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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-23

Saturday, Febr'y %, 1878.
A BOOMERANG ARGUMENT,

4 fasorits srgumsnt with the de-
Chalmers against the "silver heresy" a.
IL il called, is that il will shut rs out
from the money of the world, build up
wall of financial separation, IS it were
against other countries that are wealthy
and gorged with a surplus of gold.
What, We would ask, Is the harm in
this if the people OF the United States
are deprived OF tho use Of gold by the
virtual monopoly OF its control in other
hands, People that always depend on
walking on other peoples legs and
feeding themselves by other peoples
hands, are not likely to develop strong
and helpful! members Of their own.
There may be such thing rs cur
rency that is too current. If our money
will no. cieulAte abroad il is less likely
to go out of the country and leave it
impovished by reason of over-impor-
tation. Whatever then operates to
keep foreign commodities on. will ope
rate to keep home money in and the
advantage will be on our own side.
II is this servile dependence on
ABROAD" for everything that keeps peo-
pie poor. As long as people accustom
themselves to go out and buy anything
they want with money instead OF
turning TO and making what they re-
quire among themselves. the majority
of them will have their noses Oh the
grindstone of debt for half their time
and be In its tolls of impecuniosity for
the balance. As Wilkins Mscawber
propounded the proposition; annual
income twenty pounds, and annuel ex-
penses, nineteen pounds. nineteen shill-
ings and eleven pence; result, prosper
ity and happiness; annual income nine
teen, nineteen and eleven pence, ex-
penses twenty pounds. result. misery,
ruin and disgrace"
A circulating medium the people are
bound to have, and il one is put up on
them, it is common sense to fall back
on another. The thing 10 to maintain
an independence of any special agencies
on earth, and to break up oil corners
that may be formed in any article of
supposed universal necessity. If gold,
for instance, becomes unduly appre-
ciated by reason Of au anticipated
supreme demand for it tor an emergen-
oy, forbear to use it under constraint,
and employ the best available substi-
tute instead. That is business and
that IS common sense. 1t wont go
down either. to charge US with teaching
revolutionary and subversive doctrines
i'll this
Industry is the true foster-care of
government. The agencies that are
employed in the production Of the real
comforts and necessaries of life are the
interests which it devolves on the laws
to protect. To play into the hands of
money -grabbsrs. to tho prejudice Of
trade and manufactures. il illegitimate.
Hence. this argument Of the contrac-
tionists. like the Australians boomer
ang, recoils upon the head of the
sender.
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The Republican Convention met at
Judge SCOTS Office 81 o'clock. C.H.
HAnford wss elected Chairman and
Walter s. Hanks. Secretary.
A. A. Denny. D. Baxley. L. b. And
rsws. j. W. George and Julius Horton
were plaosd in nominstion for delegate
from King County TO the Constitutional
Convention.
The names Of Mesa& Denny AMI
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special from New Hamburg says tho six
o'clock express train from New York,
ran into freight train on Low Point
switch tonight. The engineer and
tiremen jumped from the train and
were slightly injured. Ten freight ca r,
we're thrown from the track.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-The Senate,
after agreeing from the close Of the SEES
sion to-day to adjourn over till Monday
| went into executive session.
Chaffee submitted an amendment to
/ tho bill heretofore introduced by him.
declarstory of the of the mean
! ing Of tho 18TH section Of the Pa
cifc Railroad act of July /. 1862, % as
| to authorize the President Of the U. 8.
to appoint by and with the advice of
the Senate, q person skilled in the
management Of railroads, as to be
styled Pacific Railroad Commissioner,
whose duty shall be to establish rules
and regulations. subject to tho approval
OF the Secretary OF the Interior, to
govern the operation and use of the
several railroads of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company and branch compa.
MES, and to secure to the public and
government all advantages of commu-
nication, travel and trsnspor tation. a.
stipulated and defined in the seval acts
OF Congress relating to the operation
and use of said roads as q connected,
continuous line.
In the House, Wells offered resolu-
ton calling for the correspondence
with Spain In relation to the seizure of
the Virginius adopted.
Sparks madoa short personal expls-
nation, in which no said that in bis
opinion not only Wells. Anderson, and
the rest of the Returning Board were
set OF unmitigsted scoundrels, but
everything connected with the Presi-
DENTAL count was a swindle and q
fraud,
The regular order being demanded
tho Speaker called upon Committees
for reports.
At the expiration of the morning
hour Bland moved to proceed to bust
ness on the Speakers table, and it Wa,
80 ordered.
The silver bill having been reached,
Springer raised point of order, tina,
that bill must 60 to Committee Of the
Whole. and debate upon that point
took place
The Speaker finally overruled the
point of order, and Cox. Of New York,
appealed from the decision of the chair.
The appeal was laid on the table-222
to 25.
Stephens then moved to concur in all
the Senate amendments. and advocated
the motion.
Motion by Hewitt TO lay the silv or
bill and amendments on the table was
rejected.
The Senate amendment striking GU,
the free coinage provision and limiting
the monthly coinage of silver to be-
tweea 100000 and $4,000. 900, was
concurred in-ysas 2O3. nays IL.
At $50 p. NJ the House concurred in
all the Senate amendments to the silver
bill. and it goes to the President in the
precise shape in which it passed the
Senate.
Bragg, from the Military Committee,
reported bin To regulate and limi.
the allowance Of the officers of the
Army ordered printed and re-commi.-
ted.
Adjourned till Monday.
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PEaA, Feb. al--lIami,k Pasha'. mis-
SION to s.. Petersburg IL to endeavor to
obtain from tho Guar modification Of
the terms Of peace. especially those
touching the withdrawal of Musselmen
from Bulgaria and the limits of the
new prineipali'y. which il 10 stated
Russia now insisss on bringing within
fsw miles of Con.tantinople.
VIENNA, Feb. al The impression
produced 10y Bisinarck's speech in the
German Reichstag on Tuesday seems
TO be mingled one. The declarations
of Herr Benningsen aud the WARMLY
sympathetic way in which they were
received by the HOUSE. have here pro-
ducsd unalloysd satisfaction, proving
- they do that though the Minister in
his responsible position must endeavor
10 the German Parlianen, to hold the
balance evenly between Austria and
Rsssia. nevertheless the scale aeci-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-23
Farm for Rent.

