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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-23

The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported the
market with fair demand freely met at previous
pIlces middllng uplands, 5lsd Orleans, D 81 l6d.
none.
Liverpool arrivals opened with buyers at previous
prices; November, D 1-lbd; Noyember-D December,
, l 32d; January February. 1921; February
March, SGD; April-May T-l6d. In the after
noon futures became weaker, free sellers, holders
pressing sales At the close the market was still In
FAVOR OF the buyers.
The movements at the ports were reported as fol-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-23

Minimum thermometer, 80 deg.
+. NJ. NEAL, Private, Sig. Ser, U. s 4.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, November 22.-Rlver stationary Is
Inches on the shoals.
YICSSBTRG, November 22.-Weather clear;
thermometer 80 deg; heavy white frost this IN )rn-
ing. Up-Clty of Alton, am.
LOUISVILLE, November 22- Weather clear and
cold. River stationary. 7 feet inches IA the CANAL
Departed: Charles Morgan, New Orleans
ST. LOUIS, November 22.-Rlver falling slowly
weather clear and cool. Arrived City of Vicksburg
Yicksburg. Departed: Maude, Vlcksburg
EVANSVILLE. November 22.-River rising 81 O
teet on the gauge. The Mary Miller and Golden
City, detained b heavy wind, reached here at 70
pm. Southern freight scarce
CAIRO, November 22-Noon.-Weather clear and
COOL arrived: James d. Parker. Cincinnati. 3 o. m
Belle OF Shreveport, New Orleans 3 a. m. Joe Kin
nsy, 81 Louis, am; Belle ST. Louis, Memphis 10
am Departed: Parker, Memphis, 10 pm; Laura
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We are prepared to furnish
Mourning Costumes

at short notice finished In our beautiful style.
at the following prices.
Very pretty Mourning Costumes, S:35.
Beautiful Mourning Costumes, $40
Splendid Mourning Costumes, S45
Extra handsome Costumes, $50.
including everything-making, material, trimming
and all Complete suits furnished for prices as above
Crepe Hats and Crepe Wells, both for So, 50, $40,
very handsome,
ALL THE GOODS or Mrs. kremers purchased
while in Europe will be sold here at great loss the
situation Of affairs in Memphis demanding Quick
Sales.
Mr.. Lee Herzog has come back, and Will be glad
to wait on his friends.
We will sell 20 meet the wants of the
people.
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Esq. E. w. Caldwell

II VING returned to his Office No. II West.Court
IL street, with prompt and efficient force, con-
ssting OF Captain c. T. SMITH, Deputy Sheriff, VIII
take change of and collect all claims intrusted TO
him or to his Office.
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RIVER NEWS.

Weather and Rivers.
The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS, U. S. A.
MEMPHIS, November %. 1878.
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ding; the receipts were 1922 bales; stock, 1OOs3O
| bales.
| The following were yesterdays exchange reports
OF the condition of the domestic markets. received
1 by the cotton exchange;
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GREATEST BARGAINS IN MEMPHIS
KREMER. HERRING Il co.

~ W PAYNE Il C0.-Patentee and manufacturer
VI OF the celebrated Eclipse HuleI and Separating
Gin; also, COton-seed Limiting Machine with cyin-
drlcal roll-box with spiral agitator for OIL mills.
Nos. I32 and La PonIar straat
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Memphis, Tennessee COtton-gn repairing of every
ing speciality
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Cotton Exehau ge Quotations
q. -.,frr-f IrrerrlnLtnlrt tItlLNslUcdtlOI.I
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COTTON EyCHAHGE.

