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MlNNEAroLls, May "A dispatch to
the Journal from Brainerd, MINI, says
that fierce forest fires famed by almost
a hurricane, are sweeping down on Gull
liver station, near Brainerd. Ex-Gov-
ernor Pillsbury's extensive lumber mills
and the town are threatened with de-
struction. Tho inhabitants arc fighting
the fire with desperation, and assistance
will be sent from Brainerd.
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Springfield Defeats youngstown.

Special Dtspa.eh to The InteaiGenccT.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., May o.-Six hun.
dred people attended the game between
Springfield aud Youngstown at the
West Side park this afternoon. Costly
errors towards the close OF the game
gave the visitors an easy victory, lien,
dersop, Wallace and Young, Of tLf
foungstowns, were released tonight
and Burehold, OF Cleveland, was signed
Score: Youngstown, 4; Springfield, :. :
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Fnrmrra' cl Convention.

MRApsllLs, Pa, May 2,-The Far
mcrs' Convention held in this city to-
day was attended by about two hundred
farmers and others. The aession lasted
about four hours and really amounted
to nothing, from the fact Of discordant
elements arising. Tho insertion OF q pro.
hibItian clause in tho resolutions called
out heated discussion: twas adopted
by bare majority, Full y thTee:forrttlhlqs
Of those present left the hall before the
convention adjourned. Tho trouble
yss that the various political elements
were suspicious Of each other. I
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Gnilles Ahr0n,l.

Pittsburgh, l; Buffalo, 4. p.L)
Philadelphia, Z; New York, G. (N.L
Boston, q; Philadelphia, e.(P. H.
Chicago, 7; Pittsburgh, 0. IN. ~
Cleveland, l; Cincinnati, 9, IN. H.
Toledo, 10; Columbus, 8. (Asso.)
Cleveland, 4; Chicago, IL. Up. L)
Rochester, 8; Athletic. &. lAsso.
St. Louis, III louisville, 8. tAsso.)
New York, 8; Brooklyn, 0. lP. L.)
Syracuse, 0; Brooklyn, g. (Asso.)
Brooklyn, 9; Boston, II. IN. L..
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To Weigh aInlls.

WAsulSoroS, D. q, May ..-Durlng
the seven full days beginning at 6 o'clock
Monday, May s, the postnlasterst through
out the United States will receive from
tbs Postoilice Department request to
furnish the number and weight OF oil
mail matter Mt their respective ol!ices'
tn, amount paid for postage, between
that which is mailed to other postoilices,
and that which is for local delivery:
Not only is statement to hs made Of
the number, weight aud postage in caGh
subdivision OF each class, but also the
number, weight and postage in each sub
division of each clues. w s-1 3
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ALBANY, N. Y, May 2.-About two
thirds Of the buildings Of the West Al
bany stock yards were destroyed by fire
last night. There were no cattle in the
yards, and the few hundred sheep there
were removed in safety. Six hundred
and fifty tons Of hay belonging to P. L.
Eastman and John B. butcher. lessees
Of the yards; were destroyed. The
buildings belonged to tho Central Hud-
son Railroad Company. Iucendiarism
was the cause. Total loss roughly esti.
mated at $4,000 to 100000; partially iu.
sured. About ten acres were burned
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A Houlauglst Thrcnt.

LONDON, May 2.-The Ssandard's Paris
correspon1c..s!! orrespona.s! cav. that General Bou.
langer's friends Aaye insisteea upon the
Generals return 10 Eranee., Ihey
threaten that il he does not1return they
will abandon his cause. =
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Kun on y Bank.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. J., May 2.-The
Merchants Bank Of this city suspended
payment at o'clock to-day on account
OF a run caused by tho published reporle
that their branches LOCATED at Elmer,
Pleasantville, Egg Harbor City and
MulIicahiit had closed UP On ACCOUNT Of
tho suspension Of the Bank Of America,
in Philadelphia. There is nn excited
e,oyd about the bank. Tho depositors
are principally small business men. The
capital OF the bank fully paid up is S50,.
0O0; deposits estimated Ct $4,000. NJ
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Window Glass Meeting,

PITrsnvaoH, Pa, May 2.-The West.
ern Window Glass Manufacturers AS.
sociation has called meeting for next
Wednesday in Chicago, to consider the
condition OF trade. The strikes OF the
building trades has seriously affected the
glass building. An effort will be made
to support the market, r r.Ei
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CHICAGO, May Pa dispatch from
Topeka, Kansas, says: The Board Of Rail-
road Commissioners has received petit
tions signed by 1o,00q farmers Of Central
Kansas asking torlower rates to the Mis-
souri river on farm products,
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Hope FOR tho Youngsters.

