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What She Asked Tommy

He was named Thomas and she
was named Jane. They sat on q
hotel balcony yesterday for three loHg
hours and giving themselves dead
away as being out of towners. As
thew sat down Thomas took one 0,
James hands. She allowed that SORT
Of thing to go on without a word Of
protest, and the aaxen haired youth
finally seized the other one. They
talked and talked, and looked down
upon the street, aud sighed, and the
hours slipped away. At the end of
the third hour she said:
Tommy dearest, | want to ask
you something"
ASK me q hundred-a thousand
a million tbings," be exclaimed in
reply.
well. Tommy, I've got an awful
cold in my head" she continued,
"and if | drew one of my hands away
and wiped my nose would you think
| was mad? I've either got to do
that, Tommy, or let nv nose wipe
itself. Just one wipe, Tommy, and
then you may have il back"
Tommy released her hand, though
he hated to, and her nose was softly
asd duly wiped.
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Noble Act

A young pianist Was giving con-
certs 10 the provinces of Germany
for her support, and TO enhance her
reputation she advertised herself as
a pupil of List. In a little town in
tie interior of Germany where she
had announced a concert, she was
confcundei the day before the con.
cert was to take place by seeing in
the list of arrivals, and at the very
hotel where the concert was to take
place, NJ. Liable List. Here was
a dilemma, and what to do she knew
not. Herfraud would be discover.
ed; she would be exposed; she could
never give another concert; she was
ruined. Trembl:ngly she sought the
presence ofthe great maestro, deter.
mined to make a clean breast of it,
and cast herself on his mercy. Com
ing into Lii, room with dowBcasl
eyes, she knelt at the old mans feet
and with many tears, told her story
how she had been ltf. al orphan
and pc )r, WITH only her ole sifE o.
music with which to support herself
the difficulties she bad encountered
until the fraudulent use Of his great
name had filed her, rooms and hel
purse. Well, well said the grea'
man, gently raising her up, let u'
see, my child, what we can DO. Per
baps it is not 30 badas you thought.
There is a piano; let me hear o o.
the pieces you expect to play to-
morrow evening. TremblipgIy she
obeyed, the maestro making com.
ments and suggestions as she played
and when she had finished be added
Now, my child, | have given you g
lesson: you are a pupil of List. Be
tore she could tind words to express
her gratitude Liszt asked: Are you
programmes printed? No, sir, was
the answer, not yet. Then say tina
you will be assisted by your master
and that the last piece on the pro
gramme will be played by the Abb,
Liszt. The concert, it NAV be be
lieved. was a great success.-N. y
Erening Post
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aa.es - writer's.

William Cullen Bryant once gave
the following sensible advice to q
Young man who had offered him an
article for the krening Post:
My young friend, ! observe that
you have used several French ex-
pressions in your letter. l think, if
you will study the E0glish language,
that you will ind it capable of ex-
pressing all the ideas that you may
have. 1 have always found it so,
and in all that / have written | do
not recall an instance where / was
tempted to use 9 foreign word, but
that, on searching, l have a better
one In my own language.
Be simple. unaffected be honest
in your speaking and writing. New
er use a long word when a short one
will do as well.
Call a spade by its name, not a
well known oblong instrument of
manual labor; let a home be q home
and not q residence; q place not a
locality, and so on Of the rest. When
a short word will do, you always
lose by q long one. You lose in
clearness; and, in the estimation of
all men who are capable of judging,
you lose in reputation for ability.
The only true way TO shine, even
10 this false world, is to be modest
and ~unassumiDg. Falsehood may be
a thick crust, but in the curse Of time
truth will find a place to break
through. Elegance of language may
not be in the power of US all, but
simplicity and straight forwardness
are.
Write much as you would speak,
and speak no coarser than usual if
with your superior, speak no finer.
Be what you say. and within the
rules of prudence. No one ever was
a gamer by singularity of words OF
in pronunciation. the truly wise
man will so speak that no one will
observe how be speaks. A man
may show great knowledge of chem.
istry by carrying bladders of strange
gases to breath; but one will enjoy
better health and find more time fol
business, who lives on the common
air.
Sidney Smith once remarked: "Af
ter you have written an article, tax,
your pen and strike out half The
words, and you will be surprised t.
see how much stronger it is"
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Kind Words To Old Comrades.

