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New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

the West Shore and tho Pennsylvanis railroads
OF course IL was Central and Hudson
and Lake Shore that were tho features OF tho
market and early about per cont sharp advance
in Philsd~phia for Pennsylvania stock (which Of course
could not have been managed by orders from NewYork
also early that thcso things should 90
when the remainder Of the market weak and in
clned toward lower figures proof positive to the Or
dinary spcculator that something IL going on" As
result by time genial spirit OF confidence per-
vaded the Stock Exchange and there almost
universal contribution Of mites to the better figures that
were made. 30 far as We are able to learn
there is beyond the surface indications mentioned no
reason question correctness Of THE TRIBUSEs in
formation printed this morning. The market closed
strong at about the best figures.
Governments we're dull but generally were firm al
though the bids the 3s OF s per cent Annex ed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
rupopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July S-Provisions bacon Cumberland Cut
yls Cd Long Clear Middles 2ls 6 Short Clear Mddes
2ss 2d short Ribs 3ls 6ij shoulders Ais o. per cws
Ies-S7s Od for Extra Indian Mess Pr Mess. bSs. IL
Pork-Prime Ness 6is od. por bb' Prime Mess Ea,tera
gOs Western, j2s lard-Anercan 34s. Sd, Prlme West
ern 3Is Od.. Lard OIL 3js. I'd ams-Long Ont. AS 9i
shoudcrs 36s 81 Butter 72 3D. cwt for finest United
states Cheese-Amercan Choice 37s Ut Wheat hcd
Western spring 0s iOd o7s ld Rcd Winter Is cd ais "a
per oenta No spring Ts 0d New Wostera Wintsr Is 3D.
New Mixed Western Is. II 'qii California No. 7s od
7s Nj. oanta. Produce
-splrts OF Turpentine 2Ss 80 London 254 OIL
cwt: Redned Petroleum 10 Cd per gallon Clover Seed
American Red 4gs per cwt Taow3ls 6d per cwt Rosa
-Common, 3s Si Pale. ils6d 90A Oh IAnseei OIL IA
The rsceps OF wheat for the past days 10000
centals including ia 900 oentals Am-rican.
American for the past three days werc
lO7, 900 centals. 49,, an, ga. =. M, -.
LONDON July s-Produos-IAnseedoil 22l lOs a 0R2l lIs
Take. ri 9aoes 0s. psr ton; Reanoa Petroleum ortS
Cd Ger gaon spirits Of Turpentne, 23s ID pef oHt;
sperm oil, s55 per ton Ronn-C Common, Is ~ es "a;
Pale "a ola. ProvIslons-Lard fts. 0d per owt f)r
American; sugar iss 81 per for Ou6A csatrlfdsA
polarixng 96S 6s 3D. 0l6s Tor Cuba MuscovAlofAr
enning aEoat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
------- 49, 80 ---1--
TIE PETROLEUM. MARKET


The range of prices of crude certificates at
the onsoldated Exchange to-day 2 cents against
an extreme range Of 34 cents yesterday. Tho lowest
price to-day was cent above that Of yesterday the
highest price was the same Yet there more rregn-
ary I'm the fluctuations and the temper OF traders was
more uncertain At the declines the market looked very
weak on the rallies 1t appeared TO be very strong The
bears have recovered their courage ana were
free short sales. but there was not tte
announced one OF bun and the other of bear broker
Dealings while large curtailed from the recent
heavy caution frequently shown NJ IN
,crvals both sides of the account from
9sll 1894 prices declined to 96af cents. lhtn
came reaction 90 ceuts fluctuations we're frequent
in the afternoon and late rush TO sell the lowest
point Of the day tin touched showing loss from
night however. OF ouly cent Tho market ehueu
apparently weak. There a suspicious pteVdiencc
OF confident bear points" after the close OIL was
offered to loan in plenty and while renewals were mace
al about 80 cents the late rate rose TO 10 cents 20
news was received from the oil regions TO explain the
cause OF the late feeling and the gencrasiastical
prices were 80 and also when they were ~ %
The range OF prices ard the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows;
Openng ............ 9s4 Lowest. 96A
Higheat............. 90 FInai...--...-.. 5Dl
Sales. barrels 80,
Cearanccs for yesterday ....---.-----.. Zo'SSf'"o"
There was change Ia the market FOR refined petro-
eum
BRADFORD Penn, July s.-Crnfc Oh-National iran
sit Certificates opened 95 and closed ut 96s Iish
est price, 9sas; lowest price, 96's Clearanco''
$4,000 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

