Iowa County Democrat from Mineral Point, Wisconsin • 3

IMiliunuljee i tiljium ucrtisements rjriniituraL THE (tclfijrapljtc Smmnanj FARM (UUUEN AND HOUSEHOLD ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE LAFLUT BUTLER CO aud Dealers iu Printing BRADLEY CO Vmmi Water Street Milsvinikce Wholesale Dualer iu Vankhik notionm HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Wrapping and Writing Papers Printers' fMoefc Twines aud Paper Bass ai lleas KuTelopus Writinc aud Wracuiu every descriptiou Cash Paid for IS CAXXED TO THE paper toc -vci ivaKs auu an uinus ul wanted State Street CUic AND JOHN NAZR0 CO TOS'-iOO PER MONTH SALARY tSP WW Paid te Agents male or female to introduce WH1TR WIPV our i ri rttlAi) I lil CLOTHKS LINKS Address Amebic an Wirit i rv 75 William St or 1 Dearborn St Chicago HI 319321 Water St mil Importers and Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Hardware Iron (Steel Nails Rope and Tinners' SUk Howe's Improved Patent Counter Scales Morton Rubber I'eliu- Packing and Hose Hoe A CuA Saws World's Ctreat Remedy Coe's Dyspepsia Cure jfOOPLlM GERMM TONIC The Great Mes for all Diseases of tke LIVER STOMACH OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS Hooliand's German Bitters ONJY WHOIjENA LK BICE EBJLEDMANN Importers and deafecs to Vaakt-o Nolkms Ladies' and li nts' I 'niMliinn and a great variety of oilier Goods atew ork Jobbing Prices Bargains from Wholesale Auctions No 231 Water St Milwaukee S- MASSEV 4V CO Produce Commission Merchants Particular attention to selling flogr and i rain No 14': La J'elle St Chicago (apt 3n WEBSTER GAGE i Importers and Jobbers of MILLINERY GOODS No 78 lalit Street Chicago This preparation ia pronounced by Dyspeptics as the only known remedy that will surely cure that aggravating and fatal malady For years it swept on its fearful tide carrying before it to an untimely grave its millions of sufferers HICE R1SIHG Ui-i'rssOBri vauccKssoBrt It To John kick) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Jobbers in Alcohol Turpentine Linseed Oil Window lltasa UUsa Ware J'auil Patent FISK A CO wholesale dealers in straw mm gwjoa mttlaiery wnite goods hosiery gloves and loves an ly COS'S DYSPEPSIA CUREI HAS COME TO THE RESCUE hi ano laice i iiucago mar uiarSO tle danger but that it will make such a careful Burvey of its new home that there will bo no possibility of its failing to find it in (buntry Gtnuemm Bee Hat A correspondent describes and figures his improvement on the origin-nalbee hat Now that the subject is "up for discussion" and before your readers who may need such an article have allfupphed themselves with one I will give you a still further improvement upon "our friend Snow's model Make the wire cloth eight inches wide in front and two inches wide behind To right take your trip ofwire cloth eight inches wide and two and a half feet long and doubled Then commence at the doubled ends cutting a strip two incaes wide for a little distance and then sloping down until by the time the end is reached you have left the wfrif full width Now sew on to the brim of the straw hat put on your cloth at the bottom and you have the improved bee hat as it has been in use in our apiary maiily for the accommodation of visitors for several years The object of this "uew fashioned cut" is the hat rests on the shoulders easily and is not liable to be displaced by every movement of the body James Langslroth in Country Gentleman Cubed Gkass Grass is to stock what bread and butter is to man the great staff of life Hence pasture or soiling in summer and grass (early cured hay in winter This has been tried and found to succeed the highest results have been obtained by it they are on record and the principle is practiced yearly now by most of our best darymen Hay will harvest itself quite moist not outside water that must be excluded rigidly There must be no dew or rain that will spoil your hay But the juices are a different thing mind yon The quality in them (in the water the hay contains) keep them Your hay needs but to be wilted no moisture outside and you are good for a winter's store of the best of fodder Draw in without sweating if you think the rain will catch yon There will be a sweating operation in the mow but it will not be serious It may touch a little with mould but the hay is still excellent far and away ahead of all good hand-dried hav even if but "just out of General News McDowell hati arrived in Washington iu obedience to orders Capt Tan Lett has beeu appointed Chief of Police of St IjOtub vice Col Tenn A fife at Champaign 111 on the 6th de-8trued'rnoperty valnedat $100000 insured Ten Wager Swayne has assumed command of the Dtetridt of Tennessee -with headquar-terb in Nashville Kethrgg and John 8- Han-is were on the 8th elected to the Senate from the State uf Jt ET3T33A JaiiUra NoA shot and killed a Mr Yonng Wetrnestfty Tnoniingin FuHonManry county Jihtutmotv ymgys Brown Brothers' ofl cloth factorieH in Pvrt Richmond Pa was burned on Wednesday night Lobs $r00Ou insurance $30000 TL annual tobacco fair was held in St Louis on the 3th The entries were numerous but the quality of the tobacco inferior Congress is- on the track of a scheme to sjvindle the government out of a considerable aiiiOiuit supplying the navy with coal iiiaa La- Coete the beautiftil and accomplished reader died iri New York on Monday ev iiing of Rheumatism of the heart imn Cowle a telegraph operator at Brighton was drowned iu Mud Creek near Chicago on Saturday while bathing A Canal Convention is called at Albany on the liih of August tor the purpose of taking the roost effectual means for promoting refonnCT CT "iTT Me Alpine a deck passe ger of the et earner Welcome while on his way down to at Louie jumped overboard and was drowned It is reported that the Senate Judiciary Committee will report favorably upon the nomination of Wm Lvarts for Attorney General Allied Blacker bhot a young man on the steamer Marble City at Hale's Point on the Mississippi on Friday He delivered himself to the authorities The three persons drowned while crossing the Connecticut river at Holyoke on the 6th are supposed to have been Mr and Mrs Medicines aud brushes of all kinds -hi Beat Water Street Milwaukee uianufac P1IE I l-s DO iE A PA rjMKH Hirers and jobbers of Chicago Boots aud rlh ders promptly filled SO 1 ake St Chicago marl8 ly Life aud Acoideut Insurance GEO 0 UilEEJNE CO holesalc Deulera in Hardware aud Agricultural Implements iS'I A- 383 Bits Walrr Stn MILWAUKEE ER! INSURANCE COMPANY oun Canital '-kiuii ImoIb IZTDIQESTIONDYSPEPSIA SICK HEADACHE SOURNESS OR ACIDITY OF STOMACH RISINO OF FOOD FLATULENCY LASSITUDE WEARINESS FINALLY TERMINATING IN DEATH ol Hartt paintings stationery now in the The deficiency bill was then considered Fifty thousand dollars was appropriated for the postoftice buildmg at Madison Wis and $10-000 for the postotnee and custom house at Cairo 111 The committee arose and the two bills went over until Monday Butler made a report from the managers which was ordered printed and recommitted Bills were passed providing for the issue of arms to the unlit i a of the reconstructed states and repealing sec 5 of the'aetbf 1792 concerning tfia registering and recordingof vessels Senate July Bills were passed to prescribe the oath of office to be taken by persons from whom legal disabilities have been removed and to amend the act relative to the establishment of a territorial government in New Mexico giving the legislature the right to overrule by a two-thirds vote the governor's veto An evening session was consumed in considering the tax bill House were introduced directing the Secretary