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The Wonders of Modern Chemistry.
OaTSaparillian and Its Associates.
Changes as Seen and Felt as They Daily
Occur after Using Few Doses Of
DIR. RADWAY'S
SaTsapaFiIlian
ResoIvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

l. Good spirits. disappearance of weakness, ianguor
melancholy; increase and hardness OF Nesh anu Illus
Cles etc. ,.-, -
To- no moro sour eructatonS waterbrash. good al
geson calm and undsturbed sleep awaken afeeh aho
DisapTsarance spots blotches pimples the Skin
LDok clear and healthy, the urine changed from 10 uf
bid and cloudy appearance 20 clear sherry OF annie
culc passes freely from the bladder through
uretsra without pain scalding little or no sednen
4 Marked diminution If quantity and frequency Of
fnyanary weakenins discharges Of afflicted that way
wthcerainty Of permanent cure increased str,nEt =
exhibited ia the secreting glands, and functional har
NOM restored to the several organs
Yellow tnge the white Of the eyes, ana the sVFhr
thy afron appearance of the skin changed 70 eielr
lIvelI and healthy color - -
tubercles realize great benefit IN expectoratng
freey the tough phlegm from the lungs air
cells brnnch Windppe, throat mead. dlinlrsh
of the frequency of cough general increhse OF
throughout the system; stoppage OF night sweAts ana
pains and feeling Of weakness around the anhIee reg
shoulders etc cessation Of cold and chils, sense o.
suocaiOn. hard breathing and paroxyIns OF c9ueh On
lying arising in the morning All these o4s1es
ing symptoms gradually and surely cisapJear -
4 As dav after day the SAfSSAPA RIIsI@iAN Is
taken NOW signs Of returning health viii appear as tf
blood improves in strength and purity disease vi" 81
tuners cancers hard Jumps. etc, be resolved ava! hhu
thu unsulnd made sound and healihy' ulcers, lever
sores syphitic chronic skin diseases srAo1A
disappear -, ,,-., -
Merrnry Quicksilver, Corrosive Subnhfe the princl
pal in advertised Sarsa parillas. ASSOC ht
al in se c1ses Ifyd OF Potassa) have accurnulat
cd and become deposited in the bones, joints, ETC.
cau cares Of the bones. ricketts,. spinal curvatures
contortions white swellings, vartcose veins etc e
SARSAPARIIaLIAS will resolve away these 90
posts and eTerinate the virus Of tho disease from th
system
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art,.e for Bathing the Feet of Horses.

A correspondent writing to the Practi-
cal Farmer in relation to the use of salt
and lime for bathing the feet of horses,
saws: have tried strong brine on found
cred or hoof-bOund horses, and with
GOOD results. ] made solution of salt
and applied it three times a day by
washing the legs and pouring upon the
bottom of the feet, and holding them up
q few minutes to let it strike in. l saw
Tho wonderful effect in a few days.
oocount for it in this way: Salt will
tract moisture from the atmosphere,
rb;cb keeps the feet moist. Salt
onerates nearly like grease upon the foot.
me hoof becomes soft, yet pliable. Like
: hunk of wood saturated with salt or
line it is tough, yet moist. Thus it is
,,,;,b a horses foot. Here let me add
thot the practice of rasping cracked
80 10 tougher it is all folly. Apply
br;ne and you viii effect a cure. A
80 that is driven upon hard road is
l;ohle to get stiffened. L have seen valua-
hIo horses, driven upon our plank roads
: fsw DAYS, get quite lame. 1 reasoned
- rovself as to the cause, and adopted
tbe use of brine as a remedy, which
,roved effectual.
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A SONG OF THE tSyNTRY.

Away from the roar and ~.
] ne dust and the din NJ tI So,
Wnere TO 1--we is TO brawl anS bo+ti
III Ihe strong treads the vrasi- ron down
away 10 the bonnie green hin i'-''
Where the sunshine slas-i 10 Us Al, 1,y,e
a M the heart of the greenlyron,l ,bTiIls
10 the hsnn OF the bird on the SPRAY.
Away from the smoke and ,t,o s,,otber.
-, he vail OF the dun and tba troTTn'
ne push and the plash and ~, ,,o,ber
! ne wear and the waste az Tie to,E-nl
Away where the sky shines cIesr
anu tue Ight breeze wonders ut will
ana the dark pine-wood mods nesT
10 the Lght-plumed birch on the hill.
Away from the whirling and ,rbeeJing,
- ma sleaunlng above aud l,elo1v
Where the heart mas no laie,,+o or feeling
ana the thought has no 0oiet TO grow.
Away where the clear brook nI,rls
ANA the hyacinth droops in the shade,
And the plume CT the fern uncrirIs
lls grace IN the depth Of the glade.
AWayt to the cottage so sveetlv
Emoowered meath the frin5e of the wood,
NneIe the Wlle OF my bosom shall meet me
YIN thoughts OF ever kindly and good.
More dear than the wealth Of the world,
FOND mother with bairuies three
And the plump-aTmed babe that has curled
lie lips sWeetIy pouting for me.
Then away from the roar and me rattle,
The dust and the din Of fne town
Where 10 live is 10 brawl ana to battle
iii the strongest treads the weak man dow
Away where the green twigs nod
In the fragrant breath OF the May,
And the sweet growth spreads on the sod,
Ana tue blthe nirds sing on the spray.
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THE PLANTATION.
nn. Gaming short Horn.

