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MANY who are suffering from the effects Of the
warm weather and are debilitated, are advised by
physicians to take moderate amounts OF whisky
two or three times during the day. In little
while those who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number Of drinks" and in time be
come confirmed inebriates. A beverage which
viii not create thirst fir Intoxicating liquors, and
which is intended especially for the benefit OF de-
biliiatcd persons whether at home or abroad, Is
Dr.. Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing the
jules of many medicinal herbs, this preparation
does not create an appetite for the Intoxicating
euR The nourishing and the liie-suPporung prop
ertes Of many valuable natural productions con-
tahed in it and well known TO medical men have
a most STRENGTHENING influence. \ single bottle 81
III, Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities
Far debility arising from sickntss over exertion
OF from any cause whatever, wineglassfm OF Sea
Weed Tonic taken after meals viii strengthen
ae stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food To all who are about leaving their homes,
We desire - say that the excellent effects of DR.
scbeuck's seasouallc remedies, Sea Weed loutf
and Mandrake Pills, particularly evident whet
taken by those who are injurlousiy affected by
change Of water and diet. No person should lcayi
home without taking 4 supply Of these salesuai d
along. For sale by all Druggists
f. j. HART K CO., Nos. 49, 70 and II Iehoupl
toulas ST, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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4 FORTUNE lost IND WOW

One of the most successful business
men in New York was Stephenson, the
elr-builder He had the monopoly of
street-car building throughout theworld.
He made cars for every nationality. The
price was gold, paid before the cars was
shipped Uncle John, as he was called,
was supposed to have been worth s., 800,
600 at the least The business world
was astonished when he stopped pay
ment. The old man was real estate
mad. lie bought an estate at New
Rochelle and spent a fortune in filing
up marshes. He spent on his private
dwelling in that place 10000 and
would have put more into it ii he could.
Times are hard, but most of the failures
are due tothe fact that men try to run
too many establishments or to dabbIe
too much in outside matters.
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COIIPRESSED fIR CURE.
semitic American.

Sctutlhc American.
Judging frop.the multiplicity of novel
remedies brought before the public now,
there must be m enormous increase in
ailments which affiict the human family,
or else the more nervous organization
arising from civilization and progress
imagines diseases to which the more Wig
orous barbaians of past ages were utterly
Indifferent. There is an establishment
on the Rhine where the grape cure Is
practiced, ghere invalids are fed chiefly
on grapes, md where the physicians adj
vice mereli changes the diet from one
kind of grapes to another, according to
the needs g the case And Hans Brett
man tells IS of ga beer cure man from
Munich, +" 'ho claimed tnat he was able
to eradicat disease 10y selecting the quail
ity and cotrolling the quantity of the
national bSerage of the TeutOns.
We nowlear of a new course of treat
ment pracced in Milan, Italy, wherein
the patient is subjected to compressed
air. The iyalid Is sealed in a comforta-
bly, furnishd apartment, into which air
chemicallypurified and maintained at a
uniform temperature, is forced by steam
power andlept at a pressure someW hat
above thatDf the open atmosphere. DR..
Carlo Forlnini is the discoyerer and adj
vocate of tbs treatment, and his expla-
nation of the theory may be summar-
lied as follows: BY increasing the pres
sure the airs forced into the minutesi
passages of the lungs, and a much great
er oxygenation of the blood is insured
and Instructions of the lung passages
which occur in many diseases, are re
moved sooner or later And if the mus
cles which expand in the chest are weak
ened. the higher tension of the air assist.
their action, and it remedies deficient
respiration, whatever may be the cause
thereof The dpctor asserts that blood
diseases, such as scrofuIa, can be cured
by this treatment, the oxygenation being
so complete as to move all foreign matter
from the heOd.
The institution at Milan is stated Ia
be elaboraely arranged, and furnished
with everI means OF ascertaining the ma
ture and extent Of the disease, and for adj
ministerilg the air at the proper pres
sure for ech case. If we hear shortly
of any graf number Of cures of pulmo-
nary complaints at this establishment,
we most add another function at the list
of the capabilities of the steam engine
that of converting, not only heat into
reSsure, put also pressure into health.
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spoonful of aqua ammonia and sufficient
80 atoo soap 70 make good suds. Let the
""'ei DOH a lew minutes, and if the laces
are not clean, pour off the liquid and put
y" 'oiu water as before; continue to do
uh'Ii The articles are thoroughly
oleonSeu Never wiring out lace-al-
Mays squeeze it between folds of muslin.
- GEAR lace IS required, put a little blue
ing III the rinse water; if the old time
.inge a lew teaspOonfuls of strong coffee
III 'ie rinse water will give the requisite
nue. Lace must never be stiff, but lit
tie OIL the hmpness may be taken off, If
uesiraoie' by putting a little dissolved
gum arabic in the rinse water. Now
press the clean, rinsed laces between
ioias OF white muslin till they are as dry
as they can be made in this way then
pm each article out smoothly and in its
shape on pillow, and with needle
Pick out and raise up every stem and
leaf and thread to it's proper place.
CANNING FRulr-Good fruit can be
canned without sugar. If the fruit is
iiPe and good, sugar is neither desirable
nor necessary. Its good enough without.
Fruit properly cooked and put up hot,
and the cans sealed, will keep, if need be
ages without sugar. Sugar, /. e. crystal
lied saccharine, i modern invention.
Sugar was unknown in Europe till
about the middle of the fifteenth centu-
ry ; and when used too freely, and it
generally is, is asource of much disease,
and especially mong children. Many
of the little inOcents are hurried into
eternity by the misguided love of fond
mothers in stOs.g them with candies,
cakes, pies and sredmeats and sweetened
milk. The poor stomach, unable to cope
with such saccharine conglomerations, Is
thrown into fermen, and the result i:
bowel complains, worms and fevers, and
the grave premsturely opens its mouth
to receive the victims of folly and igno
! rance
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= HE e1orp-nrnsrs ~ NEr4pA.

