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Term nf Ktibucrlptlon.
Onocopjr, ono year (6U number) ....Q2.J0
Ono copy, fix months (SO riumhcre) l.lifi
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SAlitiM, FIUDAY, APKII, 13, 1877.
Tho Tick Question
Arinr. 2, 1877.
13n. Faiimi:h; I am ratlior sorry tlw Tick
riuostlon has closed as I hud n fow things to
nay about tho animal, wooing It linn assumod
ho much Importance
In rogard to ProfoBsor Johnson's nay nbout
tlckH I nm inclinod to think bin Idoas aro
bosod upon his reading of tho Kanlcm tick.
I would suggest thnt wo liavo n different
tick lioro, or, what Ih moro prohablo, HovornI
dllforont HpecloH of thorn. I know that
HOtno of thorn havo wings, and Itlsqtilto
probnblo with io thnt tlioy all do at tho
porlod of egg-laylng (If Ibis Inttt Ih tholr way
of propagating tho species.) That wo Imvo
Ulllbrent spoolcs Ih apparent from tho fact
t lint wo havo, whon of iimturo growth, Homo
hh largo its tho ond of your finger, and nonr
ly exactly round, whllo Homo at maturity nro
rjulloHinall, Hut and elongate!. ThoKasloru
tick also Hootnod Inclinod to fusion upon and
food upon tho human body, whllo tho Or
egon lick sconis to havo no Inclination ot
thoHort.
It was about tho lontli oTOctobor, hoiiiohI.x
yours ii'o, In tho neighborhood of Mwoot
Homo, Mini Co., whom Mr. .). W. (lllliland
Hhowod mo Kiiinn ticks having wlngH. Ho
hod Just l:lll( d a dcor whon I h.iw homo doc
on or twenty ulugulnr Hying IiisocIh Hitting
about In i; dlHturbod dominion. In answer
to my Inquiry iih to what thoy woro, Mr.
Ollllland said thoy woro ticks. lind caught
oiiouud hhowod It to mo; ho thoro h no mln
lalto about Oregon tlckH having wings. I
hiipposo Hum, that llltoitll ollmr Im.rolH which
pass through illlloront phuwi of lllo, oven-
tually unsmiling tho wingod Hlato, thoy malm
this their propugutiug porlod. This porlod,
olliuni havo iuformod mo, Is In Hoptomhor
mid October. This, I bollovo, 1 havo no-
tlcod homo of my horses In Hoplombor with
tho hair on tholr iildon and hacks lorrlhly
confus.Hl, us though tiio homo had boon bit
In lilimiolf, citiiHod, I Hiipjioscd, by homo
local Irritation in Ihohkiii. I oxamlnrd sov
or.il hut could lind no e.iuso. Homo two or
thioo months himco, liowovor, I found llioni
uovorod with tlnhs. My conclusion wan that
tho irilliillon was caused by tho Hying tick,
In iiuwllug about tho horxo doposllim; his
ogKH upon tho liUln, and Unit thco eggs
batch out all through llm Winter, but prin
cipally m November und December.
1j1!o Mr. Klnliiyiion, I havo looked i con
hhlor.iblo upon tho bush for thorn, but havo
novel' soon ono ilium yot.
I wlllhiiggott this to all (ntonmtoil that
thoy prociniiHiilpliU-iitid mix hiilpliur and
nail lit about cpml quantities nud food your
borhos all through Hoptomhor and October,
onco or twlco u week, und tho ticks will not
bothor your horses that Winter. After Ion
lug two fine rolls In ono early Winlor, tho
no.t I ''.ill 1 ttlod tho ubovo lomoby and suc
ceeded ton traction,
I miohoiiio say they will not bolhor a fat
homo, This Is all bosh, as nonio of mine,
tho fullest lu tho lill, iiull'iirod tho most tho
following Whiter. Ticks nooii mako a tat
hnrso poor, and HiIm f.ii!t accounts for tlmt
ibilon. About Oik grubs producing thorn
tho horco being tholr most iiceopUblo
liomo, thoy houso whores or dropped from
tho Iioimi, If thoro Is biush to protect thorn
In tholr liatiNforiuallou. As tho horso, In
loedliig, roams much uioto in o.il; than Mr,
thin will account for thai opinion.
As to ticks iiutt Dirwlnisui, It Is wronp; In
Mr. Plnhiysoii to in Mo that nuoslloii. If
fiOinodlsclploiif Dirwlu thinks IiIh father or
miindl.ilhor was u lick, just Ul Aim think o.
It It ti any consolation to him, it woro doubt
loan wrong to disturb his ropo-o. Homo loon
havotiwry low origin, ,'and if, pcrohiuen,
thoy uro bUtlsiWnl with It, let them enjoy It.