1922 r. atSs so y DO lllo y st y eys oxs. i!eg d
g SoS sao li5s Y soi IA AZ sSe S.s ss q g:
% western stetPs r. ! .. IS col Hsyssd ozsa 1905
!. .si 90 iSs Do 1; f;SSs q. ., 90 SaS,s ssssssi
8 s. =: Ga so &;
!! ss';s'n, s & 81 s'' s.:ss'
= i 81 isss g. 81 b. az
e 90 % y ,l9 2g no. 70 i2ss 1885, Ssae Las e.
sss : !, s.i.lss: e sss: sS.s
:'sS Is west S:a 81
y !Ss $s i s''E s. E + 8 %
g sais,sp hs DC 10 $ sO Is Indiana ds 1903 .. 4
. y:ss s
tenniit. oidasry st s;sss's and
S'ias q Fed caves ss s
H. at Csc and do sDs h. at c. w. ~ % "' '''
Charles psnton rs veis, l25022o n. at 6sc06'sc few
i, 5s Mot; - cG g vss' g ass s5
at f is and Is DE- sG ~ g. s.sc % ,' r.
4 Psys s 50 Xsss sds ss7 an a. % s dc iss ~
Fl Isl 4. s%,'ss
&C. iSa b. C: S 50 a' II n az c and 10 DO ss
se s's DO 81 = s. ss Z:
Jos DO ~ ~ DO lis b, Il 81 30 81 d. ito n :;
:. Z
Dulenback Dewey: 80 Veas 143 N. at 64c 81 de- 100
b. at 6c; II do Isl & at sac; % do Mixed ls4 b at sc;
- Bnttemks 1876 d. At 32c II do 1870 ID, at c, 23 DO,
1T b, at sS 90; and l07 dc. 1s1 ID. al Sc.
s SlsSy s g. a. IL
j. r. sadlcr 4 Co.. II Fed Calves 223 Is, at4,4c.
y. =. Kase: Veala l9J ID. at
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Eeceipts were 10 cars OF l,2s6
bead-l6 at Jersey City and At 6tts Total
for four days 29B heat INST head for the same
time last week Demand sctiye for all srscs Of stock
and sheep and Good lambs little sTmer Common ,smbs
unchanged Poor TO Prime Sheep sold AZ 2Aa44c Ordinary
to Pr Southern lambs al 5ds &c (Culls low tcl
decklost OF Canadas brought &c little bunch OF Good
States and lot oJerseys Sc The were cleared
at .c 2l6 do 81 H. at SC "a State do 90 m at 7c Is do.
81 H. At 6Lc III do 80 m at &c 1873 Canada do 81 ~ %
&c Ito Michigan sheep SO h. at 3c IA tite do 90 TO- ss
Hume & Mullen; 80 state Lambs 5e p at 10; 2os stits
Sheep 10s n 4ec; IL do 81 b at 4c and 80 do 30 10.
j. n. Pidcock SG2 Ohio sheep SO n. az $50; 1856 do.
50 ID, at 4acj 230 do Is ~ at4 q; 27l Virginia Lambs -
10 at6c $50 do. "a at 80; 56 do 81 D. at Gc 20 do,
Newton Glllet: 227 Ohio sheep 70 b at 81 30 22l do.
80 ID at - lo 1873 Go 7s b. at 4c; 272d ~ D. at sSsoi
Jndd BucElnshan: e22 Kentucky sheep SO b ats,,cs
DO 81 H. at 5 nc 24O Kansas do 70 10. al &c.
j. L. ssdler CO. lo6 Kentucky lambs, 81 n, at Che
Virginia do SO d. at 6lci So co 81 h at 5'qc q DO
poor SO ~ at 4c 80 INDIANA sheep - b at 4?c, lo3 DO
25s DO q D. 4 g 50 2o4 DO o. at $40 2So do % ~ At
T.. s. kass; 81 Jersey Lambs. 90 ID, o. SC .
HOGS Receipts were ~ OF 1925 head making TIE
ifor four ys 264j0 head against Ig head for the
tiae last week. Nominally frmer at 81 5OS4 So
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
BUFFALO
LITHlA WAITE z,
NATIRE'S (tREAT KENNEDY
FOR BRIGHTs DISEASE. THE equity DIATHEslA
DYSPEPSIA Co.
II