Says the San Francisco Bulletin, of
July 25th: Nevada has again been
visited with the meteorologic phenomena
of cloud-bursts. Heavy rains have
prevailed all over Nevada, but the cloud
bursts, as two years ago, seem to have
been confined to the eastern portion of
the state. The recent calamity.'near Eu-
reka has been the more DESTRUCTIVE. and
it is little singular that the phenomenon
should have occurred within few min
utes of the same time as that which two
years ago, on the same day of the month,
caused such a large destruction Of prop
erty Meteorology is one of the least
understood of all the sciences, but from
the investigations which have been made
there is reason to believe that as more
knowledge is obtained it may be reduced
to an exact science, in the same manner
as astronomy. 1t has to some extent
been demonstrated that storms, as other
natural phenomena, move in cycles of
time and place. Scientists will, there
fore, be led to the inquiry whether any
reasonable conclusions can be deduced
from the occurrences on Sunday night
and those OF two years ago at Eureka.
The investigations which were made
after the cloud-burst of 1874, resulted in
/ the theory that these interior waterspouts
were caused by clouds heavily charged
with rain IN a dense state coming INTO
contact with some lofty peak. TIL
fact that they usually occur in noun
famous regions adds weight to this
/ theory. The cloud burst of Sunday. at
Eureka, was not, according to the ac-
count teleg-aphed, of such power and
force as that occurring in 1874 But the
loss OF life has been greater this time,
although the destruction of property is
less. Two years ago the burst caused
such a torrent of water to pour through
the streets of Eureka as to wash away
dwellings and stores The loss of life
now is appalling. Thirteen Cinnamon,
wood-choppers, and a camp of Italians
at work numbering are reported to have
! been washed away.
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ANSWERS TO CoRREspoNDExrs.

In answer to " Alphabetical" in your last
issue, for a remedy for consumption in its
nrst stages, | can recommend DR.. Pierce's
" Golden Medical Discovery" if taken ac-
oughly tried in my family, and the results
were glorious. alphabetical must not
expect one bottle to do the work-my wife
took three bottles before she could discover
any change, but after the third bottle every
dose seemed to strengthen the lungs, and
now she is well and hearty. If "Alphabeti-
cal will write to me / will get witnesses to
the above. HENRY II. NJ. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion County, Ind.
-CinctnnGti Times Feb. 4, 1875.
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u;Il have no motive for tolerating dlser-
ders at the south, nor will his leading
soIlowers On the contrary, they will
perceive clearly the Importance OF iran,
guilty in that regisn to the stability OF
their hold in power at the north, while
these disorders will actually constitute
nearly the whele political capital OF the
republican Conklings, Mortons, Chand-
lers and Cornells, with whose support
Hayes is, it seems, to be saddled. On
this matter we hope reformers, even
when supporting Hayes, will not lose
their heads. If we elect Hayes on the
sbIoody-shirt theory, we are delivered
hound hand,and foot to the disreputable
gang for whose overthrow we have been
50 lung laboring."
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4 WONDRoUS TOM.IN SUIHlLING II
CIPE MY.
From the Corner Stone,