As to Mr, I'lnlityeou, ni.ifcolf and (ho edhor
ttftho Kaimmi, wo claim a higher, oilgln.
lr. l"lk la not authority for us.
Kmumi MajIuw.
Another.
MoMimnvillij, April 1, 1B77.
Ed. Fahmuui 1 ce, by rending your p.v
pr, tbfttttioTlokquwliiii s tho grout hIi.
wrbinK loj'lo of tho day, and to M.ltla thU
Important Miit Joct In tho in toils of tho inm
phlmhmted 1 would simply y thnt 1
Studied llokolopy smuu liitlo, and 1 dUuovcr
that ticks, lil.u nil othor vermlu, hio Keuorat
d from tilth mid ciri'leinocss, mul tuget rid
Of thorn on horwm, and eMpeoiully on oolts,
mix ono te.mHionliil of eeiino wppr with
cuniuion f' v f chop or brsii, then feed to
tllnnlin,il, and then, if Mr. Tick dcesn't let
looMliIstftiom; hold ami ttUuppcar, I will
ly Hit il'imiigw. T. II. 0.
Tlipslivf Tweed's ihcapo and wmulor
InXsU full ul oxoliliig and remnutlo Inter
est. Ilo diMipHred Dciviiibcr ft, a year
ii(o, and was coiu'ciik'd by puifcMiloual
urlmliMls, in actuitl winlit of Now Yoik, and
hUlmeinumtly .( tliulounly loughim' reiule
voiiscii StMeii UUiid umll toward tho nild
die ol Knliruury follow iit. Theiico ho went
o Kb-rltln where ho leiimlned till inldsiini
nier, ihtn filiuiluto In ihoivi.t light hotue,
Wh(Us'hoeiowst tol'iitia, hh( Uioiuv) pro
cw ilwl lo SmIii In tho vcsol lrom which ho
vws exwuttd on bur arrixiil. Weighing
nearly K) pounds In his jwliny davn, be
hhiAiii; to ll but U now uitldly ImpiovlnB.
r(mn.N, Aplll VI, 1S77.
lilUWU Of Tit Kl'AKM Kill 111 "our lA.t tin-
Ur ft Loy utii ntn eld wriHo Im1 a do.
Ha iwL
tW It mm ttiH IVeltlo (Wt Third
MhtoriML)wi(M).
1 think that is not felr.
i tm a Uitw boy nim ymik old
OwanUHH V, QlHttS,
Don't Kill tho Birds.
Thoro Ih troublo on our track If wo do not
at onco tako mcauuros to protect and lucroaso
tho bird family. Tho msootsaro nltor lis;
tholr numborH nro legion; ovory plant, al
most, has its onotny. Many of thorn havo
a host of cnumies that nro making war upon
ourmiccoh.s in cultivating thorn, and yot wo
Invito tho Hportsman to coino in and destroy
aiir only ally in tho ovoi-prosoot conflict wo
arc holding with tho Insoct host. All tlioso
onouilosaro rapidly on tho Incrcaso. and tho
dcH'.ructlou Ih fabulous lu amount. Prof.
Aughoy Ih tho authority for tho Htatemont
that "tho amount of damago douoinaycar
throughout tho United States, by InsoctH is
not loss than 8100,000,000. Illinois, alono
ban htinbrod to tho atnountof $73,000,000 lu a
singlo year," Hovonty-tlireo millions of dol
lars lu ono Htnio, destroyed by inBocts In ono
yoarj and yot olru-kllllng gooson unuor tuo
jirotoctlon of tho law. Homo rash Individ
tialH claim that birds do not dostroy lnsocts,
If thoso porsoim will oxamluo tho stomach
of a bird klllod by thoo hunters, thoy will
no longer afwort that tho bird has not a mis
sion in Insoct. destroying, and If pormfttod is
not faithfully at his post performing duly.
If theso insocis aro not dostroyod In Homo
mannor, wliat may wo oxpoct? Prof. Aug
hoy is authority tor tho following, nlbo:
"Apnlo, pour and plum trees havo about 100
speclos of Insoct enemies; 50spoclesof Insocts
mtorioro Willi graio euiiuro. xuore are tu
loast 20 insect onomlos to our gardoiin. Most
Hiioolosol'InsoctH havoa inarvoloi'H fpcund
Itv; ono pair of grain woaviln will produco
0,000 young botweon April and August."
