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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-04


Virginia, 23i; Ohio, sos; West Vir-
GINA, 81,
REMARKS OK BgEf CArrl..
With very light receipts and u
large part Of even those rshipped East
before the opening OF tho market, prices
showed nm improvement IN the opinion
of nearly all the dealers Of L., But
trade was not active, butchers buying
sparingly ut the advance, There Was a
larger proportion Of top cattle among
tho offerings than there was last week.
We quote prices at 81 bo,a'h Oh per 100
pounds, few selling at the former
figure. All quotations given in our
live stock reports are OF tho retail mar
kot, except where otherwise stated.
rHE SWINE MARHEE
With the receipts slightly exceeding
halt the numbers reported last week,
prices have advanced, and the market
has been fairly active at the advance ot u
iull H. since our last quotations, The
quality IL about the same ~ that at last
week offerings, We quote NJ stat
cents, mos, sales hoing ollcrei ut it@li
cents per pound not, with extra weight
oil at even cents, Some l,Wp arriVed
UP Ia Saturday, and the balance, nearly
400 head, since then. Receipts this
week 5,2Ti head against p,Sll lait week
aud S,Ba6 head same time hast year,
Hkrr AM LAMBS
Arrivals this week .,,.,,..,,..l w
Arrival, last week NJ
Arrivals une Year alo .,,''',s' W.
REMARKS,
Tho run has been very light this
week, with few good sheep among tho
receipts More than hall al tho arr.
walls were taken from the droNurs 10y an
Eastern dealer before the market hal
fairly opened. We quote lair 10 good
sheep AT Ma &c. and good to extra at 4
Go4iv Lambs At IC95c per ID gr"ss. No
sales Of stock sheep recorded,
MIlCu COWS,
The best COWS are scarce and In COOL
demand; common arr in iull supply md
dull We quote prices AT s2oh5O per
head, W. toquallty.
Hast Liberty.
East ImERry, December 3.--Cattlc -
Receipts to-day ~ head; all Tor this
market 10 through stock The supply
continues light, aud nearly all sold At
last weeks prices Tho feeling IL not
quite M good ~ Monday.
Hogs Rrccipts to-day 800 head
Workers. s. 7htt2 SA, Phtlaielphias
81 OOCt3 20,
Sheep. Receipts to-day 400 head.
Market active; all sold u ~ NNnl ~
Chicago.
CmCAGo, December 3-Tho DroWIS'
Journal reports hog receipts h3NO head ;
shipments 400 head. Market lie
munliEcd, choice heavy MHl@ lower
ut - Sha3 ~, light - 6Oa2 III; mlNod
packing 81 hMd2 20,
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 100 head, run heavy, Market
lower, shipping steers ~ hhdI 30;
feeders and htuckcrs IN lair demand but
at - IOna 10, butchers dull; COWS
- ONd2 30, bulls - ooG2 10; steers
~ Shd3 W.
sheep Receipts 100 head. supply
heavy. rrlucs lower NJ - 50n3 -.
Cincinnati.
CINCiNNNri, December g. - Hogs
Quiet aud lower: common 81 lhGH2 u /,
light ~ 50tdg tn, packing ~ cog "a,
butchers 81 76@2 81 Receipts $50
head; shipments l,a03 head.
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HAPPY NEWS !
Prepare for the Holidays !

The public and tho Ladies' In gen
sral who have Waited our estab-
llshment within tho last week, will
CO. operate with us In saying that
tho Bargains we are now offerln0
snrpass anything ever offered IN
this city for seventeen years. Yet
our inducements have no end. We
declare that no house East or West
can or shall compete with US.
Fresh Bargains added every day,
and as tho season advances tho
crowds will COnarsgate still more
within tho walls Of our three story
brick building.
Extra hands. Everybody Will
DO waited on,
Don't fail to call.
1. blum ~ Bro.
il04 Main Street.
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Philadelphia.