Market barely STEADY. Sales, 25O0 bales, OF
which 100 were to exporters, $50 10 spinners ana
so to secuiu.Uis.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

INOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal weakness,
~ Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on BY
indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the ngre
dents. DR. JAQUES d CO.,
lS0 West Sixth street, Cincinnati.
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LOUISVILLE, NoYember 22.-FIour quiet; extra,
S5d3 %; family, G3 5Oq3 Isl L, S4Q4 %;
and white. 93c. Corn quiet, but steady white, 5Sc;
mixed, ste Oats firm; white. 24ci mixed, 23c
Rye dul, 53c. Hay quiet, S969 so Pork firm; old,
IS; new, So so. Lard easier; choice leaf, terce
5la 6Slc; keg, lea !S4c Bulk meats steady; part
" 'cired. 29id29g. 3 90D4I4c, 1904 Bacon
scarce and arm, b. Az, 4S4c. Sugar cured hams nom-
M ~ hislrp acfiVn Rnd firm 81 o.
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NFemDhis CattIe Market.

KEW YORK, November 22.-Flour steady; super
fine western and State. So 30G3 65 Wheat tirmer;
ungraded spring, 97c. Rye firmer; western, $50
5SIsc Barley steady; four-rowed State, 92I2c. Corn
dull. weak and lower; ungraded. 44d 46c Oats
quiet; ejected 2S12c. Hay dull, 3112d3134c. Hops
firm. Barley dull Sugar dull; fair TO good refining,
67sG7lsc: Molasses quiet; Ne| Orleans, 30845c.
Rce in fair demand and steady. PORK unsettled;
mess, 81 5O67 65 Lard ftmer; prime steam,
q zoe. Whisky steady, 81 O7I5
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
Business Notices.

Fashionable Dressmaking up stairs
in LenahM's Block by Miss J.. Con
naughton and d. Ryan.
QuEHy why will men smoke com
moa tobacco, When they can buy Mar
burg Bros. "Sell Of North Carolina,
at The same price?
Don't trAe with a severe Cough 81
Cola Ilvoero IN time, II you want t.
save doctor bills, Il bottle OF DIR. Mar
shal's Lung syrup. Price only rs cents
large size so cents Sod by L. D. Pul
ford SS-lw
Bishop 8 Naucolas nave opened ont
with good stock of furniture, in their
ROOMS three doors west of the Pres
byterian church, High street. Their
furniture is al tirst-cIas3. Call a5,c
examine ior yourselves.
Our Druggists are selling large quar-
titles VI Dr. Marsaals Lung syrua
Tor Coughs, Colds ana Pnlmonarg
complaints generally II takes IT,
LEAD OF all remedies Try it, only
cents . bottle. eJid by 8. D. Pa.eora.
The people have Been s9 mucn IL.
posed upon bg several worthless sal
s&pariAas. taat w are gl4G q be aoIa
to recommend preparation Wijta ca,.
DO Cepeaie oA a. containing the VIZ
taes vi t4a. Invaluable .nat.e.3e. ana
- wceta. Ut t,.5 laolic eoAaanse
81 aesfs .5,e3.,2.gtlia cures Fhet.
,sAytaIig eta c.t.5 the di9e4sei N!
!sqGl-a aa = .e.lA..y9 IL siiai4. ia ~
NoTgeE. ,ot.ee i Aere4y E.yea
t.MaJ y!.a y, ueg5Aip heretofvy .&iss
49, pe.Ngca h.oNSa Y Io., 4. 4 4
Williams, IS cl5y!vel " !Autua. y9a
sem, ,le i. I a!sl.glla win t,oa !.
BOOKS 8 atee0at 81 ti.o 5tofa ler
!ec.lo1 AL, aceoua,a MAS : Ss,tea
Hi.ei4 81 G.ga ~ savo costs a.
nope al a..l lake notice d tllls ,.sla
a.ye trosyle .4 tie accounts must
SQUARED * II Il WILLIAMS.
Il Brown "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03

