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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

THE QUEEN OF THE MoNTHLIEs. J
A LADY friend styles DEMoREsT's
Illustrated Magazine as the Queen of
Monthlies, and it is not unworthy of t
title. The July number, which
come early to hand, is as gorgeous
the month it represents. It Is bri
ming full Of good stories, fine illus t
tions, household hints, and gay, sease
able fashions. Notwithstanding Il
this publication is issued from an "E
porium of Fashion," the editors do j
/ edisfiain glance ut folly as she flies, a
some Of the best hits at prevailing fr
olities which we have ever seen ",
found in the pages Of "DEMoREsT.n
ladies living far from metro politian Q,
tres, 1t is especially valuable and u
full, and we arc not surprised that
many confess it ''indispen sable" I
subscription price is So per year, wit
handsome premium. Address, w. j
!, NINGs DEMoREsT, i73 Broadway, n
/ York.
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THE NuTRIsErT or H1na.-HesDls
Who drink sAsirajs = bess, - vssy
foud of telling how mnsA aa111ssss
they dssivs fbsm t6sn1 n6eanss thevnD
maaulssssred ffum Sspla, 1aay haSs
the jdsa that the soseguosa6oo vfleo0s(
ths gSalA ~ IN NJ Aglnha IL = -
eae1So 1Al1asy.. PvsGaasse LAs4l4 90 -
~ uss3 GoDonGnG G1sm1Dlnln uDNse3d.
a5assD - that ibastssn hunAss1 nd
sixty quasls % Anvasnn beeS eoatal0
cxAct1y the nourisAasns q . twe-asd-s
halfre1nd loaf q hsssk Thls bsss b
very similar 10 the Amous Hn01lsn Al
sopp's, and our moro popal1 Amsficsa
beer. The net h. the saisiGlouepss
Of the grain II rottsd beAoss bssr en- b
made; and II the fermsutAtion q ~
beer, has been complete, Prossasse Lyua
PlAyfair declares that no noseishmsnt
whatever remains In the sermsntsd aq-
uor; aud - the English Alatoncs Ns,1s
says, mo chemist now dispotss these
assertions; for, except In navor and
amount of alcohol, the chemicaa compo-
sition of all kinds Of bess = alike, and
brewers must lsugh 70 heue. doctors ID
vising porter - more nourishing than
beer, when porter Is nothing more than
beer colorcd BY burnt malt; and olssn
when beer goes wrong In u making.
and h unsalesbls - besr, II il converted
into hnc porter, the mere coloring COW
ering many defcctse''- Tie Naeeos.
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the commou ca0dies poisonous coloring
b put, the same that II used to color
wines and liquor. Oae ofth most COM
mon 10 called ''carlets," !" into which Ar
senic largely enters. "A few grains Of
the substance will color = Cox Of wine.
Licortce drops for the "trade" are made
ofpoor brown sugar, glue and lampblack,
favored with licorice; for the Western
trade much Of this vile stun 10 packed In
barrels and sent West to be put up in
boxes to suit the market,of which ftom
rs TO % per cent. 10 Terra alba. This
material enters largely Into the common
chocolate and spices. Much ofthe cream
tartar used for bread II made OF Terra
alba and tartaric acid. Boston Journal
The Last snake story.
The Charleaton Ill) Ptoindea1cr tells
this snake story: ION Saturday Of last
week Mr.. James Gilbert. one OF our sub
scribers, came 70 the ONCE for his paper,
and while here related an Incident a.
having occurred the day previous. On
Friday he and his brother George were
engaged In cutting wood, one mile aud .
half from town. About ten o. clock in
the morning Mr.. CVowder came along,
and said he was looking for his COW.
The young men replied that thcy had
noticed her about the clsaTing. Mr..
Crowder soon found her snd drove her
home, the cow believing and calling ~
though she had lost calf. At three o.
clock in the afternoon the COW came
back, but appeared very restless, walk
ing about and lowing continuously
Presently she was heard 10 lay down,
became quiet. The woodsman having
their curiosity excited by the cows
strange conduct, stopped their work and
went to where tho COW was last heard
Imagine their surprise upon finding hel
sucking large greasy-looking snake
at the same time fondly licking it will
her tongue. The cow was mace to ge
up, and as she walked away, the snak,
followed after her. Clubs were procur
ed and the snake killed. 1t was spec
les unknown to our informant, measure
ing full six inches around the body, and
Ave feet seven and one-half inches In
length"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

