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Ttt 4tw 4orth 'wfst,
POETRY.


"words ana their Uses.'
~ A..,sr,s,sD suAksA
NEw YoRk 9Th Month, Soth, 1871. ,
RESPECTED wIrE-From these few lines my where
sbouts thecil learn.
Moreover ri impsrt 70 thee my serious concern:
The language Of this people II . riddle unto me,
And words with them are 1gmcnts OF RECKLESS mock.
cry:
For instance, left the cars. An Imp with smust'
face H.
Sid "shiue :" Nay III not shine" ssid, 'szcep'
with inward grsce!"
"ls inward grace liquid Of paste :" asked this
hi daddy: wha. 10 inward graosr How does the cd
thing work."
"Frieud." said TO John. whose breath saxgssted
"Cau thee convey me straightway to respectable
inn?'
HE auswers gross irrelcsssos shall not coon forget
Iss.ssd Of simp'y ysa o. nay. be sTu@y sa'd' fos
bct!
"Aay nay shall not bet. said I, for that would b
sin-
Why don't thee answer plainly. Can thee take me to
~ inn?
Thy vehicle 10 doubtless meant to carry folks about
In!
Then Why prevsrtcats," Said be psrversc'y. Nov
yer shOutin:'
may. verify. shouted not" Quoth l, my speech 10
mild;
But tbineI grievs to ssy t-with fsschood 10 dcaled
Thou ought to he admouished to rid thy heat VI
guile"
"see here, my lovely uoke:" said he, "you sline on
too much styIs!'
"rve had these plain drae garments twenty yearr and
And when thee Gays cling on style thce teis .
wiIfal lic:''
Al that he prsuced about % sbes IN bic bonnet,
And With hostile demonstrations inquired u was
ION III"
"On what7 TIL thee explain thyscf. csnnot tell"
ssid:
He awore that something wss "too thin "-moreovee
II WAS "pIaycd."
But MI his jargOa surpassed In wild sbsurdity
BY threats profsnely emphasized u "put hssd on
met"
mo of Bclial," said I, that miracle can dol"
Whercat he fell upon with blows aud curses too>
But failed u work that mirAcieif such was bic de-
sigu!
Instead Ut putting on head, he strovs % snitc u
Thee cultivate the peaceful habit Of our sect
But tsm msn's conduct wrought on me most singu.
lar effect:
For when he slapped my broad-hrim OF, and asked.
"llow's that for hiyh?"
II reused The Adam In me-, aud suote him hip and
thigh!
The throng then gave specimen Of caiumny broke
lO0se.
And said Id "snat1hed him bald headed" and like.
Wise "c0oked his go0se !"
Although etsiennnly atnrm d,d not pull hts hair.
Nor did ! cook his pouitry-for be had 70 poultry
They called me " Bully hey" although I've seen nigh
three srUre wear;
And salt! that wss lightning when "Rot up On my
earl"
And when ] asked II iightsiag citnbed 10 eas, OF
dressed In drab.
".You know how 1t 10 yourself" sad one, 10 ceuse.
Qucntiai blsb.
Thee sce that. BY this time, was somewhat per.
picked;
Yea the placid spirit In has seldom been 70 vexcd
Itarricd there longer, for plain spoken mes-like
With such pcrvascncss Of our tongue can have ~
unity e"
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The following poem. under the above title, appear
% contribution Of Theodore Tito" IN bic payer the
0oIdsa age. Kt has not deep significance, appear.
Ing just while the press was ampooniug Theodore -
vigorously for his Woodruff Co,lies aud fothies-to
phrase Il gcnuy-it saurt be apparent that the muee
Inspired him with these singularly ssd "nusings" u
. most inopportune time:
I won = noble fame,
But with sudden frown. I
The people snatched my crown,
And in the n,ire trod down
Ny lofty name. 81"
bore bounteOus psrse,
And besxars BY the way
Then blessed NE night and day.
But !. grown poor - they, "'
Rave now their curse.
Igained what men call friends
But now their love 10 hate,
And have learned TOO late
That mated minds inmate
Aud friendship ends. j. -
Ics.pcd womans breast,
A. II her heart knew,
Or fancicd. would b. true +.
Who provsd--slas, shs tsoi-
False like the rest -
now am Nil bereft- "' WV
A. when some tower doth fall 90,
With battismsnt, and wall,
And gate. and bridge, and ALL"
And nothing lett ,L 70
But account Il worth
All pangs u fair 10 - erosssd- Of" % I'll
All iOvss and h0nors lost TO" ...'
To gain the hssvens It cost
OF sDsipg earth
So lest fesl inclised ,-, .,r
g.. To render ~ for III g. -. I'D d - y i
Hepeef0rth IN me iastill,
O0u6. . sweet goodwill '''
To oil rsnkind. '~.'|
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Horace Greeley.