According lo Heaumor. ouonnhldo. or plant-
louse, may bncomothe projoultor, lu aslnglo
LCttijoii, or 0,000,000,000. Tho fomnlo wasp
producos, lu ono hoason, :!0,000. Tho white
ant (leiH)hlts eggs at tho aveiago ruto of sixty
lo a minute. Ourown Nllkworm, which food
m largely on our wild plums, producos from
COO to 1,000 eggs per hoahon. Loam tboto
facts; and yot tho gunner Is iiormltlod to dos
troy our greatest, hopo. Moro birds aro
needed of Ibo insectivorous class; and all
that aro soug'it by tho hunter aro of tho fam
ily that Is continually destroying tho great
enemy of our harvests. Dogs and traps
should bo prohibited by most stringent leg
islative enactments. Tlio ftiwdoysofrosplio
from labor and thoolllco, that aro found In
tho Held or torou with the dog and gun, may
bo missed: bill what Is that lu comparison
with tho fabulous amounts destroyed by
humoring tho drsiro mid removing tho pro
tection to tho crops, and our bread and but
tei? Let tho experiment bo tried for three
yearn, ot permitting no ono at any time in
year to kill any bird or fowl. Such a law
would woik iiimisiiips to no ono, nun it hav
ing to tho Wi"it initfhl bo In amount more
than our nalidiiel dobt. The law-makers of
our several Utatcs now In session should take
prompt and milted action hi tho matter, and
onlorco It at once. I-Uctori (mil Mtrm.
Managing I'oultry.
llMporof I. K. Ketch, rrad bol'oro tlio Mass
nchiibotts fliito llouid of Agrlouliuio.
HalslugehlckeiiH should pay a prollt of
ueariy ono nuiuireii per coot., mil h nog
lidod thoy will run ono In dobt.
T,io smaller tho Hock tlio greater tho Indi
vidual yield. Filly hens nro tho largest
number that hhotild bo allowed to run in
ono llouk. Tho loesls should ho low and
level, uiid nui ono about another, like the
rounds ol u ladder. Tho chickens will nil
seek tho hl'(hst loost, and many will bo
crowded oil', ttud probably lniuoU by fill
ing. Uous that nro accustomed lo low
rooets uro less luulliied toscilo lences, and
may be kepi lu puns with loss trouble. Tho
ground under I no rooslH hhoiild lu of looo
gravel, mixed with loam. Two yards aro
better th.tn one, iisonoiimv ho culthiiteil
whllo llioiiher l. occiiplod. In thla way
roots and other forage m ty bo grown for tho
low, Moil hind fertill.od by their droppings.
Tlio open shed Is very important, us iilfoixl
Ing protection from cold lu winter ami bout
In Milliliter.
I would feo.l h Ul or dough In tlio morn
lug, grocu cabbage, roots or other forage at
iioiiii.and grain ul night, lions must ho fed
well to bu prolltnhlo. ami if well cared for
are like a niHctilno with tho power iipnllod
it must work. If lions in o well toil thoy
iniiHt hiyeggs or die, Clover rowou Is ox
cillent ler dntei' loodlug, lu place of tho
giceu Htutl vbli'h they get in summer.
Close breod'ng for three joara will cause
thoejrgs lobe unlertllo. Itreod ovory year,
mid change old stock for new. Young lowls
pay much beuerth.iu old ones, llratiumhs
should seldom bu kept moro than two yours,
If ono is seeking tlio greatest prollt. Nevir
keep more than one hundred growing chick
ens in thus who yard, and If of dltloivnt agoi
not so many.
Tor selling hens 1 prot'or half b.irroln with
out headhunt In the ground liulf their depili.
Make uosisol hay on the earth. In cold
uinUhorsiioh nostsexeludo cold air from bo
noiiih tluiixus. lu warm we.uhor tho esrth
tliould bo inoUtoiied by poiirliig on a pall of
w iiior. Muoru suoiiin tie gen: ny iinnii.seiyes
topruNont any itiiuoyaiuio troni other hens.
A coop placed over tlio nest largo enough to
allow ot a dust b .th works well. Havo tood
convenient, so the bird o in out and go b.iuk
to the ui'su ln.ioru the eggs got cold,
Amiikuun I'i. .s rou Hi .ia. The.liscr
iron Airii-ultui it tor Msicli tho lht h..s:
Ono ol the most iiuttci.bloef ricent ecc'ui
ionics Is the piiictiswoot (enttiouvaiul Auier
lean plowM by the Uiis.-Kin ti )eriiuunt, for
ili.iriliu.tn hiii. Ik. the titimoibot ldishla.