FOR BRIGuTS DISEASE, THE equity DIATIE>lA
DYSPEPSIA &C.
DIR. WM. A. HAMMOND
or Ne,c York Srgeon-Generai U s. Army retiref, ra.
fssor Of Diseases Of the Mind and Nervous System, n
Me Unirersftv Of Ne,e- York. etc
have for made OF the Buffalo Lbia Water
OF affections OF the Nervous System complicated vito
Br0hfs Disease Of the Rdn,ys or with Gouy D'afhfso
The resuts hare been einsntlg sa.Isorg hia has os
the Saio Waf.r eerfanly acts br han ang ers
solution Of the Ltha salts aud a. Doreore better boring
6g stomach also often prescribe it In th,ss cases
which the condition called Dyspepsia exiss-dnd
generally Uith marked benedt"
DR. ALFRED L. LOOMIS
or y,,c York Professor OF and Practice of Medicine
Medical Department Unfrersty Of Aer-fork
For past four have used tho Buffalo Ltha
t.Dehned BY medical authority be the hird ,aqe Of
Rrgrs occurring in Goufu and Rhenotc uecsS
with mork,d b,nen. IN al Gouty and Rheumatic A0eeio
I regard u a. highly sQteaeiouS"
DR. HARVEY BYRD,
Of Baitimors President and Professor Of Dedss OF "oHn
aud Children IN TIE baltimore Medical college
Ihave witnessed results from the action q the
Gout Rhs.mat:g GrarsL and & StGne n tne Bdgaa.
eases depending upon having their IN rss Ae.a
I1ahsss Il is unsupdssed, a. indeed 10 eaudted by aug
ica'er thus far kno,on 10 the prohesstcn; - -,
II has an ascertanes Brfghrs Dis>ase kno'e
rant he belief that It would many instsn at ed an l
stages prore a dsciied comfort aud pdltidtirs. T.,
"It is an admirable general Tonic and Restordic IN.
eredstng ne apDse promoting D'ses''0n 9@ "s%''"'s
at the springs. Pamphlet sent 10 any address,
THOMAS r. GOODE, PROPRIETOR,
BUFFALO LIrHIA SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

-sUPRyNR COURT. CHAMBgPs-Retors Donohno. J-Nos
iYs isl iOh 2o5 2J6 2s PAS 240 252 253 25t. 255
226 2S7 25S. 2,s $50 26i, 262 263 264 265. 266.
sURRoGA AIRS COUNT Rollins S.-No aay calendar go
SUPERIOR CoUsr-srEcLAL TERM-Beiore seds"ick. -.
No day calendar. ~,
No day calendar -. q,
and Asst Dist ATTORNEY B Davis-Nos J. 2 g. T. .. u
10 IL r. l3 IA 49, 49, H. 49, u 20 H. %, 23 "a 20 26
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
John Whalen, Hugh N. Camp. Charles G.

John WhaTen, Hugh n. Camp, CharIes o.
Leary Thomas Conan and Edward b. Fellows were ap-
pointed yesterday by Justice Lawrence in the Supreme
Court commissioners to appraise lands TO be taken for
the purposes Of the Suburban Rapid Transit Company
Judgment for 1909 "a entered by default In tho
City Court yesterday against Edward Solomon and MS
WIFE known Lillian Russell, at the suit or Phiip
Falcke. Mr.. Solomon last winter borrowed zoo from
Falcke In London and his note for the amount In
dorsed by Lillian Russell. He acknowledgement for the
amount interest and costs in London and ON this
suit brought in the City Court.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
wEDsEsDAY, July 8-P. n.

"WEDNESDAY, July 8-P N.
Tho stock market to-day developed galloping specu-
lation. After irregular opening. with weakness In
figures for majority Of stocks. prices alternately
sharply advanced rested till at the olose There are
few stocks that do show gains of from to per
cent. Yet 1t was . dull day and tho transactions
amounted only to about 100000 shares. The market
was worked a to create the impression that
tho keynote to tho whole speculative situa-
ton is tho alleged pending negotiations for q
harmony OF interest between the Csntra and Hudson,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