in tho enjoyment Of their liberty n
throw away their money If they want
to-
But young man, hold on.-hark tc
reason bit the Cornish say
lille then showed the wastefulness
and exec s6ive cost Of the drinking
habit, and proved that disasters by
fire and flood and shipwreek We're IS
nothing compared with the loss TO the
human family OF thu. which i
swallowed by men and does them ua
good.
We want the men who never drink
10 join US. We want tas iatilonce 81
your re5peetability. II " san do you
no good b preventing yoor drinking.
on account tf gaug already established
temperance ha1its,ve eaa do yaa ge5l
in somo other way and Nc can help
you to benefit others"
We waat tha preachers wit. M
We need not only ta4 influence ,t
their III III s'la3m., ana ,assootablits,
but We want their religion i they
have any more sh.NI they need far
their own gse'
Eve wan. ,Aadogsors Altho ugh our
influence may diminish the number
Of their patients. Those that they do
haqo viii ~ a0io from their savings
from NJ. drinking W ply their bill and
the doctors via be benefited.
"Te van. tao lawyers. Our success
VIII lessen assault and battery and
ana l!om.clio c.tses and larceny, and
adultery, aai Yes, it Will rather les
son Che dom .nd for laWyer5,-b 1t then
there are teo many ii them any how
and tAcy need reforming awfully
aud, II they viii join us we will do
nur best to make respectable citizens
0f them W. don't wish to interter'
with MyboJy's politics 81 religion
We GeSlrc To persuade men TO look To-
their own interests and leave of
injQrng themselves and iniuriDg
others, and leave off foolishly and
uselessly destroying their health and
happiness and property. If it should
destroy the business of saloon keepers
it won't hurt anybody. Other pursuits
are open to them. Ii they don't like to
work for living they can become
preachers, OF doctors, or lawyers, OF
like other merchans sell calico and
things. If everything else fails them
they can become POLITICIANS. Their
isn't any work about that and it IS
nearly as respectable as saloon-keer
ng." Y 4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
| Ioe#tl 1 toms.

Beware Of fishing with scine5 r. ID,
pscatOnica
Read Dcller'B attractive adyortiao
mont in another column.
Quite nnumbcr ~ ornamental trUe.
are being 500 out ~ tho Public squire
The annual election OF tho trustees
81 Gracelan1 Cemetery Association
vii be held next Tuesday Mas 7ta.
mo city Treasurer has notified own
era Of dogs To pay i tax of one dollar
FOR oanh dog 0wnod in the city.
Mr. Brnoc Il fnahing short soiourn
IN this city His future home Will 10
III Kansas.
NJ Il. Coad has been in town fin 4
couple Of weeks, having sold out hia
rug store in Clinton, Iowa.
II was ticket No. y, (,nstcal of Ms. !
a. statell Chat drow the maodeon Nv
ih5 Gcrmmhln las Weal.
'rhu LoaG Grove Reform Club will
give IN entertainment IN this city
ihortll.
John Gray IS repairing The builJln1
Iaonpiei the City Store and the
IlhuLe.
Inc accounts 81 the late tirm ~
Goll8@ortlN 4 Bro, have beon placed
Nj thchlnds " Wn Brown to egl
leGliun.
VIVA lTarkcr, well known Is Inc n,
GEMS VI this place, died on sundr
morning last, at thu Iata rcsidrnec
Harker Spensley
Romnm orr tha' the Executive cam.
mittce ~ che Southwestern Nisaon.
,m lnd1ta.r Y Association sill bn hglt
1tWm honry'a office - niFht
Capt fatleraan. late u puGc'
l'ratia. I'D moved u Dayton, 0hia
there viii cnStsc ia tbr cot, an
4ma tglda VITA hs brothers. lloh,-
lAlEt property iniero5t There
!heComor stone x 10 lielr IaA1
cents MpisroplD thnea Ut uelut
a,a.sWalha iaai "a Slartt7 ajau
LOON. NA} i.a, 81 liz !1a.1r, lal I,
z Wes!nt RiaAapps Wie9an.,1,
rhnynpng peoples Iatr,Arf Sa jt
u tile ~. ~ Church viii s3a aat ~
n tber popular and choice entertain
.apH'S consisting Of readings, lretlA
.aus, singing, cte, IN Ftray Ea1at
Nav 10TH. IN the leetut ropm of the.
,hnrch Programmes VIII y, issue.
n due t,4fl
hlaAWts vale Il Sect n
Yelio@St5nc, Wss arNmsa1wa F@r
tam street on Monday lal. III, ta,
'sad friRh. -: .se4eat Foundry
rowing ~ 500. troG tAs vase
sreaking cnn Of h:l Aln.s III taIe
piacoa Tac Ecysad we're stopped nea
SAN. Whites w3sss1uss. 50 cf taer
"a, bassy ,c".al
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
N suca III ll.s aA
y. lnaa.. VS.. NJ. ,ll. ~