He has la,'ge frame, loosely put together
= benevolent. besming counie,ance, wears
wide brimmsd hat. set far back on his
head - II to afford clear outlook; has q
loDse. ugly cs'at. with short sleeves. and =
skirt still Smarter by the authorizations of
wrinkles; haupy trousers, worn off 1t the
bottom BY his shoes. He generally has an
armfu! Of papers and his pockets stuffed
with the same, and walks very rapidly with
shutting gait. 4.. e. .p..., ..,,. .......-
Al worker, Mr. Greeley is . living won
der; he is never idle In all places. and Ut
oil times, when not asleep, he is DOING some.
thing. He plunges into the Office at tight.
ming speed, with his hat and hands full VI
crump'ed papers he slines his coat one way
and hat another, and in less than half .
minute will be writing rs If hs hal hut 40
hour in which 10 do y days work. He sits
q desk nearly as high IS his chin. And
such desk! 1t IL chaos. iypitiel-s.rewn.
or rather henped with notes. clippi ,gs, etc.;
- though some rngmsn's cart had been
heared upon 1t. ''"'.T''"'' '.'..'' .,
e.. The pigeon hslss ore crammed with mat
ters for references; and the drawers m
bursting with forgotten rubbish. II has no
keys, for : lock ii 4 mytsery he never could
keep. He has his scissors chained to the
desk. Without This chaiu they would be
bopelessly lost every five minutes.
NJ. Greeley i in no sense business man.
He knows very little about bsx,k keeping,
and csrssa less He. knows nothing xlnu,
bargaining and saving the fruits of labor.
And y vs. only " the aid Of god busi.
neis agents that be sccumnlaisd his wealth.
Scotch ColoaI1atlss i ii1l IL Northwest li /; 4"
81. Paul. MIMI. November Goth -Lord
Gordon. " Scotland. = gentleman 1t wealth.
has just completed IN extensive tour through,
the Northwest in The interess Of organized
emigration trom Scotland. He purchased
two tovnshipsOf hind from The Northern
Pacific Railroad Co'npsny, in Western Min
nsa4a. tor . large 6cDlch csslsoy, . portion
Of whom have ALREADY arrived with many
6ne ,horoHshbted cattle ,designfog| to en-.
gage IN stock raising The NOelhsfn RA>
eiac Conpasydlasr adopGsdi tho perm sent
policy Of carrying frseIo vsr their Fs,ad IN
settlers, cYlonists and their; families, who
parclass aaa n ne Oompspy.s, ~ .aas
oosesntinn,srs nDY s'rgsnisiss = systsmsof
Pa.1sing Ssve.t ssess tlvUugh r,Airie rei,oos
,hsf ,,n'Dl "a :" &c.,
:. witb!stAys mSsshs the, Rev, NJ (. Bps.ck
6arisd IN. xiis. ssGagedp his,selfs 10 three
wOAsa. uAssSet oss,nf them. ,w.s sasa ifos
1slshsof psw1alte ~ ons'Uf the absheraii
rtd afiais msfsa oiks,,,,'to one saai1 il,
saa "A him e. We ,bspscha q, sepmisa NJ
t6eos ~ aalsnee3esi1ssicaa,l,e6 sucil nd
~ lseueiISnSg4 'fitm, oo,i1Cfiehce. tG96
went and blSSde III C.GpSsihls ckaaiic |,
spA hs sBd Ais iAird riff, ubsiA, bop
nm + \ al.qns. epneeeeapsy II sdd,iahs,
ltAdjs aekpkcAia i1pAisp& ,sd, b,>im7o,
'e aas ERaSsF "a vIs ElF SalsssHa e., u
| u k1p1aar. ttGad YiaR,A 6.2s WV W az
candid dams0 ssplied. s'Oh %, M
~ mnmA1nmnnnAa sanna0O
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4 suts1 papsf ssuaarks: Cold nieh,as i.S;.
put . stop 70 gate sparkling. II che doea,H
ash you IT, como IN now you he'd beH>e, oA;. .
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i, "A )etaer rsceivstl ftoml Governor 0tahDrd,
Of Asispaa. sssaes thdt ! psscs d Or iis.
sovsssd n 10 Psnal ll6ansalns, ~ - va
cpd found a. y lepr'aIp ~, a.. p " ,On.
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The many thousands cured Al mia csisLi.b
ment within The last twenty years, and the mn.
iheT rouB Important surgical Operations pefTormsL
w Ut; Johnston witnessed by The reporters OF
XXI, nT S h anu many other papers, notices Of
pubic, besides bis standing az 4 gentIeniSn NJ
antee TO the afflicted. guar
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY Cured
mario
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ORGANIC WEAENEge
DIR. JOHNSON,

