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usdfapaG,e 2tuae aenblfGe.n

Cincinnati, 80. NtarS. - Bel einer
gerfammluus bes biefgeu Barreaus 3u @bz
rem bes oerforbenen Sber nbesri9ters
gSaite ereisuste fid Elm bemerfen8wcrtber
3pifdenfau. Sn ben BON eiuem @oulite eus
btriGteten SeidlIfien bitB es nGmiih iibsr
bca Sberz zSuEoes9ari6t: r0ie ldmd9tfeH
0Iomente oieiss oberIien Seribtebofes uareu
bisieniseu, ba unter ben Siiraeru Der yer
bqdt rese nur6e, baB biees Tribunal Der
mabreu 8edtepfege ben 5iideu getebrt babe
nno iid bon auoereu Sutersfeu letteR laiieu,
ooer ha sinSeIne Wit8lieeer beiielbeu in einsu
ioIden SeroGdt 9erietbeH. 9Ieler Au9eus
bIide paren ea, @0tt lei 9auf, peuige, un6
uur in sroBeu 3uiidenrdumeH trutsH tie eiH.
go lanse Elm icl9es Gribuual beftsBt
pno erbalten rusrben flnn, pirb Die uoraIi=
ife Wiadt ieiner @ntIheiouug Der Meuidz
beit rnebr mertb feiu, ols oieieuige irgeuo Ell
uer anoereu Snftitutiou.h g9. Ramsp pro-
teitirte se9eu ben Sas, 6aB cos Obers Blu.
besgeridt je idnade Auseublide sebabt
babe, urb penu oerielbe Sejus aIt bic GRt=
iheibuug In bem PrIfbeuteus Wablcoateft in
1876 babe. 70 nliiiie er bsseuseu. bab fsin
lauterer, eblerer @elfi ie einem Manue iHue
sepobut, rpie oemientsen, Der ieue Guti9ei=
buna abgefust. ytad elmer far5en erresteu
Debate berubisteu fidl idIieblid Die 9amii=
tber uue bic Sel9liiffe pureen anseaommeH.
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sOfoIberi6te ans 8aIbiagton.

GIbuer SIu9tperi Il d. - SOeben
ii BE @rtbedung gemadt tporbeu, OaB IS
ooer 20 oeiperate 9sfaugene i'm 0ifr!tts9e.
fGrgniB, tUelde IN 3uGtbauafrafeu Uerurs
tbeilt fuo, iid] oeridmoreH 6aben, bic gGdrs
ter III ernorben, bic itbriqeu Strd1iuge gu
befreien uno bnuu Al entfliebeu. Auf bis
iytt np6 niAt aufgetldrte gBeiie gelangten iie
in ben Befb eireS 8rahtleiles, ultttelf oeiieu
fe fit ron oem Dad oes @ebduoes aus in
eiueH @orrioor b,uuuter lafeu. barauf bic
WGrter niebetidlageu IH6 auf 6ieie gSeiie
tbre Sluft benerffteQi9eu molten. 9teier
Blau puroe aUfgegebeH, oa itf beraus tell
te, oaB oas Cell 3u fur3 mar. Ste bei6loz
len beebaIb, mn bic @rIaubulS gum Baoeu
81 bitten uno i'm SGoe5immer nit ben 2S1fz
fen, Die tbueu 9eraoe in bic 6dHOe fielen, bic
gSddter aus oem 28ege gu idaffeH uu0 3u
0eriuden, in's 6rete III QelaugeH. Die game
Sade mar6 inoe6en Oou etuem anoe1en Sc
faugensn, Der bic BerGtbun9en Der Der
ihmDrer belauid]t bate, ben Beamteu oerrGz
then, Deld]e in Solge 8efien lotort idmmtltz
de 3elleH 6ur6Iuaten uuo babel mebrere
Wtefsr unO ReUoluer 9efunben babeu iouea,
Sir bic 6Goelsfuhrer Der Seridm0rer ruers
ben Sstnr Sadiou, 9obH Dtad, 3tobert
Sobnion uuS Sobn 5iG gebaIteu, pelfle 81
reip. 5ehu, nenn, eGlS Huo oIet Sahreu 3H9tz
buus psrurlbeilt fiuO betbetttgt mareu auBer=
oem, iopeit bis isst ermitteIt III, Sultus See,
g4ul. 9fobiniou, @aurles 2omar, graut
Sobnion unb gSia Green. Aus aeDiiieu
EusOrideu In aufaeIunOenen grtefen mill
mon folsern, bab bic Seridpyrer mutb=
maElid BON BerIoueu uuBerhaIb oes &C.
idngnifes Siilfe iu erwurteu hntteu.
gus6en @erta tsb 6feu.-Sm Sri
minaI9erihte muroe gefern gtOr9eu g8m.
Sefierfou, olias Som @arter, bes DtebAahls
elmer ubr uue Sette, Gtgeathums bon Fri.
eaura Soieerbp, iduloig befuHben. Gr bat
idou friiher etnen SuaitermIu ueean dbnIt=
den $eTgebeus uerbtbt,
- @efern nurbe Der yfeger Sobn yfats
ttens prO3eifirt, pelGer augefiagt mar, am
lsttsn IL. Sanuar etueu VoroansriH aui
8m. gBurrsn ssmaht uuO Inn bier 9teferz
fl6e bsigsbrndt su hnben, uu6 oes ihm jur
Yait sele9ten 95ergehens i6uloig geiprO6en.
Bon einem BIutfurB befalleH
puree On Der @de Der Z. uuo 9sSunBe Der
72 Sabre alte Sobn Saunbers, Elm Seterau
aus Eolsbo, Ohio. Ufau iaaffte ibn mad
RaiOE's Gpotbste, no ibm 9r. Ssbren0 ben
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matft uao B6rTe.