National Live Stock Journal
- the following sensible obserya-
me- The condition Of the short-horn
w. that makes her poor mixer IS
~ ,r.Iv artificial one, opposed to her nat
P"l ordinations and tendencies, and 80
u .a responds promptly to the efforts OF
s,i' hreeder who makes the effort to
Inn, ,ns her back to her old natural habit.
Di-5 5 the time is near at hand when
--.oders of short-horns will be compelled
M nav more attention to milking
:" .,ities''-when it will be said of an
al that herTdam made so many
annds of butter in given time; the
r., Of the sire gave so many thousand
-rn5s of milk within the season, and
H. grandsire was.the sire of the first
- mich cow at such-and- fairs
=. first among a hundred entries
T-l,oro will be more music in this, and
10 dollars in it, than in the senseles'
twsddle about the pedigree with which
very lip is loaded now. Farmers have
- nse for COWS that simply raise a calf
They require COW that will raise big
staut calf and more than pay for thei
I,.sn at the pail. This is the kind o
COW the breeder of short-horus must pro
,,ids. and wher it comes to be general,
1.roWn that short horn COWS will do this
the demand,,. for them among plain
nrsctical farmers.will surprise the mos
saBgline.
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If those who taking those medicines for the cure
of Chrnnc Scrofulous Syphlitic diseases, however
slow av be the feel better, and md their gen
eral health improving their flesh and weight increasing
or even keauing IL Is sign that the cure IS
prpressne n these diseases the patient either gets
better or vorsethe virus of the disease II not inactVe
II not arrested and driven from the blood II Will spread
and continue undermine the constitution As coon
as the SARSAPARILLIAN makes the patient
sfesl eftern every hour you will grow better and in
crease in health strength and flesh. .
The great power of this remedy is In diseases that
Threaten death-Gs in Consumption Of the Lungs and
InbsrcI,ons Phthiss, Scrofula, Syphilod Diseases,
Wasti, DeVeneration and liberation Of the Kidneys,
Dehe,ass Stoppage of Water instantaneous relief AZ
fored where catheers have 70 be used thus doing aW
with the nsinful operation of using these instruentl
dissovi,y stone in the bladder and in all CAGES Of Ia
flsmmst3on Of the Bladder and Kidneys, In Chronic
cases ~ Teucorrhea and Uterine diseases.
In tnnors nodes hard Jumps and syphilod ulcers In
dros md yenerea throat ulcers and in tuberclef
OF me lungs gout dyspepsia, rheumatism, ricketts,;
in rarriI deposts-it Is in these terrible forms o.
disease where tie human body has become complete
vre~E ~ where every hour of existence Is torture
vhesi, All. great remedy challenges the ACCOMPLISHMENT
and sdiron of the sick. 1t IL in such cases where
an The Iisssurs OF existence appear cut oil from tho
unfrtfe and by its wonderful, almost supernatural
agency n restores the hopeless TO new life and new
eTiste1re whore this great remedy stands alone In its
might and power - - -, -
s troubled with, few doses will in most cases, and a
bottles in the aggravated forDs, work per
Those Ss1cted with chronic diseases should purchase
= uackage containing one dozen bottles. Price SO
per coZe or s. per half dozen bottles, 81 per bot
tle Sold 1T druggists
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THE ENORMOUS WAsThCE Of grain, 20 hieraabls
s5t other sgic' OF Threahcrs, cau DO SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient, csHy JOB, 70 haB
pay all crpeases Of thrcsliing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, BIILLEr, HUNGARIAN and
Ike seeds thrcshcd fepnrate, cleaned and saved
easily and perfectly rs Wheat, Oats, Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine ol stra cleanliness.
IN TIE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were suhstan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work.
trhea others utterly triled-
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY Visiting oomplica-
tons such as Endless Aprons" Raddles" "Beaters,
"Pickcrs" etc, entirely dlpowed lrih lees than
one-hslf tks-ssual GcaraDel%S Eer-Ond Journals;
easier manlgr: duTahic u sht running no cost
ly repairs; dust: no. httcring 20 clean up; not
troubled by adverse Winds ram q storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who are ported
in the largo saving made by It will employ info
Tior and wastcful machines, but VIII tisia this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for Q, 3, 10 and " Horse
Powers. Also a speciality Of ErPAnArORs, designed
and mad6 EXPkEssf 's'e srrAI FOwEn.
TWO STYLES OF ilCi-sE POWERS. VIZ; our im-
proved "TrEle Gear, and our Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted on -four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply 20 nearest Dealer, write 60 e. ~ ilrr
ted Circular Gent free), giving full particulars OF Eze
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard &c Co.,
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Helping The Soil.