ST. LoUIs July 8.-Flour nuiet Xxx. So 40as2 59 xxx,
s. 65 75 Family s. 6o9ss 75: Choice s4ooaA io'
Fancy 81 90 65 90 Pacn 81 - dSJ CO. Wheat higher 40
Red Cash g6 oy6 20 July 06c August s.av7 sep
tember % sa99a. Cornsdrm. Cash. ~ t5c !uv Soc
August 44kdi47sc, september. ildiJ tc oats nrm;
Cash S2 Juiy 27a2s c closing At 2IHe August ua
ter Eggs steady At SSa9c FaI seed steady
at 81 20 Hav steady aai UNCHANGED Bran hrm ut 80
90 Corn Mea nrm az So 90 Whisky steady M 81 ~
Pork $40 go BakmoatsLong Cloar - ~ short Eio 10
Clear. SIS 90 LarJ nrn NJ ~ 80 0tD Az
Recelpts-FIoaE 1000 bblss whsaL l4.00O busna Dorn
ZOO busn OatA 5000 0nsh rye - ousL naiiev; e.,
- bush shpments-FIouE. l.OJ0 boiAi whcAt du@
bushi Corn. 20.OUv busn; VatA 1000 DaAas iJA Aooo
busn; barAy.- buAk
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH River. Vessels and R1tIroIf&
NEw-YoRK. July 8. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW'1ORk. july 1879.
COFFEE-spot Rio quiet at sssc. for Fair sales.
Options quiet and Sales 200 sbags closing as io
lows: July. $50 1896; August, 70la1.Oj; September,
eemper. 72Oa7:25, Mild grades quiet sales. 500 bags
Maracabo private terms.
COrTON-spot Cotton fairly active firm and unchanged
saes 1857 bales 500 last evening", including 400 i0 ex
port and 1857 for home consumption delivered contracts
00O bales receipts at the ports to-oay, 649 bales.
The quotations according the American classification
fnlIo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
AFFAIRS OF THE LA FARCE COMPANY.

COMPLICATIONS OVER THE INJUNCTION TO RE-
STRAIN THE EXECUTION or THE JUDGMENT.
When the La Fargo Decorative Art Company
vas organized, George A. Chamberlain paid III over
$4,000 of subscription toits stock though
no certificates issued TO him. He wss made secre-
oery and treasurer His fatlerinlaw. william Henry
qmith. formerly president the Bank Of the Manhattan
Company he loaned to the La Fargo Company over
i000o aud nforsed paper for II To tho extent OF about
ylo.OOO more besides guaranteeing the performance Oh
large contract Mr.. Smith recently obtained Judg-
nent against the company for $1,000 as balance DUO
Dim, portion Of his loan having been repaid put the
Hotes being stu out Some Of tine slockmoidefs Oh
We conn any, including Miss Mary Il. Iiiilnebast,
Cbained injunction restraining the enf0rcement OF
fhis Judgment claiming that II founded on money
loaned TO Chamberlain individually by smith, and Tor
vneh the company was NOT liable The sherin has taken
possession OF the conpanys property under the Judg-
0ent and II has been advertised for sale In the suit In
yhch the Injunction obtained George A. Chamber
lrin William Henry Smith. Thomas A. Smith, Charles T..
ApPieby John La Fargo ard the La Fargo Decorative
Al Company were made defendants.
IN the supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before
&ssttcs Donohue Nathaniel Myers, In behalf Of William
Ssery smith, moved that the injunction should be
ated presenting adavit made by his client setting
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Iuiy - rhs JournI, CItts-
Receipts 20U heaf Shpments 1900 mead nsrxet lower
Exports S. 6j dS0 10 Cows and gxei So 40 STOCK
srs sJ OoSsi 80; Feeders - Oo9s4s o. Texans s273s
81 TO-
Hogs-Rscepts 10000 shipments. 4.5oo MARIE, wesS
Rough IS SO4S395. PACING aud shipping. 81 000
s4 10: Iight. 81 0Jdst so skps s3 O0as37 TO-
Sheep receipts 500 head Shipmcnts = heat markeo
weak Inferior, So 7jGs3 60 Natives - 50GSi0o Lambs,
ST. nnnsI ST.
BuyPAtn July S-CI,e-fecsipts TO-DAY 272 nsat total
for thus iar 400 nes ,ans rs izJ re,S o0
head consigned thrOIxn 1855 cars market steafys
Good TO Chance steers 81 1885 % stockers aa feeer
s3 o5dS4 4N ~ a.,
$4,000 for time ias' week DO head eonslxnd
through "a steady and dulI Medium %
Good 81 90 asa 45 Good TO Choice "A 80 asa oo spins
Lambs s6d6 80.
Receipts today head total wees 'hus far
$1,000 head for sans uns last wesI 1000 heat coz.
signed through gitars OF which 10 NesYorki marxss
stadys Medium TO Fair YoIkers 81 3i0s& SC Goon 70
Choice ST. 35ai4 40 Butchers Grades - SoesA 5o riga
42OG94 35
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
EUROPEAN FrsAvcrAL Markets

