisting -i
1,U,3 linear rect of the lode, tiI nee lIolrt
200 feet wide, being lot No. a. aud described in
the field notes and plat .of the Official survey "
file in this office. with lnGpuetic variation at ~ de
grees and 10 minutes east, ms follows: Common
ing ut the discovery point nal rnnajng Thence >
II degrees L. 40 feet t. t end of clam; t hee
s. - degrees " 100 feet /, -eorirr M. ): tnenee
N. 10 degrees l.. 800 fee 10 corner No. ,; hon {
N. n degrees W. hs3 feet 10 corner No. 3; thence
s. ~ degrees AMI 10 minutes W 3l5 feet u GONE
No. 4, thence $. 10 degrees W. 2O) f,ct to-
No. g. thence n u degrees ana 80 minutes +. ji5
feet 10 conner No. Is: thence >. u dtalets l.. oo-
feet to corner No. |. the place of bosinn g SURVEY
of exterior boundaries OF clAlu- Colta n.H6 IA
acres.
From corner No 3, L s. NJ. NJ, No. bears n. A
degrees, Is minutes and % seconds n. 1854 fett
distant. q
The said mining claim being of record in TIL
Office IT the Recorder ot'~ sad Mhlins ifs
trict, at HALEY. i'll Alturas County, Idalo errlto
~. The nearest known lo'~tions being 'u'
Monarch, T. s. Lot 81. ana the BliTtl,.H. y LOT 4
direct that this notice be pub %hodl n th'
WOOD RIVER TINES, the nav 'pap"r pIbf.tues
nearest the said mining clam, for the period o
sky days.
A22t6Ot HOMER J.. POUND. Register
WIN. HySDNAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
EUMMONS.


Horacc G Eu.pp. def !Hnt
The People of the ittrl stat q. Of itahr Ter
g. t,ri;siy, seni Greet uA to HDrte g. i.u Up, de-
tend ilt:
You rr Ia, RELY snnruoncd To- npotar lief r me,
mt DIN IN II, -, ~ the uufY Of Altar =, u
TIC .tu day ut June. Loo, It tn ocl q. nj -
au rtiOu bruu 5ht Htsiiu,t y II ~ SAT- pi Al
tie com iAl u the a9OVr hHni,u H. Il t..
,ii action Is brou4tt t. r.. ovtr the sum O. I
huu1rtd ii -. ven aild 10 100 lpllls FIR NO l. uu
labor performed. aud for mt rial turulsh Il cur
in til" mon il If AUGUST, ioo.i, nj IHilt y, tt'to
ju IA mt Nil % ! ken aahiust You Tor tn : q
A.A1ult 10 ,tAor tn costs of this suit, ii &.
I, .= p II ani illSW' -.
10 u.o sA,rA or any Coust. IL Of said Cyuut
ut'"iiIE.
NJ ke l,g4l rvre n Il du" r turn III ruof.
CA e.l ullI ms hama this j,h TIA % MIR II. !-Nf
f. LE9IAON,
M "a Justice of tAe Peace + s-il lr ciurt
lin. sbury Nj GaHAi, Attorneys for piuhi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

NAy " for the working class. SEND ~ e ,n.
sAs IL for post.,se and we will mail You 'lt,,
GteFs,S:a roy u, vaiuab box OF sample hviu
Wv IS TINS VIII put You in the way oil making
more money in q few days than yon ever thu"sn'
pos able at any business. Capital not relu,nu
We viii stqrt you. You can worK all the 'n .u,
in spare time only The work is univtrsan!
a,ls,ied t, both sexes. Young and old. You eaa
ems lly earn from 80 C, nts to 50 every e'en'nn.
That all who want work may test the hus'nee'' nj
make this unparalleled offer; to All VINO s t,. of
writing u.s. Full particulars. directiohs' e. iSs
free. Fortunes will he made by those ~hp s "a
their whole time l., the work. Great SUI" a.
absolutely snre. Don't delny. Start now 90
dress SrINsoN Il Co. Portland. Maine. "''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
Application for Faioat.