\ FARM OF No. BOTTOM LAND. IN
y Lewis County. four miles from the n. p. n
h. suitable either for raising grain. sscck. OF
foe dairy. 4 man With family, and practi
eaa farmer can got leass Of The shove pises or
sasy tsrms. Apply 20
CHA0. 4. WHITE.
Olympia. ". r.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured OF catarrh BY the
Gse of Dr.. Sages Catarrh Remedy:
Downs New Geneva. Pa; d J Brown ST. Jo-
.eph. Mo; + & Lewir, Rutland VT: Cha- Sorcrop.
North Chesterfield. Me; Milton Jones. Serbia. y Y
J J. Miller, Bridgcr Station, Wy: j Merryman
N Post. Logansport, Ind; J W Bailey. fremont
Pa; ii Ayers. Laportc Ind; jesse NJ Scar, Fort
Branch Ind: l. l. Williams, Canton, Mo; W "
Thayer. Onarga, Ill; X Nichols. Jr Galveston
Tex: ! Reincrt. Stone,illc, Pa: : W Lusk McFar
land, VIE; johnson Williams. Helmick. o; Mrs n
Curry, Trenton. Tenn & Jo-in. Keene, y II
4 Casper, Table Rock. W Va: Louis Anders
Graysport. o; II Chase Elkhart: Ind; Mr. Hen
~ Haiehi, San francisco. Cal: Mr. NJ Gallu.hn.
LawrchccVille y Y; " j Graham. Adel 10: 4 q
smith. Newman, Ga Chas Rice Baltimore Md
Jesse Scar. Carlisle, Ind: Dan h Miller Fort
Wayne Ind: Mrs Minnie Arnaise, go Dclancy.st,
\ Y: II W Hall, Hastings, Mich Vim + Mar.,on,
Lowell, Mas: Mrs j Spurton. Camden Ala: c
hsw, Fredercktown, O.; Mrs Lucy Hunter. Farm.
inTon, III Capt Spaulding. Camp Stsmbauyh
Wy; " Tracy Steamboat Rock. 10; Mrs Lydia
Waite, Shnshan Y: J NJ Peck. Junction CITY,
Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas, Cal; L = Cummings,
Kantoul, Ill: Jones Pueheston. -Four Corners
Geo Hall, Ebonlo Cal; VIM Bartrie,
sterling Pa: II Sam, as Penn..t Pitt.burg. Pa; j
kJnckman, Misuel'r Depot, XIV; Henry Zobist, Gen.
eva. Y; Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio: Led.
work. Chatham, III; : h Mccoy, Nasbport. q; W W
Warner: North Jackson. Mich Mary Whine, Da-
rien. Wiz; John Ziegler Carlisle Springs. Pa: JAS
Tompkinr, 81 Cloud, MINI; EnOch Duer. Pswpce
City. Neb Joseph T Miller, Xenia. O: 4 Il Nichols,
galveston. Tex II L Laird Upper Alton III: John
Davis Prescott. Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham, For.
est Grove, Oregon; j " Roberts Maricopa, Ari.
IONA
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY EVENING,
MAY ., 1878.
Trade generally is beating along in the
old ruts---wi,hout change either for better
or for worse. Transactions are confined al.
most exclusively to the order trade, and as
usual at this season Of the year, even that
is dull. The weather has cleared up and it
is hoped has finally become more settled.
The rivers are declining, though they are
yet comparatively high.
Stocks, except Of corn and oats, are fair
and receipts liberal. Country produce Of
every description is abundant while receipts
continue large, and as a consequence prices
are very low. There is but little freight
moving either by river or rail. River rates
to the south are unchanged
RATES or FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS AND
WAY POINTS.
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An Open Letter..It Speaks for Itself:

RockPoRT, MASS. April :, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR Having read In your paper the re-.
ports of the remarkable cnres OF ea,arrh, am In.
duced to tell what know ubout catsrrh. and fan.
cy the snuff" aud 'inhaing tube" mskers-merc
dollar grahber--woud be glad IL they could emilia.
zon similar cure IN the papers For twenty years
] have suffered with cararrh. The nasal passages
became completely ClOsed. Snuf, dust, ashes. In.
halihg tIbes aud eticks would not work, though Of
intervals would snuf up the rocslled catarrh snufi
until became valuable tester for such medicines
! gradually grew worse. and no one can know how
mach ! suffered or what u miserable being was. NY
head ached over my eyer so that was confined TO
my bed for many successive DAYS, suffering the nor
nienre pain which at one time lasted for l6s hour
All sense Of taste and sme gone. sight and hearing
gone. nervous system shattered and constitution
broken. and ! was hawking and splitting seven.
cighths Of the time. prayed for death TO relieve
me OF my suferings. A favorable notice In your
paper Of DR.. sage'- Catarrh Remedy induced me 10
purchase package and use II with DR.. Ssges uasal
douche which applies the remedy by hydro.,atc
pressure, the only way compatible with common
sense. Well. Mr. Editor il did not cure me in three.
fourths OF u second nor in one hour or month. but
in less than eight minutes | was relieved aud in
three month. cured and have remained so for over
10 months. While using the Cstafrh Remedy used
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery TO purify nv
blood and strengthen my stomach. also kept nv
liver active and bowels regular by the use of hi
Pleasant Purgsliye Pellets II my experience will
induce other sufferers Ia seek the -ame means of re-
lief, this letter will have answered it purpose
Yours truly, ID. RENNlCK.
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minutes ] landed upon the other side, while
the bowling, disappointed brutcs CRASHED
their teeth in impotent rage, not daring to
venture into the water after mc-not liking
the looks, perhaps, Of those who had sprung
in, and who now did their best To Chamber
out among them.
Thankful for my escape, ! followed on
down the river. Ny enemies for long
time kept abreast of me ON the other side
but at the coming Of daylight they skunk
away into the depths of the forest and !
saw them no moro.
1T was good walking on the ice, and so
] made good time. and at last arrived at
my place OF destination, which my horse
had reached before me-"
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PRICE, % CENTS.
DIR. RICE,
81 Court Place, Louisville, KY.