Qon6ou, %. Wfat8. = Ser. Staaten
SbIiaationen: 4sprp3. 1863, Ditto 4t.pro3.
1O8a. gftieu: as. .-8. SGT, Ditto Briur.
At, canada Bacifte 6S4, @rie 244. bittu
Brior. 98t, Slinots, Central 1874, Werican
5S8, ct. Vaul 70a, Herpsg sgort. Central 1O7s,
SenuInlpania 565, 8eabiug 284. Werican
gentraI IA, @auao q. .Rorbmefts 2aub-@o. "a.
QiuerpooI, 29. Nlirs, 1890 Tlit.
TONS. 8aumtuolle: Uiitteli. OberI. S 6l16,
bifto. 0em Sleaus 5 3I8.-Die Serfdufe
betruaeu $4,000 BaIeu, Spetulation usb
Glsttbr 1000, 5ufuhr 1000,
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Rurse &abeIoepeidlett.

- Ser Sournalift Baacul in garis, elm
gounparlif, peldber in 1873 uuterfaatsIefz
retdr mar, bat SeGbfimoro begauSeu.
- guf ben uDrbIideu unb itibld,u SaIelu
BON Ienieelaub ift GROCER 5daben ourd,
Stiirme Enb bObe Slntbpeuen uuseri5tet
nnroen.
- Dem Barrier Blatt Dse Roube" sufoIae
pirb Der Ser3os BON gtorfoIt Der &6ntgin
SiftOria einen ei9enbdnbtgeu Srief bes Bap=
fies mad GIOreu3 brtngeu.
- Bring 9affan, Der fiir3Iid beritorbere
Sobu bes grzSbebtue SsmaiI Baida, parre
seferu in aeranbria, @septeu, unter impo.
ianten @eremonie'n beerot9t.
- Der Saiier uou Seffrei9 unb bic Soufs
Gin BON Spauien poQ3ogen aefteru bic am
griinbonnerfag aebrGuflide @eremouie bes
6uspai6eus On elmer an3abl armen Qerio
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gr. .NaOwaps SGrfapariliian Re(olpsnl
Der arofe BIutreintaer
,ur 6ailuuq oDer d1roniidleu qeFbeu.

