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His Would.be Friends Driven %, the wall
The People of the North HOrrlfled n
the Evidence. 5Isf|f
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New York.

NEW loEH, October 1.-Cotton-Steady at
lOHal01Sc; futures strong. Flour-Old Min.
nesota held firmly and other grades unchang.
ed; receipts 1900 barrels; suparllne western
and State 81 S5a5 IS; common TO good IS l(la
80; good to choice S. 35a0 rs; white wheat
extra IS l0a6 so; extra Ohio SO 15a8 so: ST
Louis IS 0Oa6 Is; Minnesota patent 50 25as 90,
Wheat-Str0nger; receipts $4,000 bushels
ungraded spring 81 l2a1 20; No. 8 spring
81 l64al 49, No. 2 81 %; mixed winter 81 81
al "a; ungraded amber 81 22al 2S; No. i
amber 81 2Sal 2s1f; No. 2 81 27al %; ungraded
white 81 27al %; No. 2 81 25a1 26X; No. /
do, sales OF =, 900 bushels at 81 279aI 90 red,
October, sales OF Ia. 900 bushels at 81 27Xa
l 2SH; November, sales OF 232, 900 bushels at
81 Dial 29H; December, sales OF 5000 bush
els at 81 SCh' Rye-Frmer; No. western
&c: Barley-More active; Canada 81 90,
receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded b2a5sc :
No. 2 &c; store 52a52X; ailoat, No. 2 wIite
Soc; No. October 523ic bid, 625Sc asked: No,
yember 6SKc bid; 6S%c asked. Oats
Quiet; receipts 81 900 bushels; western mix.
ed 36aS7c; white western 35%a40c. Hay
Firm and unchanged. Hops-Steady and
unchanged. Oofee-Quiet and firm; Rio
cargoes l21a16 Hc; job lots l2j<alsc. Sugar
-Firmer; fair to good refining 6jSa7 lice.
Molasses- Firm. Rce-Active but not QUO. .
tably higher. Petroleum-Quiet but firm
United soc; crude 591a8Xc; refined 7Nc.
Tallow-Firu at &c, Rosin-Firmer at 81 b
al 80. Turpentine-Quiet. but firm al. S0Ka
Gle. Eggs-Dull and lower; western II 1<ai0c,
Leather quiet and firm; hemlock sole 22Xa
Pc Wool-Domestic fleece 3Sa43c; pulled
22a44oi unwashed l5c; Texans l2aS0c. Pork
Dull and lower; mess at % 80. Beet-Quiet
and steady; Cut MSeats-steady; long clear
40 60. Butter-Quiet and steady; western
9A2Sc. Cheese : Unsettled; western 7Xallc,
Whlsky-W Western at 81 10.
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Bannlore.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-Flour-Firm and
inactive; western Super s. 75al 25; do extra
q 60a6 %; do family IS 5Oae 90. Wheat
Western firm; No. western winter ned.
spot, 81 TN; October 81 274al 49, Novem.
Der 81 2s1ia1 2SN; December 81 29kal 29K.
Corn-Western dull; western mixed, SPOT
SIC; October 6Sa631lc. oats-Firm; Penn.
sylvanR 85aSsc; western white S71I<a39c; do
mixed SiaS6c. Rye-.Quiet at 62a65c. Hay
STEADY prime to choice Pennsylvania sl4a
Bulkmeats-loose shoulder SKalc; clear rib
sides &c; do packed 4Ita8J1c. Bacon-should.
ers 4Ac; clear rib sides exc; hams Hall n,
Lard attic. Buffers Steady; prime TO choice
western packed 13al6c. Eegs-Firm and &C.
tive.at 17GlSc Petroleum-Quiet; crude nom.
inal; refined at &c. Coffee.Strong and ac.
tive; Rio cagoes 12al01Ic. sugsr-Firm ;
A soft s7sasHc. Whisky-Firm at 81 TO-
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CoNHRDRlr X ROADS, \
| (Which Is IN the State Of Kentucky !
| September %, 1879. J
The next election Il liable to be eggs.
tremely eggsciHn, and there shood be in
the South q unity nv aCkshen and a uni.
tormity Nv mems to be yoosed that our
success may be ashoofed. We must hev
q Solid South, that the votes Nv the States
now groaning under Federal despotism
may be throwed for a candidate witch will
recognize the fact that the South hez rites,
and Is reddy to maintain EN-.
In all iint discussions in the Southern
States these roofs shood BIO observed.
l. When q radikel shows q desire TO dis.
cusst the rifle shood never DO yoosed. The
revolver Is better, for there are six loads
Ia a'ravy, and the second may accomplish
what the first Jailed 10 do. But the shot
gun Is the proper weepin, for shot scat
tiers, and no matter how shaly o Shivelry's
hand may be, the t0ther discusser can't
get out nv range Nv q charge Nv shot.
2. Never depend upon single barrolled
obnoxious diScusser. e.
8. AlluE yooss the old.iashloned muzzle
loader. The cartridges that you hev 10
yoose with the breech loader are loaded
with small shot, which won't alluz do.
And besides the breech loaderi Is a Yankee
weeping, and no troo southenar will
yooSe anything Of Yankee make onless he
kin GIT 1t on credit H. r.iIN
4. Load with a heavy charge Nv buck
shot, and alluz put in two oil three slugs.
Slugs Is more convincin than buck shot,
ez they tear bigger hole.
5. Alluz aim OF the button on the back
Nv the coat. The charge then penetrates
the kidneys and liver, and the disturbers
die on the spot. 1t Is Crooelty 10 prolong
their suferins. uei7s'T mo-
Q. Be keerful to observe the law. The
moment the disturber quits kickin, 90
atore the neerest JuStis nv the Peace and
deliver yoorself up. He will immejitly
admit 700 to bale, and the intamus charge
that the Southern citizen Is not law abid-
ing will be dlsaprored.
z: Free speech Is the bulwark Nv our
civiliZashen and everybody must enjoy It,
but ez disturbers can't be allowed, let Il
be. understood that only Dimekrats kin
enjoy that privilege, Meetings Nv Rad
ikels, bein incenjary, must be sternly sup
pressed. Vac
8. A speaker shood never be shot while
on the stand. Lay for him when he hez
got through. II will be found that after a
few Nv EN- hev bin silenced, none will
vencher on 1t, go.
8. Niger meetin houses and Sunday
skools cannot be permitted, ez there are
the hot beds nv radtkelism. One Metho-
dist preacher will offset the good work Nv
dozen grosevies.
10. Postmasters shood. see to 1t that no
Radikel papers are permitted 10 be cirke-
la6d. Newspapers Is nuisance, and et
the Radikels are prevented from taken EN-
they will be entirely supprest in our seek.
shun, ez the troo Dimekrat don't take
them at all. The less newspaper the better
the Dimocrat.
There are other things that might be
recommended, but eli these is followed
out Their Is no doubt Of Dimekratic vic.
tory next year. With Tilden's bari in the
North and the shot gun in the South, we
kin elect, the next President. May the
Lord favor US.
/, I.' PETROLEUM v. Massey,
r. Dimekratic Organizer.
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ETuLAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
Ar NACAULEY's THEATRE, 'S.
nthS City Of LOuiSville, on 81.