There is to be q grand reunion Of
the soldiers and sailors of Licking
county, Ohio, July 22d, and an invi-
tation was sent to Gen. Grant to at
tend. In response Major Wilder has
Just received the following character
istic latter from the hero of Appomat-
tOx:
MILAN, ITALY, April 81, 1878.
Major Charles ID. Miller, Secretary
s. S. s., L, Co, Nerark, Ohio:
Dear Major-Your cordial invita-
ton for me to attend a general re-
union of veterans of Ohio, to be held
under the auspices of the Society OF
the Soldiers and Sailors of Licking
County, at Newark, on the 22d Of
July. is this day received. 1t always
affords me pleasure to meet at the
gatherings of the soldiers and sailors
who periodically risked their lives
for the preservation Of the country
and it would afford me special plea.
sure 10 meet with those hailing from
my native State. But the Atlantic
will be between us at the time q
your proposed reunion. This il
the first opportunity of my life to
visit Europe; it will likely be my last.
There is much here to see which ]
have not seen, and | desire TO re
main to partly accomplish the toul
which | had marked out for myself
| trust the Veterans Of Ohio may
have a most suspicious reunion OF
the coming occasion, and that non,
of them will ever feel q DISPOSE ior
to apologize for the part they took il
the late struggle for National exist
ence nor for the cause for which they
fought. With great respect you
old companion, L. S. GRANT.
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Among the Italian pessantry The
women are mentally superior to the
men. They are robust and finely form
ed, with q complexion of rose-tinted
olive, and dazzling white teeth. Tee
best artistic models come from the
Italian peasant women.
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veracity.

The impotence of these Chinese is
actually becoming unbearable. To
them there is nothing new under
heaven. They lay claim to every:
thing. They have had in ages past
a man wiser than our Solomon, they
boldly tell US Christians that we did
not invent printing, and if we try to
inculcate some elements of civilized
decency into a heathen's head by
relating n of our m~uch-prized
ia bles, be will smile 10 a childlike
manner, and indifferently remark
that that story was told by Choo.
Foo-Ysze or Confucius or some
other ancient Chinaman more than
four thousand years ago. And now
to cap the climax Of their uDpardona-
bic presumption, a Nevada nevspa-
per man has discovered a Chinese
base bali club! He watched q prac-
tice game by the nine and states that
they play just as we do, except that
the pitcher throws over hand and the
batter strikes as if be was chcpping
wood, rarely making a good hit
Moreover, when a hit is made the man
at the bat runs to third base first; bu,
then it is just what mig bit be expe tied
from a heathen. But this is the ag-
gravating part of this mans story.
Hung Lung, the captain of the nine,
laughed loudly when told the game
was Of American origin, and with the
coolest assurance impaired the fact
that base ball had been played 10
China for over nine hundred years !
1t was at its fullest glory in the year
1900 under Toe Luch the Bold, but
since 1882 has been declining because
during that year, at one of the annual
games IN his Msjesty's birthday q
lady of the royal house was struck on
the neck by the ball and killed. Such
an outrageous statement as this calls
for a general uprising of base ball
lists to vindicate our national zane.
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AT a wedding recently when the
clergyman asked the lady, wilt thou
have this man to be thy welded hus.
band she with q modesty which
lent her beauty an additional grace,
replied, If you please.
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Brown looks as if be was q going to
be hung.
The remains OF the boy were re-
moved by the constable, and the
smith and the Brown families are
cpoe more united and happy.
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Important to All Lovers Of Flowers.

Having greatly enlarged my Greenhouses 10
upwards OF $500 square feet of glas for the raising
Of towering plants, l will be prepared 10 furnish
all our neighboring friends with choice flowers.
You will save money by buying from me. l am
determined to sell as low as the lowest, and my
plants will arrive in much better order than from
a distance. l have an immense stock Of Roses
Bedding. House and Basket Plants, over 20 diff
ierent kinds of Nerbenas, Geraniulns, and every
description OF Towering plants; Tuberoses, Gladi-
olas in large quantities; also Lilies and Lilies OF
the Valley. My plants are in a very line, thrifty
condition.
Firstchoice. Double Tuberoses: IS cents per doz.
or o.. 90 Der leo. Second choice so cents per doz.
OF $3.50 per 100, In addition to the above, l keep
also a full supply of genuine fresh Garden Seeds,
which ! sell at New York prices, by the packet,
ounce, pound, OF quart gallon or bushel, AMI are
best suited TO our locality.
A full assortment of cary Vegetables for table
use. Lettuce and Rhubarb ready now, Radishes
and beets in April. Vegetable Plants: Gold
Frame)Cabbage and Lettuce Plants in any quaint
ty per dozen, or 10000 are ready now, and can be
planted out at any time as soon as the ground Is
dry enough TO work. Tomato, Egg, Pepper,
Sweet Potato, Celery Plants on the LIST of May
Cabbage Plants at any time from now till July
10. Send for Price list.
Seed store, No. 90 Baltimore Street. Green
house one pile west Of Cumberland on Is. * .
Rail Road. Address p. o.. Box 52s.
Parties wishing TO see me personally will hnd
me at my store. daily from Il to p NJ.
March 10
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Silver does we'll enough until it
gets into a mans hair, Then be
dyes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

A lost tart-The only one left in
the pantry before . hungry school-
boy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

II you feel dull, drowsy, debIitated. have fire.
quent headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated. you are suffering from torpid
liver, or .biliousness,i and nothing will cure you
50 speedily and permanently as TO
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PILLS.