Pan ,l,rLrHih, Dcccmber 3 Flour
Quiet ard unchanged Rye Flour
Ass nj Wheat quiet hut steady
No. 2 rtd o. 0stal 0Si Aml.er ~ 0sEa
I Osi white 81 Ostai 10; No. 2 Chica-
~ sic ',orn--luieti yellow +6i@fIic
mixed Fc Oats Lower; white vest
ern .M3lc, mixed western 27(n29C.
Ryc--,t,ilct; western 5sq5tc. froYis-
ions STEADY. Pork Meas - INA y p.
Beet India mess So O0(Bl9 "a. Hams
--smokod 7itasic picked 6iCE7c green
IA. LaId Quart bot steady; prime
steam ode. Batter Duh; New York
state aI,d iirsitofiI oounty, Pa, extras
tq2Se; Western ksserye iG%plsc.
Eas Demand lair and market drm ;
wcSlern.ass Cheese Dull al 1CBgtc,
Petroleum Easier, refined ST.; crude
1ic. WhlAky--N ominally unchanged.
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IIOIISIGI< IIILl'IIIsS,

r,,tnl CnrA scut uH with your address viii
,u,,,r,. noe Iu rrturu oar Illustrated circulars ~
uirr unuaciutnishiuK Sprrialucs. fA'NhM
".t,u,s Manufacturers 5Nl Pearl street. y. y
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REMARKS OK HIKE CArrls.

WHERE THE CNrTLE WE'RE FROM
Virginia, 23l; Ohio, s9S; West Vir-
GINA, 81.
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AGENTS, READ THIS.

We win pay Agents SALARY st sin p"t mn".h
aud cNpr,,srs, ~ allow lnnSn o"mnnNl"" '"
srU uur nov aud wonderful tnNonunWh W"
,,,uu vhNi 40 say Address without delay
SHERMAN n 60. MARSHALL, Michigan
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MILwkUEgE hcceInbsT "a Flour
Quiet AID unchanged. Wheat Qniet I;
opened at an advance I'll h. aud closed
dull; No, l Milwaukee hard g4ic; No.
Milwaus - soci, No, do s3ic; seller
Deoeml.r S3lc; SELLER January Sale;
scIisr February s5ic No. 3 oaIcj No. Z
cole. REJECTED %. Corn steady; No.
3lc. i,.is- stronger; No. a0ic. Rye
In hg.$ demand; No. i3iG. Barley
Dull sd lower; No 2 spring, cash sc (;
seller ia. aary SAFE. Provisions juliet
and irRf Pork Old - 20; new ~ ~,
lAFd--P4 Inc steam - 20.
Toledo.
ToLEDt December g. - Wheat
Firm; anlbcr Michigan spo, and seller
lleoembsS 59ie. seller January ssic bid (;
No 2 res winter spot aud seller De
ceInbeT 90 asked, eiie Did; seller Jan
uary aJlc amber western sic; No. 2 am
bcF Illin.as Gie. Cota-luieti high
mixed, pew, sse; No. 2 sale; new size.
49, Fttsshur9h-
PiTTsss kGH, December 3.-Petrole-
um-Quhst; crude 81 Is ~ Parkers for
immediate sbipusent; refined ec LOG
Philadelphia delivery, =
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A utNrs WANTED FuR lhE heSr ANp
n fastest splliug Pictorial Hooks anh mhics
T,,s uddcrd 80 pcr cent NN''"NAh ~"
IIguINU 60 rhiain,, Ia h"'w
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LIVE STOCK.
baltimore Live stock Markst
BALrIAoRs, December 2.
ar,-strrs poR ruE wEHK,

Rrcslrrs ron ruE wksK,
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Who for 'Govsxnor.