TROUBLES IN THE COURT OF CUPID
A few weeks ago, young man and mai
den fresh from the clover fields of Dal-
las county, came to Dcs Moines to get
married-and of course their wish was
contaminated, for who ever heard of q
person {no not one but two, for it takes
plurality to accomplish that object)
wanting to get married in our city but
what they did. Soon after their arrival
the happy couple were united in the
bonds Of padlock-one of the ministers
of our place officiating with dignity and
case. After giving him their license,
they departed for their homes, supposins
that "love's last barrier" was overcome.
and themselves fairly launched upon
that broad sea which sometimes has a
port and sometimes hasn't. In due
course Of time several days having
elapsed) the minister in following out
the letter Of the law, made q return of
the license % the County Judge. Judge
Weeks received the document, but soon
discovered that it was no Polk county
parchment, but had been issued by and
belonged to the county of Dallas; and
the minister soon found out that he had
got up q Polk county wedding on Dallas
county authority,-in short, he was "in
pickle" dumbfounded, swamped, non
ptnssed. He had one resort-only one
way out of the fog-and that was to
harness up his team and hunt up the
folks, marry them over again upon
the native heath Of the bride, and return
the license to the same officer who Issued
it. He went. He hunted. His search
was successful. Gently he broke the
tidings in the weck-old household that
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

en-. The fire had so far advanced th
it was unsafe to enter any Of the 9th
rooms, hence all that was in them "
consumed with the building. l learn
that there was no insurance.
THO's SHEAREH.
" Upton, June 10th, 1867.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

*sTAs oasss Trade In New Yeek.
The Evening Gasctsc says that tho
glove trade In New York, IL larger than
In Paris os London. More than one
third Of all the gloves made in Paris are,
1t Is reported. shipped to America, and
nearly one-half Of the importatioas ars
sold In this city alone. Numseous
men and womsn In Tie mstropolis wear
from two 10 six hsndred pairs In year,
costing from three hundred and nfty to
twelve hundred. dollars. They never
put on pair . second time, and some
timer sosl and throw aside half . dozen
pairs day. H
In Europe the wealthiest OF fthe titled
families arc not 20 extravagant - our
banking clerks and merctnttle princes,
and think they cannot aabrd No lu1u-
ries Of living that our domestic nobility
think nothing of.
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the "folks' there wern't married BY
considerable; and then amid flutter Of
hsarts and . trelAhlc Of tongues. the -
toniahed pair he'd the novel satisfaction
Of bslAg married . second time at their
own home and tho parson came homo Z
happier and wiser man. In the lam
guage Of the novel, reader our tale is .
true one, J" and II YOU knew the minis
ter's name ~ well ~ we, you might
flnd out more than our story tells
State Register. .-r,a
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Candy Adulterations.