of the Treasury to charge a tax of ten per cent on the interest of the United states bonds for the gradual resumption of specie payments to provide for the distribution of the reward of $100000 offered by the President for the capture of Jeff Davis Dawes from the Committee on Elections reported back the credentials of John French John Dewees and Alex Jones members elect from North Carolina to whom the oath of office was A number of bills from the Committee pn Claims passed including one allowing Henry St Marie $10000 for services and information in the arrest of Surratt A bill was passed regulating the construction bridges over the Ohio river -Cobb reported from the Committee on Claims a joint resolution giving $100 bounty to soldiers who euhsted between May 4th and July 22d 1861 and were honorably discharged for causes other than wounds received in battle before serving two years Senate July 7th The most of the session was consumed in a discussion of the tax bill Several amendments were agreed to but no marked progress was made House Julian offered a preamble and resolution reciting the fact of a so-called treaty between the Potawatamie Indians and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad by which 342000 acres of Indian lands wore transferred at the rate of one dollar per acre which was monstrously disproportionate to their value and instructing the Committee on Indian Affairs to' inquire into the facts with power to send for persons and papers Stevens offered a resolution that a committee be appointed to prepare additional -articles of impeachment and report the same The articles are in substance as follows: The first charges the President with the abuse of government patronage the second with usurpation of power in establishing a provisional government the third with attempting to bribe the Colorado Senator with appointing persons to office who could not take the test oath with restoring forfeited property and selling or allowed to be sold pardons for money the fourth with depriving the treasury "of large tracts of lands ami large amounts of money and the fifth with lHMMa Uesfytccidtfut tSonuanv and lowest life rat an Sort fob Raspberries Mr Doo-little the originator of the celebrated Black Cap Raspberry which bears his name having been asked by the Horticultural Society of Lawrence Kansas what is the best soil for rftSpherfy plantation arid what are the best kinds answered as follows: With the query comes an answer obtained from Mr Doolittle who says ''A light sandy sott that never had a particle of manure and was so light that it had never been fully sodded over with grass was selected and produced the best results" And further he added that he would never manure highly uor subsoil for this crop" Now what is to be said The question is already answered by one authority Iu its native habitat the Black Cap Raspberry is often found in light and gravelly and stony soils on hill-sides and even on cliffs The red raspberry is found in stony places in mountainous regions and both these native species are obserVed to be thrifty and to bear abundantly in such situations but they are also found to do still better in heavy and rich soils on lower and moister grounds Under high cultivation and with heavy manuring the sands of New Jersey have been made to yield most abundant crops of these fruits but on poorly farmed and arid sandy thin soils the crops are not found to be remunerative Therefore our Kansas friends are advised to prepare for the droughts of their region by deep cultivation ot their ceil -which is rich enough without manure they are urged to adopt careful and thorough cultivation of their plantations and where convenient to use heavy mulching even with coarse manure or corn-stalks in the future years of their raspberry patches With regard to the sod the recommendations do not accord with those quoted above but a rather heavy and retentive but mellow and sandy loam would be preferred to sand unless that was so nnder-laid by a stratum of water that abundant moisture could be brought up by the capillarity of this material As to varieties the following may safely be planted: Black Caps For abundant yield ad long carriage for sale Purple-cane For productiveness and richness for family use and culinary pur in tne Uu ted iMAtes Ageneiesui allprincipal cities and towns JULIUS HITB lana of Wtem Urauch Office fill La Selfe St C'L aplt 3m icago GB0VEE BAKER i SE WI NO MACHINE CO MP A NY i Are as surely cured by this potent remedy as the patient takes it Although but two years before the people what is the verdict of the masses nd Silkl Sewing Machine Needles Thread Wholesale and Retail Herring's Patent CHAMPION FIRE BURGLAR PROOF SAFES II KR KINO CO 40 f-tste Street Chicago Factory corner of Fourteenq) St and Madison Avenue READ THE HOME- TESTIMONY 1 I bull Bgnse Milwaukee AD0IPH IHEINECKE Importer and Jobber of TOY8 FANCY GOODS And Manufacturer of WILLOW WARE Sleighs Wheelbarrows and 'luldren'a Carriages iS Huron St Milwaukee GOODRICH TERRY WHOLESALE GROCERS 314 and 316 East Water Street Milwaukee Laborers Wanted fOflft l'AHORKHS '200 TEAMS 100 Choppers and 5o Carpenters want ed to wort on the Lewistown Extension of the Chi-eao Burlinfrton and Quincr Railroad in Fulton County Illinois Wages two i2) per day board four (4) dollars per wsek ree paseage to the work on application to Messrs MAPPA A KELLOGG 286 South Water Street Chicago For further information address Is compoasd of the pure juices (or as they are medicinal termed i Roots Herbs and Barks mak- inj i prepara tion hiihfy con- titrated and entirely fr FROM A1CO HOLlC TUBS OF ANY KIND Hooliand's German Tonic is a combination of all the ingredients of the Bitters with the parent quality of Santa Cruz Rum Oransc making one of the most pleasant and a jreeible remedies ever offered to the public Those preferring a Medicine free from Alcoholic admixture will use Hoofland's German Bitters Those who have no objection to the combination of the Bitters as stated will use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC They are both equal good and contain the same medicinal virtues the choice between the two beine i irer matter of taste the Tonic being the most palatable The stomach from a variety of causes such as Ingestion Dye pepsia Nervocs 1 bin eic js AT very apt to have it run-on? deranged Liver srrapa lilting aa r-loi-ely 07 as it does with the btomach then be comes affected the result ot which is that the patient suffers from several or more of the following diseases Constipation Flatulence Inward Pile Fulne ss of Blood to the Head Acidity of tne Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food Fulness or Weight in the Stomach Sour fiructations Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of the Head Hurried or Difficult Breatning Fluttering at the Heart noking or Suflbcat'ng sensations when in a hying Posture Dimness of Vision Webs before the Sight Dull Pain in the Head Del-ciency of Perspiration Yel- lowness of the Skin and hyes Pain in the Side Back Chest Limbs etc Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginings of tl and Ure at Depression of Spirits From Lester Sexton of Milwaukee GOODBICH ALLEN PRANK TEIilir JOHNSON i Lewistown Illinois 1 BII-1 UU It will be relished by stock stock will Li I i Jque 3 UHPi ie3tf RICKER OBER I CO WHOLESALE GROCERS LICENSED BY THE US AUTHORITY Milwaukee Jan 1868 Mestrt Clark Co New Haven Conn: Both myself and wife have used Coe's Dyspepsia Cure and it has proved perfectly satisfactory as a remedy I have no hesitation in saying that we have received great benefit from its use Very respectfully