:, .n3A.. Ms, ~. 3l.. Ilr3.
Tex .OEHucNhT liza 5iNs:-. sRa
yAea .; Wy lusaeeas Gp.sseaag
Nssica ;7mas. Hi' gaslu their
,.Qs. nacst tnsms3 q rs tr!l,as
>asso tpv,y @a.aal. ana l,5u,t.I,
s.asfvniza I .Aa 6.star -nl Fes.Sa..
ApIa Gash: Ie3GiDIng IL I e0eA. SsG0
w:lca viii fully meat tho expenses Of
t-i.sln; ard enclosing, with : feae,
tl. .o2aaa.,c:: G. the Cauyca
rY y s.,srn An ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
cesn Garden SEEDS.

N ow Il .Ae lne 70 commence you
gardens t..G i important Is secure
gJOa t.osa sSeos | Lave II STOCK L
choice p..449sg III fresh seeds fron Il.
w5i! k29Sn seed ao0se O y u Fer,
y o., D. De..cit@..e L&Ve es apll5aei
reputation a ts.4G che of .t best
Il I'D UAit,a o.a..s NE us5t ii osr
gssd5 We purchase i. caiG alu PIT !,
papets, hence re tCsw them be tytSa
and good. We have also large stccs
Of bulk seeds which We guarantee t2
bs Of the Se-y Gsat, and are sold Z.
low prices !. r P-LFoED
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
From Dodgeyille.
]. o. q. n. CELERRATIoN.

]. ", ". II. CEIEBRAIION'
Tho fifty-fourth anniversary Of
American Odd Fellowship was ce!ebra-
ted at tins place on Friday last The
exercises took place according to the
programme published. The number
OF members who took part was not
very large; but aside from this the
affair was SUCCESS. The Grand
Parade took place about three O'Clock,
and Immediately after, the Grafton
and other exercises at the NJ. f.
church. rhe grafton, which was in
structive and interesting and had a
ring OF genuine eloquenGe, was deIiv-
cred by Mr.. Edmund Edyyean OF this
place.
In the evening, after having par
taken Of bountiful supper vt the u.
$. Hotel, the brethren and friends
assembled at Odd Fellows Hall for
Tie entertainment, which consisted
81 music. speeches and responses to
toasta, The first toast was. iowa
Lodge, No. /, first on the list Of lodges,
may she be firstin every good action"
This was responded to by Mr. J. Eden,
Of Mineral Point, in very creditable
manner. Mr.. Theobold, Of Miners
Lodge; Mr.. +. Vivian, Of Highland
Lodge, and Mr.. Sobey, of Dodgeyille
Lodge, also responded for their re-
spcctive lodges in speeches that were
interesting, humorous and instructive.
Between the actS-that is between the
speeches there was delightful music.
The hall was we'll seated, and what is
very unusual well ventilated, and
though the exercises did not conclude
until u late hour. no one was tired, OF
anxious for theclose.
Mr.. Joseph locking Is building a
large barn and stable, which when
completed will 10 one of the finest in
the village.
Mr.. s. TresedG has just received q
stock of excellent boots and shoes Is
his store opposite the DodgevilIe
Hotel. He has also select stock of
gents furnishing goods; all of which
ne will sell choak for cash.
Dodgeville boy have gone back on
base ball, and haze taken to gymnas-
tics. Their gymnasium has not yet
been built. owingto some little delay
in procuring funds for the purpose,
ana for tho present they perform i'll
open air. A selea company Of youths
assemble at backgrounds. where they
have tumbling piles, ETC., erected, and
leap, tumble. swing through the air,
and perform feits OF strength and
agility which are truly wonderful. If
they continue to practice as they have
been the past week, it is confidently
expected that they will attain such
excellence in their profession thee
.n~i Lae.ll il viii not be necessary for
the Iowa County Agricultural Society
t pay $3.50 or S30o for . set OF clowns
ard acrobats TO perform at the Fair;
~ many Of this company will only be
too willing 10 perform for nothing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
Judge cothran.s Leotrre.