The only sure CURE for Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia,
Headache Sour Stomach, Constipation, Debility,
Nausea, and all Bilious complaints and Blood
disorders. None genuine unless signed ''Wm.
Wright, Phila.' If your druggist will not sup
ply send IS cents for one box to Barrick. Roller \
Co., 20 n. 4th st. Phila.
Feb
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est Goods.
It's Points of Popularity
AMONGST MANY oTEERSARE

II makes no difference whether the Machine IS
run back ward or forBard : the work will al
ways run from you, and there is no loss OF change
Of stitch.
Il has a close shuttle in one plee,. with no thread
hole through, the bObbin holding from 80 TO 100
yaris Of thread.
IL winds the bObbin without running tie ma
chine so that there IL no necessity Tor unthread-
ing the machine, or removing the work when the
bObbin needs To be wound.
Its tensions are simple, perfect, and can be ad-
lusted both under and upper, without removing
the work.
Es-Each Machine is furnished with the ordin-
airy attachments.
Its Furnitare is novel, peculiar and desirable.
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1T HAS NO EQUAL.

49, \ LIVER DISEASEand Indi-
NI ~ M0NV' gestion prevail to a greater ex-
mi iii MlIVO tent than probably any other
G- malady, and relief is always
anyi0usly sought after. II the Liver Is Regulated
In It's action health Is alm,st invariably secured.
Indigestion or want ~ofaction in the Liver causes
Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, Pain In the
Shoulders, Cough, DIZZINESS, Sour Stomach, bad
taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitatiop of
the heart, depression of spirits or the blues, and n
hundred other symptoms. SIMMONS LIVER REG
uLAToR is the best remedy that has ever been dis
covered for these ailments. II acts mildly, ef-
fectually, and being a simple vegetable compound.
can do no injury 10 any quantities that may be
taken. 1t Is harmless In every way; Il has been
used for forty years, and hundreds from all parts of
the country will vouch for its virtues, viz Hon.
Alexander II. Stephens,
ER Of deOrgia; Bishop Pisr =
naaA of Georgia; John Gill
Shorter, OF Alabama Gen. John Ii. Gordon, X.
L. Mott, of Columbus, GA, are among the hun
dreds TO whom we can refer. Extract of a letter
from Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, dated March
s, lsI2: II occasionally use when my condition
requires 1t. DIR. Simmons Liver Regulator, with
good effect. II is mild, and suits me better than
more active medicine.
q - q NOT thu uuaptitv
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SEHUS ELS, FUEEEAS, SEAsbEAS. HS "a k"5s
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scytbes, Sneaths, Sedges, Mason Hammers
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts of all sizes Loooking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wrngers, Meal Sleeves, Door Mats, Baskets
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay Puneys, Butter Prints
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steeyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latcbes and everything
in the Builders line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse, &c, &c,
The fact is keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. deal
Exclusively in this kind of goods and give my whole attention to it. Per-
sons who are building, II any one in need of anything in my line, will find
it to their advantage to give me a cali will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons l thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
No, "BA ER'S BLOCK
April s IA. JOHN +. BLYMYER.
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as REMEDY In

MALARIOUS FEvERS, BOWEL COM
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTALDEPRES
SION, RES rLESSNESS JAUNDICE, NAU
SEA, SICK HEADACHE COLO. CONSTR
PATION and
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AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and
Spleen. The Cheapest, Purest and best
Family Medicine in the World.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious sufferers,
victims Of Fever and Ague, the mercurial dis.
eased patients how they recoveredshealth, cheerful
spirits and good a~ppetite-they will tell you by
taking SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure II taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is the cheapest medicine 10 the world.
Is given with safety and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Docs not disarrange the system,
Takes the place OF Quinine and Bitters Of every
Efnf
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DR. SHERMIN AGAIN.
Mr.. william Ensign Writes his TNpetIenu
AboMl his Kmptmre TreMtmcnt