iSigned) Lesteb Sexxoh thrive upon it eat it up clean and show but little difference from the effect of the best cured We have known the best results from mowing clover one day and puffing it in the next clover scarcely yet in blussom perfectly tender and juicy It was mowed when the dew was off and put up in coeks towards evening Indeed it is fj Davis and son of Springfield A man named Henry Barry attempted to etab policeman O'Malla in Chicago on Monday night when the latter drew his pistol and shot him inflicting a severe wound A party of seven prospectors in Wind Biver Valley were attacked by a largo body of Indians on the 27th ult and Henry Seaman was kiill and three others are supposed to be killed The Indians lost eight A building in St Louis occupied by Brown as a tobacco factory and Morse Co as a store house for nails was burned on the th The total loss was $30000 which is covered by insurance Gov Brownlofe has issued a proclamation convening the Tennessee Legislature in extra session on July 27th It is understood that the eluef reason for this is the necessity of Tm0ifclllgp ajgttj 8jj al East WatcrSi poses Philadelphia For productiveness and DUTCHER BALL GOODR ICH WHOLESALE GROCERS 203 '205 £ast Water Street MILWAUKEE market For abundance usurping the power of the other branches of the government in attempting to create new states out of conquered territory The matter was postponed until the 20th A bill ho From the Rev Ward Avon mine County Ohio difficult to see how it can be improved It came out bright and fragrant the blossoms that were out retained their color and almost their freshness of summer The sweating was done in the mow and amounted to only enough to wet the fok handle that lay oji the bulk Hay will sometimes spoil cut green but is in consequence of the dew being on when cut or being pu up when there is a moisture outside Evaporate this and when vou have HANEY fmporter ud Wholesale Dealer in niELK II A RDWA Iron Steel Nails Tinners' Stock Carpenters' Coopers and Blacksmiths' Tools Agricultural Implements llent Stuff Hubs Spokes ic 386 East Water Street Milwaukee MES8B8 Stbong i ARMSTRONG Druggists Cleveland Ohio: Gentlemen: It gives me great pleasure to state that my wife has derived great pleasure from the use of Coe'a Dyspepsia Cure She has been for a number of years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia accompanied with violent paroxysms of constipation which so prostrated her that she was all the while for months unable to do anything She took at your instance Coe's Dyspepsia Cure and has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT and is now comparatively well She resrards this medicine as a Slew England Pawnbroker's Joint Stock of Unredeemed Goods CONSISTING OF SILKS SHAWLS DRESS GOODS Linen Goods Dry Goods Cottons Fancy Goods Albums Bibles SILVER PLATED WARE WATCHES CUTLERY Sewing Machines Furniture GROUND COFFEES FLINT modifying the warehousing system was de-bated'at considerable length but no vote was taken on it Senate July Sth Several bills of minor importance were introduced and The tax bill was again discussed but not much progress was made Bills were passed removing political disabilities from certain persons to transfer to the Interior Department certain pow ers and duties now exercised by the Secretary of the Treasury in connection with Indian affairs and to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to remit the duty on two meridian eirclesimported for the observatory connected with the Chicago University Teas Ground Coffee Spices Mustard Cream i great blessing Truly yours Tartar Blacking Ac STAR MILLS 130 WEST WATER ST MILWAUKEE January 13th 1868 WARD The sufferer i these diseases should exercise the greatest caurBn in the selection of a remedy foi his case pur chasing only that whieh he is asur ed from his investi gations and inqni nes possesses true merit is skiHlnftj compounded i free from injurious ingredienta and h23 established lor ltsclt a reputation for the care these diseases In this connection we would submit those well-known remedies done it your hay will be it will be fit to go in The wilting is in consequence of the discharge of water from the inside of the stem leaving the juices sufficiently concentrated to keep it But try a little Cut it toward noon air it well by turning and throwing it about and in the afternoon say five or six o'clock draw it in Try a few loads this way This way you can certainty get it in without rain and no dew either no bleaching Then try a little in the same way only keep it in cock a day some two some three days then in with it with or without first spreading to the sun Try this and try enough so as to see what effect it will have TERRY CLEAVER Jobbers in School Rooks Stationery Paper Hangings Curtain Papers Ac flavor and fine color Kirkland For earliness and abundance firm enough 1W a near market Clarke Promising for beauty and flavor The foreign varieties and their seedlings are all large handsonae and delicious but they are tender and can only be recommended for amateurs who will-give them winter protection Jour Ilort The Celekv Ceop plants for an early crop of celery may be set out in the fore part of July those for the general winter crop any time after say the 15th up to the 30th of the month A trench six inches in depth ought to be dug and the soil for six inches more beneath should be well pulverized The manure is best applied around the plants on the surface after being set out If the trenches are made between the rows of the first crop of corn the plants will be sufficiently shaded by the corn: otherwise they must be protected against the intense rays of the sun from 9 to o'clock for some weeks after being set out and until they are completely established There is nothing like guano-water to push ahead eelery but in the absence of this dung water as strong as it can be obtained is excellent One application a day of water and one of manure water to be applied morning and evening with proper shading of the young plants cannot fail to give them a vigorous start -a point of essential importance hence the crop with judicious MURDER OF HOLE-IN-THE-DAY" 359 EaH Watcr MRwaakcc The Rev Isaac Aiken of Alleghany testifies that it has cured him after all other remedies have failed He is shot toy leech Lake Indians Afterwards Cut with Knives Horse ADAMS CO HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS TO BE SOLD' AT ONE DOLLAR EACH Without regard to value and not to be paid for until you know what you are to receive AND Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO SNUFF AND CIGARS Have removed to their new and spacious store and manufactory Nob 3 A 6 Clyboura St west end Huron St Bridge Milwaukee HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC PREPARED BT lr ATKINS STEELE WHITE JACKSON PHILADELPHIA PA Any Druggist in the country will tell you if you take the trouble to inquire that every one that buys a bottle of Coe's Dyspepsia cure from them speak in the most unqualified praise of its great medicinal virtues doing something relative to the bonds of the state Aii awful calamity occurred in Sah Francisco-on the Fourth of July by the giving away of the drawbridge at the ferry boat landing on the Oakland side of the bay Some sixty persons were precipitated into the water Ten bodies were recovered bnt it is impossible to ascertain the number drowned Gen Pevin reports the result of 15 days scouting against Indians in Arizona The force employed consisted of one hundred cavalry hity infantry and four guides Parties of Indians were discovered in different localities but fled at the approach of the