3ur S5ilurg oLer dlroniidleu 2eEbeu.
G6roHti6er Rbeumatismus, lfropbulole get5er,
GruieugeibDdfs, trOdeues 6Ufeln, fre6sartge Sits
Den, Euugenblurungen, 8lspepite, Ddiierges Hufs
fto6en, @lieoidUumu, 8eihmurc, 9elbDdliie, blIis
tyantbeit, @1t, 2Boiisriudt, 3peipu1s, SaBf1us
Srondlits, ScOniUoiuG1t, NeberletotH Il. (. 10.
Die nunoeI6aTaH SuIen, lUcld3e 6e Sranf5eittn
Der ylersus, 0er BlaIez, Der geitlebtss Uno 6arus
Organe ourf oen 9e5rauh oes Sariapartuian R-S
Ioloent erBisl UOroeu itno, etne uuuoerbare SraIi
bei Qlufloiuug Don Blaens uHo @allenftetuen, 6eI
Seiluug pou 3iereHgrtes, 6et Glterun5en Hn6 unrss
gelmd6igfeitsH oer Gedle1Isor9ans, ietne 4raI auE
6elluHa BON yhSgeufrantbehen uno Seritequug etneS
geiunben SarHubhuii2s, SelIuns Der 9arnrubr, @ntA
5unOung ooer nrsgdmdBlgtelten Der Slaie, eirueiss
bqittasn ODER auberen &6oHoerun9e1 uiD. bat ein'n
3uf als etn groGes au9emelnes 9eImttteI iar ben
meniGlidJel SOrper bsQGuHoet,
81 BADEN bel alsH Gpot5eferu. Brsts tin DoBcJ
k{e
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ztf Gatfaoa perhAftef.

Soronto, Ont, 30. Mdr3.-Ghas. e..
@ros, Braiioent, uub Saml. 6. @bite, Sai.
iirer Der yStatez zgtatiouaIz zSant" in 8aleisb
N..G., peldbe BON bort bur9branuteu, iiub
bier perbaftet porbeu. Su bem Sutter bes
lleberrods oes SrH. @rOB puroeu S9459 &C..
funben, uub 8hte bate $l5,255 in isiuem
9Sn6fittar oinoerHht
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". &. Sonfc.

untebIbares Uittsl sssen Ufalnriu, Dpspspfie,
2eber= uns RerpenIeiben, Appehtlofgteit, 8eroaus
unasi6ndd3e uno ale tlimnttiten Eieber. RaoltaIs
fur aeaen aopfleioen unb 8tritopfung. Nan foroers
nur R. &. o mic unb fein anoeres. 50 Gents DE
EIoIde. H. &. 3abntropieu Nerve -Killer)
belt SabnIGmsr5en ofort; 15 Gents bic 6ialps. Su
aDtu Npotheteu Su habeu.
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Rrdnoe tn llaearta.

gBien, 90. Wdrs. - gebeutliGe Neuers.
briinife msroen aus llngarn beriatet. Su
@inbn iiub 19 uub in Sittuoa 200 6iuIer ME
oerssbranut. SIN lsstsrsH Grts if Der grauo
nod TIM Gauge.
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Sf. N. Sc.
2,QCw0U'S 2ea0g So 3eftef

uT.erl&si nssmols, SumerBsn In eiusm YetrrlEr
cHer bis 5lUaH5s DftHusen bsi eiEeH eiHmGiiacH
Wghe NIT G5eumausmu5 6eblte!e Beri0nGn, 0etts
Sgerse, gtibnddltt, Derfrdppete, HeIu0it NIT Rtus
IaGic ooer nit elHsr GH0tEu GraHfleu 6ebaitete era
ignen al er0ubcn babCu. Jldomau'S Reaop RtlteF
DirS yeuIel5en oioTt &juocrung ueulhuifen. Es iHs
oert auseuOhdllR uuo bet In tirBei!sr Sat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-30
Moro itt1O Selbitmpro.

Chicago. 20. @dr5.-Gusuf Srafom,
in Scr. 642, Uiilpautee. Gpeuue, mobubait,
eridoB beute gtahmtttas eine Srau uuo fit
islbf. Die Sruu blieb auf oem Slede tobt,
nno Der Manu fiarb nm llbr 4beubs.
&rrbrtccr, sstttclu, Jstife (6ifu=
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AiaIaria N i1reH perihteoenen Eormen aes
hptIt ,YnS hpvthHp+