To Thy FnuoR o, rHs Nyw NorK SrN Rem. ircsier
0t tu.r pHIc .hii % serving itlHtuft Don. Uu.rn 3D.
tons ~ Nl shcunauh lanruf- rnnrtfNu. hI- treatment
% rhl iui' wish mo-" iu 1il mN experience wa. ru.
turei .rVeraI wears suffered anl f worse n. i tho .o
uf ur.s AsuN luNnr.s Is au icuNr nue rurnn. "a
suwu 300 tr lfl Hcfirc u. hfNr. frtlUIfiN emf I.
-rrrd llie from 'lr dlsa cement r fli.s fu ir
Shipping of ihc bowel FNiiuutry, heard. Or ~h,i
man went 90 hl- ~ 'r ArW YORK, ant nf'ef am exam
iu4ipn received hs treatment nfm which fur .l.l
well ana NH'ena l'd toati'd to ny business without
uoHnNtnicn Il or dancer
have now the happiness 20 state nat am cnt.rol
cured. although over sixty years ~ From s
kn0 wleige 1 This terrible afctioL toci 81 ti.
public statement may save much suffering andsuAuy
lives
am native of mis- State, and have lived ant been IN
business IA Nesfeld for more than thirty YEARS men
ton these faes m order that you ami Your readers may
connln m nay statement wv ESsICS.
MEATuElp, Sept Is. ls7s
Nj Fu.igns commune alton and the thousands we
have published establish yoni geiutauon tho
~ pr shCrmdn'- treatment Any one within the reach
~ the Doctor who suffers from rupture except from
chnlaTy disability, totally undeseTying oil Sympathy
ado,
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TUESDAY, SEPT 17.-FLouR AND MEAr-Ths
market has been trlN active uf late the eNuor de ma nd
rns .onewh" imnroVI AID prices of low Grades
~ Ger and price. barely supported. We quote. No.
2 = Lhl. = Fgs3 10: sttcrnrc state and Western
SifnsSiN extra STATE. ~ iuasI -: Western spring
Sshsai extras s'sstsG DO Ky anu XXX. a. i0s
patents sdeSS; city smpping extras. 81 iuss5 south.
orn bakers and inmv brands. s1.759te 90; Southern
shipping extras - - So Rvc Hour stps rhine AZ n Ia
s3H. Corn meal-Wcsteru e. 2pts2 80. Brandy wine,
e,st7 y ton. ' w
market has variable I'm the mast week.
hut the whole gaining strength though In srns The ri
isapparcn decn" owing to the revision OF quotations
on The basis o new cotton To-day spots quiet aud uil-
changed; mdihnl uplands. II sr sales sf6 bales FL.
lures without important change, closing liajc for
September II re for October. ~ NC November,
ininc for December. iug7c. for January, iitoc for
February. lila for March. AMI ~ gle tor April Sales
87"o bales Receipts NJ ports this dav. iOI11 bales;
since StIt l. i-,~ur bales corresponding period last
year, 80 sol bales Quotations are.
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BURGL4RY IN BLOOMFIELD.
Awaking to Flight Mosquitoes. aud Winding
Up by Soaring burglars.

Before daylight on Friday morning last
John Baldwin. machlnst Of Bloomfield. y. j.,
got out Of bed TO fight some mosquitoes.
While plunGing around his bedroom. which
faced the street he heard an explosion
down the street n few yards. Look
ing out Of the window. no saw three
men under a tree, 10 watched thcm
First they removed some articles from
their pockets and laid them on the grass /;
then one OF them stepped out toward the
street and buried something under shovelful
Of earth. Mr. Baldwin ran down stairs. out Of
his back door. and across Il fence into his neigh
bor's Dick Jacohy's ynrd. He pulled Dicks bell
so vigorously that It's langle awakened tho
ncighbOrs within n Wide radius. Tho mystic
Iious men heard II and fed
The second chapter in the midnight expert
ences ~ the hurghers was their finding tho
door OF John Lockwood's lowelry store wide
pen and smoke pouring from the doorway
Ihr door shutter was In tho street ana the door
glass was broken. twelve pound blacksmith =
sledge hammer was on the Moor win pieces Qt
fuse. The safe. small one, hud been drilled,
and an attompt made TO blow open the door
with guupoWdrr. The attempt WAS nearly sue
re-sfui for the door stood parity open ana a
few minutes work only WAS required To take oN
tA" door and show that everything within WINS
intact Tho aafe contained $500 worth Of
watches and ieWelry. The burglars had eYi-
IDENTIFY gouH away % wait for the charge Of gun
powder Ia The suie door % take effect, INT tending
~ return and been frightened by the ringing
buried IN tho earth, two SILVER watches and
some studs were found Tho burglars had
tnkon tho loose vauahlcs in the store. such a.
studs. earrings, thlmb.es, and .spectarles. Part
of these wcr" carried away. The loss WAS less
than 400 The -lelge WINS found 10 have been
stolen from Brady's blacksmith shop
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Arrivcd-TUEsDAY. sept II.
S. l.aac Bell Lawrence, Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk
- Hlaucus Rarsc. II lston.
= SchlcdAn Che salier. Rotterdam
- tits uf Dallas Chester. ftrnuudiua
So New orleans, Hal-t y. New orleans
- Canada. frH-uvl. iavre
- Ahy,sinia, Murphy, Liverpool Sept = and queens
town ~ih
- Cen wcfior. Hoffman Bremen.
ship Marcia & bay, cate. london.
ship Humboldt. Miller Havana
sim e. l. Maie. Bailey. Bath
BARK Belle Nui-r. Murphy. pmkirk
BARK Mary Asuos. DE- Costa. GlHcc Bay
bafk sr-a. Strn~eu. bordeaux
Btrk Ni.-Issilli Hen Bristol.
HNrN Au'uiuptts Ro.ouau. Amsterdam
Bark Nr-tr. LqurIn. Hun
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