hs.~----,-,-ti -e-.-.s...---4-.l--.ae etlssressI
ladies swimming and diving as fearlessly
rs fish. Recently l saw a couple, [ sup
pose man and wife, little further out
than seemed TO be safe. She would get
upon his shoulders and dive from them
through the heaviest breakers, then she
would attempt some results over his
arms; for a moment her head and half
her body would be in the deep, and her
feet toward the zenith. Sometimes
before she had completed the revolution,
a big breaker would strike and toss her
fifteen feet away, when l expected to see
her halfdrowned and in need of mascu-
line assistance. She would simply spout
like little whale, snatch the brine from
her eyes and was ready for another trial.
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CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm saItrheum. and other cutaneous affec-
tions cured and rough skin made SOFT and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar soap. Be
careful TO get only that made by Caswell,
Hazard & Co., New York, as there are many
limitations made with common iaf' all OF
which are worthless.
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CoNTENr-You are well off when you
are in a healthy neighborhood, with
enough to eat and drink, comfortable,
well ventilated apartment to sleep in,
and you are paying all your expense S
and laying up scmething--even slowly =
for rainy day, and in addition to all
this acquiring knowledge and strength
ening your character. Young men whose
situations combine all the preceding
advantages should be very cautious
about exchanging such a certainty
unless it be for another certainty.
Happiness does not depend upon great
wealth so much as it does upon indie
pendence and intellectual and moral
culture.
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The FIemincsburr Rambler -.

TIC fIemlngsDuTg hambler has
department of answers to correspon-
dents" In reply to 90. W." the Ram
bier says: off you love the lady, and
she loves you, we see no reason why you
shouldn't provided you are each
worth 500, 600. But if you own nothing
but standing collar and spur, and she
has nothing but box OF hairpin= and a
pair of striped stockings, VIII, don't do
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TAXEs-Is76.
TAXEs-ls7I

To this must be added the saving from
former taxes and expenditures for which
they were levied, amounting to 81, 49,
124, and also the amount reclaimed from
expenditures going on when Gov. Tilden
took office, $S49, 793. These two amounts,
added to the $5,76S, S23 above, give a
grand total of reduction of taxes under
Gov. Tilden, as compared with the
amount collected under Gov. Dix, of
IS, SCI, 40.
Let the taxpayer ponder over these
figures, and drop his conclusion in the
ballot-box.
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FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
TIE FIRST TOOTH.
RY EpeAR rAwcErr.

Poor baby for three weeks and over
HIS gums have been vexing him so!
Whatever we'd give him TO handle
Straight up to his mouth would il 90.
But now we've the full explanation
OF any such singular acts.
We've reached the whole root of his troubIe
There's no contradicting plain facts.
And oh , what queer thrill il gave us
10 hnd out the queer little truth.
And see from the rosy gum peeping
That wee pretty pearl of a tooth!
1t does seem ridiculous, merely
Because Of So tiny a thing
To behave as if baby showed symptoms
OF shortly producing 4 wing!
For babY!binself, beyond question,
Is meagTe enough in amount;
Aid yet, though remarkably little.
He's still Of tremendous account
Poor dear, while he's cutting his first tooth.
How many his friends, true and fast!
/ hope he'll prove equally lucky
The day when he loses his last
Iitds -4Wdke.
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AT this season of the year cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, dysentery,
diarrhoa, &c, are quite common, anu should
be checked at once. Johnsons Anodyne
Liniment is the best article that csu be used
in all such cases, and should be kept in every
family. Used internally.
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WILHoFT's ANTI PERroD1c Or FE

WILHOFT's ANTI PERIODIC Or FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic. This Invaluable and
standard family medicine is now shousehod
word and retains its reputation nimpaired.
1t is indorsed by the medical profession,
and prescribed daily in the CLARITY Hos
pitaI and other Hospitals in New Orleans.
Wihoft's Tonic is thus highly recommended
by the leading medical men of the country,
and is worthy of such indorsemeDt q. r.
tINLAY d Co, Proprietors, New orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A Coon INVESTMENT; one dollar for
Shallenberger's Ague Antiaote. me worst
case of chills cured Immediately. Never
more than one chill after commencing. 1t
strengthens the system and improves the
appetite. Nothing in it to iDjuJe an infant.
(Sold by all druggists.l
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WIJOU Y4N cOrr'S WORK.



