A "busted" Weather Prophet

Oouch, the Iowa weather prophet, has gone clean out of business, hopelessly bankrupt; can't pay 15 cents on the dollar. And here is what "h'isted" him. This is his prophecy for July: " July, 1878, will be windy, cool, and during the last half quite showery. The July harvesters should use extra care in setting up the grain, and in stacking. The storm periods will be from the lst to the 3d; 6th to the 7th, cool; 12th to 15th, severe; 27th to 28th, severe; and 30th to 31st, cool. The marked cool days will be near the 4th, 7th, 15th, 28th and31st." Go West, young man, go West. Go abont 928,000 miles west. - Burlington Hawk-Eye. Two thousand American cattle is the average weekly number arriving at Liverpool per stoamer, and in that city's cattle market the American animáis have for weeks greatly prpdomi nated,