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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-27
Selling the Jewels.

The Plantagenets were very rough and
ready fnancicrs. When Richard l. took it
into his head to try conclusions with Sala-
din, he raised the needful by turning the
crown manors and fortresses of Roxburg
and Berwick into hard cash, selling offices
of trust to the best bidders, and did not
hesitate to avow that he would dispose of
London itself if a purchaser were forth
coming. Strangely enough, Occur de Lion
never seems to have thought Of doing the
same by his crown jewels. Henry III. was
the first English monarch who had recourse
to that undignifed expedient. The idea,
indeed. did not originate with him; for it
is recorded that when some person or per-
sons unknown suggested that the repleni-
shing Of the royal Golfers by selling the
crown plate and jewelry, the king limited
doubt as to the likelihood of finding pur-
chasers, and being assured that the citizens
of London would gladly accommodate him,
Henry exclaimed: "On my word, if the
treasury of Augustus were brought to
sale, the citizens are able to be the purchasers.
The clowns, who assume to themselves the
names of Barons, abound in everything,
while we are reduced to necessities. "
Notwithstanding his Indignation, Henry,
like other men in his predicament, was
willing enough to deal with the full pursed
ones he abused, and so, in 124S, he sold
the citizens of London all the plate and
jewelry he had not already mortgaged 10
the merchants of France. The relief affor-
ded was, however, only temporary one,
for seven years later, we find him demand
ing 5000 marks of the Jews, and answering
their remonstrance against the reaction by
pleading he was beggar, spoiled and strip
ped of all his revenues, without farthing
wherewith to keep himself, and therefore
must have mouey ON any hand and by
anV means.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-27

The life of every man is as the we'll
spring of a stream, whose small begin
nings are indeed plain to all, bat whose
course and destination, as 1T winds
through the eXpanses oil infinite years,
only the OmniscIent can discern.
Have you known how to compose
your manners? You have done great
deal more than he who has composed
books. Have you known how to take
repose2 You have done more than he
who has taken cities and empire.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-27

AS the body is purified by water, so
is the soul purified by truth,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-27

Well. Shamus, what brought YEP
lt's dead, sure thought We
What kept We this fortnight from calling on
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
DR.. WASSERZuG

P. o. Box 385 BOG Harrison street, between Third
and Fourth, Davenport Iowa. Rooms l. 3. 3 & 4.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
CONSULT
Dr.W Ass Err ZUG
FROM POLAND

On all Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases, Di-
ploma in Office, 306 Harrison street, between
Third and Fourth, Davenport, Iowa, Room
Ia, "a. Postofice Box 3S5.
Office hours from O'Clock forenoon to O'Clock
in the evening. Sunday from TO II O'Clock in the
forenoon, and from to in the afternoon
DR.. Wasserzug having had experience are prac-
tice for twelve years in Europe, can be consulted
with The greatest confidence on al diseases incl
dental to the humau system. When you have tried
all other means snd exhausted the skill of medical
practitioners in old chroic diseases. consult DIR.
Wasserzug tie Poll physician. All who have heen
inluriousy treated. suffering from the dire
tal effects Of murcurY other mineral poisons, or
thoee who may be deemed incurible will secom
tall to Obtain speedy and permant Mt relief
Catarrh IN all Its phases, Scorbutic kruptions,
Blotches OF the skin, liberated Leg, Cancers. Tu
mors Shin Diseases of every kind, RheumaIics
Scialica, Gout, Liver Complaint, Asthm~, Dysen
terry, Piles, Fits, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, lis
ases of the Eye and Ear, all Kidney ana Urinary
| Diseases, etc etc.
All matters strictly confidential. Special atten
ton paid to all female diseases. Tape worm ex
| PEELED in three hours.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
BeauIiful Hair.