member q tho Royal College of Surgeons. Lon.
don, 3radlate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
leges ~ me United States, and the greater pSTt
~ o whose Ilig mas been spent in the hospitals OF
eueoled some OF the most Astonishing cures thRt
were eyer known. Many troubled with rinVing
IN inc head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed al sudden sounds, bashfll.
ness, Win frequent blushlng, attended some.
immediately " ''"' "''N Su'uN
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Chicago Market.

a. CHICAGO, August s.
GRAN-Whcat-NO . spring Chicago opened
81 Ofk0I o.. August; closed al he inside;
this afternoon heavy at 81 OOk61I o.. Corn, No.
mixed 40ac lower, and closed dull at - a 40
dc cash; this afternoon heavy at i&fbi3l.c Al.
gust. Oats, No. active; closed at 3O%C
Rye, No. easier at 5iD55c Barley, No. I!
spring opened firm hut closed dull at 6lSC.
HIGIwINEs-Steady and firm at s0r
PRoyslONs-M pork held NJ az JOioll 70
September Lard sI%C cash
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CURRENT NOTES.

How do women manage to look so COG
during this heated termY Did you nevc
notice apretty girl, dressed in n clcal
muslin, overhung with all sorts Of coloreC
scraps, apparently culled from the rag
bag walking quietly along the sunni
side OF the street and looking as impass
lively cool and fresh as If It were May In
stead of AugtistY There Is no unusua
flush upon her check no dew beads glis
len on her fair brow; her lavender glove!
are as fresh rs when they were taker
from their perIumed Case-even her eye
are calm, quiet and unanncyed. The
starch on her laCes shows no sign of limp
ness She moves along as quietly and
apparently rs happily as If there were nc
thermometers in the world She Is only
a fresh rose alter the sun has kissed of
Tie dew. AS you pass her by there Is a
sense Of GOODNESS in the very air; the faint
perfume Of her presence Is as fresh and
reirlgerating as the odor of just.ripc
rnnleIopc, Now, how does she do 1t?
Wen cannot. Even the dandies give way
10 the heats Of August. Their gloves are
stained their shirt.colars are wilted
'helr faces have tevered glow they look
oppressed and wearied even their clean.
Iy'washcd linen coats have II generally
"mlIsscd.up' air. As for the careless rcl.
lows they Just go whiting along the
streets; they give II up; they wear no
vests their shirtCollArs are unbnttoned
theft wristbands are rolled up and very
damp, they look altogether unkempt and
'IacCid, rs If they would say to every
passCr.by, ut Is denccd hot, and don't
rarehow look" Now what makes the
dI''eIence2 How do the women do III
CONTEMPORARY, commenting upon
The successful discovery ofthe adaptable.
'yol paper for the manufacture of car
wheels, wonders that 1t has not yetstruck
some inventive genius to build entire cars
81 paper and lHpier mGehe. This would
O' lighter than wood or iron, and avoid
'ne dreadful danger resulting from spin.
'th' IN case of accident while they could
aso he manufactured in such manner Ms
~ ,aNc lire and burn with much greater
"'I'cuIly than the dry pine wood Of which
,aIS are now ordinarily built II is a
demonstrated fact that paper wheels. made
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TAKE PARTICIJLAR NOTTCR


Who have injured themselyeS iva cor,.tr u,s,
tice, INDUCED In when alone, a habit freorenIiy
learned from eYel companions, or at school, ths
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
shonld apply Immediately. "' '"''
Mnhl ply that young man, the hope of hla
country, the pride OF his parents, should he
snatched from all prospects and enloyments Of
NE ny me consequences Of deviating nom the
plating ' "''''' 'o"''m'
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ADDRESS
Nervous and DebiIitated,
To TUE