The Waco E:ra,xiner says {:
1--WE believe that the election
of a Governor who is bona fide
farmer would not only be act
Of justice to them, (the farmers),
but also of far-reaching moral
effects on their efforts to better
their social condition" This
is all bombast; a man should be
elected not because he is a far
mer, a lawyar, a doctoror of any
other calling profession, but be-
cause of his peculiar fitness for
the position. We do not think
it in consonance with sound
Democratic principles to make
any class distinction. The peo-
pie are all equally interested in
a good government; we do not
see that there is any occasion
to select a candidate because of
his profession be it farming or
law. Should the successful candl-
date be a farmer. we should GER
tainly have no objection to him
on that score. Let the coming
man be nominated on account
of his peculiar fitness to fill the
gubernational chair, and then
inquire into his profession after-
wards.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-04-05

Spring fights have opened in
Burton; the hearts ofthe officers
are greatly rejoiced thereat.
Merchants, law and medicine
are down with the tide. Farm
ers are busy and need rain very
much. :
A grand picnic will be given
on, the 10th inst. by the Odd Eel
lows Of Burton. A general in
vitation is extended.to. all. The
orators selected for,,the day are
DR.. St. c. Hussey, of Bren-
ham and I. H. Bowers. Esqr., of
Burton. Nothing further except
Eye loke" isgoingahshingo on the
BraZos. REDWOOD, !,
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Halls command has not
been paid for six months. The
Rockport 7ranse,ist appeals to
the people Of southwestern
Texas for funds to keep the or
ganization in the field until the
Legislature meets.
A conspiracy was made
among the conyicts. at Hunts
vile. to escape. by numbering the
guard. The plot was divulged
BY one Of the conspirators and
nine out Of the leaders arrested,
ironed and placed in close con-
finement. =.
= In January. last a man
giving his name as Geo. Will
iams was arrested in McLen-
nan county. charged with burg
lazy. He has been in jail ever
since and finding that he was
likely to be sent to Huntsville
confessed that he was an escap-
ed convict named Antonio Har-
ris. sent from Victoria county,
for FIVE years.for horse stealing.
He will be sent back to the
Peuitentiary.
The Waco Telephone
learns .from a gentleman just
from I.ampasas that there have
been seven penitehtiary convic-
tons BY the district court. The
HigginssI FARRELL .-feud.. is still
raging in Lampasas county.
In anticipation of trouble a
number oil citizens were sum-
moned on the state police force
and all others disarmed.
The Victoria AdU0cat
says in April, 1876 Mr.. David
son, OF Mission Valley, Vic
toria- county, purchased 300
head of oneeyear. old graded
eweS; paying" therefore $1,000.
Last year he bought eight high
grade bucks and now has flock
numbering 1000 head, about
600 Of which are this seasons
lambs of superior grade. He
has already realized $1,000 from
wool, and the Clip to be shear
ed next month will add at least
$500. During the past winter
Mr.. Davidson fed his flock corn
quite freely, and his sheep are
now in fne condition.
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THE Sedalia, Mo-, Democrat
commenting on an item stating
that a Jerseyman was in Falls
county, Texas, organizing the
Loyal League, under the name
ofgreenback clubs says:
1t may not be strange, but it
is nevertheless true, that where
ever can be found any cause,
clique, cabal, conspiracy, organ
izatioi, or institution calculated
to do the Democratic party
hurt or harm, there is at the head
Of it, or chief cook and bottles
washer in the kitchen which
feeds it, will be found a meek,
sleek Republican, as fat as a
mole and as seemingly uncon-
scious Of any sinister motive as
Guy Fawkes was when they
caught him amid his powder
kegs and his combustibles. And
let the sun light but once fall
upon him, and how valuble he
becomes. Why, bless your
dear soul, is his self-abnegato-
ry examination, ] was just help
ing the boys out in a little mat
ter of forming a greenback club.
You see the currency question
is the. one all absorbing question.
of the future, land there's MOTH:
ing like beginning in time, you.
know, to get the issues ready.
Then he'll dive down again,
meek and sleek, and go to bur.
rowning as soft as a mole, and
like a mole as soon out of sight.
z n Z
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The Austin Statesman says !:
"Within the past eighteen
months lands have doubled in
value along the International
road. from Round Rock east,
and for miles either way. Men
who bought lands have made
money byi it. Williamson coun-
ty has been greatly benefited
by it"
Here we have illustrated the
value of railroads to a county,
and this very plainly. The G.,
c. and S. F. railway will do as
much for the various counties
through which it is proposed to
build it. Austin, Burleson, Bell
and part Of Milan counties,
have no railroad connection
nearer than twenty or thirty
miles. a railway will bring
bring them close to market, and
at the same time enhance the
value of their lands fully as
much if not more than il has
done in williamson county.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-04-05