- tle good farmer does this. Nature
does not always make perfect soil-in-
deed but seldom. Then the farmers aid
comes in excellently. He is supposed
to be a man OF understanding if he is
not, he had better be employed in some
thing that he has capacity for. The
means to help a soil are not scant.
What ground generally lacks is manure;
manure IS the best one ingredient that
can be applied, as it contains the princi-
pies of many Others. 1t mOistens, 1t
mellows, it guards against frost and sun,
1t drains; this is the reason so much
manure is used, and, comparatively,
little else People will do without a
subsoil plow, without ditching, without
a mowing-machine, without even horse
rake-but they will use manure more or
less. 1t is well for the land that this IS
so. Nature has made some soils too wet
for farming urposes--thOugh to meet
her end they were properly made. The
farmer need not be told that to help this
soil he must drain it. He then gets the
undeveloped richness. Pulverizing and
stirring the soil deeply, so that heat and
air can get down, is another great thing.
These are the main things, simply, yet
how little done.
Nature gives you the soil. You help
her, and she helps you in return-helps
you while you are doing it. She keeps
your ground moist when you mellow it,
and she lets the air pass into it with its
fertility which she took from negligent
barnyards, and this fertility she leaves
with the ssH, so that the farmer and
nature are helping each other. Thus
our farms are improved. How are they
deteriorated? By just the opposite
course-by neglect. The more we do
for our farms the more nature will aid
Us, and thus the better will be our land.
The truth is, we are only helping nature
at the best-and she pays us for what we
do for her. The land is still here; she
forever holds the title deed-Rural
World.
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THO PORTRAITS.
Brnoklvn Eagle.

The republican candidate is Mr. Hayes.
The democratic candidate Is Mr. Iilden.
We can let their portraits, as drawn by
republican hands, stand for the obserya-
ton and instruction of readers. What
the republican Boston Advertiser said of
Mr.. Hayes last summer, and what Mr..
Parke Goodwin, who till this year has
voted the republican ticket, since the
formation of the party in 1854, says Of
Mr.. Tilden, are given in parallel columns
below
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THE GREAT FAvoRTTE The popu-
lar Chill Cure of the ageil Composed Of
pure and simple drugs, WilhOft's Tonic has
long held the highest place in the long line of
remedies for Chills and Fevers. Ii is not
only Anti-Periodic but is Anti-Panic, for it
curtails the heavy expense of Doctors Wis
its, where friendly calls are all itemized in
the account current. A penny saved is a
penny gained, and saving it in this way adds
to health and comfort. Try Wilhoft's Tonic
as 1 certainty and you Will never regret it. G.
r. FINLAY & Co, Proprietors, New Orleans.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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RUPTURE

DIR y. u. SHERMAN respectfully notifies ., nc
afiicfed 10 beware Oftraveng imposors who are gong
aont the country selling lmifntion appliance ana pol
curative ffii.
IL Furnish his method and thus cndangcring tho
lives aud causing parable injury 10 the unfortunate
TIe has no agents be ever Instructed any one ia
Ills business. Dr. sherman g. now m Chicago, where
those interested may consult i ~ person aia
heDcgt of his experience and remedies. For bis audr-
see Chicago PAPERS Principal Office Ann street. Now
York Books with lkcuc-scF OF cases before ana olltr
cure mailed on receipt OF 10 cents.
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a NEw SEWING machinn with strainht

a NEW sewing machine, with straight
neeaie' practically self-acting making an
elastsie seam that will sew from tissue paper
to Ine heaviest goods without change Of ten
slon,L Hght running; health preserver in
steaI u health destroyer; is truly boon
TO ul5 human race. The only one is the
Wneeler q Wilson New No. Sewing Ma
chine, sold at ST Louis. No.
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Mtsed Far,,asng.