FROM J. A. TYNEs. A WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN OF WILSON, N, C,-My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
kind of dry tetter. which kept the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, hut after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restor d TO its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and is growing beautifully. By
telling of the effect it had on the head
of my wife / have induced q number
to try it, and | want you to send me
dozen bottles by express. | enclose
postoffice order for So to pay for it
London Hair Color Restorer is sold al
IS cents bottle by all leading drug
giss 5. DR.. Swayne s. Son, Philadelphia
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
ston, Druggist. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
PENS.
z Q 2 Q U n G M e N 4.
a SURE CURE

The awful effect of early vice, which brings on
organic weakness, destroying both mind and body,
results efore consumption sets in are palpitation
of the heart imidity, trembling, dyspepsia. ETC.,
with those sad conditions of mind so much to be
feared, foreetfnlnees, chaos of ideas, sadness of
spirits ugly imagining. dislike in social life. and
brooding N elanchoiy.
Married men, or those entering that happy
life, aware of physical dis bility excitabiity OF
the nervous organic dmunition, or other Irregular
ites. quickly assisted.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11

l., GOES G. CO..
Warereoms No 81 Chambers aud 81 RE &C Streets
NEW YORK.
HORACE DURRIE s. CO.. Agents.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
The 9Sailg Arsns,
ROCK ISLAND, ........rLLrnoIs
Cost of Arms made at the Springfield
Armory.

Armory.
The Sherman family's Army Bill as
reported by Senator Burnside, which was
to have come before congress on yester-
day, the 9th, lost its place on account of
the death of Representative HartridgA of
Georgia. The patent bill once before
drove it away. and now it cannot eome
before congress until the other special
orders are disposed Of, and 10 the mean
tims the people will have time to ex-
press their condemnation of its obiectiopal
features.
Among the most severe criticisms pass
ed upon it is from Col. Benton, commander
OF the Springfield Armory. He refers
only to that portion OF the bill which prac-
tieally abollshes the manufacture of arms
and munitions of war by the government.
The Association of Manufacturers of
Arms, Ammunition and Equipments of
the United States, 10 L emorial pre-
sented to the commission. stated that the
cost of manufacturing arms at the govern
ment armory at Springfield was largely in
bv private firms, and presented figures to
show that the average cost of each Snring-
held rifle, made at that armory during the
year 1877, was $ll5. The memoriaIists 3
said there were private arms manutactu-
ring companies In the country which would
contract to make Springfield rifles iGeuti-
! cal with those made at the Oatlonal
armory for SIS each. In making up
| n
age cost of manufacturing rifle
at Springfield the memorialists placed
the reported value of the national armory
at 100000. and assumed that all tits
money was invested for the special pur-
pose of manufacturing arms. The injus-
tlce oil such a calculation is pointed out by
Col. Benton in his paper, which shows
that the figures given include the stock OF
6eld artillery, small arms, munitions, ETC.,
now stored at the armory, some of the
small arms stored being those which were
purchased during the rebellion from the
manufacturers who join in the memorial.
Col Benton also shows that the year 1877
does not fairly represent the production ol
arms at the armory. He gives the aggre,
gate production for The FIVE years ending
june 80, 1878. which shows an average
yearly production Of over eighteen thou
sand stand OF arms instead OF seven thou
sand, as stated by the memorialists, which
would place the cost of each rife at $38
6l, instead of $1l5, as calculated by thu
memorialsts.
Col. Benton furnishes tables showing
the number Of rifle muskets produced a
the armory during the rebellion aud tn
ayera pc cost per rife, which was S1l 7Q
= He also furnishes tables showing the num
Der of rifles of the Springfield patter1
purchased from private parties during tb'
same period, the average price of whicl
; was $2O AS the government manufact'
ured over eight hundred thousand mus
kets during the rebellion, the saving to th
United States from 1861 to 1855 wa
about ST 500, 600, or sum more tha
. twice the entire cost of the Springfield ar
mory, since its establishment.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
POVERTY AND sUFrER1n G..

Il was dragged down with debt, power
ty and suffering for years, caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did them no good. was complete
IL discouraged, until one year ago, by the
advise of my pastor, procured Hop Bit
ters and commenced their use, and 10 one
month we were all well, and ncne of us
have seen sick day since. and | want to
say to all poor men, you can keep your
families well year with Hop Bitters for
less than one doctors visit will COST
know it. A WoRKTNGMAN.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
A Quick Cure Guaranteed.

No minerals used. Young people losing their
health. spending time with pretending quacks and
unsuitable treatment. forcing disease into their
bodies by deadly pHisnns causing fatal disorders
to the head throat, nose. liver and lungs stomach
and bowels speedily cured. No false modesty
should prevent them calling at once.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
DR.. BONAPARTE & co.
CURE YOURSELF!