CANDY Adultoratlon0.
Our new health episonage is bringing
to light some queer things. The COM
mon candies and confectioneries Of COM
merce are not altogether toothsome nor
wholeiome, If recent Investigations are
to be believed.
The adulteration of sugar candies and
spices is a trade largely and regularly
carried on In this city. Instead of plas-
ter, which lately entered SO largely into
tho manufacture of confectionery, in
place Of sugar, q new article has been
discovered. called Ieera alba, or white
earth. II comes from Ireland, and costs
by the barrel about II cents per pound,
while loaf sugar costs about II cents.
The bodies of candies, the coating of al
monds and lozenges, are made from this
earthly material. 1t Is whittier than
plaster, and is much used in the adulter-
alton of -four sold in this market. A
glue, paint, and oil manufacturer OF
New York has sent around his annual
circular, which have seen, to the prin-
cipal confectiones, calling their atten-
ton to fresh arrival of this white earth
have seen an ounce oflozenges dissolv-
ed in water, in which two-thirds of the
ounce was of Terra alba and not . parti-
Gle of sugar in the lot.
The common method of flavoring can
dies, almonds, and sugar plums, ETC., is
with deleterious substances. The pine
apple flavor, the baaanna and the peach
are made from ft,sil oils, which are very
poisonous. Bitter almonds flavor is
made from prussic acid unadultsratsd
Pine apple flavor is obtained from rotten
cheese, very rotten, and nitric acid.
Gum arabic for pure gum drops il cost
Fly. An article has been invented Of the
most beautiful appearance, that is used
instead Of the gum. 1t IL very cheap
and and very poisonous.
In pure candy cochineal is used TO color
red, and saffron for the yellew. Butir
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

HEGARDIN0 HANDWRIT1NG.-SO
imaginative personages, Edgar A. Poe
among the number, cherished the delu-
sion that mans character could be read
In his handwriting. No more absurd
position could be held, as is at once pro-
ven by the fact that no mans handwri-
ting Is invariable. It il influenced by
circumstances, and changes with his
condition and moods. A man who
thinks fast will write fast, and in all
probability, unless he be scrivener,
will write illegally. It Is also assumed
that all men of great literary talent OF
marked professional ability write badly.
This is utterly incorrect as basis for q
theory, though true Is fact. Such men
write badly, because It IL of no material
importance to them to write well. Ed
itors write badly, not because they write
overmuch, but because the thoughts they
have to set down crowd upon them so
fast in the ardor Of compnsition that
lest some should be omitted the pen is
forced faster than their skill can follow;
and . their salaries are not dependent
on the beauty of their handwriting they
take no pains to make chirography leg
ible and handsome. Yetthere are thou
sands of merchants clerks who write far
more rapidly and for greater number
of hours daily than any editor or lawyer,
whose writing is always handsome, un-
form and legible. This is because they
would lose their places were the case
otherwise. We have we think, said
enough to show that other consiiera-
tions than character centroi writing.
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Want Of the Times.

Another want of the age il pure up
right and incorruptable men -Inen who
cannot be awed, intiminated or purchas-
ed. Men who know their duty and are
not afraid to discharge It, regardless Of
what their unprincipled fellows may say.
Men," ~ another expresses II, "who
are not for sale. Men who are honest,
sound from the center to the circumfer-
ence, and true to the hearts core. Men
who fear God and hate coveteousncss.
Men who condemn wrong In friend or
foe, In themselves a. well as In others.
Men whose consciences are as steady a
the needle to the pole. Men who will
stand for the right II the heavens totter
and the earth reels. Men who can tell
the truth and look the world and the
devil In the eye. Men that can neither
brag nor run. Men that neither swag-
ger nor finch. Men who have courage
with out whistleing for It, and Joy with
out shouting to bring it. Men in whom
the current of everlasting life runs still,
and deep, and strong. Men careful of
Gods honor and careless Of mems np-
plause. Men who do not strive, nor cry,
nor cause their voices to be heard In
the street, but who will not fail, nor be
discouraged, till judgment be set In the
earth. Men who know their message
and tell 1t. Men who know their duty
and do it. Men who know their place
and fill II. Men who mind their busi-
ness. Men who will not lie. Men who
are not to lazy too work, nor too proud to
bo poor. Men willing to eat what they
have earned, and wear what they have
paid for. Men who know in whom they
have believed. Men whose feet are on
the everlasting rock. Men who arc not
ashamed Of their hope. Men who are
strong with Divine strength, wise with
the love Of Christ. Men Of God!'-
United Presbyterian.
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IITf HOTEL.
AECHANl6svILLE, IOWA.
@. z. GILLEN, Proprietor Fare rcasonabla
and good stabling attached. n47
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BILLIARD HALL.