% 8le6E IelH NeRlIttI N bet IblItI DeI1ts lBt13a
ieIeUtr uHo ale anoeIen mdIlrben, bili0Ien urS
louitiSen i5ie6er omit puife UOn RGopn9's BiIteu,
70 idnel furirt, lDe RGbDag'5 6eaOg HelieI
RabDaq'5 Jieab1 Jfeijei turirt niGt nur ben Pds
tenteH, Der an Ralari Ieoet, ioHoern, mtnn in
Coer, Der oem @iHluiie oes malartltsu 9iite5 auss
geitBt III, leoeH UtoTgen uor Dem AuSgeben 40 obCE
80 zrOpieH BON Ueabg JieItei In eiHem 5IG5 2BafrE
81 li1 nebmen un6 eneu Srader 6a5U elen p0lte, 10
lOuuten Auidue nerbntet meroer.
Brsts 80 Gents ole 6laiae. gu ba6sn 6sI
uleu MDotbeteYn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-30
rer) II. &. ttt. fstrtrf.

Sbne ReIier: obne GIdfebr bes seibens.
Rsferensen: Sunoerte pon Baltimorern. ipelhe BON
Sr. Charles s. Shpnpipn. yfr. 5l2. Rors:
gutaRfrGfs, sebeiIt nprbtn. (Rdrt26, ,l2NteD
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gltEg1llnag gl@ IdhlperaeF.

GaSwap's Geo55 gteIlef if eiE glittsl gegen fsssz
SGUer5, Neren;UHgcu, GUetiduHJeu, 5GuIlgs
sea IN bGm JiGCtH, 0er 1yut uHo otH
&)ileoeTu.
s. innr hna -rlIa nm m nla eiuLLne
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Ste 0robtbtttott tn &attidS .

Eopeta, auui., 30. Rars. - Die
8rauer 3iebclb unb 5dseIetu, bereu Cir
panb ssseu bas Prohibitions @eiee BON
Sanias tiirslid bon Sberbunoes z@erid1t ;u=
rid sepieien puroe, babeu beim bieIsen
8uu6es 9erid,t gegen bas in aolse Der uor>
geuaunten @utideiouns erlaHene Defret bes
Staatsz zannalts bon Sanias Broteit erboben.
Gle benuiprudeu bus 8te9t, in bieem
Staate Bier fir ben @rport mad, anberen
Staateu uuo Serritorien brauen AZ oiirfeu.
3isies &eft befirette ibnen Der Staats I'm.
malt in SoIse Der gutiheiouus bes Sber.
@eri6ts. Shr Broteft idlieBt NIT ben 8ors
ten: ysollte bas Seridt f6 Der AnFht oes
Stnatsz anpalts anidliesen. 70 piiroe oas
ben Suuferott unb adnsliben 6uiu Der 5irma
,ur SoIge haben. gBtr alaubeu 5u eiuem
siinfiisen @ntiGeib beredtigt su isiu, ba bas
Sberbunhesz@eritto bic Hrage peoer eutitiez
ben. nod ben fribereu @uti4ejo oes Bun.
bseireiasS Seridts umeefOssu bat"
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so. GonsrsB. = Grte Sikans.
Sts SeriTra8e In 5etsett S6nfcrts+

WeSea osS gtnatprs 9srrh nno ceS clscras
featatteH NetSna. - CT 9iEs t,t Senate
1aiflrt. - Grosterana Oct SsRstaues=Seta
ipiuteunaSbtu its SauSe.
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@@merseaittas,mas 9sttteE.

DeIIeS eugenbIitlit nGtb eiHmali9cm 8eBrauI Die
9CUBteu uno petnigeH0fen Sdmer5eH be,It, @ntjdus
ouHsca ltn6eI uEo &ougeitlonen turrt, enerIsi, CO
IN Den EuugeH, bem Nia9ell, oeH GiH9eUei0en obeI
aHbeICn 8rueE ooer SrgGH5men.
SnneTlt d.-&ln balber bis Bu eiuem 8beelofT I
DOL IN Cnem buIben @lGie 2Bolitr 9eHOmusn 5tit
IN UeHIgcn Vtnuten Srdmpie, lauren Ba9en, uto
belisi, Srbrrten, SoobrenueU, gerUofttdt, S6llnis
lofgfttt, 9opiDIh, 2iIuGoe, .Solt, Sld9un9ea una
ale iuuerlilgu SGmerAeU.
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s. tant;nnanic