Mrs. Vim Colt stated this morning in
the Tabernacle that the number of those
who have been converted under her la
bors is twenty thousand. She also spoke
reminiscntly. She had lived merry
life. Became bride at eighteen, and
was for years the conter of a gay circle
that went to the theater, the opera, or
the masquerade, as she set the example.
Her fist BON died, but few months
after she was again in the whirl of pleas
ure. Her father-in-law, whom she loved
as a parent, died with his eyes fixed up
on her, and though that last dying look
haunted her, she returned to the mazes
of the dance. Her husbands health be-
came so wasted that she took upor her
self the greater part of his business, and
that she could meet her new respsnsi-
bilities the better they removed to New
York. The description of her parting
from her dear old home brought many
tears from the audience. sad as was the
removal, God was in it. Walking to her
Office the spirit came to her, and at once
she yielded All Prelaaisee the Lord that
if he would tke her she would give her
self to Him. Having made her vow, she
looked up and saw that she was standing
beside the JOIN street church. Already
was the shadow ofMethodism upon her
Then she was conscious that the Al
mighty Father had accepted her as His
child, and she was full of rapturous joy.
But the horrof new birth was also the
hour of temptation The devil came,
and the following conversation ensued
Devil-how do you know you belong
10 God?
Mrs. Van Cott-Because | have given
myself to Him.
DeviI-But have you the evidence
Mrs. Van Colt (after moment OF
troubled thought)--"He that cometh
unto me I will in no wise cast out"
Instantly the devil departed, and never
since has either question been renewed.
In the centennial agricultural hall
there are two immense hogs, stuffed,
each bearing a placard telling its age and
weight, and with the name of the man
who prepared them for exhibition, fol
lowed by the word "taxidermist" a
man and his wife were looking at these
with great interest. After reading the
placard, the woman said: "Why, these
are taxidermists. l thought they were
hogs" Her husband BOXED at the crea-
lures with puzzled expressions and then
went carefully over the placards, as if to
satisfy himself fully on the point. Fl
nally he replied: "Ihey arc hogs-
Taxidermist is the name OF the place
they came from"
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AT our request, Cragin & Cos OF Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised TO send any
of our readers gratis ION receiPI OF 10
cents to pay POSTAGE, sample vi Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. SEM ae once.
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GREAT harm aad discomfort is caused
by the use of purgatives which gripe and rack
the system. Parsons Purgative Pills are free
from all impure matter, and are mild and
health-giving in their operation.
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ANELrGANr AnrICLE.

Or. TUTr's Hair Dye is great triumph OF chem
sty Being free from all injurious qualities its Ell
ec is 50 natural that the closest observer wod not
observe it. 1t initiates Nature to perfection ana Is
sold all over the world.
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IF, saEPsROSes. - VIBRATOR
1000 SOLD LAST SEASON
I'M aN-u- EATrT-pr On prTrCTT

THE ENORMOUS WASTA1E of gain, 70 incr.ia0.F
lrut oder styles Of Thrcshrs, can DO SAVED ~ fiis
Improved Machine, sufficient cray JOB, 10 10Jc Ga.
gag all expenses OF thrcshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLEr, HUNGARIAN q.
like secd= are thrushcd scrarnted ciornoi and sav
easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, RJe Barrie"
Az EXTRA PRICE IS usiaiiy paid for grain ass
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were suhstE -
tally the ONLY MACHINES thstcoUld fun With pro
On economy, doing fact, thorough and perfect woIS
Uhcl OtOs UHeriy failed
ALL GRhT,y, TINE ana MONEY wasting e,nrilce
lions. ouch Endless Aprons" "Hnddles "Bcaterr'
"Pckers.' etc, ca5lg disrcHsef ariN lesa than
onehaf the usual Gears, BELTS, Boxes, and Journals;
easier managed: moro durable; light running no cost
y repairs dust; nos hitorings" TO clean w; Mt
froublc1 10y adverse winds, rain on torms-
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERS who arc rose1
= 'ho large saving made by Il viii not employ H. e.
.C1 sno yastofl machines, but VIII dasA on this
bJTuyed Jhrcsher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for G, 8, 10 end II Horse
Powers. Also a fpccnlty Of SrrARArOHe, oe.- ned
and made ENrHEssLY FOR STEAM POWER
Two STYLES or HORSE POWERS, VIZ cur I'm.
proved "Tripie Gear" and our "spar speed" lNOod
bury Styio), both Mounted ON Joiv wboels-
IF INTERESTED IN Tlireshing OF Grain llaisinf'.
apply nearest Dealer, write 20 us for IusirS
ted Circular Sent ee) giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms. etc.
-ntchOLS, Shepard g Co..
RATTLE CREEK MICH
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cor. TIEDEN Is. cor. DLx.