D Bohannans Negotiable Curage IS warranted to per-
rauruy all forms Of spermauorrhe2 or Seminar
weakness, Gsneral Debility, ImPoeney ETC., and restores
"lOst Power" and brings back the youthful Figor OF
those who have destroyed it3y sexual eescs or evil praG
tees IN from weeks time This remedy which
has been used by DIR Bohauran in his private practice Tor
thirty wears known TO ta in curing even
the WORST CASES il gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect those miGde-agcd men who feel
weakness beyond their years Its nvgoatng properties
arc felt az once Young suffering from the Conse-
OueHces OF that readuy destructive habit OF SefAhuSe
cen use this medicine with the of speedy and
PERMANENT The patient gains strength and eas-
tgy spirits once, it acts directly the parts atec-
ed soothing and healing TONIC and anodyne to the re-
laxed seminal vesces and rritaed ducts impang power
and and restoring them u their natural sta the same
Il the baneful habit had never besn Indused in The
Ingredients simple productions OF uaturebarks roots
herbs, etc, and specific for the above diseases
All parsons must, before contemplating marriage reflect
sound 'ud and body the tost necessary requl-
sites prOrnote connubal happiness. Indeed without
'ese the Journey through life becomes weary grinlage
the mind becomes shadowed with despair ard filed with
tbs melancholy rejection that the happ of another be-
comes hghteh with
n-Price Five Dollars with full directions, etc, to
address For sale only at DR. G. A. Bohnn9ans office
No 62l North Fifth street. between Washington and
Green street. St Louis Mo Established in leE
clear deneaon Of the nature, symptoms,
cure ETC., of SYPHILIS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS Etc, sem
FREE to any address upon receipt of one stamp.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
JAMAICA arvars

Purchasers OF Browns Ginger are warned az airst
piratical counterfeits intended to be sold on the
splendid reputation OF this matchless article. al
REAL Browns Ginger is eLRred ~ FREDERICK
BROWN, Phi adelphia, an, the label bearing his
name is Incorporated with his private U. S Inter
nal Revenue Ssamy. to counterfeit which is felony
Browns Ginger-for Travellers use.
Browns Ginger-for Summer Complaint.
Browns Ginger-for Cramps and Collie
Browns Ginger-for Sea Sickness, Nausea.
Browns Glnger-for Stimulant; no reaction.
Browns Gmger-used by Army and Navy.
Browns Ginger-used all over the Wcrld.
Browns Ginger-eounteract impure Water.
Browns Ginger-prevents Malarial Disease.
Browns Congratulations Summer Drink.
Browns Ginger-excellent in Rheumatism.
Everybody knows the value of Browns Ginger si
q household necessity and preventive of disease
Be sure your druggist gives you the right kind
Browns Ginger as described above.
FREDERICK BROWN,
Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
PALM SOAP,
PURE PALM SOAP

Established forty years. and for sale by more than
one thousand etorekeepers. This Soap has no
equal in quality or cheapness, for Bath and Toilet
use, bein. made of LIBERIAN OIL from the
PALM TREE. Packed in boxes containing two,
three. five or eight dozen. A liberal discount to
Wholesale Dealers. Manufactured BY GRAVES d
SON, 1905 Christian sire t, Philadelphia. 1t is
used by the oldest resident families physicians,
and MANY public institutions--the Amer can Hotel
Baths, Public Ledger" Post Offlca, Water De-
partmeTt, and the Turkish Baths.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-01-11
- PROF. CHAPTN'S q
RuCnUPAIBA
Injection E'leur.
Greatest remedies on earth for
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