Mr.. FOSTER, our Minister to
Mexico, since his-departure for
Washington, has been denoun-
ced byall the newspapers Of the
city Of Mexico, with one excep-
ton. They declare that he is
an obstacle in the way of set
ding difficulties between the two
nations, and that he is actuated
by personal motives. The St
Louis Republican, says: 1--WE
fail to see what the government
is to gain by this interminable
delay in the Mexican matter
If Diaz is to.be. recognized at
all, why not do it at once and
get the benefit of it3 1.-The is
not to be recognized, why not
tell him so and face the conse-
quences' That recognition is
of small consequence to us, but
Of very great consequence t.
him; and it should have been
granted just as soon as Diaz
became the de faeto president"
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ChappsII Hill Locals. :
March Il, 1873.

~ q. :, G ;,.:. :. March 81, 1873.
! .Drrweatlfcr makes the farm
efss -grunibie.- The merchants
now, occupy themselves: =. by
winking" at eachr.'other.
Sharp kniYes. and goods; boxes
are now in demand.
|. The Greenback Club met at
the. usual time. Nothing of
material importance occurred.
Several speakers excoriated the
boadhoIders very.seyereiy, The
bondholder, however, is able to
stand it. and. will continue to
draw his interest with character
istic promptness. =.
Fishermen have had good
luck this week, judging from the
quantity Of fish offered. on the
streets. The average darkey
that had a dime to- invest i'll a
pound of flesh, was happy;
Town election Monday and
many candidates IN the field.
Here. the Office seeks the man,
but it can't; find him. Don't
let this get above whisper in
'Brenham, for / would fear the
result were it known. -
A. R. Hill and Levy Rogers
were arraigned before Justice
Onins on Thursday, charged
with the murder of Billingsly
and Anderson. After the. ex-
animation each party was held
to bail in a bond of $500 to an
swer before the District Court.
1t will be remembered that some
time ago the same parties
were before Justice Hynes upon
the same charge, and they were
discharged. I understand they
have given the required bond
and are now at liberty.
MIR. Leroy, the colorless man
who was mentioned in the BAN
NER some time ago in connec-
tiou with the. cremation Of a
colored lady's shoes, got drunk
last Saturday and took the
town on a mule; he was soon
discovered trespassing upon the
dignity of: the State, and was
lodged for the night in the City
Hotel. / learn since then he
and his angel" have winged
their flight to a land where the
mule, the negro and the "gias-
cults dwell in sweet harmony,
and, where social distinctions
are unknown.
The hog cholera has pre-
vailed here to an alarming ex-
tent, killing fully halt the hogs
in town, and this may have
been one of the inducements
that led Leroy to leave.
I; If at any time Chappell Hill
should nominate a Governor ;"
i will telegraph you. rs,.
~ - L. z. C.
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ArRIL, ID ls.s.
Editors Banner:
inthe BKsSRR Of March 18th Mr.. Pecksnin,
falls to infurm You that We have not had .
good rain since the second week Of February,
and consequently many farmers have had to
stop ploughing. A quantity ofcotton land Is
still unbroken. Farmers are complaining Of
bad stands Of corn. and so far As cotton Is con-
cerned the seed now in the ground will not
germinate until We have 4 good rain. Gar
dens are falling rapidly. Farmers are almost
* gloomy ~ last spring when the grasshop-
pers were with us. Mr.. Pecksni1 also failed
to give the Baptists creditor q fourshing Sun
day School, failed also 10 state that the Meth
odist and Cumberland Presbyterians have
preaching regularly, we hope Mr.. Pecksnin
will look around and see what's going on be-
fore he writes again. We take 1t for granted
that the Graball neighborhood has had plen-
ty of rain a. Mr.. Keno says nothing about II.
Mr. Keno IL very excu.abls for thinking
without exaSgeration), that he lives in The
hes, portion of Washington county, for We
all think the same.
Mr. L. of Independence differs very much
with his neighbors in regard to crup prospects.
Imet several very reliable gentleman fsem
that neIghborhood several days ago, teome Of
them ministers), and they all complained Of
dry weather. Avery Interesting and instrue-
tive Ministers and Descons meeting held at
the Baptist church, has just closed. A num-
Der of the rare beauties Of Independence.
were in attendance. Imerely state this for
fear II escapej the observation Of Mr. Peck
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The Eject Of R.also~d..