Thoro Is moro in iMsth.ui would soem lo lw
at P.rst sight. It l ci ltalnly t cixiit complt
iirmt us welled u iilimbls acknowledge
meiil ot mcr.t to AjiinrioHii Uk'rieuliural
liuiilciiuii'. makers, but It iiupllo thu tho
loinpotl'.ii'ii ot American tanners lu tho
ICmopein gr.im iri.delmstoiutlicdwli.it has
been uoumiieniil an Inviitner.iblonpot. The
wheat groiert ol tiomluni Kussla supply
what is known hs ttio bu.'k Su tr.i.lo, wild
being miu h nearer to tho miu ket thin wo
urt their wiietu lmbulagroU inhaiunKo
ovaroui, ISu'. Aiuerkuii wne.it li is ills-pli.i-od
the ltuusian whsat, to aeoiibldorsblo
e.Meut, In the lhigilsli uurket, mid tho It.u
fciuii tHiuitrs lme now to exert themselves
t.i hold ouii u poitiou ot thai tr.ide. Heiioo
U Is deiei milled to try ttio plows that we aro
using; wuh a low to produce wheat moro
eliciply tintii ht.ticno. Hut thero Is some
thing eluo lieedod. The man tli.it holds the
plow is ol moro iicoouiit than tho plow, mid
ilierouro no f.irmers lu the woild who nro
more tntolllgont or more stvllltul than Auier
lo.ui fitsiiitrs. Hut wo ciiiiiot nll'ord to rest
iiH)ii what wo have gained, Tlio Important
luct inukvil bhows that our eoinpytttor im
by no uitans idle, and Intend to Improve
their liiethoda of work us fur as (Msslblo.
We niiibt meet their linproveinuuts by oth
ers ot ourown.
ltooiciusiuaiv. Mrs. Snyder Is currying
on the business of a bookbinder in Salem,
llor tvstubUsbtmuit U in li ray's bkvk. If
you hiwom.y books thut neod re-bliuling, or
any shee.sof niuslo thnt von wish to pro
verve, or any other binding to be done, call
on bur, and vou will hav tho work dona in
tho beat manner. Mm iUmw nil tho wotk
that parlutns to a book-biuder.
Another ow of hinallpox bus been report
ed in. Seattle, lu wblvh the lutlunt, a wunuui
by tho llama of Kluwboih Kauige, illl,
BREEDS F0K THE DAIRY.
At tho anuuol incotlng of tho Wcstorn
RosorvoDalrymon's Association of Onlojust
closod In rolatlon lo breed of cows host for
milk, or for dairymen to food for milk , and
for gonoMl utility, tho following testimony
was givon as reported In tho Ohio lxrmcr :
Mr. Olds has kopt nothing but grado Short
horns for years, and ho regarded thorn as
much moro prodtablo than any others; thoy
woro good milkers, ond woro yaluablo whon
wanted for beof. Mr. Taylor had an Ayr
HUlro holler that emno In at two voara old.
and for sixty days aftor gavo forty-two nnd
throo-quartor poundsofmllk poruay. on the
avorage. This yoar, at throe yoars old, nbo
nyoragod thlrty-l'our pounds por day. His
neighbor, Mr. Fuller had Bovoral Ayshlres
nnd thoy averaged ten pouudH per day moro
than his other good cowh, on samo food E.
II. Loo had an Ayrshire that emtio In at two
years, nnd gave an nvoragoor thlrty-flvo
pounds por day for 100 dayH all hoforo sho
was thrto yearn old. Mr. Iloovo bad a throo
yoarold Ayrshire that gave an ayorago of
thlrty-ono pounds for tnlrtvono days, and
gavo horowu woight in milk lu nlno-teen
days. Ho had a grado Shorthorn, ulso, that
avorngod forty pounds n day for nlnoty days;
Hho wan a largo cow, and on oxlra feed. Mr.
Taylor said ono of tho Shorthorns woro good
milkers, but It was only occasionally one
waH found; thoy uro not reliable to brood for
mllkoni. Ayrshlroa woro almost certain lo
produco good milkers, any time; thoy were
vory docile lutolllunnt. cmsv kcoueiH. Mr.
Untos lind a two-yoar-old Jorsoy heifer, catno
In at eighteen mouths, and for seven months
thorosfior averaged seventeen lli, of mill:
por day. Tho milk was much Htiporlor lu
quality to that glv6ii by his other cows.
Tho general verd let was that for quantity
of milk no breod equaled tho Ayrshlroa In
proportion to feed consumed.
Tin: Kxi'hOMox.Sovt Ynrlc, April 0.