TNlrup STATES LANn OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LANn OFFICE.
HARLEY. 'utU',
Ap''l =, 1894
Notice is hereby given mt the htlau,a lii t'lr
Mining and Milling Company, an organ lntIon m
corporal II under III" laws OF o." Sta" as NV
York. by it, Mt rntA ia fact, WA, Hyn In N,
whose post pihce alir s, is Haley, Nj II county.
Idaho Territory -hss made Tpptivstlun far u
United It tics Fat ut fer tao
ARTHUR MACY PLACER Nj ING CLAIM,
situate IN Middle ihis{ dtntug o. n e. Nttras
comfy. ldaho Territory, ponsl-ttt' dt At ipt'r
fectot the Il iin rt'e t'to 81 10 ie' wiue,
being Lot No. III, and dVS rh"d nt held nott spli
plat OF the OH cAl siir> bu HE IN this on with
magnetic variation at Is degrees ami ~ mluut :
east us follows; Commencing Mt Ia, not y. It
of the claim, IN rAed corner No /. ana run-
g thence 5. degrees ". l4t2 ttct to corn + No. J.
thence n. % degrees II minut' and IL syt1nos "
3Ss feet to coger No. TN plnee e D' ginning s'r
voy of eNteriA boundaries OF clailn. Containing
1889 acres.
From corner Ne. |, L. s. VI. ". SoF2 1Turs n.
As degrees and ;! nlluUt ". Lilo l,,t dissent.
IN. said mining clam ho.nG oi record Ill I e
Office Of the Recorder of sad Mining Dis
trict, ut Haley, III Aituras county, Idaho terc-
tory The nearest known itei,tttAis. .bt u -
the DAILY Mill SITE claim. Lot 80, =.
| direct that tins notice he puh.l shcd in the
Woop RIVER TIM tie u"Woprn"r puhlt Ned
nearest the SAID mining claim, ton tAc period OF
sixty DAYS.
m-.d6Ot HOMER l. POUND. Register.
wv. HYN DMAs, Attor,op1 Applicaft.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

To James code in til" n'rn- Of tho rrople of the
INT 4 is ~ tn T,rr't r. "t ljnho:
You r hereby 1T fol tlD tt'rr II " on
&c in the u1Aty Of ia p b T. &" r ot cuu' t.
@ AltUr :, i'll tie trIt ~ Of iitho, I Q conf
piuIt OF JOHN Enlrt S X co. 'eInRudii ef sam
inc s}F, u' S12r.51 up II the fol owing Vtuse of
'rti n ( the s3il s'l # So = due t, plaintifS
II ~ YOU t4@ IL d uc,et.ian'. HrEop =, vtr ani
lu'rcLfrd Sc suld M lN'r,J t. you J y pl iiIl-
tiff b tween Nov. /, ls-3, aud Aprl !, S5i:
AID t u -" Nou uppe n a. sNtr :" said
comp.i It Iuy uticc III Had ". L.. W hin I u
days tx lusiv, q; the day of sr' ic }, after thu
service o. you # THIS suInmons-ii rye & ithin
TINS un'y: or ii served ont # he coun Y, but IN
his district, Wit % days: 'therW Wit il
fuc'y days or in gment hy def II viii he takea
ag.irst yuu tur tn" sum Of two hundred N
tVe' ~ lollt aud fifty csut> (s2-GaO), tugt tier
with the costs Of 81 {
In StjMory whert %, O. NJ. Pr ons, Pro
hf I" E = hbNf hcreuI T. So my hon AMI aiiiN ID
In" s,flut said Court at HALEY, ldaho. this 9,h
day { MAY, \. d 1o4.
IsEAL GEO. NJ PARSONS.
prp"ate Jut ge.
TX CClrio Cl"~I o' tn j r hate Court.
KINGsDvRt \ N.tio~AN, re s.. ut ms
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

Notice Of the above applirat On II ne puhlishe ?
in ike 1IM.s, priLt "a st Haley, III tho winch
est tn" lana dt scriu,I Ia sgiu apple ton.
a1atd EUAEi. l.. IGt 80 Le-ister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
SUMMONS.
In tho District Court Of tae second Ju1icisl Dis
trict Of the !trr r. OF idaho in aid FOR
the Coun Of Alt,ras.

cieorgo rerd, Z. O. Joats J. p. Kirtenhail and
Chas Coo, go p rncrs under the hrm
name Of II Cd, jon II Co, plain
;iTs vs.. Aim, keyes and Val
ltrI Reyes d, fenda.ts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
Apple alton, Tor Patent.
uNlrED srhrEa ts,Nn prrICF,