AvING recently RENTED my Saloon and
p1t up two new Billiard Tables, of the Kav-
the modern improvements, al lovers 81 the
game are requested TO call and give them q
are not allowed in the HAL. al1 ~ :
nj BERNARD LANG
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ExCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ClaHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- cago, can be had of the subscriber, in sums
to suit customers.
York, Boston, and Philadelphia cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 73Os
always on hand.
~ WILLIAM H. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1859.
WILLIAM r. WOLF SANFORD v. LAEDT.
WOLF & LANDT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPTON, IOWA.
Once In the basement OF the Court House. ~
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RATES OF ADvERTlsIN0.

RATES OF ADvERTlSlN0.
s::sss s:ss::sss -: :ssst!a .. acr 't,,
Hall cslsa.n, lyeas 1l9s45 Ifsa9g am8
S1e rsn s1'ulmi line. q les, Of Nonpareil, make .
=; -; s:.! 80 q ~ ss'I 's:: s. ::
an Advertisements published until ordered
aeS and charged accordingly. as -.-.- =. :.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rrsasurcr-joH3f TuTdML. II adt I'll
Clerk OF Dist. Courts YATES.
County judge 6 BETTs. 5B m*
sheriff. % SHEARER.
COroner-THO'S JAMES.
DrainsSe Commissidns -ROB'T0 0OwER.
Members Of Board q feopesve@yErSesid.snts .
JOHN IEITH. Sugar Crcek; CD M09kIA Sen, =
ter; n GowER, CAss; FkRaUe0N, Dayeon;
I9nn Tarpn. psAiss; is%s;; Gc 5Dxsos: Inn; Hl fos
Masslllon: RICE, Pioneer; 3 nogoER, Ne0
,g.S g II. HAWSpsHs, 3 A., RsSnsSssf y a1A1
MANlTou LODGE. No. 3 !. ,.st g. Of Q; o,IEv r;
Friday evening, In the ID story Of 1cMamara's
building a ;,rx LUKE lnS. D. 1NaMAS, y. "
EPAR Lon9E l no1l 4 r1 Al n;Iasss9s sS
Visiting brethren Welcomed.
w. II. ALDEN,Eec. ; II. @ P1ATTsW.M.
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rIPToN NEAT MARKET.

YIyHE Subscribers announce to
l the citizens Of Upton, and
have taken charge Of the .Ctty .0
Meat Market" and will supply customers with
good fresh Bsef Pork, Mutton, and Veal, q
the iowert rutes Shop one door west of Friend
ChihertsOns store PORTER 4 TOWER.
Upton, Iowa, Feb. q 1865.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-23
Spctial Noti;eu.
sir Sebminbfitehtfae.