Special Dhod'ch 70 Tie In'cIlQtncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May "a novel
wedding took place in Boone county
Tuesday. The combined ages OF the
bridal party were $40 years, the bride.
groom being l0l, the bride o., the
groom's best man s., the BRIDES maid
a. The bride was dressed in her first
wedding trousseau, which was made CT
years ago. The bride was as frisky US n
young damssl, aud tho bridegroom
assembled one OF the highest mountains
in the country on time, and won the
wager,
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TIE EUREKA Oil FIELD,

The Mccullough Well Comes In with Great
Promises-.tnotherVv Vvcll Duo.
sptcia, Dispatch 10 tie inttgioencer.
BELMONT, w. VA, May 2.-The Nc.
Cullough No. 3, on the Rees- Hamme.t
farm, came in this afternoon and shows
for the biggest well in the field. When
the sand was struck she threw out n
shower OF oil and large pebbles. She is
now but ten feet in the sand.
Johnson's well, on the Browse farm, Is
due in the sand tomorrow night.
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they lost through the iefalcation OF Sit,
colt, and 1t Is understood that
others will follow their example.
This action Is taken on the
ground that tho uouse should not have
voted to repay It's members for this
stolen money. 1t Is understood that
those members hold that only the money
they were entitled 10 was their pro.rata
share OF what remained III the saie, and
that they will not take sum in excess
OF this amount,
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TEAS.

Our Tea department. Is special feature OF our
GRADES and varieties OF Old County Teas, scnu.
lhe Assam feko. Gamer, COnS0u, lmperi4i Gun.
powder, BASKET Fired Japan, Silver Leaf japan,
tauhs Htyton, 0ofong and English iircs kfntt;
reputation for fair and honest dealing needs no
Comment. child can purchase goods nt Our
store US cheap ns the professional shopper, WE
HAVE ONE PRICE FOR ALL,Nl No. H. :
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Special Di'paIch 10 The In.tlligenctr,
MckEEsroRr, PA,, aiay 2.-Thc great
est came Of the aeason was played here
to-day. It was pitchers battle, with
the odds in favor OF MrKeesport. The
score was; McKeesport 9; Canton l..
Hits-Canton !; Mckeesport Q. Errors
-Mckeesport 1; Canton 2. Batteries
Baker and Walton, aud Williams and
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Movements or S,.,,,.,,I

PHILADElPHiA, May o.-Arrivcd, Penn
sylvania, from Liverpool. 5ll'I, +
New ?onK, May 2.-Arriyed, Lain
and Fu]da, from Bremen.
New YonK, May 2.-Arriyed, steamer
Rhynland, from Antwerp.
BALTIMORE, May e.-Arrived, Caspian,
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Coal nIiper6 Out.

PEORIA, Ill, May 3.-The coal miners
OF Peoria are calmly awaiting the decis-
ion OF the Chicago conference. All mines
here are closed. and at MACS meeting
the Gnen endorsed the Columbus scale,
aud decided to abide by the decision oi
the Chicago conference. f'I' oy
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Dayton Pals Out.

Special DlFpdlth 70 UN 1WtalBtNttr. m
AKRON, o., May 2.-Thc game to-day
was the most interesting OF the season,
and Dayton pulled out OF very small
hole. score-Dayton, 4; Akron, 8. Hits
Akron, 5; Dayton, 1. Errors-Akron,
4; Dayton, 2. Batteries-Sehot and
Cuppy; Pike and Randall.
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WHEELING, W. VA SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1890.

alien contract labor Law. which prohibits
the importation Of foreign workmen un.
der contract. The reason for sending tho
inspectors to Chicago issaid TO be that tho
department had been advised an effort
would be made 10 get carpenters from
Canada to take the place Of mon on astrike
hero. One OF the inspectors reported TO
Collector Clark to-day md Is now at
work. The other IL expected 10 reach
here, tomorrow.
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CLUB ORDERS.