troops The pack train suffered severely and a quantity of rations was lost Idaho advices tr June 27th report that Gen Crook was recently defeated by the Indians and compelled to send to the camp for reams to tak in the dead The Indians were welt iortitied Gen Crook attacked them with two companies of infantry with the above result Although the report comes di- rect it is not fully credited On Friday afternoon a man named John Mulhcrn who was at work on Seventy-ninth street New York about 2500 feet from the hooting ground at the Scheutzenfest and directly in line of the target was instantly Mlled by a stray ball which passed over both protections and struck him in the stomach An entire block of frame buildiugs on the west side of Main street between 4th and 5th Kansas City were destroyed on the 8th The principal losers are McGowen Co fames A Walker Messier Bros iV Co Loss about $60000: insured for $15000 The tile was the work of an incendiary At Aurora Indiana on the Sth Thomas Owen Bhot his wife at the house of his mother-in-law The ball entered her head and proved fatal in an hour Owens immediately shot himself and (bed instantly The parties have not been living together for some time owing to family clirticulties On Monday evening while Peter Cagger and John Devlin were driving through Central Park New York and as they were turning a short curve a wheel gave way the carriage was capsized and Cagger and Devlin were dragged several reds under the wreck Cagger was instantly killed and Devlin was severely injured and it is feared he will die In compliance with the telegraphic orders from-Gen Grant Gen Meade has issued orders appointing Burns Bullock Governor of Exclusive Wholesale dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES Manufacturers of Warranted Custom Work 334 336 East Water St Mil upon your stock Dispense with with cap or use if you like or sweat in the cock without it But in this way (the latter) there is a risk the rain may catch you the dew win certainly and bleach you on the outside tnd your hay will go in not better cured than when drawn in the day it was cut or at the furthest the next day putting it on cock for the night Our plan is to make sure work sure in the weather and sure in the quality The water all removed from the outside the juices concentrated by wilting there can be nothing to find fault with But for the life of you avoid the old system Try the new Give it a fan- trial and you will find yourself unexpectedly reckoned among the good farmers that make good bay Physicians Clergymen Merchants in short Dyspeptics throughout the length and breadth of the land with sue consent agree that it stands to-day as the only known Stock Valued at $200000 Salesrooms 30 Hanover Street Boston The most Popular Reliable Prompt and business-like concern the business The best of Boston references furnished on application TERMS TO AGENTS We believe our terms to Agents are superior to those offered by any other House Please examine Certificates giving a complete description of articles thai ill be sold for one dollar each will be sold at the following rates Ten tor 1 Thirty (with present) tor Sixty twitb present $Mi -One Hundred (with present I aud the same rate for larger clubs LOOK AT THIS CHANCE to get a Silk Dress Sewing Eachine Gold Watch or some other good article of equal value with but very little trouble and no expense to the Agent A BLANCH ARD CO General Daajeva aud Commission Merchants in Foreign And Domestic Green and £ried Fruits Can Goods Nuts 3Q9 Eawt Vatcr Ht Milwaukee REMEDY FOR THE CERTAIN CURE Twenty-two years since thev were first introdnceit into this country from Germany daring which time they diive undoubtedly performed more cures and beneft'ted sufferiner iininity to a greater extent Ihu- any other remedies known to the public These remedies will effectually cure Liver Complaint Jaundice bm pepsw Chrori or Nervons Debili T7l ty Chronic Diar-rhoea Di-ease of tla Kidneys and all Diseases aria II iut turn a Disordered Liver Stomach or Intestines DEBILITY Resulting from any Cause whatever PitOS fHATION OF THE SYSTEM incurred by Severe Labor Hard-sfiips Exposure Fevers There it uo medicine t-rctirtt equal to the--e reme lies in nch cast- A tone and is imparted to the whole system the ahfciite is strenjrthened food is joyed the stom ich dicresls promptly tho OF A II GARDINER £0 General Agents for HVBBKR ami 1 1 i I li i i Machine Belting AN ABORIGINAL GAME DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION after culture which we shall shortly notice will be' all that can be desired Fun it Trees for Ornament Mr Saunders of the Experimental Gardens at ATashington says that fruit trees can be planted in groups and so arranged that they will be as ornamental as any other deciduous trees Each group may contain a certain class or variety of class Occupying the center of such groups upright growing kinds such as the Bufrum among pears The lady apple among apples may be planted in the extreme outlines set with pendent varieties Avenues (straight) planted with the cherries will be suitable Dwarf apples and pears will make a fine effective outline surrounding the larger trees For shrubbery currants and gooseberries answer Raspberries should be placed in an arrangement by themselves These and strawberries cannot be made to produce much effect in landscape Many of the fruit trees are of beautiful habit of growth as fine as any other deciduous trees but the mode of planting an And all Kindred Evils growing out of these Complaints and Buggy Stolen The Murderers not Arrested From the St Paul Pioneer- 1st Mr Charles Grant who arrived yesterday from Pembina has furnished us with the particulars of the murder of the celebrated Indian chief "Hole-in-the-Day" It appears that Mr Grant who was coming down from the Eed Eiver settlement and Pembina met the chief near Crow Wing This was about 12 o'clock Saturday The two parties had some conversation together in the course of which the chief informed Mr Grant that he was glad to meet hirh that he was making arrangements to go down to Washington and that he would be happy to avail himself of Mr Grant's company as far as St Paul Mr Grant agreed to accompanyhim and having some business to attend to parted with him the chief proceeding in the opposite direction At the time that Mr Grant met him there was an Indian of Hole-in-the-Day's band in the buggy with him From the accounts furnished to us it appears that they had proceeded but a short distance from the place where Mr Grant had encountered them when three Indians belonging to the Leech Lake Pillagers jumped out from a clump of trees where they had been hiding and fired three shots at the unfortunate man each shot taking effect and killing him almost instantly At the moment of the attack the Indian in the buggy jumped out and making his way into the woods succeeded in effecting his escape It appears that the Indians nad previously visited Hole-in-the-Day's house and pillaged it of all the arms they could find They then left and on the road met the chief and killed him with his own weapons The place where the deed was committed was on the Gull Lake river between Crow Wing and the Agency After the murder they cut his body with knives and threw it into the road where it was found a short time after by Mr Charles A Rufiee and Mr Aspinwall The savages drove the horse and buggy off in their retreat The greatest excitement prevails in that section of country and every exertion is being made to arrest the perpetrators There are various reports prevailing up there as to the cause of the murder some saying that it was effected