BUcHUPAIBA-a sure thing-guaranteed quick,
complete cure for all Urinary Kidney Bladder and
Genltal Diseases, in male female, as weaknesses,
1aek n o tone and power, Paralysis Diabetes Gravel
Inaction, Turbid Urine, elect, Brick Dust. Milky
.u otner deposits Structure, Atony Irritation In
aanlnma1lon, Cordee, Whites, Impure or diseased
ana Thighs, Dragging down, Dripping, Ulcers. Tu-
mors, Dropsy, ELlargmeBt of Prostate &c. Price.
CHAPIN's INJECTION FLEUR ia to he nsad with
Buchupaiba, in cases of Impure or Diseased Dss.
charges. Price. with Syrine) 81. Sold by Drug
gsts ADVICE free See circular with bottles
Depot, IS Barclay street, Kew York
Prof Chapin's reputation as specialist in above
diseases his long and varied experience in private
Hospital and Dispensary practice in New York ity
is guarantee to character Of hese preparations
they are not cheap ''wishy washy soldly re
liable. With these you can
, 1879-04-23

HOG pnODUCrS-Wero active ana weak Mcss
pork anld down to 400 per hra hGtoW tho closins
ptTcrs of Mondays Change, portion ai which
decline occurred however, tho pgovlous afternoon.
Other products weakened III sympathy, tho psox!.
matu CAUSE being an expectation OF larger receipts
Of hugs, while Liverpool wna Oil per lie lba lower
on aoae cuts Of meats. rr.ccs haye now fallen oR
TO 20 low point that aon,s operators wera nsk!nx
for the bpttom 6gurss OF last year Tho lowest
rrnt pricea In May last ware ~. ~ for purk @ 71f
for lard, md o.. IL Tor short rbs; trum which It
viii to yccn TINT meats aro higher NOW than then
III compared With lard and pork.
atkss ponx-naclinod l7kQ.oc par br., and
cloaed 13u below tho latest prices Ut Monday. Sales
were reported Of 1.oUo bsla seller Apri! at $D 3O
b0D brla do At 81. 10; II, 500 hrs aclsf May 1t
Sn.2bGlD 4Qt "a. 600 hsa ao1cr juno at 81. 3tl6a
D.b..l; and &, $50 brls tees July ut St 5Gdb 10.
Total, 10. 2a0 brls. This market closed dull al
50. VIII for rash OF acer April. 80. a75sD. 10 fur
MAy, $o.HhlD, 90 for Jane. and ~. 10 for Jniy.
9uosca AZ 81. .750 10. and extra ptltnu il 81, T5p
LAup-neelinod 7,sGp 1oe pcr 1ot lbs, .n.. clusc..
71ic 4claw the lateat pricos Of Monday. balcsweto
re,'rtll Of +, 7J lea asl!er My AZ e5. HD1t ha;
' so.sd Ct aa !. % .e ss9 os .s:s IL
lunu. nil s.. sE:!s iar July. ''0''' ~
MEArh. .WrEs actys. ehlenItR local futures. and
!nent, hui outside The regular maFkot. and ptoba.
lsy several unEepoftcd purchases Maae to iill ur-
tsfs WHICH had pse!.ousiy been |tMI.s!l below The
ona asl short clears Al 81. thp.4 .67,i; u. OO 100
lbs short rius at 3i.0 upot, $is74;G8i. :i. sullcr
tiay, t+.37,sG4.4h collar Juny,. 81. .5oa $, lot
spat I'LL ssxie wsso he e.o.as pfess pus
1u0 lbs on Tho leading cuts:
, 1879-04-23