IN THESE TIMES THERE IL No SURFER OR
quicker method Of making money than to invest few
hundred dollars in stock speculauon. Alex Froihing-
ham Co. brokers. ~ Wall ST New York are reliable
aud experienced brokers and have the OF reaz-
inn large amounts MANY Of their customers Their
weekly Financial Report - sent Tree.
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CoSrELLo-NAYfR lon rac,lsv. SEPT 10 by tho
NtNrr luuI ut Harlem. y
Ma 'kiNk-NAN AESnAL On SATURDAY. Sept ~.
US thr tNN llr y NiIt az CORNWALL y lNl- 4 May.
onnk &C. Mics minnie VAN Ngsiai. both li TINS ,lty.
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Jacob Shad and Anthony Spiman Of Middle
Village, Long Island. have tor some time been on bad
terms on Sunday evening they quarrelled IN Cosiuss
harroom and both men wer' put out, SpillmRn then
seized paving stone AMI threw It a. shad. unicung
wound on the head that the physicians say is fatal
splilman lied, but WAS captured and locked Un
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* s Ia. Sssn il @s . "a: smS yess S,,
s6ay ioyg ale, ~ b,l! ms.. T 81 % Sss
and tp95 Z r. November Bccf dull H., mraey Beei
"a n Ig gu,'t aiu SONG what nnseuch
r mcam AID af p6t ' wSg sN' Ia tia
20 ic. s6e5es7 ior prime city and sTGs ~ Tor
!7,a,, iof October sls7isSs7 Tor November. esn3
rot mc. 81 s oS 9T extra MS S Sd11S
$3.50 p iard.WssiSrn steam, - MS si9S prime
-, shoaider,-smosed CITY 6ssi.c pcked Sc
All nv BHcowL.as essr Weslrrn
q" - beci-Western. extra mess sipasl T. bbl plain
o. =. sste - prime mess, q tee sl6Ssl7. Dressed
GS'SrWheat and oats have been variable in the past
,s YET but malt in soot demand Today wheat was 40
" 80, bush 1cluiiYF 'grns at s- for Ne s. and 500
t d S ' AND o S y1'f r @nsradod .S Si
20 = amesr q % ,er n" steam agd sail and
~ iss . ~ .cGm sni ,l Far liaTe d.,'cry W.
s q po,ily .cd wgt at sio7 or scpteme,es and
white neains g. = at ~ 5c Ni Tor mixed mix and Sc
%,sc Indian corn leg. active and closed scarcely 80
mixed. 5l',@5ic TOT No ie AMI ,iiss5yc Tor western
Ss ~ s s s fS r o1o6 lG and 's&i io of So
R.e m ea%a ant ,a amer a. :c 'IeS lo 2f, %s.
ern ~ Ne sla, etoilc and 500 bush do Tor Novcm.
ssi 10 'er rowd si'o. and . 1908 . Tor Clnads
2raw,d stat - ~ ssi "a. for orowcd do, and si,9
win iair dsiani nuI rre I'M m,",ntc dcnsrI anI
rr'cc, mild WIS more active ard nrn. with sales Of
eludns Mexican at 10 goii Rice was in moderate de-
-,ii Nu' 'lr''N N"a,,,- Nns ~ ~ any ~ inr ieinandi
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