Our facilities Tor shipping to.famIlcs living
out OF the city cannot bo excellcd. We have Il
special department for flii!ug club orders, and
NE same care aud attention ia given 10 them rs
though tho writer was dealing with us In person.
We ask you to give us trial order, aud We nro
confident 1t VIII prove so satisfactory rs 10 gain
you for u permanent customer,
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con,r,rht nlll Defeated.

wAsn.soroN, D. O., May I'm the
House yesterday the Copyright b!ll was
defeated by a vote OF 9S yeas to LOG nays.
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81 -
TruAk goMpnny Suspcnds.

CAMDEN, N. T., May 9.-The Fidelity,
Surety Trust and Safe, Deposit Company
suspended payment this morning. e.:
L.IWork, President Of the Gloucester
National Bank, whicn Suspended yes
terday, was Rlso the President OF this
company. .
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PHlLApELrHIA. May 3.-The Board Of
Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company yesterday declared the regular
scmi::annvaE dividend OF 81 per cent and
sn extra dividend o. ! ot1 per cent, and
provided fol stock allotment Of Sper
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HAEIs, May 9.-Thc gtokers in the sew
eral gas works have struck. Their places
have been taken by Belgians. A eener-
al strike in the colleries IN the south Of
FrrIce is Threatened. ..
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Seventy Cent. tl,c Ycnr Round

TEnEE HAuTE, IND, May 2.-The In.
diana operators and miners OF b;tumin.
ous mines tonight reached an agree
ment on the wage schedule. The price
is to be seventy cents ton the year
round.
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It Will be n Prot ectionist.

: HH!ssEn,spuRo, Pa, May a.-Gov:..::::
Beayer has Issned . proclamation for a
special election TO held Oh Tuesday,
tue 10Th Of May, for asIceessor to the late
Samuel J. Randall in the Third Con.
gressional district, -
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: VII Watpl, Euicssr,

lCHleAao, May 2.@Tssos : i smlsrant in.
apeetors nave been ordered By Secretary
Window, at. Washington, 10 report in
chicago to Collector Clark for duty In
connection with the enforcement OF the
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ltcfunti,ti Their Share.

wAsulSoros, May o.-cougressmen
sayrcs. OF Texas, and Bland, OF Missouri;
have returned 10 tho Treasury drafts
made out in their tavor for tho money
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: WEST BoyLEsroN, MASS, May 2.-Thc
Baptist and Catholic churches, also the
Catholic parsonage here were burned to
the ground this morning,
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Postmaster Appointed.

Specid, N,paich to he Ina0icener.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May &C. 9.
Brown, vice A. ". Brown, aceeGseu'
has been appointed postmaster at Wof'
lev, Monongalia county. t35ss} s'F
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THAT tired feeling" is entirely over.
come by Hoods sarsararilla, which gives
feeling, al buoyancy aud Strength to
the whole system, s
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Toas, Coffoes, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
co,
Tea Importers & Coffee ROastcrs.

Wo have about completed our improvements
anu can now elai m without any cInggcrAllon
.hht We have tho largest aud bcsi equipped Tea
tnu utocory House III the state. The lsct that
nsnns I,,t, gnarantec that Oiir stock Is ALWAYS
FRESH and PRICES Low, 80.
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Whcelin,g."...-........- 0 . Q 10 OO0 4
...-.......... b 0 o OlO i

Earned runs. Wheeling 8. Mansfield !. Two
btsc hit Good ,iicr, Giena!vin and Osborne,
Three base hit, rlocG. Sacrifice hits. Goodrlder.
Flacs and Fltzsmmons Stolen bases. McSlIl,
Ian Lyle, Glenalvin, Zeigct3 Double plays,
Mcmillan 10 Goodrl1er 9: Osborne 10 Arml,age;
Glenhlvtn to Arlnitsge 10 O'lirieu. Bases on
balls, OFT Sawyer !. or FOurnicr s. Struck out,
Dy sournicr 10, by sawyer .. Time l:32. I'm.
pire, Peoples,
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LONDON, May 2.-The Emin Relief
Committee gave reception in honor Of
Henry NJ. Stanley this evening. The
Prince Of Wales presided. Among the
guests were the Princess Of Wales,
Princess Victoria, the Duke and Duchess
OF Edinburgh, Prince Christian, Prince
Albert Victor, Prince George, the Duke
Of Fife, the Lord Mayor of London and
a large number Of distinguished persons,
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New York Electoral Reform, Bili isIsned.
ALBANY, May 2.-Goyernor Hill to.
day signed the modified bill for electoral
reform, VIZ 80
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WEEKLY GRAPHIC

I &. SUBLETTE. Proprietor.
KIRKsvrLLE. MISSOURI
FRIDAY, FEB. eS 1890.
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Obituary.