In seasons like the present, when
..toot and corn and oats are greatly
..,;,,red by heavy and continued rains.
- aae the advisability of putting more
80 = our farms into pasture, which suffers
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HAYES.
Boston 4drertiSer June

- -HHH.'HA
1-z5.
Neare notyet In poses
zion of fun information
concerning the reasons
that actuatcd the Ohio
republican convention to
intimate cN governor
HAYES instead Of Judge
Taft hut some Of them,
and perhaps there were
no others. He on the
surface. II WAS unqucs-
tioua2ly the work Of the
small managers of local
political rings. acting ln
CONJUNCTION wit d the
men of better character.
hut no rnoretaCt. who IN
si<r that a candidate
shall be Of their opinion
or u0 opinion concerning
the merits Of their prl-
waite and particular hob
bv-h0rSes- Judge Taft,
although a man Of con-
spicuous ability and va
rious accom- plishment, ~
not a politician A l.
though often Consulted
by and Of strong iufiu-
enceamauE the thinking
men Of the party he has
uev Consorted with
workers. and tn y
were uncertain Of their
standing in his regard.
The Ben. Egglestou ring
Of Cincinnati was dread
fully afraid of him n {
without reason. Hayes
they knew. lie had been
governor for two terms,
and there was never any
danger that he would in
stitute any reform 20
hurt. He Is a man Of
fair ability ,go0d-uaturea
correct IN his personal
habits. honest, sount in
republican faith but
without much toTce or
independence. W X lie
Collins description Of
Mrs. Nesey j. applicable
to him sfIR passes all
the cardinal virtues. hut
counts for NOthiuC 80 AZ
ter serving as governor
for f8ur years, distin-
guisheI by no special
brilli8ncy Of admiDistra-
ton ne yielded to rcner-
al Noyes. Once riuce he
hes been defeated for
Congress. Before Judge
Tan name was brought
forward general Hayes
had publicly and as posi-
lively as possible declined
TO be "a candidate The
day before the convention
the Cincinnati Gazette
published an Ntract
from a letter written by
general Hayes. in which
he said wish YOU
and ms friends to know
that ! viii not. under
any circumstances, Zee
- candiuate against
JuigeTaft for governor. "
Nevertheless. when the
convention mot he was a
candidate. il is under
stood with his consent,
and. at all events. he
Immediately tcleEraphed
his acceptance Of the
nomination.
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Four quiet and weak. Wheat duh and lower
MOI, spring 1.26 cash and 1.i31Zai.i4 August.
Corn dull and lower; TO. ?, mixed, 4O1IaiO1zc.
Oats dun; choice mixed aud white, 32a33c,
Whixy, t.I0. Pork Gull so Lard nominal.
Bulk - dun and nominal, absolutely nothing
doins<kses,n easier at s5za1i14c. Hogs easier Tor
heav 0hers active and Ann bacon, Gloa625i
lrtt = 8 96ac. 40.
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HENRY X. BOND, of Jefferson, Maine,
was cured of splitting blood, soreness and
weakness of the stomach, by the use of John
sons Anodyne Liniment internally
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Channed hands. tace. nimnlel

Chapped hands, face, pimple5, ring,
worm, saltrheum, and other utaneous ahec-
tons cured and rough skin made soft and
smoth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. BE care
full to get only ,nas made by CasweIl Hazard
& Co., New York, as there are many Imita-
tons made with common tar, all Of which
are worthless.
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A WANT has been felt and expressed
by physicians for safe and reliable purga-
tive. Such a want is now supplied in Par
sons Purgative Pills.
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That comparison can not be objected
to by republicans, for it is the product
of republicans. Democrats have no rea-
son to object to it ALL
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Twenty-Five cents VIII buy box of Dr. TuTr's
Pills. and they VIII restore the functions of the
liver stomach and boEels-the sources from which
nearly every disease originates Ii these ORGANS act
well long and haaltay lie is assured.
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Great knowledge, if it be without
vanity, is the most severe bride of the
tongue. For so have heard that all the
noises and prating of the pod, the croak-
ing of frogs and toads, is hushed, and
appeared upon the instant of bringing
upon them the light of candle or torch.
Every beam of reason and ray of knowl-
edge checks the dissolutions of the tongue.
Jeremy Taylor.
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NEW ORLEANS.