I :.
UNITED STATES l4'Nn ttFf"f,
HALEY, inAHo,
Mlrch -, 1854.
Notice is hereby given thnt bpnlel iurrWGlon
and Robert G. Chambers, by W. II. Watt. TIA II ,at-
tSrney in ftct, wh'se 'gost tlcts a'rr - IL
HALEY, Ahuras county, IMm Territory, nave
made application Tor = TGt~d at.% Patent Tor
the r.- t,t
= $40 EMMA JoNF NitNtS,i CLAIM "A.
. ,-,,, ., , - , - !, ~ IT,;
s,'"''c III SECS ~ an" - A. - ~ a. 49, 80
W. ,i.'i""' 800 ~ - ~, ~,
county. i""uH ,'I'''o'H' N"S'.HT =
linear iett "i IA. ''"' "l"' 't''"'' " NJ" w.
w'do. being io' ~ Co., tI'' 'th'i ~ ~ NJ '.,'
minutes east, rs follows: .....
,,..,,, 4. a., .,.,f,,, = 49,,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
CHE
Ho Z az "a
L. { - O., ! ia NJ j -
Private L.a2a4sarY.
" GcAry St. san Fran o. Cul

YotxG MIDDLE hGEp ana OLD mon and nil who
need cdicel Skill ana cAle. ici'e. c"asnlt tht
81 Iurruet Physician 1T once. HIS tpinl n
MT ing, NM mty save future lilst ~ ana
s arle. Nhtn iaco " icrt TO visit t. e 'itl for
treat 'ordi tn's ca be sent 'T'ry"u'rt ny
.x,r, 81 FREE f.un obs rs t GA. II i sci evil
dent III t physirian WhoE Ncs his wn"lv ntt H.
ton & elias If dis ns' It airs -rtrt sal "li'!
nh si,n,s tlrouphout the rou try, hll' wiz this,
fr. qu My roe mucnI tiicult cas- : t" thu OLD.
IS" si'I G!AlioT.ty wiou cv'ty known q" d
H4re is u Ell. Tne po:"'s ACE md iNPf.
hlE> e. lln4e his opinion Of so44LMi mp
t.uce.
ig-Those vho can no one hut the DO to..
Co tnti N free and Sa,tcdly Con fiji lat nj
Cs vi ich h,Ne taiird in ob a.nint rel , et Csc,
where ,spe ,ially solicit d. TIE DOCTOR VII
aerc' TO + rfrt $40 FIR a e"s und.it Ken, net
cured. G il Or write Hours Daily from . a.
"a 'o4 p IN t. eveiiin IS: Sundays, ~ TO Il
only S,sd for the s,n t,rist Ou.Io to Health;
SIN" '.Ei!. Adirt s. - 40 ".
ry~rhe services + th'.,lchr ia IL G rman
h sic an, LR o. GINARI', no!4 Sir sonr have
f,IAc spe i4list or So o. luen / uu ,' -
iy kaoNl, and II n ~od+ are daily 'va i1' '.' m
SELVES OF thu OPP rtuu Of tt.r coHs0-t1tl, H.
Uoianaa IS " by 'ttei, Al all ntu4%'s
u...LlG.iG sN0XulG.i. t..i.a!}H iHlI.0HArOD
pe.,..t emily prevents all rr' star Losses from
,nc sysI MT It's IA II w = ten ems e luis-
ci,. thtrA tn t.. ''vi't'r to- t " MhoIr : =
ielu urts,oles tt AL rttu t. Health and HAP
Tur r,aaoa SO many cauuot get cured # Sa.lital
NtAAu,ss. Loss e III. col. IT,. is OWING to q
c..t u cat ~. allied PitV5t al OittdrA VIZ. Hl-
PEt,E.t HESIA, Wh III teq'ttr,s iecol,ar treat
n."ut. lr. il b - lnv.-"r t,r = e." o'iy POSI-
ave cur tr lEOarAIUAhIE with petui AZ
sp'ri,I II, ttuou, used Mt t6e Llch plsren.irY,
| Pire ut lGyi COR r, s., Gas oi Y hutt.es, %
DO. t. any aGultss, covered securely from cUa' r
| Most p werfu electric y, It's free pq.3etts.
! 10 prove the Won .,r4tl poNr OF the iuvleor-
A - BOTTLE GIVEN or sFNT FREE.
! Constitution II = au,. ltiNat'. CA on acGrgss
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

Re cnrrat'on ( r
inf, III i > i Ms,
suffering I OnI a
general want of
tA.4e and Il s usual
con'urltE T., d,s-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

directshut the ~ ping moth c-of application
for patent lie nj sl..,i for tls erIaa 4 siN;N
DAYS in the WOOD RIVER DAM TINS. "A newspal r
published at H4iisy, A.tur-s cenpia, Idaho Aer-
ritnry. ~
m29 HNNEH PS''SD. Register.
". H. WATT. II alley, Idaho. ATTY. for Applicant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
DISEASES CT HAN.