Tho Ttvici to-morrow will publish, from
an authentic uotirco, tho true story ofilio ex
plosion, rovcallngtho fjctthatn diabolical
erlmo was perpetrated. Orvlllo 1). Jowott
wasndmllted lo tho firm of which his father,
whon nlivo, was a member, elx or soven
yoais bko, simply becauno of tho relation
ship. Ho had bton somewhat wild, and
paid lltto attention to tho business, which
booiUH not to bnvo been to his tnslo. Ho had
been absent hist winlor lit liermuda yacht
ing, nnd on bis return, recently, exprodsnd n
desiro to withdraw from tho firm. Ills
partner did not wish lo mako auy change lu
tlio business, end opposed his letlrlng, but
ho perslted lu his de.eriiiluiitloii, unci finally
beeamo ho dlSHi'ree.ible thnttliev consented
to lilu roquoat, und tigroud to pay him J200,-
oju mr ins interest. Tiio noeesi'ary papors
woro drawn up and woro to havo been signed
yestorduy. "i oung Jowott, iirobablyeraod
with lkpior, catno to tho ollico with a hand
gronndo und pistol. Homo angry words pas
std, and ho pulled tuo grenade from his
pocket, throw It on tho Hour mid Ihotx plo
sion followed, Tho clerk was killed, his
own logs wero brokon nnd ho ueelved threo
terrible wounds lu Iho abdomen. Ho then
drew tho pistol mid nttempted to shoot hlui
selfthrouuh Iho head, but liiaulm was luuf
tectlvo. Ilo died Ibiu evening In tho hos
pital. Dean, who was Injured by tho ex
plosion, Is understood not tu bo In u danger
ous condition.
Tin: Or.nusT I'uteni.r Iiion. Tho oldeat
pieces of iroti wrought Iron) now known
am probably tbo sleklo blulo found by
Oiilzuiil under tlje base of n splilnx In Kar
liue, Hear Thel.nM; tho blnJu louuJ by Colo
nel Vyso, Imbodilcd lu tho masonry of tho
Uroat Pyramid; tlio p-mlnn of a onm-otit
Hnvoxhiiniedat Xiuiroud bv Mr. I.iyaril
all of which aro now Jii tliollritlab Museum.
A wrought b.irol' 1) iiii.teiushtoul wus proseu
ted by King Poms to Alexander tho Ureal;
anil tuo rasor ateol of ('hlea fur iuny eon
turtoi 1uh hiirp.ifscd nil Kiiropo.ui utoel in
temper and durability oi edg. Tho Hin
doos appear to havo made v.' taught iron
directly from tho ote, without passing It
through tlio fiiruiicc, from Umo Immemorial;
mid elaborately wrought masses of Iran nro
still found lu India which Unto from tha early
centuries of tho (llirhtlan en.
Iowa Cirv, April f.- Six men, mipposnd
to bo moiite operators, attempted to ubdiict
Mm. Ueorgo w. WnUt-n. n weallby unit ao
coiiipllshed young womnu of Massllon,
Ohio, from tho lbck Island train, between
ltnck IslAiul mid this plnco, list night.
Thoy entered tlio tram at Uvk Island, mid
under tho pretenHn thai she was en escaped
lunatle, kept her gtt'jged nni held her down
nt each sUition, Hfeo 0'Cip.-il iVmii them r.l
Wilton alter n desperate H.iijglo, during
winch hhospnilmit heriiukie mid peuaded
iho conductor ot hersauiiy. yiie was nllow
ed to tiiko rooiua in a hotel here, whom sho
Is well known mul respocteil. tlio otiicet
unj . it. I. .1.1 1- ...t.r.- iia ulm .v-n rd.M
sho was richly
drih-sed.,
Tho remnltiH of several historical pflinon
nueswho wero bebrndrd lu the Tower of
I. union moro tluur throa hundred yoHricgo
havo lately been uuonithed In nwitliii; ex
ctviilloiis. Tiuwo which who thoroughly
lilotitllUiI nro tho koleliins of tho I'o.iutosH
of Salisbury. Itobert luidloy.lho father of
hidy Jauo Orey, uud tho unbuppy Aunlo
lloloyn,
Theio nro Mime ten oltk. bkIiIb from whnt
Rrocalb'd iuliier' oft'ntv, In tholll.iek Hills.
T'ie totid populstlonortbo Hills Urtlniitinii
bv tho bust Infoi inl !on to b ninmt 10,(HK).
K-'l i atml aii.'oiint oi gold taken nut about
$7; 0,000. lUmdw.vJ iua Cur ato tba prin-
ii-ftl eltle. Cutir, at one Urns, hd nbout
a.iVo people, but i-o. dhmubibiHl Wiintwhtt.
Alittln oii ot Mr. Dull', ot ('aueninh,
wi's bully iiijuroj iMl wtssk by tbo e.-lo-s.oti
of wo, gin . 'sder. lie had plH"l
lie p wvdor In n ors'tr ciu, . I phmtwl it
III tbefcrtnind, niwi then w.4 tiro to It. The
i xploMuii kuockid him oer, bu ily burning
li nice, ami It U (buUuml uuoiber he will
c or bu able b sen sg tin.
1'iiWT IJoi.i) I'iMMVKKKii. T. O. 1Uoh
moud.of H.ilHi.K ib lUiuied, was the first
man m ho wsfcht 1 nut ,i.Jd vm' ot tho Pas
ca los, and deii'O-istiu'.od positively that
thoro wus realty gold to bo bad In that ww
tiou. It was on Uurir river that ho llrt
"pimied" out the yoltow stud whllo pissing
through with a p U train In ISM. ltemi:er.