by relatives of his first wife who was a full-blooked Indian and who were jealous of the influence tcutiDer riose ana racking- Companies tiun Manufacturers St Louis Shot Tower Company taton's Babbit Metal and Solder Nevhouee Steel Trap Manu- facturee Babcock'e Patent Iace'strings A full stock of these Agency Gopds on band Prices as low as other markets Send for circular Agents for: NORTHWESTERN FUR COMPANY The highest price paid for ail kinds of Furs 00 'WISCONSIN STREET BOOTS AND SHOES Bell Flaying in St Louis by Cnoctaws and Chicltasaws From the St Louis Democat 29th From 300 to 400 people assembled at the Base Ball Park on Grand avenue yesterday afternoon to witness the game of "Indians ball advertised to be played by two bands of Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians at present encamped in the grove on Grand avenue midway between the Bock road and the Fair Grounds At half-past 4 o'clock the Indians made their appearance on the grounds considerably less dressed than any For a Club oi Thirty we will give the person sending it their choice of the following articles Print DresH Pattern Worsted Breakfast Shawl White Linen Tablecloth Embossed Table Spred Set of steelbladed Knives and Forks Set of Silver Plated ForkSj Elegant Engraved silver plated gold lined Goblet iohn and Bow Fancy Dress Pattern Pair Ladies' extra quality i Cloth Boots Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol luo Picture Morocco Photograph Album Elegant ivory handled spangled Silk Fan One Dozen large size Linen Towels Ladies1 Morocco Shopping Bag Alhambra Quilt Hon- 1 eyeonib Quilt Fancy Balmoral Skirt Ladies' solid gold Cat Diamond Ring Gents' plain or engraved Gold Ring (Is caret fine) Ladies solid black walnut writing desk Ladies' fancy black walnut Work Box or aCottage Clock blood is purified ihe complexion becomes souna and iea'thy i yellow tuiTe i- rrraiiatea lrom the eye- 1 loom is 'riven to the cheeks and the weak SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Price One Hollar FeriBottie CLARK GO: PROPBIETOm CLARKE BROWN Manufacturers Wholesale Dealers only For a Club ol one of the following articles Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern Three yards double width Waterproof Cloaking Thibet Shawl Four Yards ballet troupe that has ever yet appeared in NEW HAVEN CONN the Black Crook their costume consisting of a breech-clout with a horsetail appendage The costume was intirely cool and 330 A 332BAST WATER ST Wool FroCking Set of Lace Curtains Ladies' Double Wool Shawl Silver Plated Card Basket Splendid en- raved silver plated Ice Pitcher Engraved silver plated 'eapotiluo-Picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Album Lancastsr Quilt Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl Twenty-five yards Sheeting Alpacca Dress Pattern Engraved silver Dialed six-bottled Revolving Castor Pair Gents' Calf Boots Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern SDlendid seasonable and the horse-tail dangling behind and fluttering in the breeze made rather a grotesque and funny addition to the lil AI KH WISCONSIN We manufacture all kinds of Custom-Made Goods which we warrant in tveiy respect In Eastern goods our stock is large and complete Clip this out tor reference and call and see us when in the market almost fag-leal wardrobe The females and $100 REWARD there were quite a number among the audience did not appear to care for or take interest enough in the game in which these ana nervous invalid becomes a euong ana heaitny being FEKsOIv ADVANCED IN LIFE And feeKnar the h-ind of time wewrhimr neavily upon ire ii With all its attendant ilia wiii iuulin the rise of thi HITTERS or the TONIC an elixir that will instil lic-v life into their veins restore in a measure tae energy and ardor of more youthful days build ap their shrunken form and cive health and Happiness to their remaining years NOTICE It is a well-established fact that fully one-half of the female portion cf onr popnlation i 10m in the enjoyment ol gooa neaixii or to use I iheir own express-on "never feci JireB" They are iangn'd devoid of a i 1 energy ex tremely nervous and have ui appetite To this class of perboi the BITTKES or the JXJNIC is especially recommended WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made strons by the use of either of these temedies They will cure erery case of MARASMUS without fail Thousands of certificates have accumulated in the hands of the proprietor but space will allow of the publication of but a few Those it will be observed FOR A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE untutored red men of the forest were about to participate to remain for soon after the appearance of the players we no Balmoral Skirt Set of ivory handled Knives with silver fluted lorks Pair of All-Wool Blankets Rosewood rame Brass Alarm Clock Splendid beaded and lined Silk Parasol Ladies' splendid Morocco Travelling Bag Pair of Alhambra Quilts Pair of Honeycomb Quilts Thirty Yards Print or a Marseilles Quilt For a Club of One Hundred Splendid engraved silver plated Tea Set (three pieces sugar bowL teapot and creamer Silver plated Cake Basket Fancy plaid wool Long Shawl Twenty-five Yards Hemp Carpeting Splenfid Violin and Bow English Berage Shawl Forty-five Yards Sheeting Splendid Alpacca Dress Pattern Silver Hunting-cased Watch Splendid Family Bible with elegant Steel Engraving Family Record and Photograph Page Poplin Dress Pattern Engraved silver plated Ice Pitcher Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern Sharp's Revolver Fancy Cassimere Coat Pants and Vest Pattern extra quality Splendid Accordeon Music Box One pair fine Damask Table Covers with one dozen Dinner Napkins to match Presents for Larger Clubs in Proportion Colds Coughs Croup Influenza The Science of Health Every Man his own "liysieian llOLLOWAY'S PILLS HOLLO WAY 'ft OINTMENT Whooping Cough i OR RELIEVE Georgia vice Gov Rogers removed which took effect on the assembling- of the Legislature on the 4th also Wm Smith to be Governor of Alabama vice Patton removed and A Poplegate Lieutenant Governor to take effect July 12th Ground was broken on the Atlantic and Paciric Railroad at Springm Id Mo Saturday rhe 4th with imposing ceremonies A large number of people were present many coming from Kansas and Arkansas Miss Mary Fisk daughter of the Vice President removed the first shoveliid of earth after which speeches appropriate to the occasion were made by Gov Fletcher Andrew Pierce jr of Boston Hon John Phelps Hcnrv Blow Gen Fisk Col Baker and others A large force has been placed at work on the Atlantic and Pacific road west of Springfield 1 also on the South Pacific road west of Little Pinery A dispatch from South Pass City Dakota July 5 says: "A party of prospectors consisting of Jeff Htandifer Robert Kennedy Duncan Andrew Newman Charles Mc-Canry John Moore and Henry Leaman were attacked by three hundred Indians on the 26th ultimo seventy miles northoast of the Wind River Valley Leaman was killed Duncan McCanry and Moore became separated from the party and there is little hope entertained of their safety When last seen a large party of Indians were in close pursuit Stand-ifer and Kennedy reached here last night and Newman this morning Eight Indians are known to have been killed'' Foreign The Aasti uin government has initiated the work of disarming by issuing leave of absence to 36000 men in the standing army Prince Napoleon was in Constantinople on the 3d and athed with the Hultan The Viceroy of Egypt atJ all ambassadors of foreign powers were present There was a spirited debate in the French Corps Legislatif on the 4th on the