A regularly educated and legally qualified phy.I
\ clan. and the most successful, ar his Practice
will prove.
CURES ALL FonAs or PRIVATE, CHRONIC AND
SEXUAL DISEASES.
SPERAAroRRnEA AND IApOTENcY, ~ the rcsui, Of
sefabuse In youth, sexual abuses In maturcr wears.
or other causes, and producing OF the follow.
ing effects: NERVOUSNESS, seminal emissions, might
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memory, physical decay, pimpes ON the face, aver
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or unhappy, are thoroughly and permanently cured
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely eradicated
from the syrtem GONORRliEA, GLEET, Orchlis,
Structure Hernia Tor Rupture, Piles and other pri.
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II Is sefcvident that u physician who pays special
attention To certain csr Of Diseases and lrenitng
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care. When II II announcement TO Walt the city tov
treatment medicines con be sent privately and safely
by mail Or express anywhere.
CURES GUARANTEED IN ALL GASES UNDER.
TAKEN.
Cancellations personally or by letter free and ia.
yited Charges reasonable and CORES poneence
strictly confidential.
PRIVATE COUNSELOR
or 10 pages sent to any address, sccurcly sealed
thirty i30) cent?. should be read by slI Address
as above O1hcc from "a. n. to6P. N. Sundays
ato4P. N.
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NIsCELLASE0Us-.NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COOPERATIVE NEWSPAPERS

II has been asserted that onehalf of all money
paid ny New York advertisers for advert outside
lfthis statement II true there il no occasion for
surprise that prominent papers which are still
charging VAR prices for advertising feel called upon
TO abufe rival with which they find themselves ur.
able to maintain competition.
Full particulars about the Cooperative News-
papers, together with catalogues and advertising
rstrr. mailed free on application to BEALs 4 Eos,
TER General Agents AhERIcAS NEWSPAPER MON.
10 Spruce street. New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10

THE QUEEN OF MAY.--On next Friday
night, at the Cairo Temperance Reform
Club Rooms, there will he II social reccp-
ton, to which all arc cordially invited, men,
women and children, at which time ballot
will be- taken for the Queen of May, to be
crowned at Glen Fern on Saturday, May
llth. List open for any young lady; bal.
lots five cents each. BY order Of the
PRESIDENT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10
r. +. KUNKLE'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON.

>he great success and delight of the people. IN
L fact, nothing like 1t has ever been offered the
American people which has 80 quickly found it, way
knnklcs Bitter Wine OF Iron II docs ali IL pro.
poser, and thus gives universal satisfaction il Is
guaranteed to cure the worst cascs of dyspepsia or
indigestion, kidney or liver diseases. wcakncss
&c Got the genuine. Only sold In 81 % bottles.
Depot and office. 80 North Ninth Street Philadc.
phis. Ask for kunkles and take no other. Sold By
all druggists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10
NATURAL SELECTION.