LONDON July s-i230 D. m.consos 99as ,or both money
and the account United States -Four and halt Per Cen
bonds li6 Atlantic and Great wcsiera First Morigast
Trustees Certificates 21i4: do second Mortgage 5s Ctn
ad,an Pacific Al "a Erie second Consos Ia Illinois Cen
trail 29is ST. Paul Common. 1915 NcwYork Central 81 q
Pennsyvania 4Sl2 Reading. 10 80. -,
advces qnote Three per cent Rentos az 81 Taacs
pm-Atiantc and Great Western First Mortgage rrus-
tees Certificates Canadian Pacific az; Erie Second Con-
sols 52ls Illinois Central l29i2 Mexican Ordinary, 23e6
New.Yorx Central sois Pennsylvania; 4ys Reading. 4
m-India Council bills were allotted to-day at ce'
cline OF IL sd. per rupes
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the BANK OF Eng.
and on balance to-day is R330O0.
Paris advices quote Three per cent Renes at 80 francs
81 II celtmes for the account
Hudson Bay Company, lCos
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
COTTON MARxErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July dull; Middlng Uplands 3 III
lGd DO Midding Orleaus J34d sacs1OOO baes includ.
iug 500 yaics speculation and export receipts 3nOO
baes including 2 100 baes American Futures quiet Up
lands Low Middling clause July and August dslyery
4IGld do August and September delivery 4o.o4d 40
ALSO 45.64d September and October delivery d56fd
also 44-G4d; do october and November deiycfy ssosa
ber ana January delivery Sl64d 90 January and fcDru
AIRY delivery 3s-64d. ,,- M. 49,. 49,
delivery at todfys clearing ~" psos hc"
dos ket and 600 bales old do. ,,, , ooo ILL.
m-Cotton- Of the day included 300 bales
steady: Upands. Low Micdlinz cause
Jnv delivery odd sellers. do July aud August dehvert
SIFtd sellers August and September delivery 90
g4d buyers September and October delivery s4osn
buyers; and November delivery $500 vhine
do November December delivery. 3O-04d sellers CO.
December and January delivery. 8.64d sellers 40 Jsnn
nry and February delivery 3Sosd. seneis u" feouAiJ
and March delivery. 8 sO-64d. value. ,,,,s
n m-CottOn Futures closed quiet Cplsnds Low aiaa-
pg Clause July delivery, 4264d buyers do july ana hu
Snst delivery 42G4d buyers DO August ana Scptempor
delivery lG64d scers do September and OctopcI doV
srv iSg4d sellers october and November delivery
y3f4d value; November and December delivery o31of
yaue do and January delivery 5oo4d VIiue
do January Februay delivery 356td sellers 90 feo
ruary and March delivery. 40-64d. buyers ,o, ,-
GALVESTON July g. Cotton eisy Mdd'ng iVs scnps Lo~
MIddilng ys Good Ordinary. yas net and gross iecep1
lG79 bales n 60. Al, ,s,ss,,,~ IN Inv Ntdd
linz vs Good Ordinary. 9i net and gross feeePts not "
~ Iorts Coaswise. l27 bales st0ck Lo psien
SSsWosIkAEs July s-C0tt0n dIl;lMddun& ~ Low Mio'
ding i l6, Good Ordinary elG not and gIose
81 bales Expos Coastwise AS0 bsles Sales Soo oa''
stock; 30.0e3 baleA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

SALES THE CONsOLTDA TED srOcK ASD FETRo
LEUM EXCHf N0E
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
OF TuRpEyrryE.
STATE or Trade

CHARLESTON July S--TurDeDtine tirn " 8, 20.
SAVANNAH. Juiy o.--TnrDcntinc nrn al - ~
WILMINGTON, July 5.-rurprntine nfn AT 50 &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09

CLOSING PRICES or BOsrOy srOOR&
BOSTON July 8. 1885.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-04
Horses in battle.