ableat lectures on the temperance
question which it has been the good
fortune Of cur citizens ever TO hear.
The lecture was given upon the iayi-
tation of the Reform Club, to which
organization the Judge belongs. A
very large audience was present and
listened with the most rapt attention
TO IN hours presentation of the evils
Of the habit Of irdulgiug il strong
drinks. IN beginning the Judge ex-
pressed some lack OF confidence that
he could do the subject justice at
least III the manner which was ordi-
narily adopted ~ Temperance Lectu-
roc3. But ii h9 could not draw fright
ful pietutes Of TIE turments and ths
nisarie5 ana tie end 81 the hard
drinkar, Ae was able to hold ont the
hope Of reform - III slch, aad to
show how others mad reformed when
they had really resolved to throw of
the shaclgle5 JIG the giant.
He referred TO the good sense and
solid reason Which was inducing men
all around til, throughout the country
and in near localities, to come out on
the Side oI regrenchmant and reform
lie referred a5 length 10 the manias OF
tho Mississippi scheme, the South Sea
bubble, the talip, silk-w3rm, and other
Inania3 These instances were "!caa-
tionod TO Illustrate two things; lst.
THAT nations and individuals c4n ~
form when convinced Of their folly and
wickcdne58. rlIat after sincere re-
ponJaneo abllsty il giyea w cease to
evil AMI lean! to 10 well -. That
sometimes great tIl4I-way95 sweep
over nations; s1meoirns5 randinG
and destroying; sometimes fgaugat
with tho blessings of retreHchugnt
and reform" IN this last category Is
to great tidal wayo of Temperance
reform which is being directed from
shore to shore Of our beloved land,
Many instances of prominent msn
in Till vicinity were cited. Profes.
sioual men, men Of power &nd talent
are joining Reform Clubs, not under
the influence Of undue excitement and
personal magnetism, but under the
firm conviction that it Will do them
good and place them in a position to
better discharge their social, civil and
political Obligations To others. The
wave viii yet strike Mineral Point,
Reflection is 1T work, End greater
results than have yet appeared will
follow.
The lecturer then said:
81 would like to persuade m en-
young men in particular join our
club. know that cant do it unless
they are satisfied that II viii d. them
good. If | possessed y clerical zeal 1
would Ny to scare you. 7 would put
on Beecherism and say: Young man,
look to yourself! You love the com
pany OF the Sa}3on; 20" Ike q cigar;
you want a. take 'he teaacco taste out
OF your mouth with glass OF beeF or
drink u NAisAey Iewarc! Vspers
and scorpions, and adders &nd mead
aches, ard stomach sickness and i'll
NESS and poverty are gaQingly looking
out upon you'll al your poor-aou3e
Ihare2to taaea yrero whose momingof
i!ie WA a' e.oaliaa9 aho AZ roseate as
yours 1eaj.a l4sta,-- helpless = de-
ofacAa ePitisAsa5' y WIN mating
sSaA 05s.'3 4 onward g meet an
2ll2Aa.' d&,At an N'lis'Aented Craze.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
Time Tables.
G.. M. 81 st. Paul r. 2.
Illinois Central r. r.