INVESTIGATORS of natural science have demon.
i rirated beyond controversy that throughout the
animal kingdom The survival Of the httert" II the
only law youchsafng thrift and perpeiuiiy Does not
the sanc principle govern the commercial prosperity
Of man! An Inferior can not ruperscde apuri
article. BY reason Of superior merit DR.. Pierce =
standard Medicine. have outriyaled all othcr-
Their -nle IN the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annum, while the amount cY.
ported 'oois up 10 reveral hundred thousand more
No business could grow "a such gigantic proper.
ionr and rect upon any other basis than that of
merit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10
WORMS. WORMS! WORMS!

Il. i. Kunklc's Worm Syrup never fails to remove
all kinds OF Worms. Seat, pin and stomach " orins
are readily removed by Kunklc's worm syrup DR..
kunkle is the only successful physician that can ~.
no fee until head and all passes alive and Ia this
space Of time. Common sense teaches II tape Worm
can be removed oil other worms can be readily re-.
moved, Ask your druggist Tor bottle OF Kunkcl-
Worm syrup Price 81 per bottle. ltncvcr falls
" send to the doctor Tor circnlar, No. $50 North
Ninth street. Philadelphia Advice tree,
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COLLINS
Voltaic Plaster!
Affords the Greatest Relief in all Aztec.
tons Of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED.

NIESsRS. WEEKS POTTER Gentlemen:
vi Having for months part suffered with U very
lame side called by my physicians chronic plcursy,
caused by q former injury and strain and for which
used many prescriptions and liniments, well a.
the sOcaled rheumatic cures, without the least bcn
edit, my physician recommended one of your Cot
Inns NoirAIc PLAsTERs, which To my great surprise
relieved the great pain and soreness almost immcd
ately. and have been able TO attend II my house
hold atnrs ever since with perfect ea.e and comfort
whereas. before the application Of your invaluable
plaster, was scarcely able to do anything | con-
-ider them incstimable, and shall with pleasure
recommend them to the afflicted, Yours rcsp,y.
MIS-. FRANCES HARTMAN,
ORLASD, Me, April 81, 1876.
There il no medical or protective appliance that
will prove grateful and effective in tickling
coughs, irritation and soreness Of the chest and
lungr. We believe them capable Of preventing ~.
| rious diseases of those organs
PRICE, % CENTS.
| Do not coniound these plsscrr with the ordinary
pla-ters of the day, that by p ri-on ARE ab.O.
| lutcly worthless.
Be careful 10 obtain COLLINS VoiTAic PrAsTEg n
| combination of Electric or voltaic plntrs With a
highly medicatcd plaster, seen in the aborc cut.
Sold by all wholesale and retail drugr.t- through
| out the United States and Cnn8das. and by WEEKS
4 POTTER, PrOprctOrs, Boston, Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

ny reason OF lite Alternative properties cures diseases
o the blood and skin. ~ scrofua or kings evil III.
mors' ulccrs, or old sores; botcher. pmples
ana eruptonr. By virtue OF i,s pectora properties
u cures bronchial throat and lung affections: incip-
lent consumption: lingering coughs and chronic
laryngtis Its cholsgogue qualities render it an IN.
equaled remedy for biliousness, torpid liver, or "y
or compliant; and its tonic properties make 1t
equally encacions in curing indigestion, loss OF ap-
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the skin IL rallow and covered with blochcs
and pmpes or where there are scroiulou. sfec..
iions and swellings few bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery Will effect an entire cure. If you feel
dull, drowry dcbilitaed, have sallow color OF skin,
or yeH0"irh'bro~n spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziners. bad taste in mouth internal
heat or chills aernntcd with hot nurher low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite and
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or hiliousners. In many cases Of liver complaint
only part Of these symptoms arr experienced, Az a
remedy FOR all such cases. Dr. Picrce's Golden Mcdi.
cal Discovery has no equal a. II effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
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THE MARKET,