policy of the government Jules Favre attacked that policy with his accustomed energy orchard would make any tree look commonplace An acre of Norway spruce or sugar maple planted twenty-five feet apart would look as formal as any apple orchard These suggestions are worthy of attention by those who would unite profit with ornament FOWXS IN OBCHAKDS It appears that some of our farmers have obtained a double advantage in keeping fowls and we might say triple for while they are made healthy and productive they are kept from mischief and made the means of destroying myriads of insects The plan is to build a picket fence around the orchard five or six feet high and keep the hens in the enclosure They are put in early in the spring and kept there till cold weather comes in the fall having of course a house conveniently situated for protection nights and during storms By this method of keeping fowls all the annoyance they usually make at garden time is averted and they are kept at little cost obtaining most of thetime sufficient food to support themselves and of just the sort to make them lay profusely But perhaps the greatest profit obtained from this mode of keeping fowls arises from the myriads of worms and insects destroyed that are injurious to the trees and fruit and this alone is enough to pay any farmer for the extra trouble or expense made from using the picket fence in place of any other A CONSUMPTIVE COUGH are men of note and of such standing that most be believed ticed that they had vacated the stands and suddenly and mysteriously disappeared The game played yesterday is much played in the South by whites Indians and negroes and is called racquette There are equal number of players on each side each man armed with two sticks about three feet long with spoon-shaped ends between which they catch tha baU On each side of the field is placed a post 16 or 20 feet high on which is a small flag one red and the other blue the colors adopted by the players When game is called the ball is thrown up in the center of the field by the umpire and then there is a struggle among the players each one trying to catch it in his racquette and hurl it against the post of the adverse party the side succeeding in hitting the post of the opposite side 12 times being declared the victors The game yesterday was won by the Chickasaws the score standing 12 to 9 The players enter of his present wife who has been confined but a few days of a child who would it is probable have succeeded to all the property of the deceased chief His wife we understand has been in a state of distraction since the murder The deceased Chief leaves a daughter in the St Joseph's Academy in this city a very bright and intelligent youngjadywho achieved considerable distinctioron the recent examination at that institution AS QUICK AS Coe's Cough Balsam TJEST1MO FIAJLS Hon Geo Woodward Chief Justice of the Supreme Court rf Pa writes Philadelphia March 16th 1367 Agents wul please take notice of Do NOT SEND Names but number your Clubs from one upwards Make tour lettebs short and plain as possible Send money in all cases in Registered Letter for when sent this you run no risk of losing it whatever We cannot be responsible for money lost nniess some precautions are taken to ensure its safety By patronizing this sale yon have a chance to exchange your goods with a large variety to select from GIVE US A TRIAL Send your address in full Town County and State All certificates arc good until redeemed It was a portion of Flatmouth's band of Pillagers who committed the deed Hole-in-the-Day was about fiorty-five "I find Hoof years of age His father was head Chief of lano 8 vrtsriiiaii cood tonic useful digestive organs benefit in cases of want of nervous Bitters is a in diseases of the and of great debility and the Chippewas and attained that dignity at action in the sysiem Yours trnly GEO WOODWARD" THOMPSON CO Another advantage arises from tne benefit given soil and trees by the continual scratching done especially when a large flock is kept and as many as two or three ed into the spirit of the game with a vim and it soon became interesting and exciting to be spectators The play lasted nearly two hours and all left satisfied with Indian bail play The Lo family will play another game on the same grounds on Tuesday af Over a Million Bottles OF THIS POPULAR REMEDY ABE SOLD ANNUALLY And the Proprietors In addition to the ordinary Forty Cent size have been compelled to put up A MAMMOTH FAMILY BOTTLE Which Is the Largest Bottle of anover St Boston Mass 30 1 je27 4t bUorders of the Stouiiwh Liver and flow-! The Stomach is the (Treat centre which influences tut health or (EseKiSe the abused dt-bitituu 1 1 1 iffefisivs breath nd pros-ration are tn natir 1 couseQuenccs A iuta to the brain it ia the lurto of headaches mental depe -ion urvvous ouipliints and unrefioshing sleep Ttio Lier becomee tffewtcd and generates biliaus disorders bums in the side ic The Bowels svmpathize by C'osliveuass Uianbces jnd Dysentery The principal action of these Fiils is on he stomach and tbe liver lungs we Is and kidneys par icipate in their recuperative and regenerative operation Erysipelas And Salt ULeiim Arstwooitne most common and virulent disorder nrevalent on this continent to these Uie Ointment is esr peeiaUy antagonistic its modus operandi" is first Eradicate the venom and then complete the cure Had Letts Old Sores and Ulcere Cases of many years' standing that have pertinaciously refused to yield to any otherremedy cr treatment have in 7ariably succumbed to a fear appliodUoKi el this powertu wguent iBiS1' Hi Kmpttonn on the Skin Arising from a bad st itc of the blood or chronic dis ascs are eradicated and a clear and tr msparent surface eaainedby thev restorative flftion of this Ointment It -urpases nvny of tne nL- an i other snilet appli inces in its power to dispel raahes and other disfigure ueiauf Uia face Female Ooinplahitm Whether in the young or oi married or single at the lawn of Womanhood oi tn-1 urn of life these tonic medi 'ines display sodeebiod au iuilueree thai riiuiiked lw Diwenient issoonpeiveptii i iu the health of the patient Being a purely vegetable reparation they its a safe anc reliable remtedy for all class Females in every condi ion of health and station ol iu hundred may be put upon one acre and retained where they will be of as little trouble ternoon MAGNETISM lkH WTIBTjR Heals the Sick with a very early age He was not a hereditary Chief but attained his position by his bravery and superior ability When in Washington with other chiefs the subject of our sketch was generally remarked as the most distinguished among the crowd of chiefs assembled We omitted to state that his father had been killed while on a drunken spree about 1845 by a fall from his wagon and the late Chief succeeded him in his chieftainship At the time of his death he was in the receipt of an annuity of $1000 from the government He was generally looked upon as a shrewd and crafty man and was rather susoected bv the tribe of attending to his JtP out medicine at his rooms 119 Wisconsin Street Post Office Also cures by Milwaukee (opposite the Send handwritinenarue residence Magnetised faper and one dollar Also send for a Circular that every one should read especially those who take medicine je26 3m as any stock upon the farm So far as doing injury to the fruit is conj-eerned they will do no more harm in the orchard than when allowed to wander out and in at will and if it is desired to keep hens out of the orchard when fruit is ready to gather no means is more effectual than a picket fence Ohio Farmer Changing the Location of