An lntelllgontouih, reoenily engaged In
rt isjinmsiMial ollloe, made out u shipping
lull for'-fourty'' ojrrel-s of Hour, His cm
plover allied tils attention to nil error In the
Mulling of t'orlv. "Sum euougb," replied
tho promising olerk; "I left out tho jA."
A fatal dUwso, iwembllng smull-pox In
liutntu beings, has broken out among tbo
liursos nt Montrvhl,Cauaiiti. Tiio veterltiarv
H.irgiHins do not khow whnt to uuko of It
and tho fatality Is vory gre.it.
Tho Dukrt of Wel'ltinton, wheu inked
wl.v ih.. iinwfill.'H nl' Ihb sohllOfV dill lKt
caura tho ulariii find icnlt Ui ihe rapln ud
violeuco coiumou in Uiu aajs oi iTnmww,
repll&d "Tin oh-ol nmter U abroad."
The school nppmionuwut for Marion on'uu
tr U now ratty, bolwt th lantt vr uwJo
i 90 por hcholur.
A ou.11 on lo ta br Uin two lu tie
buub, v
Spurgoon says tho modern roncal linlso a
vory oxompiary society man.
It Inn chap down In Indiana wtiofencw
trying to mako a flying machine
Codar Falls, Iowa, has votod a tax Mr tho
establishment of a frco public library.
ThoStnto of Virginia will collect a Six o!
ono cont on each drink of liquor Eol0at a
bar.
Moro tlum ono hundred thousand yards of
cottoii cloth Is niado weokly at JanosMlIo,
Wis. '
Isaac Mnrks, recently hnnpod In Ten
don for murdor, was tho first Israltto Eng
land has legally put to doath In 200 ycan,
Now York mllkinou soil milk to tho poir
at throo cents a nuart. A llttlo moro watir
than usual Is all that Is required to do it.
Thoro aro nojfomalo volcos allowed In th
uatiioito cuoirs or ungianu oy oruor uaruinai
Mauulug.
Tho Kmnrosa Dowacor of .Tanan has con
tributed tho Bum of 30,000 yon towardo
founding a school in Tokio for young nobloa,
On Saturday a farmor living noar Ayltnor
(wost)wus fin od six dollars mid costs for un
necon.sarlly dojrglng and ill, treating auothor
uiau's cow.
Tho Vatidorbllts voro who to keop tholr
money In Iho family, Instead oi distributing
it among groody lnwyoM, Judges, bAlllIs,
cicrKs aim witneusos.
Tho Kugllsh Ulshop of Mancliostor says
(hat those people who pretoud to have a
religious horror of theatricals and circuses
do not mako good Church mombers.
Doni I'odro finished n discussion of tho re
ligious qiiostious with tho Popo in Just "0
minutes, which considering tlio Importance
of tho subject, Is iho quickest tlino on re
cord. Tho premium balo of cotton wh'ch won
tho 1,000 prlzos at the Centennial Inhibi
tion, Is lobe sont (o tlio International Hor
ticultural Kxhlbhlon lit Holland, by tho
Cotton Kxc'.nuigo of Memphis.
Tlio Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean Kail
road extends over 3,103 miles, and tho whole
system, whon cointiletod, will covor bli'l,
u gronlor tnlloago than tiny Amorlcau road
can show.
Japan, whon sho ontcrod into comorclal
relations with othor powors, promisod to put
llghthousoH nround lior const, nud now lino
thirty-six, ton being oftho Urst class, nnd
employs twonty-tlvo l'.iiroponus and ono
uuudrod Japs lu tbo lighthouse sorvlco.
Tho American markot for potatoes Is prac
tically Inexhaustible this wltitor. Ono com
pany basentorod Into u contract to ship CO,
IH)0 bushols to Now York from Montreal and
liuobeo, nil Intondod for tho Cuba markot.
Tl J 111 rr.flirf lVttii nil Inlniitiridnii li
Hong Koug, has boon called to the bar of
liiiicuin'H inn, J.oudon. fio is tlio first
Uliluaiiuiti who over uttnlnud that distinc
tion. Tho nmountof spoclo In this country Is
steadily lucre tslng: tho amount oxportod
since January 1st has b.en fJ,GS0,811, tho
iimouiit Imported f:t,;i.")l,l70.
Tho rcmunut of tho Modous nro nald to bo
getlltig along very woll upon their reserva
tion. Thoy do not havo as much excitement
tin whon In their lava bods.