The funeral services to the
memory Of Mr.. John McFerron,
were held in the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Millard last Sunday.
One of the largest congregations
ever seen in the church, listened
with interest to the eloquent words
of the Rev. q. Roszelle of this
city. The speakers made the fol-
lowing biographical statement:
"John McFerron died at his home
near Millard, Oh Jan. 26, 1890, the
direct cause wasla grippe. Broth
er McFerron was converted and
joined the M. E. chuch, south,
when quite young. He had lived
in the church of his choice until
his days were almost fifteen years
more than the Psalmists allotment
Of three score years and ten. But
when his end came he was ready.
He went not, like quarry slave at night
Scourged to his dungeon, but sustained and
sOothed
By an unfaltering trust, approached the grave;
in the trumphs of the christian faith"
We sympathize with the friends
and relatives who are left to
mourn his loss.
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Abstract of Exp enditures

Of Adair county for the Fiscal
year BEGINNING Feb. 1st 1889 and
ending Jan. 81, 1890.
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A Voice From Wilson.

ED. GRAPHIC: I see that cor
respondent in last weeks Journal
says that the boys are kicking
about the way the road districts
are arranged.
Now | don't think there is any
danger of any one getting hurt, as
the captain of this noble thir.
teen," as l understand, is lame in
one leg, that he refuses to work
on the road, and it was only yeal
or two ago, that he became, to all
appearances, a maniac because
the County Court refused to turn
out the supervisor and put him in
his place.
The aforesaid lameness, as
understand from one of his near.
est neighbors, was caused by 6
bullet received while bush-whack-
ing during the late unpleasant.
ness.
Now, is it fair for one district to
stand in the way of an entire town
ship, simply because that district
happens to be so situated that ii
has no bad roads. Union district
has six sections of level prairie
and is almost without creek or
hill, while it is surrounded on all
sides by districts that embrace the
brakes and bottoms of Salt River
and Bear Creek. 1t seems to me
selfish indeed that any one will
try to hinder the first effort that
has been made for years to better
the condition of our roads.
The said correspondent says
that the judges will probably ex.
plain why they did not allow them.
selves to be governed by the GA.
nous thirteen"
These gentlemen may yet be
asked if the road south to Wilson
can be travelled. Two years age
the road was not safe. Has it beer
repaired yet? Have the approach,
es to the bridge that was bull
three years ago been completed
or is it still an obstruction on the
highway, and monument of the
enterprise Of the favored few
Not shovelful of dirt has beer
moved in that time, and the bridge
is still an obstruction to the load.
Under the new order of things
some of the klckers will have some
work to do, instead of sitting OF
nail kegs in the post Office. The
yoke may be little had to bear
but it will have to be borne for
year, at least, and by that time thu
kickers will be better satisfied.
PLow Boy.
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A Pleasant Time.