Der 4nseiSenbe 1T in Tpenigen goebeH 6urtb ein
elttaDes 9eIlmttte nadbem Sabre lang nit eittem
beftIgen Suh9enteI unb NIT Der firterIiden Rra1,tz
9et, Der S9winoiubt betaftet mar, qeheiIt pproen
mittel mit3l.theiIen. ft4s .s'Hi3erC
allen Die es pimfdcn, rpirb er cine Gopie bes Re=
eptes pitenfret1 nit Der Sirefpn fir bic 9ereitlua
nnn ben Gebrrn Snenoen, rpeIbes iie finSen 1perSe
us eIne ftbere 9eihliis fur Sd5wubIu9t, aitbmoi
9rontaIS &C. Der einsi9e 3ped bes 9tuseiaenben In
ben StInepen ipobl gu tbun ulio er bofft ba6 eoer
Rrnnte ietn Witie perfudben Tpiro, DO IS beieIben
nj q 8 foitet unS ii9 oils Segen erneiief tpirb.
Xerohen. ole has Teeept puni9en, rnDIleR ii6 ae=
digit perScn an at.s g
Rev GbmarS " sBItpn.
EOH1sSp5 --'r gStlcfnehnrq. Rings Co., u. o..
Die i56nen yianp JurteS ron grpSelfeeu
u. Sc. tperbrn pom alien guteH .SIenuern ais
oas Bette in Der Nrt 9ebalten. gBir ptfIen
nibtS 3n ertp6bneu, mas Gin muIifalifrbes Sn-
Itrument crlfpmr1ener MAIDEN tGnnte, rbaIeic6
mir 5usebcn rtnlien, baB bas IS6hifs Der Ser
UDltpmmnung rienlal5 erreidt tperben fam.
SeSDr Te ibre gianUS su ibrer aeaenpirfil
geR Gpllenrung hrabten, untertreitrten lie bie@
lelben benz 8erslei6 NIT Snlfrumrnten Der
beten Sabriten @urpta's unb Imerifa's unb
ne erbteiten bic 8erbienff=Webaille ii6er alls
pubercn 6abrifate in. Der teriibm:en. gSeltaus.
lteanng. I'm benz 6abrifat Gjerecbtiafeit nj.
berfabren ~ laHen, 1niiHer mir ,erirGbHen, baE
bieleS trtbcif bnrb bic ntuIifaltI6e 'JSelt uidt
6ri Seite seieBt pOrben it.
gti6t5oel topeniger baben bic 6erren fiir,Iirt
nod @atellsrunsen an ibren pianDs anae-
hrdebt uno lte baben 10 bus ,,paraeCrpn' CT.
wprben, u&ussesei6nete5" nod ,,ausasseiG-
meter" su ma9en. Glider inb lie bemaacb ,u
BEN Motto ,,GrcelRUr" bere6tiaf. a7etI q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-23
@aines SrD's. 8iauOs
OnS Ninrln f,pn 0Imerifn.

9eie 9ianos perbsu aassmein pom complement
Gt6tern ole Sinncs, be nod seriadbt morben
lino, gIeiob on -rfdnHt. NIs Gniuiebiunacn f1nnen
mir nno auf pieIe tamienb Stabt= unO 9anpbepobner
nebit groben gnsabisn Der 9odfsbuIe,, Seminare u
B /. ID. be5ieBen. BIZ 1914 %t&4G
8ieie RianUs baben ribt autiii Sen beitdnbiaeii
Gebraub nn6 ihIpere 9raris ppn eiuem sabre aus
gebtlters tooerl itnb pie testen - Sabre sIr uou'
tdnn9iten SuTrt benbett Derer, lpeIe ne gebrau
bennRt Dorben. u...-,y 4.gsrz... ~
SieieIbe babrn Erei unb 4Reeailen crtater no
tie nur tmmer ausaeiteIt Tpmbel. Ops 9eranaen
na9 6eien Eian0s 1T 70 gro sepeie oaS bic 0erre
gaines Sros. ft6 9en6tbiat iaben. ibre Arbeiten
~ benz Seirase poR p bis 70 Pianos w6dentlip aus
5nnebne1. p sE#S HEGE
9efe bdben iest cine Der au seSebnteiten unS polz
itdnoi9iten 6abrlten in ben Ger. Staten inben bic
Sabrtt aein Iter orel Bertel zines Aders 2onb be-
bedt nno cine ront pon pig S s an Der 3Deiten
GpenlIe entD;deIt.
- Seiebelt fnb entfieoen Be tiuigen 4iones erSfer
&lafe i'm 9onoei. aPun elloC fiir uItrrte GrtuIare
SaineS Bros, '4
$50, 1853, $50, 36z. 36i, $50, 1863, 80, s7a, az
ms2S 3R 3weite A5enue, Stem gorf Gitp
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Srouu & YtrtinS'
Nianps fhrp bgns 8Dlf.