ttyidtete @nlOe iGeaH) uHgitRfliS itbar ben
tir5ld7 au3eb0tenen SeidlHB, rel9er BEN
9encralpofmeiltgr nm gewife &tHeIUuit be-
5iiaib be8 P5fUertebr8 nit Canada etIuBt
Der &erid}t fTtIart, Der S,i@InB TRACE Jsbr
feU &lorattsr elmer Sr!if ae9sH 6Qs be-
iiCfenbe @eies nnb elmer Anflade 9s8an ben
@yUaraipo fmeiter negen BoufredIug besz
ialber, eis zines poTenbeu @eiu48 I'M Nus
tnait. 9lad lGuserer Debate pgrge Der
Nanf,Irth tnif 11S nnnnt, 90 6tirs1 t-rnr =, nt,E
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Sutaref, 30. Rdra.-9ie Sppoftioas'
prefIe idreibt bic fiir3li6 bier ffattgefunOenen
Sumnlte eem inter Der BeD6lteruu9 bert
id,enbsu Gtauben Al, baB Die rumdnii4e 8ez
qierung einen @iiIitdroertrGs nit 2efreta
aefdloTieu babe. @s m.rb bebanptet, oaB
gin ioIGer Sertras ieit Der Ieeteu 3uiammsus
limit Der Saiier Q9lIbelm uuo Srau5 5oisp1
in goflein ertffirt. gSie uerIaut2t, puroe
iener SeItrns auf Snittatiue bes S6Hig5 aarl
aufseiett uno se9en ben Btueu oes Brsmier=
miniiisrs gratiano. Der S6utg uuteriet4.
nete ben Sertras, aIleiu BratIauO ioa istas
lInteridIift uerpetsert babeu.
StaIteuer uaO Abaifiaier.
Rom, 90. Rdrj.-Sas @eriidt ciriulirt,
bas SGnie Sohanu BON absiinien ben sOntg
SnuIbart ifriftIi4 eiugelaoeu, ihu peri0nIth
III trefien, nm ibre Differenseu uui cine 8eIle
an btipleteu, ME es S6nisen ae;ieme. Der
grisf iou in baIb ueri6huliHem, bulh probsHs
BEN 2oue 9ebaltea ietu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
Items on Tomato Culture.

In experiments in training tomatoes,
conducted last year at the farm of the
Michigan Agricultural college, the method
that gave greatest satisfaction consisted
of simple rack that was continuous
throughout the row. About every six or
eight feet a stout stake was driven on
either side of the row and fifteen inches
from the plant, the stakes when firmly
driven standing something over a foot
high. A strip of old boards was nailed
near the tops of the posts along either
side of the row Then edgings were
tackled across from one side to the other,
four about each plant and a foot apart.
The plant now found itself growing up
between horizontal edgings and as it be-
gan to 10y the rack held it above the
ground. Upon this simple rack the
and they spread themselves freely to the
sunlight. The circulation of the air under
the racks was so free that there was nc
unusual danger from rot. This is de
cidedly the best rack tried 1t was noticed
also that the fruit ripened more uniformly
here than on the plants which were tied
to stakes.
On the same grounds some observations
were made in tomato rot, which makes its
first appearance as slight, spotty discol.
Grafton about the apex of the tomato
gradually extending and becoming darker
until the whole top of the fruit sinks in.
This disease attacks the fruit at any time
after it is a third or a quarter grown.
Tomato rot is of fungus origin Album
dant use of stable manure appears to aug
ment the disease.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
40, d4p,w4or6p1 "

claim that they are better than insurance
policies, because their benefits are enjoyed
in life better than banks because they
cannot fail, and better than any other in
vestment, because they are safer and pay
better profits They encourage the &C
QUESTION of individual homes, and tend to
increase the prosperity of the masses.
They induce saving, by giving working
men, clerks, statesmen etc, an object to
work for. AS system of cooperation,
they are entirely in accord with American
ideas, and if carried out as they are capa-
BILE of being carried they should do much
to settle labor troubles, and put an end to
communistic and socialistic doctrines.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