F,,,--trehle extra, 5aG.56. Corn, GiaG2c. Oats
81 T,'iis 4lc, Cornmeal. 2.75. Hay in fair de-
msbd .. Choice % prime, Il. Pork duh. weak and
lover 9075a2l. LAID duh and lower iObbing
tis,c, ,5si2ISc Bulk mcats-shouldcrs, SIC
B,eoD' ,1settled and lower g}Iai17Ec. Sugar-cured
6amsIiarge. 14a15c. Whisky, lib. Coiice-Mo
l5sl-slc sugar-fair 10 fully fair S%a915c.
COTTON MARKETS..
DEMONSTRATING 111{c.
My ORLEANs-Middling il]4c.
NoRuE-Middling lOt4e.
ARLEsTOS-Midding lie
NE,v YoRK-Mddling NC.
ST. Ior1s-Middling Zoe,
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PGrEe trntlrilI To-day
In all tn relations Of
life DE is purity itself 4 q
the same time he has al
ways be e "a a public
spirited citizen. White
hc was still % youth his
early discussions of IN
triCate questions II H.
nance attracted the at
teutiuu Of mAturer minds
by their singular peue-
tIatiuu a n q Judgment.
Professionally. b @ d "a 3
taken rank with Van
Buren,. u'tuuuor. era
ham. Evarts, kirkland
an other foremost law
ytrs Mr.. Tilden seems
TO me To combine. more
than any man now hef 70
the public. q profound
understanding Of { d o
pnilesophic grounds %
political opinion, an d
the sagSCtuu- tact and
energy OF the msu Of bus .
mess
This union of theorDtic
insight with practical
capacity has been s5uCu-
larry shouniu his admin
i-tratiCns Of tho Affairs
Of this state. Nr. T.. in
his short Tenure Of the
place. has eyiuced "a mas
terry fitness for an its
duties. IL has defeated
a multitude ofiil-cousid-
cred auI improper bills.
rcctiti@d many minor err
roTs Of administration,
cveYthrowu "A fraudulent
and gigantic conspiracy
o. ~ q reduced taxation
from over 100000 ia
i--.5 20 less than p .uu- tsHi
IN 1870. with AN assurance
that. lf the changes hs
suggested are followed
the decrease will he two
or three million more in
1871 He was never so
much Of q partisan as 10
render him iusensibie 20
the hIEhcr duties of the
rttiZcR. He separated
from the hulk-0f his par
Is ia this civ when he
undertook 10 beat down
the iufa III Gus Tweed
gang, iutreuched by the
laws aud possessed Of an
q IN oEt overwhelming
force. It was against
the advice of many Of the
most eminent men Of his
own party that he AS
sailed { b "a rtHal rius,
whose ramHiiications eX-
tended through nearly
every county ia the state,
and whose wealth and
influence were supposed
o. he iuVinCible. And il
was against q large and
well combined faction OF
his own party that he
iiucd IL at 81. Louis out
Of the 4uagIniTes Of douht
and error, in which il
was nounderinr, an d
placed DO 0u the high
ground =fif- ancient ira
ditious. iir. Tilden is
cautious and wary. and
never acts until assured
Of foothol.i on truth and
right ; but then he is a.
tenacious in pursuit as "a
-Tnrr#H Hound aud "a H.a.a
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Hour dull. Wheat dull, s5ca ]. Corn duh and
lover, 43a4jc. Oats dull, 26aS5c Pork easier with
sals at 1915. Lard quiet 1O5za13c. Bulk meats
ac'ye but lower 71aal01{c Bacon quiet, 71Za1l5Sc,
WHISKY, LILO Hogs dull .3ja675.
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lie VEGETINE has cured many cases
OF seroiula of five, ten and twenty years
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CINCINNATI

flour inactive; family, 3.7ja 4. Wheat steady,
90olOo Corn, 4Sa5Oc. Oats, 32c. Provisions
quiet Pork weak %. Bulk meats, 754d0IIc
Baon, S5ali5sc. Lard, 13a14c. Whisky, 10
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LOEISEEIEF.

Mheat active, but lower; No. 2, g3l<c. Flour
dull Cofn in good demand at full prices No. 2
demand at lower rates. $40 Land in lair demane
at 0Wer rates, 10 65c. Bulk meats dull.
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MARKET REPORT.


Hour Is quiet; choice family G50a7. Corn is
hrmsi u ooe from storel Oats steady at 4ia46c
lAIo - quiet Bacon = easier; shoulders 95Sa913c
ciear IT'D sides li1zc; clear sides PFC.
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a. our request. Cragin g @. of III

AT our request, Cragin & Co, of Phil
adelPhia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis ton receipt of Is
cents to pay POSTAGE, a sample of Dob
bins Electric soap to try. send at once.
MALARIA, or poisonous air, is the cause
of all forms OF Ague, Chill Fever, etc. Shall
lenberger's AntIdot destroys this poison in
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One dose stops the chills and perfect cure
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