BANK landings cents per per IVO IDS,
and 10 cents per bbl higher.
THE MARKET.
E"Ourfr friends should bear in mind that
the prices here given are only for sales from
first hands in round lots In filing orders
and for broken lots il is necessary 10 charge
all advance upon these figures. ~
FLOCR.-The market is practically un.
changed, while prices are not quotably lower.
Liberal concessions are made in order 10
make sales. There is no speculative de-
msnd and all transactions are from the order
trade. Receipts are good and stocks ample.
We note sales Of
$50 bbls. Various Grades on
orders. ................ VVWo w
100 bhls. Fancy Patent Process 7 o.
80 bbls. xxx ............. ) 10
200 bbs Various Grades on
orders. ................ 3 j0@j 80
ESQ bbls. Various Grades On
orders. ................ 4 00@G 90
$50 bbls. Various Grade, on
orders ..........,....... oocAo -
CORN.-Reccipts OF corn are light, and
there is none on the market. The demand
is activc and prices rule stea,iy at quota
tations. We note sales of; LOO sacks
white, ijc; 2 cars white in sacks, 4jc; 2
cars white in hulk, 40c; car mixed in
sacks, 43c: car white in sacks, Acc.
OATS.-Rcceipts Of oats are limited and
there are very few on the market. The de-
mand, however, is light and prices steady
at 20c in bulk. Sales reported were car
mixed in sacks Sic; ? cars do in bulk, 2sc,
MEAL-Thcre il an active demand for
meal at quotations. The supply is limited.
Prices are unchanged. Sales were 20 bbls.
city mills, 81 l5@2 20; $50 bbls do, 81 l5@
20; 100 bbls. country X. d.. ~ 0j; 100
bbs cream meal, e. s..
HAY-Therc is very little demand for
hay Of any kind and prices have under.
gone no material change. The stock on
the market is small though ample for the
demand. Sales were 3 cars mixed T. 80;
| car low mixed -; | car choice Timothy
80.
BRAN-Bran is in good supply and
steady and firm d, tl3. Sales were 100
sacks. &l3; 400 sacks, $l3.
POTATOES,-The market is full and
receipts large. There is no change in
price. Sales were 100 bushels pesch-blows
in bulk. 25c; 80 bbls do, 90c.
BUTTER-Receipts Of Southern Illinois
are very large and the market heavily over
stocked. A limited supply Of choice
northern would sell readily. The demand
is light and prices low. Sales reported
were 10 pkgs Southern Illinois, 1o@l3c;
10 pkgs Southern Illinois medium, &c; 5
pkgs Southern, 1870.
EGGS.-Recepts arc fair, though all that
arrive find ready sale at quotations. Sales
were; Is pkgs nc; 10 pkgs, &c; 800
dozen, &c; 500 dozen, Sc.
PROVISIONS.-Salcs were: 2,200 pounds
bacon sides, &c; 1900 pounds bacon
shoulders, 4Isc; 2 tierces S. G. P.hams, 7l.c.
LARD-Sales were 0kcgs kettle render
ed nc; ) ticrces do 7lac.
GRITS-Sales were 100 barrels, G. grits
{? IS.
BERRlES.-Reccip,s are good. and the
market is fully supplied, Prices are lower
We note sales as follows; Monday, 10
crates, 81; Tuesday, % crates, 81 j0@2 10;
Wednesday, 20 crates, e. 5O@2 10; Thurs.
day. % crates, ~ OO@2 %.
POULTRY.--Th market is full and re.
ccpts large. The demand is light and
prices weak. We note sales Of 3 coops
hens, ~ O0Ct2 %; coops mixed chickens,
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

Il. +. knnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron IL q sure curc
for this disease. II has been prescribed dnily n,l
many years In the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss u
appetite wind and rising Of food, dryncss In mouth,
Get the genuine. Not sold In bulk, only IN Al bot.
ties. Sold by I'LL druggists. Ask for n. f. Knnklc's
Bitter Wine of Iron and take no other a per bot.
valuable medicine. A trial will convince YOU AZ
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are lot advertised ~ "cureai,' but ore specifics in
the diseases for which they are recommended.