FIG. "a sTANCHION FOR DEHoRNING
Keep the animals out of sight of those
Just dehOrned. so that when their turn
comes they will not be frantic with the
sight or smell of blood. 20 Having secured
an animal in the stanchion, pass the rope
around his neck and doubling it pass the
loops through one OF the rings and slip
the loop thus formed over the nose of the
animal Next pass the free end of tho
rope over one end of the cross piece at
the top of the stanchion (Which has been
left projecting n foot or so for the pur
pose), draw the head up as close as posi-
BILE, wrap the rope once around the cross
piece, pass it through the free ring and over
the cross piece again, and have il held by
an attendant. The extra ring is simply a
convenience. After passing the rope over
the cross piece the first time it is difficult
to get the rope through the ring already
>in use. 1t is important to bring the rope
back to the head a second time in the
manner described, otherwise it will slack
and allow the animal to move his head
about too freely.
Thus secured to one side. saw off the
opposite horn Then unfasten and re
fasten on the other side in similar man
ner and remove the remaining horn. Nc
exact rule can be given Ms to the place to
saw. The best rule probably that can be
given is to saw so as to leave from one
fourth to three fourths of the hair bear
ing skin remaining on the horn. Ami
mails vary in regard to the extent of the
skin at the base of the horn. The
thinner skinned animals naturally have
the least, and the thicker skinned the
most. The main object is to saw off the
horn even with the head, so that no pro
jecting stub remains No application to
the wounds is needed and ordinarily is
not advisable.
Not only does the animal suffer but the
operation is not pleasant one to man
of sensitive nerves. 1t hurts different
animals differently. and the younger more
than the older usually, in Mr. Hunt
opinion. Every one must decide for him
self the advisibility of dehorning 1t has
not been decided yet to the entire salts
faction of the public generally that de-
horning is desirable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
NOTICE.
Auction Sale of Real Estate.

Bv virtue of an execution to me directed
will sell AT pubic auction to the highest bid
der on the "a day OF July, 1888, the following
described real estate situated on ooth sides OF
the highway, known AZ the old stage ROAD
rom Burlington to Shelourn, IN South Bur
lingtpn, Vermont, to Wit:
l. The farm known ~ the Kinney farm on
the east side of said highway, which was con-
veyed by Elihu b. Taft admlnlst rator OF the
e tate OF Moses Murray, deceased, e. James l..
Pierson by deed dated February 10Th, 1850, ana
recorded In book 5th on page 30 OF the Land
Record OF said South Burlington when sald
farm Is supposed to contain % acres, more or
less, aud on which John Miller now resides or
hat recently resided; also ~
. The farm on the west side of said high
wav. opposite the said Kinney farm, ana be
inc the same iarm which was conveyed by
T. W ard L. Hatch and wife tn James 5. Per
sen by dscl dated FGbruary -, lSsj, and rec
ordt d on volume 3, on page 30 OF SAID lanu
records, and is supposed to contain lU5 acres
mo e or less, and on which James S. Plerson
res de-. ~
~aid sales will take place on said farms re
spccuVeiy, in front of the respective dwell
my houses thereon, that OF said hlnny farm
viii commence Mt 10 O'Clock a. m, and that or
the oth riar.a viii 90 lmen sc AT IL O'CLOCK a
RID. WHEELER,
Deputy sheriff,
July o, 1sss. 2,wot
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The Havana sugar Market.