short retrospective view Of Gray
son county: Six years ago
Grayson county was sSo : miles
interior, Jefferson being the
nearest shipping point for pro-
duce, and Abilene and Kansas
City for cattle. Sherman being
the county seat and a frontier
post, had population of about
1000 and the county 1860.
On the 24th day of December
1871, the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, was completed
to Denison and the revolution
inaugurated that has redeemed
the county from its compare
lively wild condition. Magpif-
cent farms, dot the length
and breadth Of the entire coun-
ty. Before the advent Of the
railroad, the present location of
the town Of Denison, was a
wilderness. To-day it is city
of 5000 inhabitants. The coun-
ty has doubled its population
in six years, and the acreage of
improved land has increased
600 per cent.
All the, changes and improve
ments noted above are due sole
ly to the railroad; the town Of
Sherman has grown to a city,
claiming upwards of 10000 pop
ulation. The railroad is the
modern civilizer. In 1850 be-
fore the advent of railroads, in
the west Iowa was a territory
occupied almost entirely by in
dams, Kansas was the same un-
til 1856. The present great
city of St. Louis only contained
about 10000 Inhabitants, to-day
she. has 10000. Iowa and
Kansas, are populous States
traversed in all directions by
railroads and teeming with pro-
suctive farms. All this has been
accomplished within the last
twenty years. Texas is COM
paratively a new State and her
system of railroads is yet in its
infancy. With the present tide
of immigration flowing into the
State, her future prospects are
certainly brilliant. So soon as
the G., C.. and S., F. road is
opened to Bolton the popula-
ton along the entire line from
the Brazos northward, will rapi-
dly increase; without the road,
there will be no material influx
of immigrants; farming at the
present. day, in order to be
profitable. must be carried on
where the means of reaching a
market are close at hand and
the transportation of produce
is rapid.
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LA srArE Lottery cali
the attention of those who are
"sportively" inclined, to the ad.
of the Louisiana State Lottery
in another column. This lot
terry is legitimate enterprise
and is chartered by the State.
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We G. u q ! n 81
FOR DfSfElsIA, FERLOCNEss. AND
GENEAI DEBILITY

BERSAKpsros, MASS, 1862. :
We, the undrsigngd, having used vegetine.
tJke pleasure in recommending II To all thore
troubled with Humorso Of any Kind, DysPep-
ing the great Blood Puriger. Sold by r. L.
CroweIl x Sous, Who sell more of II than all
other Patent Medicines put together.
MRS. l.. +. PERKINS.
MRS. ii. W. SCOTT
JOSEPHUS SLATE.
vegetine Is the great health restorer-com-
posed exclusively Of barks, roots and herbs.
II is very pleasant to take; every child likes IT,
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.AiIl Crock Locals,
APRIL I, 1873.