Gov. Dix administered the affairs of
the state in 1874, and Gov Tilden adj
ministers them in 1876. The taxpayer
will therefore look on this picture and on
tbof
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HoUsEKEEPEn,s COLUMN.
Neat and Drink for the SnItry Weather
Hhat ought to Tempt Eren the
DUftest 1PPetjte.

The season is by no mes ms ended when
the table is approached languidly and
when the appetite has to be coaxed, but,
fortunately, the markets now afford deli
cacies to tempt the most fastidious.
Melons and cantaloupes are abundant
and getting cheap, good, though perhaps
not yet possessing the sweetness they
will have little later. Great ripe to-
matoes are almost given away and no
more toothsome salad exists than can be
made with slices of tomatoes, a little
mustard, little olive oil and vinegar
aud salt Below appears recipes for the
week
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VEGETINE meets with wonderful sue
cess in the cure of cancer and eancerous
humors.
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MARKET REPORT.
Y EMPIIIS.

Flour is quiet; c. pice family 6.J0a7. Corn is
frmer at 5ae FROM store Oats are steady at 4iaiGe
Lard is quiet Bacon is easier; shoulders 9tsa9Ac;
clear rib sides uisc; clear sides l21sc.
CHICAGO:
Wheat active but lower No. ,, 93I5s. Flour
dull Corn in good dem and at fun prices No. 2,
4sLc Oats steady and firm at 29jzc Pork N fan
demand at lower rates, $40. Llrd IN fair demand
at lower rates, 10 Csc. Bulk meats dull
LOUISVILLE.
Flour inactive family, 375a 4. Wheat steady,
9Ocai. O5. Corn, 4Sa50c. Oats, 32c. Provisions
ouiet Pork weak, &c. Balk meats. 7t4ai0J1c.
Bacon, S5sa1I55c. Lard, 13a1ic. Whisky Ito
CINCINNATI.
Flour dull Wheat dull. s5ca ]. Corn dun and
lower. isaf5c Oats duIl 26as5e. Pork easier with
ac i've but lower, 714al0Ae. Bacon quiet, 719al -
Whisky, 40 Hogs dull 6a5a675.
ST. LOUIS:
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat duh and lower
No p SPRING / PC cash and li31su,14 august
Corn dun aud lower: 10. 2, mixed 404alOi4c.
Oats dull; choice mixed auf white, 32a33c.
whisky 10 Pork 0ull. $50 Lard nominal.
Bulk me ats dun and nominal, absolutely nothing
doing Bacon easier az s3Sti1fe. Hogs easier for
heavy; others active and firm; bacon, l0a6 25i
butchers, G26a6 90.
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour-trebie extra, 5a6.50. Corn, 6lgG2c Oats
! St Iouis. 40c Cornmeal 10 Hay in fair de-
/ mani: choice - prime II. Pork dull. weak and
( lower 20 75s2l. LAID dull aud lower iobh,ns'
/ bacon unsettled aud lower, 9izail1sc sugU-egred
/ bans-Iarre I4a15c. whisky. i.13 toiee-l.io
| l5a17j4c, sugar-feir to fully fair, $685.
COTTON MAHKETS-
! MISUNDERSTANDING ne
/ NE-y ORbEASs-Aiiddlng 114o.
/ MoBILE-M iddling 1876.
/ RLEsTOS-Miidling lie.
! NEW YoRK-MiddIins ne.
ST. LoUIs-Middling Toe.
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GG1 1 H %s:1 as1ai. %aa'.d r BqsinSss sqS
~ = \ 4 Address. 4 G. Nettieton Co.. Chicago. H.
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NOVELTY TSH1 name G Es9f o" esS %HHn
scene when held 70 the light, 90 designs sent pos
paid for q cents packs names 81 No other carr
printer has the same. Agents wanted outfit 10 eta
Card a.. inter. Lock BOx ID SsI'iauH. Was.
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go WITCHES. A Great Sensation. Samph
FpS Hatch and O,rfff free n AGENTS Better tnan
Gold. Address =. COULTER a CO.. Chicago.
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Flour dull. Wheat dull, s5ca ]. Corn duh and
lower 4sai5c. Oats dull, 26as5c. Pork easier with
sales at 1870. Lard quiet; 101zai3c. Bulk meats