HAVANA, June 81
High prices restricted the sales ol sugar ia t
week ana the market closed quiet and
steady.
Mola-scs sugar, regular to good pOlariza-
ton, So 06Gl2 -; god h quinta ; muscovado,
far 10 good CHUNG, 50 to 81 degrees, 81 10
QS22j; centrifugal, " to 98 degrees polar
liza mons, IN hhds, bags and boxes, .S2 Sl94G0
3ls34.
Stocks in the warehouse at Havana and Ma
tanzas are $500 boxes, $4,000 bags and 300
hhus: receipts for the week are ITO bags
and 4s, hhds; exports during the wees are
997 boxes. l45,00 bags aud 10 hhds, of
which 300 tags and 50 hhds 10 to the
United States.
Freignts dull; per hhds. of sugar loading
at Havana tor the United States at 81 $50
$50; gold per hhd of sugar from ports on
the north coast outside ports Tor the United
States, So aQI2s714
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. July 3.
FLOUR Receipts of 1889 pkgs. Ex ports of
2siS barrels; 2Ol0 sacks, market mod
erately active SStes vi b 80 Sa n.fen eTm
at 4 40t4 so. fancy do at 1905 90; com
mon TO good extra western and state, 80
S 40 GOOD 90 to TODD 'n s4i9a at 5b5 toSo
d5 10, extra st. Louis at 95G5 90; patent
" nnesota extra good TO prime at 5Ot4 %;
choice to fancy, 1 sOlt5 10; others UNI
No. 2 at 2 80 % Is; 1900 bbls city mill
extra at 1904 60 1900 ,arrels OF Minnesota
wheat extra i 75@5 GO 9!5 bbls, of super
hne at J 500 90; 1850 Uarres of dne at 05
az 70. southern hour quoted steady IS Sales les
OF dod 66s Common an nc TO taiT eItfa Jo9 sO
q 3 3; e1Sr. y J 9 a 4 60; good to choice
do aour at qudtes at saSg at COAX az
GRAIN W HEAT-kecepts of ITO bush.
els exports Of 8l,o2o bushels; sales OF l2sM0o
bushels, spot Sgner No. ma "a at S sa s
deliAered; ss14OSs16 store and elevator; -
Sg6A +; O.; b., SS9s9A delivered No. z
f. ana /, at ssGSs9s. kYe-dull. RARLEY-
quiet. CoRN-ReceIpJs Ut 1880 bushels eX-
portstof li4@5 bushes; sales IF 2l3, 40 bush
els, steady and fairy active, though closing
|. f. OATs-Recelpts OF l31,UOO uushe Ii
exports of $40 bushels sales of $4,000 bush
els; Wnlte higher, mixed unchanged, closing
steady with moderately active busln IS
No. at So do white 40; No. dt 3l1e dc
white at 4004l19 NO white at 80 dc
white at Al; mixed western at 3i13S white
do at 1906 No. Chicago at 351e.
GhUCbhl tS-LOtFEE quoted dull anC
entirely nominal at 10 for fair SUGAR
qusted 10 l6 for fair; refined active, firm; {
at63s q 5&4: extra at "a q .55t
yenow at, 5$s a 5}g,; mould a
"a Standard A at 53s cOnfec loners'
n al 6 100; cut ,uat and crusHec
at powdered At "a q 5-l6
granuated AT 7Gg7 lie; cuues at 1G11ls
molasses grades. 81 test, at 3S4 fair rehnlnl
AT AZ refined firm. MOLA~ SEs-dull 80 test
49, New Orleans at 4Sl52. RICE quiet
| BARLEY-steady.
steady. United at 1874.
OvlsIONS-TALLOw is steady at ~
| PORK - is quoted quiet and steady. Mes
for export, ?. O., quoted at sl4 0
OILS 80 tor old, new 152o1 10 so. BEEF ii
quoted dull. LARD-Quiet, closing weak AM
lower. Western steam for export at $50
Se19 closing at 35 city steam s o.; retine
quoted at 40; continent at 955 5. A. BIT
TER is quoted quiet but firm. State Al l5G2l
western at l31l9le Statecreamery al AD25
Elgin do 2+QI25- CHKEsE-weak r. State ne'
at 7341S3s ;od ut so; western ll34GtE, Freight
to Liverpool market quoted quiet.
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Insects That Attack Foliage.

TIo tv.o nri,nirol cloccne of ineoo4e
,.nf w. a.. oia1'e1 Vi 'h' e'.
which ".'aVN tlie toll9se VI lio appi9 uree
n ar pant nee ana ieal eatln8 ca'erPiliarS
! ne ilct ialcii III SPrlhe' as soon as lhe
ieai ouu5 otEIn 10 eAl''nu, anu Increase
so IuPlaly 'il"t' Utmost al iasC as tnt
te"Nes u'NeioP, mere are coion'eS Vi pant
ii' n, Ieuu5 70 ocGuPy mem .,...o
I Il ne oJ9e "PPinta,ionS, aIcoruins 10 seE
cru eoou a, ,l aio Ne' U emu,
slou anu .oIutco Geooc'ion oiie i9li1 una
Ior Tue INFUSION II Is aS lollo"s' Auu 1--WE.
paris ol kerosGne 10 one part ol soluulol J