All app' wing IT, me viii receive my honest orn-
ion OF Their culipial Mt no 'Xlertluc'i t{. viii
9uAr ,utcr = positive cure in oV'ry case uni -
tnkr. forfeit 81 o.. CuuSNlt Ytlon IN Office by
letter FIR and strictly PRIV IL. ChHrlcs N der
IT. ThorouR1 examination, inc I'D H. chemit al
and niicrnsropicl a'plNsis Of urine md adv &C..
- ~. Ol;rt hours. 9 to } 4 lily. .o ) eyeuiu.
Sundays, h T. only. Gail or address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

letters ST oh Bfi'rs efTc I've H. an INV or.
am. FOR sple hy all Drags,is.s sid petlctS II
orally. laiui
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
YOUN q M HIN

and MIpDtE-AGED MEN who are suffer ng from
the effects Of Youthful ludis rftipns Exc ss.s
IN lnatlirer years N,rY0us Hni Physical IcbiltN.
Ilnpot.ncy, Lost NprGnod. "oufnsion "f ideas
dull eyes aversion t. lctrty, des pond nrv PIN
on the face, loss Of en- r. ana me cry. fire.
Qurfcv Of urinating. etc. nrmcuher tlrt / V n
cnnh II. ( ON OF VEGETABLE LG5tE les oi rt t
ATTY" y yer the nn,tor HIS 50 ARRANGED his
trestn.rut That it WtN not Ily an ri Immediate
rll - LINT q LII
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

4Ui q n street Nhll L f!tl'iStN. WA
rrivato cntrs re, - MFSo1 str Ct, t3Ur rlach'
~ {. gr, sir,t rom k""r y. Main tntr nrt
tArlu IL Dlsl on any IA. sture. JJjtt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
VIIs1 G;sls4AT
--,rt sE.rs ~ - e. n q. ~. ~
u, d ~ a., s~, G& ss.as ..a ~

Is a nCVcr-t4iling J,rt
TT Nervous Debility,
EN.Nl,strd Vitality,
.itIntuHl Weakness.
-, ruato yhWg, LosI
MANHOOD. lHi'"tcnry.
yEo~IAgoI.AHEA, Ia.
= ;. md n. TIA terri
uIe effect OF ,oylf-At.u Z.
ypuI fla I, llits ana oN-
Ces.rs IN mature? yours
such as Loss III .noiu-
CRY. l.qSSltude, Noe
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

TX Oclr'o Clork or tn r Nate Co4rt.
KIHGsyUBi X l-uoMAN, PIE s.. lit =. mo
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

FAR ALLEN. rs Is TLKNOWS IS \ EEGU
az LAR graGn = d Physician, educated II Bow
dom COLLEGE IN ilnivcrs. tv # Michigqu lie las
devoted If ino f.. ma is tuoNlr2g "d 10 e.,
the most expert Surgeon i'll is sl,ocia ~ OF the
u t.i,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
uU$.'gvALEY EXPERIENCE,

tHaYiug been surge :. IN chqrt" OF two lcadino
hos talsl enables lnt t. trrtt I'll pr V3tr truuhl
with exc. Icn results. wish It dist N tly unler.
stood that do nat rlaiu to ~ rfuriu iupu-s bill
ties, or 10 have miraculous or supernatural rnw' r
ciaiII only t. b. slilltul md successful fhy 81
specially
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30
TIVE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

FsTAnIIsrtFp FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY
CURL or CHR9SIC, NERVOUS SPED IAL DIsE4shs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-30

In 'e District Court Of the 2d Judicial Disri t of
the Territory of Idaho, in ma FOR the County
of At iras.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-16
ONLY the Foot Rot.

EFF1NGHAM, Ill. March 15.-Simon Bette,
an expert sent here by the Breeders Gazette.
to investigate the cattle plague supposed to
be prevailing in this vicinity, and person
who has given the foot and mouth disease
careful study, not only in this country but in
Canada and Scotland, after making a close
investigation of the afflicted herds here,
makes the following statement to the Asso-
ciated Press: The foot and mouth disease
reported to be prevalent in Efingham and
and adjoining counties proved to be without
foundation. 1 visited the largest herd in
the county to-day, said to be afflicted with
the foot and mouth disease. The heard be-
longed to Robt. Eskeating, seven miles north
of Effingham. I found the cattle had the
foot rot, but not single indication of foot
and mouth disease. The herd consists of
fifty-one head of cattle, part of which
became afflicted with foul on the
foot, about January list. That being
properly cared for, the disease has
increased, and some of the cattle have lost
their hoofs. The disease is confined to the
calves and younger portion of the herd. The
older cattle and sheep in the same pasture
show no signs of the disease whatever. OF
the fourteen now suffering, not one shows
the slightest indication of the diseased mouth
and all have ravenous appetites, indicating
poor feeding. With thirty years experience
in foot and mouth disease, having seen hun
dreds of cases, and from careful investiga-
ton, am certain that these cattle are not
affected with foot and mouth disease. From
information gathered here in regard to other
cases reported in this and adjoining counties
am convinced they are similar, and that no
foot nd mouth disease exists into his section
of the staten
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-16
Maheonedi Asse,,abln.