Bees I believe it is a rule with bee-keepers never to change the location of a stock during the honey ser ion unless the bees can be removed to a distance of some miles or out of their knowledge of the country A few MILWAUKEE MARKET Milwaukee July Floce More active and firm sales at $975 for choice city spring extras $850900 for medium to choke country do and $100 for choice superfine Wheat Unsettled closing weak and 2c lower No 1 spring $l87a 187 'j No 2 nominal $l78offered Cobn Active at 90a91c for No 2 closing with buyers at the inside figure Oats Firm at 6Sc with early sales at 68aC for No 2 Bte Scarce and nominal Nominal Potatoes Supply light and values nominal at 75a89c for peachblows and 65a60c for common Butter and Egos Stock light and prices firm Wool Active and steady sales at 36Ka37gC for fine fleece and 35c for medium COUGH Wrought Iron Pipe The American residents in Berlin and Stuttgart celebrated the Fourth with a public din-uar toasts speeches etc Mr Bancroft sided at the latter place In the British House of Lords Tuesday night the boundary bill and Scotch reforrn bill were reael for the third time The Irish reform bill passed in the House of Commons Independence Day was celebrated by the Americans in Paris in a spirited manner A grand dinner and ball were given which were very freely attended by French and American ladies and gentlemen Recording to the time-honored custom the Americans in London celebrated the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence bv giving a public dinner at Longnam's hotel Dr Morat was chairman A largo number of prominent Englishmen were present Toasts were exchanged congratulatory and patriotic speeches made and the greatest cordiality prevaded ALloAllbE AND CAST IRON PIT- Hon James Thompson Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Philadelphia April 28th 1866 I consider Hoofland's German Bitters a valuable medicine in case of atTarks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia I can certify this from my experience of it Yours with respect JAMES THOMPSON From Rev Joseph Eennard Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church Philadelphia Dr Jackson Dear Sir I have been frequently requested to connect my name with recommendations of different kinds oi medicines oat regarding the practice as out of my appro priate sphere I have ia all cases declined but Iml vcith a clear proof i various instaue and particularly i my own family of the usefulness of Dr Honflanfl's German Bitters I depart for once from my usual course to express my full con-action that for general of the system and especially for Liver Complaint it is a safe and xaiuahU preparation In some eases it may failbnt usually! doubt not it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above causes Yours very respectfully KENNAKD Eighth below Coates St tings for Gas Steam and Water Brass Ever sold in this country FOR ONE DOLLAR Tt Hops not drv nr a Conch but loosens It causing own interests more than to theirs and the probable cause of his assassination was that he was getting too many favors from the government and was using his influence to effect the removal of the Indians from their present reservation a matter th narient to exDectorate freely Thousands of Pi cs auA Fl tnln Every form and feature oi these prevalent ind stubborn lisorders is eradicated locally and entirely by the use gj liis cinolient warm fomentations should precede its ap pliuatior Its healing qualities will be found to be Thorough and invariable in Bath the Ointment and Pills ihovXd used in the el-Irwin ca-tcs children have been snatched from an early grave ST LOUIS MARKET St Louis July 10 Floub Little better feeling but prices unchanged Spring -higher at $160 far choice No 2 Cobn Iowa active and days ago I had occasion to move a stock a distance of about a quarter of a mile and as I considered it probable that many of the bees would return to their old location I devised the following plan for breaking when all remedies have failed to relieve them of CROUP Goods of every description for the same Cocks Valves Whistles Oil Caps Steam Guages Ac Gas and Steam Fitters Tools Steam Rotary Force Boiler aud Drive Well Pumps in great variety LEAHY 95 Huron 8t Milwaukee A WATCH FOR 75 CENTS TMIE MAGNETIC TIME INDICATOR and Compass in a neat caee with crystal face steel and German silver works white enameled dial ordinary watch size sound and serviceable Warranted to denote correct time and keep in order two years When satisfaction is not given the money Sent safely for 75 cts each or three for 8160 (State What paper sou saw this in) Address WILLIAMS Plainfield New Jersey je30 4w Bunions burns chapped hands chilblains fistula gout hisher for white at 838oc and mixed 77(78 Oatp lanicigo mercurial cruptioris piles rueain-iuaui iiuje which is bitterly opposed by a large num-I ber of the head men Besides they thought i that their claims were overlooked and that Better 73a75c Steady Peo Very little doing but held firm Mess pork $27 Bacon firmer and better at Shoulders clear sides Lard A SINGLE BOTTLE ONLY WILL CURE THE WORST CASE OF the lion's share of the booty was awarded to him He leaves a son who if no unforseen event occurs will we presume inherit his father's dignities and honors verm silt rheum scalds skin diseases sweiina itranua xtrele-fs sore breasts sore heads sore tHroate sores of dl kinds strains mill joints tetter ulcers venereal sores wound: of all lauds CAUTION f-None are genuine unless tha wordf riOLXOWvk's New York and London'- are discern iMo as a Water mark in every leaf of the bk of direc ions around each pot or box the same maybe seen plain by the leaf TC THE LfeFTT A handsome -eward will be given to any one rendering snch informa-ion as may lead to the detection of auy party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same know- vi cr them fn ho CTiiTion up their old associations: They were in the old box hive so I secured them in it by tying an old sheet over the bottom of the hive and on the evening of a cold and wet day I transferred them to their new home Instead however of setting them on the stand I put them in a moderately warm room and kept them there two days feeding them meanwhile in a pasteboard box hich I had tacked to tlSClAjiATI MARKET Cincinnati July 10 Flour and Wheat Un DISTRICT AND GENERAL A (rents wanted for the Home Life Insurance Com- tuiiiv of New York A treats of experience who would se Advices from Mexico state that the Imperialist General Jose GniterceZj who has been hidden in the capital since the surrender of Maximilian was discovered on the 19th of June and has been sentenced to death but ardoned by Juarez Juarez has prohibited he export of specie tdl August The crops of the country are a total failure and it is feared that famine wid result Despatches from Shanghai have been received which represent that the revolution in Japan has assumed a new phase It was reported that a combination had been formed by twelve of the most powerful Diamos against the Mikado or Spiritual Emweror and From Rev Fendall Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle Philadelphia I have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoofland'n German Bitters and feel it mv Drivilese changed Corn and Oats -Firm and unchanged Dull $160 Firm 31ic for Middling Held at $2800 Quiet but firm 1111K for shoulders 13 for Whooping Cough cure a Rood field with Full Commissions in the States of Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska will do wsB to correspond with us before the territory is ail taken up Young Boyaltt Royalty so far as the young generation is concerned seems