War horses. when bit in battle, trem-
BILE In every muscle and g.oan deeply,
while their eyes show deep astonish-
meut. During the hattie OF Waterloo
some OF the horses, as they lay upon the
ground, having recovered from the fret
agony of their wounds, fell To eating the
grass about them, thus surrounding
themselves with circle OF bare g,ound,
the limited extent OF which showed their
weakness. Others we're observed aui.
etly grazing on the field between the two
hostile lines, their riders having been
shot of their backs, and the tumult be-
bind, before and around Them caused no
Interruption 10 the usual instinct OF their
nature. 1t was also observed that when
a charge OF cavalry went past near to
any OF the stray horses already mention
ed, they would sci off, form themselves
in the rear OF their mounted compan-
ions, and, though without riders, gallop
strenuously along with the rest, not stop
ping or 6inching when the fatal shock
with the enemy took place.
AT the battle of Kirk, l745, Major
Mcdonald having unhorsed an English
officer took possession Of his horse,
which was very beautiful, and immedi-
ately mounted it. When the English
cavalry fled the horse ran awsy with it's
captor, notwithstanding all his efforts to
restrain him, nor did it stop until it was
at the head Of the regiment of which
apparently Its master was commander.
The melancholy, and at the same time
ludicous figure which Mcdonald pre-
sented when he saw himself the victim
Of bis ambition to possess fine horse,
which ultimately cost him his life upon
the scaffold, NAV be easily conceived.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-04
ACowboy's Life.

A cowboy writes from Hat Creek,
Wyoming. TO the New York Sun: The
iife ot : cow6oy is not ell sunshine !;
neither Is It al six shooters and bowie
knives as some OF our Eastern friends
suppose. In the spring, when work be.
gins, which is from the 18th OF May to
the last of November, there is q contin-
ual rush and excitement. The life has
Its fasciuations, like many other voca-
tons, and you find some who make their
mark at other professions following this
life. Early rising is one Of its chiei
characteristics. After the cook rorses
hts camp and breakfast is over the night
herder rounds up his horses. and every
one catches bis horse and prepares for
the days work. One general foreman
gives the orders. and the boys divide up
into lunches, according to the drives
and the locality Of the country. They
drive main creek or river and all it's
tributaries for q certain distance up and
down. and all meet at designated place.
where the cattle are worked perhaps by
ten or twelve different outfits.
Sometimes one and sometimes two
round ups made in one day. Some very
amusing incidents take place. The ten
derfoot who ia unlucky enough to be un-
horsed is an object Of mirth fora whole
day, end he, of course, thinks that the
cowboy has no sympathy for fallen man ;
but here be is wrong, for larger heart.
ed lot OF fellows it is hard to fiud Be-
ing used to dangers, they laugh where
an average man would tremble and turn
pale. When the seasons work is over
Cheyenne or some neighboring town
catches the majority of the boys until
their pockets get light. Then the ranch
is their place until spring.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-08-04
Cure tor Eelons.

A correspondent Of the Michigan Far
mer writes that felons can be cured, and
trial of The alleged remedy Will at least
do no harm.
81 wish to tell those who may suffer
from that terrible scourge, felons. of .
painless remedy that will effect perfect
cure in twenty-four hours, as have had
occasion to prove within the last three
days
"a lady came here who had heen suf.
fering over two weeks with felon on
the end OF her middle finger saiura-
ted bit of grated wild turnip, the size
OF bean with spirits of turpentiue and
applied it to the affected part. 1t re-
lieved the pain at once. In twelve hours
theie was q hole to the bone, and the
felon was destroyed removed the
turnip and applied healing-salve, and
the finger is well
Having suffered ourselves with one Of
these affecting Interpretations OF Provi-
dence," we are prepared to appreciate
the above and will assist the writer there.
Of to spread the good tidings.-Fa Farm,
Field and Stockman.
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MAN HUNTING.
One Reason Why "Bad" Indians
Should be Exterminated.

Col Roysil. of the army, is one OF the
hest known Indian fighters IN the service.
He Is here now on leave, his health be.
ing much impaired by many years lite
on the frontier. Speaking Of the present
disturbances and the love for murder
which every Indian seems to possess 10
a greater or lees degree, be said:
II once asked a remarkably intelligent
Indian who was known to have killed o
white man some years ago why it was
bis race enjoyed so much going on the
war path and killing people The con-
versation which ensued ran somewhat
like this. the Indian beginning:
ibid you ever shoot q rabbit 2"
"Yes."
Ibid you ever shoot deer2"
"Yes."
ibid you get more fnn out of killing
the deer than the rabbltT p
"Yes. 1 guess So"
"Well. there's heap more fun for an
Indian to kill man than deer.''
"That was Indian l1gic, aud pretty
good logic,too, should say" Col. r ~
all remarked, and added: my expert
ence has been that the minute an Indian
sheds human blood it seems to affect the
whole tribe 10 the same way that the
smell Of blood would pack cf wild
beasts 1t intexicates them. They be.
come devils. They are bereft of all rea.
son. They must satisfy their lust for
murder, and the settlers on the trail they
take become their victims" Y. Tri
Dune.