SIM. JOnil nrirnoi. -. i ji-w. i-.. i.aa
Just bec.iuio tho mother of her forty-linh
cniiu, ami note pauoor uiuo giuss m tuo
hoiibo eltho..
Knthor Hvnolntho'H proposed leeturos In
Paris havo been nbamloned, permission, to
treat religious Mibjocta having boon refus
ed. Tho dobt of Now York CHy Is 100,000,000.
The takes nro 3W,000,0'JO, Tho population is
1,':00,000. Thu dubt amounts to $i:ui per
man, woman nud child of population; and
tho taxation Is fli".S0 per head.
Soeretary Kov hays thnt tho men of tho
South am really bettor fellows than wo
think, mul that what thoy want in Notth
America is good government, tranquility,
brotherly love, ono flag, ouo country, nnd
one olive branch.
Foolishly spent, monoy paid for children's
flhoos not pmtootod by -SII ,'VA TI PS. Two
wciks Is nbout tho time It talus a smart na
tive child to ventilate tho too of n shoo.
.SII'i:il Til's Iho only preventive.
Also try WIro Quilted i-'oles,
Remember This.
Now U tho time of year for Pneumonia,
I.ung Fever, Couijhs, Colds ood fatal re
nulls of predisposition to Consumption and
othor Tlinnt and Iiiimr I)lS(.in. Kuukk's
Ur.njiAN Svitu; has bi ell iiiwl In this neigh
borhood for iho pint twoor thieoyoirs with
out a single filluro to emo. If you have not
turnl this intxllcloft yotiroeir, no loyour Drug-
gb1!
ami it.l: him of Its woiulert.il hiicccss tiinong
hlHCit.stomers. Thrco iIo'.hs will relievo tho
worsi case. If you h:i o im fattti In anv nied
leliiD, Jast buy n Maniple IUn ! nt l'icni:r.'n
liKRM.N S hvi foi lOiMiu.nn.l uy It. Keg
(liar -lno b ulo 75 euitU. IK'u'f. nogltct a
OOUgb to eVO 7f) iMl)ts.
MglWtf www yi -,.Miwrwwp mum
Tlw t'elebra'etl TuoronglibTCtl SiaWon
BB. &INBSXJSY
jyiLb
STAn Titi i;.oi'tno ukason at
From Unrt-h !0.h to JiiVt ' Hh.
"Hartfi Mil bo taken
itIi1.w. nr iriit tu
to tti l.liviy bUb i' Kou A 1itIi1.ki
mm
JAMBs K. llVaSB. Sil.nn.
J0HIT G. WEIGHT,
UsJr la
FAMILY $B0 OBEXES,
Crockery and Giassvare,
Woodfn and Will" Ware,
Tobaooo and Cigars,
COKXHKCTAL, STRRRT.
sin, April in.
dAsfti
5 5 $?? JWl,dlS11S?.
t)
Tho farnioM In tho north-westom
states nro rapidly reconstructing tholr
methods of funning. They find that
exclusive grain growing Is exhausting
their lands, nnd nro now moro nnd
moro mixing stock funning Into tholr
plans. Tho manuro from this source is
found botli profitable nnd necessary.
Thus tnlksnn old farmer nbout his
hoyd: From 10 to '20 they knew moro
than I didint 25 they knew as much;
nt CO thoy wero willing to hear whnt 1
had to say; nt33 they asked my ndvice;
nnd I think when thoy get to bo -It)
they will noknowlcdgo that tho old.
man docs know something
Society Journals mention that bridal
trips aro becoming unfashionable.
Do It at Onco It
If ft tltho of tho testimonials now on band
nf tho valUO Of Dll. WlSTKIl'S Uamam ov
tWiLii OiiiniuY should bo publlshod, no ono
tiny druggist nud ho will tell you that this
IlnlsRiu Is a roal blosslng to all airected with
thro.it or lung diseases. All kindred affec
tions, including Ilronohltls, Soro Throat,
Croup, llonrioiiois, Pains In tho Chost, nnd
Bleeding or tho Lungs, ylold to Its woador
til powor, Wo ndvlso any ono tlrod of ox
porlinontliig with Physiomns' prescriptions
or quiick medlolues to drop them at onco
and iibo this Uai.sam ok Wit.ij Oiikskv.
Mold by all druggists.
A dense of "Wcarlnc
is ofton folt by porsons who cannot locato
any particular illio.ino. If thoy worli, it bo
comes labor; If thoy walk, thoy soon tiro;
mental oll'orts becouio n burden, nnd oven
joys nro dimmed by tho shadow of th!a
weakness which Is cast over tholr lives,
ltecourso Is had somotlmos to stlmulautH of
n dangorous clmrr.i'tor. Tho ndvleo of phy
sloians to refrain from nctlvo lnbor produces
no happy results. Why? Tho tystom Is do
billiiued mill noo.ls to bo built uj) properly.