to be everywhere on the decline Wales is no General Northwest- KKLLt MM uu maral ly em Afrency Milwaukee Wis Quiet shoulders sides 16164 Sugar cured hams in fair demand at 1S19K Lard Closed buoyant and unsettled under news None to be had below 17 16)6 offered Unchanged and quiet Euos Dull at 16 to recommend them as a moat valuable tome to ail who are suffering from general debility or from diseases arising from derangement of the liver Yours truly I FENDALL Sold at the manufactory of Professor Hollowat SO Maiden Lane New VTork and by all respectable Drug-iists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized worii tSf There Is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes i J' I i Directions for the guidance of patients in every iisorder are affiled to each pot and box KgT Dealers in my well-known medicineB can have snow sards circulars sent FREE OF EXPENSE by ad Iressing Thomas HoUoway ell Maiden Lane ONE DOLLAR XL Tlie river nas seven leet ana seven incnes in tne channel worse than the other Crown Princes The Crown Prince of Holland as was recently proved in a French court where Jules Favre said he should be called not His Highness but His Baseness is a downright scamp the Crown Prince of Russia is an ill-tempered scrofulous youth who is disliked by nearly every member of his the top of the hive the weather had been warm I would have stood them in a cold room drin the cellar On the afternoon of the third day I set them on their stand and allowed them to fly but instead of letting them out at the bottom of the hire where they had been accustomed to go I allowed them to escape at the top of it and through the pasteboard Weather clear in part Thermometer 92 deg- CA UTION HARD COLD AND ALL Throat Lung Complaints Yield immediately and many a careworn sufferer has had her life prolonged and made comfortable who had already fallen a victim to Consumption's fatal grasp "We urge all those afflicted with this new conipiiciuisn threatened to prolong indefinitely the restoration of tranquility in that country Congressional Senate July A joint resolution was OF YOUR OWN SELECTION FJLBB Or COST! For a tw Days' Services in any Town or VOliage Particulars-sent tree by addreseine with stamp CIiOUU-MAN" CO 4U Hanover St Boston Mass apiio 8m rf-10NFIlRNTIAL-YOIJNG IEN WHO have injured themselves by secret habits which unfit- t-ht-ni for business pleasure or the duties of married own family Humbert of Italy is the Italian Wales perhaps a little worse rbox The consequence was that each bee adopted authorising a commissioner from the I tax and navy pcrtim ids report a r-nitable i lite also miaaie-aeea anu oiti menwi uum uic iu of youth or othnr causes eel a debility of as it came out found its old ideas disturbed Hoofland's German Remedies are counterfeited See that the signa of JACKSON is on the wrapper ol each bottle All other are counter- i Principal Office and Manu factory at the Ger man Medicine Store No 681 ARCH Street Philadelphia Pa CHARLES JM MYAJT Proprietor Formerly JACKSON CO 11 -111 in -1 iend" Sent to in aavance nend PULMONARY COMPLAINT8 their years snouia read -The hecret CHICAGO MARKET Chicago July 10 Floul Firm for chofce spring extras $95011 low grades Wheat Demand fair and prices firm' $190191 for No 1 $l)aiSl No 2 receipts wheat 6000 bus shipments 700 bus Oons Demand active at full No 1 at 92K9Sc No 2 at SOU receipts corn 114000 bns shipments 111000 bus Oats Firm but inactive 68c bid receipts 18000 bus shipments 56000 bus so much that it marked its new location on receipt of 25 cents plapi-irn i irru jV-fn mEastBowtun in "accordance wirti a bill passed by tho Massa-ehuseUs legislature none to be built without any address in a sealed envelo CANDEE AMBLER GO and careful watching satisfied me that not Jjli UU rsoston mar31 ly Of whatever kind or nature whether Throat Che Address Lr uaAKttc a Massachusetts a dozen of bees returned to their old home tlv? Grown Prince of Saxony is a bigoted tool of the priests the Grown Prince of Denmark was host year Wales' boon companion in Paris and at the German watering places: the Crown Prince of Prnssia is a good man but rather dull and a henpecked husband or Lungs to try a single Dome oi I attribute the success of my experiment Employment at Tour Own Homes EITHER suitable for a livelihood or leisure noun in every city and town tinal PRntnTSTtRALIZETJ the fact that by means ot a new entrance Coe's Oough Balsam iuo i-uuneui oi ouiigrees several unimportant bills were passed Hocse The House went into committee of the wholo on tho Senate amendments to the legislative executive and judicial appropria- tiou bill The amendment repealing all laws authorizing the publication of the actual proceedings and debates was concurred in The anfl other disturbing causes the attention of the bees was called to the change which JrairaR Tak Soap Ts a certain cure for aPKICISS Address with red stamp for particulars DBWABNER4 00 mayS 13t 819 Broadway New York had been made when a bee leaves tne 84 Michigan St Milwaukee Wis United States BondsGold and Silver Foreign and Domestic Exchange Orders for purchase and sale by mail or express promptly executed chapped hands and all roughness or irritation of th skin eczema ring worm salt rheum pimples and all other cu hive bv the usual entrance it flies straight $1 00 Hoofland's German Bitters per bottle half dozen 6 00 late amendment to pay lor onty sucn aa- Seven thousand dollars' worth of jewelry belonging to the Baroness Rothschild was lately lost in the street in Paris and were found by a seryeantde-vide who deposited them at the police headquarters In France polk agents are not allowed to receive any recompense for such acts bnt Lady Rothschild has written to the Prefect begging to Both sizes ordinary 4 oz and MAMMOTH FAMILY BOTTLE Containing three times as much will be found a all Drug Stores CLARK CO PROPRIETORS NEW HAYEK CONNECT OTT SHOW YOUR COLORS Hoofland's German Tonic put up in quart bottles $1 60 per bottle or a half dozen for $TS0 not forget to examine well the article yon buy in order to get the genuine taneous affections marine me sain son auu Manufactured by Caswell Hazard A Oc New York Sold by all drneeistB novo eow The Pbkkst amd Swkbtbst Cod Livkb Oil in the world manufactured from fresh healthy liven upon the sea shore it ia perfectly pure and sweet patients who have once taken it can take no other Ask for "Hazard Caswell's Cod Liver OO" Manufactured by Caswell Hazard Co New York Sold by all druggists novSeow Wibb "Wobk and Wike Evans Co 201 Lake street Chicago make baskets cages sieves griddles screens rat traps muzzles vegetable boilers game covers Ac and pay special attention to the manufacture of elegant fashionable borders and arches for trailing flowers over graves off without ever looking back If it should do so after the location has been changed and before it has marked this change it can never return But give the hive a different appearance let its mode of exit be changed and let these changes be such that the bees can not fail to nouce them and there is lit rtisements in Wasliington papers as may be ordered by the heads of departments with a proviso that government advertisements shall be published only in the three papers authorized by law were concurred in An amendment was adopted instructing the superin ELEGANT CAMPAIGN BREAST PfNS eontaining photographs Agents making $4 to £21) per day with Grant Medals Samples by mail for 20 cts and one stamp Address BARBIE 4 CO WFor sale by all druggists and najjulwn be auowed to give tne lucty under an equiv- 266 reari ou joouw ali aient reward tendent of pubhe buudings to remove.