Z. : APRIL J, 1873.
i The crops and gardens in this
section are needing. rain; very
much. We have now two schools
established in this neighbor-
hook, both of which are in sue
cessful operation; one at the
new school house near Wesley.
taught by Mr.. J. G. Berlin. and
theotherat Bethlehem the Acad-
envy. taught by Mr.. J. E. Gray:
We think that Mr.. J. T.
Swearingen of Brennan, is the
man to represent US in the next
Legislature. What we want is
a good honest, sober-minded
man; one that will always be
at his post, and will make the
interests of his constituents a
study. We have no doubt but
that every one who is acquainted
with Mr.. S. will say that he is
the man for the place.
Rosco.
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VEGETINE
or CnILLs, SHAKES, FEVER 8 AGUE


TAmoHo, n. c., 1873,
Dr. II. r. SrEvESsoS-Dear Sir:I foel
very gIeatftil for what your valuable medicine
VegeIine, has done In my family. wish 10
express my thanks by infoiming you Of the
wonderful cure Of my son; also, 10 LET ron
konw thar Vegetine Is the best medicine ever
saw for Shakes, Chills, Fever and Ague. My
son was SICK with measles In ls53, which lett
him with Hip-joint di.ease, My son suffered
a grgat deal ofpain, all of the time; the pain
doctors did not help him Particle; lie could
not liz his foot from the floor. he could net
move without clutches. read your sdyer-
tisement in tie Louisville Coufirr-Journal,
that Negetine was q great Blood Purifier and
Blood Food l tried one bottle, which was
great benefit He khpf on with the medicine.
gradually gaining. He has taken eighteen
bottles in all, and he l. completely rrstored To
health-walks without crffches or cane. He
Is twenty years Of age. have a younger ron
fifteen years Of age, who Is subject TO Ohiiis.
Whenever be feels one coming on, he comes
in, takes = dose, Of yegeiine and that Is the
last of the Chill. rsgetinc leaves no badef
feet upon the system like most Of.he medicines
recommended for the Chills. cheerfnlly re-
commend vegetine for such complaints.
think IL Is the greatest medicine In the world
Respectfully,
MRS. J.w. LLOYD.
vEGETINE. the blood become
weather or of cliniath, want Of exercise, ir
regular diet, or from any other rause, the
vegctine will renew the blood, carry % the
purid himors, cleanse the stomach, regulate
the bowels and inapart tone Of vigor 70 tAs :
whole body.
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THE International, and Great
Northern Railroad, is in the
hands of receiver. 1t has fail
ed to pay the interest on its
first and second mortgage
bonds.
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Enjoy Life.


What a truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives US grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands Of means
of enjoyment; we can desire nothing better
when in perfect health, but how often do the
majority Of the people feel like giving it up
disheartened, discouraged and worried out
with disease, when there is no occasion for
this feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ
tain satisfactory proof 'that-Grech's August
Flower will make them as free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint IS the direct cause of rs per sent of
such maladies as billousness, indigestion,
sick headache, costiveness, nervous pros
tration, 'dizziness:of the head, palpitatioa of
the heart, and other. distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower viii prove
its wonderful effect Sample bottles, ten
cents. Try it
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a TOPEKA, Kas., dispatch
says the migration to Kansas
this year continues unpr eceden
ted-in the history of the west
Fifty car loads of people arri-
we'd in Kansas in one day. The
season is fully a month in ad-
vance Of previous years. -
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The dog question is assuming
a national importance. In Der
gen, New Jersey, a band. Of
masked men partially succeed
ed in exterminating the CANNES
Of that town. On the other
hand, New York promises a dog
shown May, in which the prizes
will aggregate over $1,000 in
gold coin. It seems that pub
lic-opinioh in regard to dogs 81
by no means unanimous.