PimuviAN Sviti'i' will do this vory thing.
Llko the eloctrle currout, It pormoatos tlio
enllro system, nnd liiiruionl.lng with tho
corpore.il fuuetious, It ruUos up tho enfee
bled and brings tho color lo tho ehoek again,
and hopo to the despondent. It does Us
work promptly mul woll. Sold by nil drug-
gists.
WHEA'-ff Aft.D ATS
Chojjpod into Feed,
Por Oxa-o-Toaa-tJa rJCo2U..
....Aljo....
fSasli. Doors, BBnds,
IVToxrlclixigej ,
Tiirnltipr. SUiIr tvorli, Stcdstcails,
2u rutins, .sintxlH, Tables,
And aSI K.:ih!m ot Fnttiitittc,
At URIMtOrK I'ltlO.'tS. Shoiial Agdcnlliirnl Works
btuldlug, Nuleill. I'i'.l) O V. II:NN2N.
The Ilaiulsoino Young Half-bred
dy&oo&aie Stallins,
n o. Anx7TiTr7iiYr)Ti
ci mmiri a mtiii
rami: imioi'khtv or wilu.vm riiAutnits,
X will ctniKl at Oo3.'7Jtclirx XPnxtxt.,
Liirnulliif. iitlilr.L' mi cuiinty, llm dimlm; mt.xjii,
from Avrll lot to July im. They galtuil two urt lire-:iilum-at
iho Ot'VimSmto Fair lft full, for tlio lc.
,lli,t'.'.'.vi!',rc,'l ,,niri co ' a"'l ,,,u hett fjrm iw
Ti.lt.Mh eao to ItiMire. t'Btiuln when Iho
miro U known to tn tu rasl. Mnrci uti,io:l of bo-
fore toslliiK, to ho iialil for ut lu foal.
mliSliiil Wit. c'lAUfEIIS.
Administrator's XToUco.
fipnn nmliTi'lciicit. lin. Ins lici'ii rtu'y oiijielntcil liy
X tlm foiini C'.mn of Jlarlon cniiu y. OroKon, nd
mliibtraioref tho o.iaioof 11. o. IJajmii, lato oftalit
county, iloreafcili Hi uf.iniall ncriMiin. Imi lis claims
iifiaui't i-atil iMiato ill l..jro ircunt tho nurao to
tbo aamlntii'nitor at lil loHor.co, mar Itu'.i.vnl, in
raUruiiuty. wlilil'irl'iiiunth lrom thl itato. ana
viaiiuwliig falil wutcw III K'ni make iiumcUI
ito paymeiit. I,. 0. DAYTON. Atlm'r.
-March &1, lsTf I td.
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3CS0-
Exbectora,
YM
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"SHl33d-
A-
Stubborn Coughs ant Colds yiow
promptly to tho heiiling ami etira
tlvo propertle.1 of lr. Jaytioi Xx
IHf tnrnot. it loosens und proniotcvi
tho expeetorutiou of Irritating nint
ter, mli-.T'is much jjoIu a.-.d Jti
trcss, nud c':i?a.s Infiauimi.-m.
Aslhma, BroRchltls, am) viu-nat
JLiHiillisS. u0 -I t"lt0 vn..v.a by
lr. Jeyiie" Cpcetorout. It ro
Jiiovesionitrietion of tho llrcichlr.l
tuben, lowons phlogm, pixj'.Iks mul
heal tuo mucous niembraue.nrri. tu
nny feverish ten leney, nnd Ik 'pa to
forward u gradu.d euro.
Consumption, Pleurisy, ant1 Limn
Aft'cctions nro Generally controlled
nnd ameliorated by lr. .7ayee Es-CR-ctoiTiot.
It saves tho lungs from,
mucli irritation nud distress, by ro
lioving tliein of tho Irritatlnr; matters
by which thoy aro clogged, it nb
suppresses inflammation nnd gives
tbo ntreeted parts a chanco to bcal.
Whooping Cough.Croupantl Hoarse
ness are ertlcaelously treated by nr.
Jnyjia's lsiicetomnt. It rcmovoa
(UtUeulty of brcatblug and oppres
sion In iho throat or lungs, promotes
tho ejection of mucus nnd subdues
tho vlulenco of thcbo eoinplalnta nt
tho onteet. It Is a Safe l'ninlly Cura
tive, of long-ostftbllsbod reputation,
and v.hBre promptly administered,
luu euabloil many to Qae-ipo scrlotu
Luug Aft'eetious.
T A.
Oroson.
BAYfS & CO.. Whotwalo Auscli. PeUnd
nrlSiiiJ
an. k. v. oijasc,
THEVETU.Co! WteSrseonU.8. Yclcctee,
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