Whose sunerings have been prntraCted iron
hidden causes, and whose cases require promp
treatment to render existence desirable: II YOU
AFRO suffering or have suffered, from involuntary
discharges, what effect does II produce upon yOnl
general health Do you feel weak, dcblliiated
easily tiredr Does little extra exerilon pro
duce palpltat0n Of the heart Does your liver,
or urinary organs or your kidney, frequently get
oni of order Il your urine sometimes thick,
milky or llocky, or is II ropy on settlIngy Or
does thick scum rise to the tony Or lisa sedI.
meni at the bottom after 1t has stood awhile !,
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspep,
sAi Are your bowels COnstipatedY Do You
have spells OF iainting, or PUSHES Of blood To the
head Is your memory lmpairedg Is your
mind constantly dwelling on this subjcCtH Do
you feel dull, lstlGss, moping, tired OF company,
Of life DO you wish 10 be left alone, to get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make you start or Jump Is your sleep broken
or restless Is the lustre of your eye a. bril-.
liant The bloom Of your cheek az brightly Do
you enjoy yourself in society as wellr Do you
pursue your business with the same energy Do
you feel as much confidence IN yourselfy Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given to fits of
melancholy II 30, do not lay 1t to your liver or
dyspepsia Have you restless nightsy Yonr
back weak, your knees weak and have hut little
appetite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or
liver complaint
Now, reader, selfabuSe, vehVrcal diseases bad.
ly cured, and scxual PxCeRses, are all capable Of
producing n weakness Of the gencratiye organs
The organs Ol generation, when In perfect health
make the man, Did you ever think that those
bold, defiant, energetic, persevcrIng, successful
bnsIneaS men are always those whose generatvo
organs are In perfect hcalth' You never hear
such men complain Of melancholy, Of nervous
ness, Of palpiatlOn Of the heart
How many men, from the effects Of excuses,
have Brought about that state Of weakness In
Sexual Organs that has reduced the general syJ
ten 40 much rs to induce almost every other dis.
lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections,
suicide and almost every other form Of disease
which humanity is heir to, and the real cause Of |
tho trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
nsCd remedies for all but the right one,
Diseases OF these organs require the use of 4
DInretlc. HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUClIU is the great DluretIc, and iP a certain
'nrc for diseases of tho Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility and all diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, whether existing IN Male or Female,
rom whatever CauSe originating, and M matter
If how long standing.
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption
n InPanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are
Imported from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that of pOstority, depends upon
prompt use Of reliable remedy.
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bTATE SECuRITIBs-ln Southern bonds Ten
nessees, MISsouris and new South CarollnAs art
active; the remainder dull.
SToCRs-The market has been strong and adj
VancIng with largely increased business; speCu.
latlOn scenes Ia have commenced without the
assistance VI the big bulls, who arc still absent;
but this activity will probably bring them back.
when very active and bouyNnt market Is looked
for, as short interest is still very large aud the
prospects of the country are 40 liAtterng that the
bulls will not sell except at moderate advance.
The bulls claim that this Is but the beginning OF
an upward turn, and that soon will be seen the
most active bull market there has been for a
long time The most active stocks have been
Western Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
Reading, New York Central and scrip. The i'm.
proVemenL In Western Union Is due 10 the report
that the managers of the company have reduced
the capital stock from til,OOO,OOO to ga OOO, 900
by the purchase Of the stool; with the surplus
ennlngs Union Pacific advanced on the favor.
Able statements ahoat in regard to the present
and prospective earnings OF the company. The
market closed strong,
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To the Rditors Of the Intclllgcncer.
The following problem was given to a
boy by gentleman, who offered him $40
II he would do 1t within six months at the
same time assuring him that there was no
trick or catch about II.
Take the nine tigits |, 2, Q, A, 6, 0, Z, 8,
v, ana also thc0, and add them together,
So mat they amount to Just FOCUSING
them once and but once, viii some Of
Inc readers OF the INTELLGGENcER please
answer this? III
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A[ARRIAGE

reflect that eonnd mind and body are tho most
Piness. Indeed, without these thS ISnSnspy
through Ilfe becomes weary pllgrImGge; th9
prospect hourly darkens TO tho view. ma mimi
!, Swallowed with despair and allied viii,
snG mheLaneholy reflection that the happiness OF
another becomes bllghted with MIR NUN VI
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Ghs9nteui9erteer.
From HarpcF's Weekly.
THE FLIGHT OF FISK.