nURrAIo. an,
DurrAIo, April 2a..-UA7rLE- 1eeciptt, sl,} N
nsrket dnil E9od 70 choico shlrsIs t see; a: .s1.
sfal loads of Extra ned At d. o6t5 @; s!ofx1j I'LL
$s,.s9@SS. s99sS mixed lots. ss''oes9 wi ''"
Hussp AND LAuus-Rccclpts. $3.50; tassrs' -.
without dccided change; IN doh,aMl an1 dsi nasiisM M
light: ialr to good Western sleop' s'''o''''S''
" lfoas-lsscs!pis, o,1po; market eas'ar: p. p.
4netahIf luweri supply equal to tho @ us~15 q ii
1osk9Es, ~. 79Gt3, 10; medium ana aea''' '''''
81. LOUIS. ,.s.
Sr. LOUIS, April g. -CArrLx-stronEet on n,.tf.' IT,
butchers steo.s, $3 $50 30; cows and hss,s s! t.
81, D0ao4: 40; cern.fsl :rsxanS, s3'"oSs+""' ~
cclpts, 61U: shipments, 200. .A t.,y1.
$2.OOQs9. ID; Yoska to HaItilao.es 81 :asgs H.
I smSSta .n heavy s3'Aot reco'p''' H. ooo 'D'p'
slxEr-Quiot and unchanged; Cannon y n: .I Ie.
81: ooD3. 7b; good 70 fancy. s4.57':e'''i''" w. "
eeipts, l0o; shtpinonta. 'hO.
hast Liberty. IA.
EAT L,nrs5y, ~. Aps!l s2 r.. 1Gas,tti Gmass,tsti 10
sgsaxs stasf eao sos ~ yseep M Is:s
crss no other buyers heroi unly two or ,p Htj N
be!nR sod to ahp; pslcvs ranged f5o9' Fl st;ts0l
fGf iait e s1tts ana f9F sSoeY sS Yotksts o
surxr-lscee,pss, !, 800 head: e!'rreu:: I'D: oct
load Of extra nuoied, IN ihs. sold a. ee' ~''
about over tor thr Wock.
KANBAa CITY.
sp<etat D1pateA to The IrthuHer m. p5ftf
KANaAs CI7r, Ma.; Aprl! 1s5;itnuep!., io,;
itmer: naifye shippott. 81. Du&ti.7o; nslho = ~
crsrna issdess, 81. .769I. 10, nattfe iowa
Oh 10. .,u..nts 0:9t
steady: faIs 10 chuieo packing, Saosia" ''"'
Light shipping, $2. 56Gb2 w.
WATERFOWL. RI.
WArkn1ows, April ~. :.1.xEF ;!a iz3j3
ttipts, UsOi sales, cholss. a7.76i e1"a'
, 1879-04-23

The following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Tuesday, April y:
oErt rRuFRnTy.
Western ~. n " cor Of Rt6ala 1t, 4 I, 4Bx
llh q. dated April 2l tcatnsIus Griffin
cIytassn ~. y ttsys ii ,iiu.chot st,.wi s'oo'
ehxi lou II, dats4 Anil III trhaodoss ...-.
MolIMaun to % !. :: Holm q al)..:. $500
:ax3oo H.. datud Aprtl ii tLIdwia ...
g, sclu!dt IL Louisa sehu!du ........ -. 600
120 II with tho .tpiGo nNliding y,
datan April ~ tEugons i. Pike u Fred,
et!ek Ayss, ot LoMsll) ::......".:.. aoo. 900
, 1879-04-23

HoGS-Tho SIMPLY WINS sma.l, hut t1etpia1
bacon seaics, for which ttirro wore buyera At ):
ady!allce, thoso was nu Improvement IN pstets
ket was wenk. md Tor tlla lssa desirable qualities
&c lover. Packers did mt saaul to want NAM
hogs. md sellers 1ad hard WORK to diapnse o. essa
hogs sold at S 40Gh:!. 10; pour to good pacse's !.
50. ltlGt:!, 1; md fair to cauico heavy shppcr ;:
50. a5Gpa III, Sklpa Weto snablp at -. 6J9sh o..
Tho market closed woa!t, With a declining tea
lcncy.
All snlcs nre made subject to q shrinkn2e ol II
lbs fur piggy apws4 and ~ lbs for stagt.
, 1879-04-23

The following were the receipts mud ship
naents Of the leading articles of produce IN this
city during tho twcnty-fonr hours ending at
o'clock on Tuesday morning, and for the cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-04-23

'ng to foreign ports: 5,a7l brls flour, a7,10a bu
wheat, 242, 800 bu corn, f5o brls pork, OIL other
pkgs do, 1o,es2 boxes meats, 4,1oa cases canned
do, 6,8sa ties lard, $50 other pkRs do, 30 brls
beef, 10 brls tongues, eco pkga butter nnd
cecsc 1too brls taliow, 1000 brls alcohol, 679,-
Oh los otl.cakc, 893 brls oatmeal. 250 bra corn
meal, II 300 lbs seeds. and q 21o lbs leather.
01t4tN IN STORE.
Tho following arc the footlngs Of tho Official
report Of grain In store III this city on tho o7cn-
fnu nf aatnrdaY ln4t anGl cnrtn 8nnnffnu Llatnk.
, 1879-04-23