rue only route running through cars between
Warren and Chicago The only roGL0 TO ~.
Loulp, Cairo, ANA the South and TO
Dubuque, Sioux city, Omaha and weG:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
Mineral Point n. r

MdH.
..s ss Mn ,%TT P Leave Ss' %. rSn7a
DO Cnlamine, go do Gratiot. 2 20
10 Darlington, 2 on do darlington. ~ 10
DO 1fhtiot 740 do Cnlarnine, 10 40
Arrive. warren. alb Arrive Nn'l F't. II 10
FREI6H T AND A RECOMMENDATIONS
r.S Ssi M. s%"T 3, I'd Leave SS Wn rsTa n
do CAlamino $50 do Gfatiot 6O5
do Darlington 3a6 do Darlington y SO
90 GraiiOt 10 do CAlamnO 1926
Arrive, Warren 40 Arrive, Mineral pna W
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-03
PLATrEVnLLIG DIvIe;oH.
RNI0yy IND a CgOM,V0D1ylCV

auIkG ptsr. I'm G0IE8 wFbg i. H.
Loaye i'lutryillo | 80 Lcnye eaamtu0 Y2b
do Belmont 205 do BcIm9n. 10
Arrive tatamlne 100 Arrive i',altuyillc 4 40
wv PattenRcls leaving Mineral Point y 0;lb
! N, can reach MHdpon ~ 4 =. NJ, Tho came
day, by wnyoi l'rerDort aud Caledonia
GllAS. 10. GALE, aeens.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-14

2,solped, That the officers OF this CONFER
once be requested to forward a copy OF these
resolutions to the Committee OF ways ana
Means of the present Congress.
The New York Sheep Breeder anu 700
Growers Association met III Rochester
Wednesday, JANUARY Is. The iollowihs
resolutions respecting the anticipated action
of Congress on the tariff question were
unanimously adcpteds
Whereas, The present tariff on wous anu
woolens was recommended to and adopted
by Congress after a long and careful eonsid-
Grafton of the demands and needs OF the
wool industry by representatives OF the Ma
t;onal Association of Wool Manufacturers
and the National Wool Growers Associa-
ton, and
Whereas, Having stood the test of long
practical application, it has given stability
70 wool growing and wool manufacture,
and has generally encouraged this great In
dustry, and
Whereas, A. new tariff bill IS soon to be
considered in Congress, likely to embouy
serious notifications OF the tariff now eN-
listing, therefore
Resolved, That this association believes
the present tariff on woods and woolens, In
all its essential features, rs wise and eftec-
tive as it can be we'll made that we regard
it as the only protective impest from which
farmers of the entire country derive any
benefit, while they are virtually taxed upon
many articles OF their consumption by rea-
son of imposts thereon ; and that we pro-
test against any modification of this tarff
not recommended, or concurred in by II
immediate representatives, to whom the
guardianship of our interests shall be EN-
trusted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-14

realized ten to twelve cents for his prod,o,
throughout the summer, and then the buve.
worked without profit. It will thus be SEQ,
that there is a large difference in price i
favor of the creamery butter ; but beyond
all this, is the. fact that all classes of M.
people should have the opportunity to oh.
tain tirst-class food of all kinds at REASONABLE
prices. Returning prosperity will secure .
larger home consumption. The eleoma,.
garine plague will work its own cure. The
law of New York State compelling the ar,i.
Gle to be branded with it's true name is now
being rigidly enforced by the American Ex.
change of New York city, through its able
and energetic secretary. 7. Mortimer
Seaver, ESD, who has done more to protect
the interests of the producer and the con.
sumer in this matter than any man in III.
country. Having their eyes once optn 10
this greatest Of American frauds, tie people
will not hemcefnrth be hoodwinked with An
article of food that is liable to be dog fat Or
refuse from the slaughter house. especially
when the natural article can be obtained At
at the same price.