81 420 8reome Ctr, Stem gorf. 7g
: mir poue,t bic aufr srtianiteit hes gubHtums Guf
Mere eteganten pianos nit neuen Stalen in ben
sleeaeen 5tDIen, Ienten: -z-a.
3 % ~ vt 7CIapen, sroBe 5rolt, runbe Gden,
dIansenartiger Sooen, entipeoer a9tedtse oeer sc:
bnIBte Seine, aeraoer Booen, bic JtnOpihen auf
EN- 8rette unsscbanbt.. ....:.....:.:.$4 $3.50
StpIyB",7 Ottapen, ebeufo pie StpI u, mt
serpentin euf BEN Srette ausgebaubt, geI9nistem
Bcinen uuo SDra. 500.
stpI so, Ott1pen. be sroben 6ronteden abs
runbet, Ssrpentin i'm 8Oeen; bic ausbaI6ungen
iefeIben wie i'm StpI s8E, sei1niste 29ra uno Noz
npuft, sierIi5 sef5niste Beine. s......... $3.50.
Stpl 80, Z DttaUen, pier groBe rlsnSc Gden,
Der stiden poEirt, ausbanbungen an Aeif uni
Brett, Serpentinbooen, eef9niRte spra une 9otens
nit, elegant geiGniste 5rufbt6eifIe 500
ane obisen Stpie iinotn etsgantsn fredericksburg
neren aMsaeeat uno baben has DC lie ei5erne eiteu,
! rans6ffbe Ddmpfer, 9Grienpeeab forage Cede, Gle
enbeinfront uno Sdi6entIappei aato hbertreffen in
nee es ebrr srSa e6sn ans ben
beten NateriaIien pefereigt une f0nnen IN 8e5ue
anf Qppretur, Sauerbafii8ttt, 8einbeit uno S6meis
oes Ione5 flitbt Ibertrofen merceH.
9ie pier oben beIbriebeEen Stpfe begreifen al bic
ruefentIiben AbGnoerun9en Der duberen Souenouna
unb 9eftaIt, welte uon pielen Sabritanten auf Is
Bir lenten bic Mutmertiamteit bes PubEtlnns, Ser
Sertdufer unb hes SanbelS anf cine 9riinolt1e un=
tertu9un9 Der gerbienite nnierer PiaaOs-
Ga mir bic groBeH AHsGdben uermeihen, ruetdbe nit
toitbaren nbritsn unb tbenren 2agern III Der Staot
perbunoen o, iiiib mir i'm Stonbe oisie 4tanos III
greiien 3u' Ciieriren, Deds. GonenrrenS auf9:ben
uno Idoen nun s5eoeImaill ell, eielben gu prnfeu,
e6e lie irgeno NO anoer5 tduien.
s8enn 3tietefsen unS 3en9niiie pom anufIteb5a
perIangt Dercen, 70 uerUetfen mir bieelben, an
rrntt cine gr0be garabe nit Riniternamen 81
er af bic, lpeIhsn mir uniere Yiamos pertanft ba=
benz SSbr tbeI iber bic Irirtti9el Berbienite int
ierer 0ionos, Iber ibre 9auer5aitefeit. @eit
S9meIa uno Starfe 70 ioie Ausbalten bes Zones ii.
T. 10. bait anf ei9ene Grfabrlag, bdben uiel mebl
Bertb,als bic einiadbe DiuiaHna zines, Denn dub
nod 10 fdbi9en RlnifIers, lDeld1er in einem Sols
tatbsbauIe sSnftritfente in 9utem EOn uno Drbnune
periu9t, tnr5 nddoem fie bic lesten uoaensenoeu
panbgriiie oes Arbeiters erbaten babel.
Infer Motto III (:
Sdneller Yerfauf unb sertnse @crtbeile".
MaF- 9an ienbe Nh Elm Circular "a
Srcipn S 4crfinS,
bats Gg - 42O Srnome straLe. gelu 9orr
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NSdrff.Serfbt.