NEW ORLEANS,
NHW OnL1ANs, April 2a.-HIght exchange Oh
New York; y premium.
6torllng exchange, bAnkefs' bills, AST4.
FONK!UN,
LONDON, April e2.-Conkois, % ITO.
American Notwithstanding, Is; Eric, 27}{;
prefottcl, 30.
Y: i, londs-'67s, 1884; new Is, l03}s; ~,
10vs&; ~, 1GtA.
FAnls, Ap1il .3.-Itauies, 115f &c,
, 1879-04-23
SALT-Ftnn shit hns heen advanced ,os,,.
nri; " aseo5!ance With Instruction. i1oSS 10 p.t

brl, in accordance with ns.rueionsa f3osl 10 ri,
F'sa iGs,at'e.. aeI,. h Xe fl laao'o: '''0' ''' ii
Goatse H,,t. sn,t. I, hti.::,.:. .........., Ia
mairy. pr, without baqc........,.. l.4o
Ashton md Eureka da!sy, q rack - tHsae %
yEAl.~Was N fair demand al 45i;c TN, :, a,9
'Hsi;Gfs VEuNTSlEs&Se.o &sui REssntS in ,s,r ,.. " TIL
faMga "a G'yon: entnacl, boGa:i bar bns M III
u,ttsoc per 6u box; rnashcs, .55t a. Lettuce.
EsH1 nu ncns. Tug g,cr hn1; nsrlng .hcnn. VI 9es
agus, whtto, 9l.auQi is rcr doz: y. .,; an.; a.pa,
PCT qnz; n!o' nlhnt; 3G1?c per H.. s'sso' Sa.Qe
Minshf-,Whs In falr demand aud ,n.,
IN ntlcc. 5Ale was lepnrscd Of 3; H. 'aSehanFea
yoss sGos on the basis Of Il u per gaon Ii,ate is
:. WOoL-was In small demand NJ ,ro,.,, -"
aeasGe. @ THO 5AtHEnR Hi enys: 'ssIyi,dss yS dsse.lt
nnoak uu0 bhles-nt prices tunni,. f,n,s AI
per ID. ~ to qnn!lty anu condition. t ~ l.sl:a
now arriving an!to freely Ut San F,,nc'selp Il
LUG Representatives " Eaatosn houses no,s and
mn hot anocar discussed to pMrchn ~ ~ NY
iaA allo been An adsnncc In rn1 # ei,hts .; Tne't
l6 anu 10 evident Tint ti,uro ~ m y, -. 4e ptt
ehlpHieht Ehst NJ prices now nakc IN a., rs foF
co. At lltls tiniu last year tho c1tn r.. sahes.
sGntly sumo wcnks IateE. !" Quotattons. s''p tn.
MAsMoa : neeco wool. pof ID ,..,....,.... o,,..
alealuni nn%hshcu u.............,,...'"i;
rnnren III s''''s''' ''''''''''''-... +.,..,,I1f@
1'ub.whsitc1, cholco.... ,,,. '''''aoGcQ
Iutt-sYnsfted. common to falr SSS!ss
Col0fado, metinn to nno.. ..,.,...... '''.r,taa .,paa
Go!ofaao. common .......,...,.,.,,..x1f 1fSH:i 1SH:i
eo''4aoo' eoa'so't'''''' "........-...,,i1ysiitt Il
, 1879-04-23

Long clcars Guutod ut $4.27!s loose md 8t.I0
boxed: cuMserlnnds, 81. 6udtI.75 boxed; long
cut hanS. 7,fGt8ct eet.pIckIcd hAmt, gAd7c
for ~ to Id III &resagei erssn lA1ns. 6QI0llu Ior
Iacon naatod stanG4Ec for shouldsrs. okea6,ic
for short Elbs, 6SGk5.{e tas short clears. SHQ0t
for lsns, al rauyaaud aud packal:
1nEA.k--WAs quoted A. 45, 004t5. 60 for No.
white. 4xQbto Tor good yellow, and 4A04ho tor
brown.
nEEF rRoDUor8-Wtse arm and quiet 81
81. O03SD.2 rs fps mesa, $lO. o0Gtl0.25 for extra
nisss, and stu. 6Q917. 80 Tor hams.