Monday evening the home of
MIR. and Mrs. 2. M. Smith was in
vaded by number Of friends, who
gathered to celebrate the birth
anniversaries of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Smith was forty-two
years old on Sunday, and Mr..
Smith came up to the fiftieth
mile post Monday. The gather
ing was in the nature of surprise,
but was none the less pleasant on
tha. account. During the even
ing the guests presented the host
and hostess, each, with a pair of
gold trimmed spectables. Mr..
Smith was also presented with a
smoking outfit, including cap,
robe, pipes and tobacco. Mr.. q.
M. Mcclure made the presenta-
ton speech. After pertaking of
a splendid collation. the guests de-
parted, wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Smith many happy returns of the
day. The following were among
those present: J. j. Spencer and
wife, Jno. L. Hannah and wife,
Henry Hannah and wife, j. l..
Porter and wife, W. J. Eckert and
wife, j. Fl. Kinnear and wife, Saml.
Reed and wife, Henry Eckert and
daughter, Jos. Baum and wife, J.
Fowler and wife, G. M. Mcclure
and wife, J. B. Dodson. Mrs. Sallie
Woods, and Miss Lizzie Perrin
of Canton. o.
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can Ocular Delusion" is the
title of a bright social study In
serial shape, which will begin in
the New York Ledger of March l.
The story holds the mirror up to
club life in the metropolis, and
touches lightly but with the
mastery an suggestive stroke of
the etching hand, some of the
more distinctive sides of New
York society life. Several of the
characters are SO startlingly typ
zeal that they may be taken for
any one of scores of the men,
bers of the "Four Hundred. The
hero ia finc combination of
manliness, ready ingenuity and
audacity, youth with rare
amount OF phosphorus in his
cerebral gray matter and al equal
ly generous amount of red cor
puscles III his veins "a character
which the author has elaborated
with sympathetic interest, and
which, according to tho impression
given by the advance sheets,
represents an oarsman of recent
crew of a leading American col
lege. The author, by the way. is
that brilliant young newspaper
worker, Frank Howard Howe, son
of the late postmaster-general
Timothy L. Howe, of Wisconsin,
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g
a
Bradbury Encyclopedia Of Practical information and Universal
Form ulary.
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punched
Invite to
S. M. PICKLE RS,
FAMOUS BARGAIN PALACE NORTH SIDE SQUARE
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School Commissioners Report.

Dist. 4-64 -13, known as the
Pleasant View school, This dis
trict is east Of Willmathville in
the northeast corner OF the county,
contains nine square miles OF
territory; valuation S43,974; school
property valued at $3.50; levy 33c
on the one hundred dollars; teach
ers wages last year, $50; present
wages, S27; length OF term five
months.
The house is located near the
center of the district on beautiful
blue grass plat; few shade trees
would be quite an ornament to the
grounds and very beneficial to the
children during the summer
school; we suggest that Arbor day
be observed in this district. The
house has been badly cared for;
it is considerably weather beaten,
and needs painting; also, repair
ing otherwise. Tho school is in
charge Of Miss Nora Cramer.
Miss Cramer is kind to her pupils.
They seem to partake ct her
amiable disposition. The school
is progressing nicely.
District 4-64-I4, known as the
Willmathville school; this district
is east of Trinity school and bor-
ders on Schuyler county, on the
north; it contains about $ square
miles of valuable territory, it is
not the best territory IN the county
but far better than an average of
the county. The house is located,
south of the village on knoll
sloping to the east. The house is
entirely too small, the seating Ca
pacity is only "a, while the enroll
ment, when we were present was
60. Doubtless it is greater by
this writing, for last year it was
70; just think of 60 or 70 pupils
being crowded into a room about
16xlS feet with seating capacity
for "a, with no ventilation except
that furnished by the detective
ness of the old house. The seats
are of an ancient pattern and badly
defaced by the jack kniYes Of
school boys some thirty years ago.
A majority of voters cannot agree
in regard to school house site.
This state of things ought not to
be for your children are growing
older each year and are wronged
of their privileges which the law
gives them. The school is in
charge of Miss Lille Ewing. She
is doing the best she can under the
circumstances. Willmathville
could have a graded school; they
have the number of pupils and the
valuation. Will some one propose
| it, SO it may come before the annu.
al school meeting.
Dist. 2-63-13 known as Gar.
den G. owe School; this district is
south of Pleasant View; contains
nine square miles of territory
valuation $40, ,526; school proper.
ty valued at $3.50; levy, 40c on the
one hundred dollars; teachers
wages $3.50 per month. The
house is in "a very good state OF
repairs; furnished with new, i'm.
proved seats, but of very poor
pattern. The seating capacity ol
the room is 60. A portion of the
blackboard is natural slate which
is excellent.
The school is in the care of MIR
McGonnigle. The school not being
in session we did not have the
opportunity to witness the teach.
er's work, which we very much re-
gret: VIM. HARTFORD.
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Riches may net be within our
power, but kindness is.
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Cure for Hog Cholera.

Az exchange gives the following
receipt for hog cholera: One table,
spoonful castor oil; one teaspoon
full spirits of turpentine; six drops
carbolic acid. The hog should be
caught and the dose poured down
his throat. This destroys the
worms in the intestines which is
unq uestionably the cause of the
ailment.