The stockholders Of Mahtomedi Assembly
association met in their first annual meeting
last Wednesday at 1876 East Third street, st.
Paul, and elected the following officers and
directors for the ensuing year:
Rev. S. G. Smith, Phi. D., presidents John
Espey, vice president: A. j. Goodrich, secre-
tary; Geo. B. Woodward, treasurer, and d.
H. Moon, Chas. c. H. Smith, H. L. Pilking-
ton, J. Ross Nicols, David Tice, S. A. Coe, S.
Sherin, directors.
The treasurers annual report showed that
SIG, 236. OF had been expended during the
past year in buildings and Improvements. A
grand programme of meetings and enter
tainments is being prepared. A summer as
sembly July % to August 4, the special fea-
ture of which will be Sunday school chill
drens' jubilee, at which it is expected one
thousand children will compose chorus in
charge of an able musical director.
There will be ministerial
institute. The Mahtomedi musical festival
will be held August 9, to 16, and conducted
by Prof. w. F. Sherwin, of the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass. Prof.
Sherwin has had charge of the music atall the
great Chautauqua meetings for the past ten
years. All these meetings will be conducted on
broad undenominational basis. The business
of all the meetings is in charge of the man
agcr of the association, S. Sherin, $50 Day.
ton avenue, st. Pavl.
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Davtom Ape,aue Literary society.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of this
organization was held on Thursday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Berry, No. 473, lyle
hart street, with an attendance of forty-fve
members. The subject was 'Egypt,n a
timely topic in view of recent developments
in that country, and interesting papers were
read by Miss Maggie Way, on ''The People, !"
on ''The Nile" by Mrs. B. C. Winston, and
on the Rosetta Stone" by Mrs. E. L. Fryer
'sThe Pyramids" by Mr.. Stevenson, and the
"Suez Canal" by Prof Wright were treated
as. representing the old and the new in
Egyptian history and carefully prepared
article by Miss Wales on the ''Temple at
Luxor" was read, completing the literary
part of the programme. The essays were
interspersed with music, comprising bril-
liant composition on the piano, by Miss Susie
Green, an Oriental melody by Miss Ella
Cornman, and either solo by Mr.. Geist,
whose performance elected an encore in re-
spouse to which he gave the "Chapel in the
Forest" in very delightful style. Vocal
selections were rendered by Miss Brack and
Nickerson, and an Arabic song followed by
the ''Muezzin's Cry" was given by Nh.
Ford, who appeard in Oriental costume, &C
companied by Miss Garrison, who was at
tired in similar manner, theiwhole forming a
unique feature of the entertainment and one
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. The
subject for the next meeting March 9th,
will be stSpain.n
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They win Stamp Out the Disease.

NEsHo FALLs, March 15.-Several surgeons,
representing imported cattle interests, both
east and west, have arrived here. They all
pronounce the disease genuine epiZootic
apthe beyond doubt, but express surprise that
it is so slightly contagious. The climate of
Kansas and all other circumstances SO decid-
edly unfavorable to its spread and development
that all are confident it can be easily and
wholly abated by the destruction of the in
fected heards, and the disinfection of the
premises, as it is only a question of a few
dollars. No alarm is felt since the call for a
special legislative session. In two weeks
there wont be a case in all Kansas. Lieut.
Governor Finney sent to-day the following
dispatch to the governor of Illinois:: 'Ne
osha Falls, March 15.-To Governor Hamil-
ton: Recent dispatches represent you as
saying you would issue a proclamation
quarantining against Kansas cattle. l hope
before taking such action, you will make
thorough investigation. No fat cattle are
affected and only five herds of stock cattle
in the entire state and they are closely
quarantined.
[Signed. d. W. TINNEY,
Chairman of Quarantine Committee.
There need be no fears of the disease
spreading in this section of the country.
There is fixed determination to hold it just
where is, until legislature can act. The
pnblic sentiment is such, that it wont be
healthy for anyone to disregard the regula-
tons of the quarantine committee.