b H T.-- '''''' "'' W.
HrNe'py mr. 81 a. thompson
LIN Fisk arose from dreams OF wrath,
In purple dyed sublimity
Win liz 'o sS EsH aa un0tnIE oA'H
$3.50
Then, RirdinQ him for eF1el war
lie buckled round his puny form
n hn VI Ky, eS pq aL y clineMl,
anu u'''iDn "'N "'S''0'"sS ui''I"'"'
lie was to lead The Ninth without
Orhorse or light artillery,
"i ~ mayor l,I uall nAG i ya.icT Nun ""'
iva FuA'''eA N'''"A'''
but as the Ninth moved forward, then,
lie did no: lead the column, Tor
nSSm fuul " M "a w .,n, "a.
'"A' "'A' "'' ''O"'" Nv '''''''' '''
Twas not another Erie vote,
Appointment Of a lover, nor
IN re- 6s, vihy NJ oI ~ G ",V "o"'
Hut hearing now through rolling drums
Their voice, he Joins them speedily
Tnon iHe RIbt TweeS .iiy
No sl5rs de mon ptTe he wore,
No coat, which was impT0perrr;
liza iSft tbcm A. tho op.,s
No matter now, the line was dressed
just opposite the armory,
0TFIoterS nswSmeTV S'''' ''''"
These bore scOwllng aspect, which
No London rough or navy knew;
Came rnshing down t6c Hvenne ''"
moment, and the row broke ont,
The rllmpns and the rlotlng,
All neryous folk dls0uIetinv
Without his hat, without his sword
lie rushed into the thick oft,
And yery, very slcS Off xii "OO''"'
Ills comrades coming TO his aid,
And finding him quite quAkcTy,
ToA Convenient bakery
BIT such determined strength OF mind,
Such resolution still is his.
IIIa rasc waSiik" AcbiII.s "''''
And, taking up his foot, he ran
What stannCh, unyleldlng will he had -
TSstl msy1t I''Ir II iha uin,
''' ''''''
liz comrades voices rent the air
For ankle smashed what speed ISl"
W. VIZ '" Gs,5 s, y, xxx S g i gIs''f
'''''''' '''"''N '
oh, where was then his COaChAnd. four
Why should he not have sent for IT,
A T"I InstSeIiv G hn V T"n, I ToT /,
'" mummy ~ "
IN through The hall into the yard
lie sped with strange temCrIty;
AnI rhcctrG I nj" bEs SS rSio, TSt''"'
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS RI TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market,

NEW lORk, august =.
GOLD-Dullal day at ll9S 6ll9'., Loans we're
made at per cent Tor carrying aud from 10 4
per cent for borrowing. Charngs $2n.5JO,GJO.
Exports to-day $&I7O0
MoNLr-lu great excess at9iG?H per cent. ard
large amoani was caultd over which could
nOrhe loaned
EXCHANGE Sterling Exchange, Bankers bills,
1902.
a GovERANENTs-suong and advancing. with
moderate transactions.
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MBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILLA,
The Treat Blood Purifier and Beau.
tlfler Of the Complexion.
HELMRoLD's
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
WILL RADICALL rENTERHKNATE From
THE SYSTEM SCROFULA, SYPHILIS,
FEVER SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES,
SORE LEGS, SORE MOUTH, SORE HEAD,
BRONCHITES, SKIN DISEASES, SALT
RHEJA, CANKERS, RUNNLNGS FR0K
TIE EAR, WHITE SRELLLNGS, JUNIORS,
CANCER 0USAFF'ECT10NS,NO DES, RICK.
ETS, GLANDULAR SWELLLNGS, NIGHT
SWEATS, RASH, TETTER, HUHORS OF
ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RREUKA TlSK,
D DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
NAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED Nv THESYS.
TEN ron YEARS. Ir
Being prepared expressly for the above com.
plants, Its BloodPurlfyiBg properties arc great.
er than any other preparation Of Satsapatllla.
II gives the complexion clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient TO state OF health and
purity. For purifying the blood removing all
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood and the only reliable
and efrectual known remedy for the cure of Palms
and Swelllngs Of the Bones, alterations OF the
Throat and Legs, BlotchCs, Plmples on the Face,
Eryslpelas, and all scaly Eruptions Of the Skin,
and BOautifying the Complexion.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August b.
CoTTOS-Fair demand but at lower rates
mlddllng uplands lstC.
FIoUR-Dull and ii buyers favor. Receipts
II 900 bbls ;superflne, western aud state a. 30T
Ui white western extra 81 O0tG 10; Ohio OK
ira s. 30ll6 ~.
WHIsKY-Dnll At y9r
GRAIR-Wheat demand fAirARd market firm;
spring, No. ? 81 gll0l 3lb; No. l 81 stGDl 30.
Rye, Barley aud Mali dull. Corn dull but un.
changed; common western mixed SIC; good to
Ohio 5G66lC.
GROCERIES Coffee, Rio i9S0lGkC Sugar,
fair to good refining Dk@OsC; Cuba g]llAC,
PROvlsIONs-Mess pork, now SIS GISoiS 90
Deofqulet. Mess a. OOGDl9 %; GXtra do Gl3 OOA
- 90 Cut meats inactive. Hams 1V0ISkcl
shoulders bk@9l5C; middlCs dull. Lard heavy;
prime steam nA611Oc
BUTTER-lIn changed
CHEEsE-Dnll ut 76Dl0kc.