#fs}f.i@S- = wtorfrsE sa@ s,.,,ss ,ee7
2## s" so IL 2llbr NSbmittdss.
Sein Nenterung in ben @fr6G[mi1en bes
biefgen Ndrftrs 1T ieit pOrissr 98s6e gu BIZ
rirbtsn. Setrd@tlide SbGtisfsit mar mi sinseI-
nen Sasen Der @p6e su tenrerfen unb in ettpa
fO--14 Gasen mag man Elm lebbaftere5 Sc
i9dft i'm @rUBhancet erparten.3reg u
G'CIp crGHuete sritern in 9iep grrf su 14O9
lne l6lcB I'M, llbr NIT 1408. Ute birIaer
9rpfers fauftea 3t 139-f39t un6 bieItrn sn
f404. u.r8Etst Is so % .ssHsz3 -
DisfsIben tueiserten fd1 ssffsra, Is Orppra-
tfpns-@bcfs rntsr IL gts. fir fleihs uab is
Cts. fir gr6esre 8eirase gu nebmsn.
8aumtUOlIe. @snig an Sanb Eel Isb-
baftem Seeebr. ST felt lfBtem 8sri6t in bic
5Rbe sesanscu. Bir quptircn ME, fclst !:
Mibblins %, Som Mithlias q, Coos Srpi-
nars 81, Srpinars 20, BON OBITUARY 10, Sn.
ferirr ft-f3.a.e. Ef ss<4,e: .g!.
Sprn. ,@prratbe faaen al, 8esebr serins.
9'rriis sebeu bsra6. gSsiBss 95 s., seIbes go,
am Depot atsrIiefrrt. l.;f Eg,al7a% =
Bacon. Der Marft iff ppbl. Serlrben.
gtetit fsf. 3udsrl6iafen III 9sihpdnb 90
81 Gents. Bacon 5ants f5k i Hare Stiien
153 96uItsrn f2-f24.. peg ".tt3Viaa nh
@rpctrts n. Narft lebbaft. Grulbrb
Sugar 1919; raffintrt u f9- 18a;174 g
is; 6 17-17t; 9aTse : &iU Orbindr "a
rs; prima 26-27; ausseIu6t 27-27t;
edsaasra % 81; SABA 40 As. = @uIren
SsrnP 1850; 3udtrbauS< gsrupSOL9O;
Stem Orleans in Barrels $l.OO-25; Spr-.
ebum 65-75 %. 6. &eis pirb su 49,
IA ets.UHsrirt &anss6n gu 121l2-13.
pen. SimptbY $500. - u
Reuss Mrbl. @uter gprraib, prsile
Hitt weientlid seGnbert. 9Gir auptiren pie
fplst: eebanOn Drills $t1.5O; Mountain
Detp $i2; cream Of tbe City $40 |; CUNT
bsrtano Drills tertra fuper) 50; SOf Gity
Rills $li'; 95ripe Of SenneEet S1f.O0; Clear
Gid $3.50; 8Iad Gid $l1-f2; @fsraubria
$9.50-tO; Stem aJ1itbletun $500; 5ranf
8bedtbam $tt.50. l.1'sa'c hi'' ~ .-...
SnI;. liverpool 9af $3.50, Sbio Z gu-
lbeI Barrel 4.5O-70; IafeIfals in gsateln per
DuBenb IT'S,
1abaf. @enis int Dfarft unb fein gs-
ssbr. preiIe unpsrdnpert. 2uss 19-2 Gents;
Common esuf 3-34 gts. NieSiam AZ,
fein 5-55 ; ausselubt 6-8. d. .... ..--
gSeia m. G'uter grrratb unb felfe preils.
G0tber 1875; Amter 1850; gEei6er
1876; Mebitsrranean 1856,
;.e @ oils. Sebr penis sCrbauSen unb ,se<
riuse Na6frase.. Ordinary % fy2, srtpal4em
1915 Cts, ,NerinO $3.50 Gents. rs, "a