OCTOBER 81, 1920.
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY ACT
o. o. The LEGlSLATuREO OF 1850, AND SUSTAIN
u BY ALL THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY (aH
gasdat1 adrtTtemsAI q cha tttFy eOHPanlEI Irh0
"aIn NE aot 0tEHsTLAlY " Gn tbe gratI IN ftTtueky,
q, t0aintry httasidtsgl, OCCUR REG ULAR.
" nS The LAST DAY Of EVERY MONTH (sUN.
BAis kACEPTEDl, AND ARE SUPERVISED BY
FROSlNENf STATE OFFICIALS. 71'ff 75'H7 ~
lqFeG :. '''S -s' -
Livery tIrk0t-hOldr can DO his own Supervisor,
TAI out bis number aud see 1t placed In the wheel.
The Management call AtteatiOn te the grand OppOr-
unity presented NJ obtaining for only g any Of
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES;
Prize. .....s 3oOoolloO Prizes 500 each $1,000
y PIIal 90 each 1O,0OoI 1000 PflfCs iOeaeh 1000
= PTiIsa 500 each 10000 7lUIH : II
me tG99 each approximation PrizeS......- 400
'Pais' 10 S1SR, i :...:..:: SO 30
l,su Prizes. 'i' 9ii24oo
Whole Tickets, o.. IIaIfTiekets, o.,
"neketA, $50. tal % Tickets, 500,
Az applications totclub rate, should b made 70 the
EuIl list Of drawing published In Louisville Courier
; yoSiaA and New York Herald, and mailed 70 Ill
RAt holden. For tickets and Information address
l. l. !; COMMERF0RD, Secretary, CoufiOr-JouFnAl
building, LbulAVIlle, KY, SN29
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PhnndelDhin.

PH1LADELrnIA, October Flour -Ex.
tremely quiet and holders firm; Minnesota
extra family medium 1915; good Sc 90:
choice 50 Ohio family, good $8e5: Sd
Louis do, choice % 10; Minnesota patent 81 Is
az rs. Rye Flour-Firm at n Is. Wheat
Firmer NO. western red, track, 81 2S;No. 2
red do 81 20; rejected 81 15al 20. Corn-Ship.
pers holding off; western high and low mixed,
track, 6aa60c yellow Coo. oats-In good de-
mand western mixed SIC; white 85a$6c Pro
wisconsin, good demand Beet4MesS sig 50.
HAms-smoked s90oa10 90 picked s. GOas 50.
Lard-Western 64aBhc. Butter Easier;
creamery 25a27c; New York State and Brad.
ford county. Pa, extra 20a2oc; Western Re.
serve extra lsa20c. Eggs-Quiet; western laa
2oc. Cheese-Quiet; creamery. t1c; good
loalONc. Petroleum-Firm; refined 7Hc.
lWhiSky-Ffrm western 81 10, IN tI5s : +
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EAsE LlBERTY, October I.-CAIF1R = Re.
celpts today 255 head through, and Go for
this market total for two days 255 through
and 3 SSs local. The supply has been liberal,
but Of very poor quality, generally only about
10 or u loads Of really good; all are, however,
sold, except about 10 loads Of good, Tie mar.
ket has been active ct prices much the same
as this day week ago, probably 100 OF on com.
mon; best, Is 00a6 20; fair to good, 8 ll0aI rs:
common, IS 20aS 0O sales for three DAYS 1883
head aud few loads shipped on In first hands.
Hoes Receipts to-day 3, 1856 head; total for
two days $3.50 head; grassers, IS 60a8 o.;
YorkerS, s. 76a4 90; Philadelphia, q 00a4 is.
SHREP Receipts to-day 400 head; total
for two days 1000 head; selling at . 0Oal 10
for common To best,
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SHORT CREEK LETTER.
Fine Weather for Seeding-Cutting Corn
by MoonliEht-The Wellsburg Fair
Personal, Mention. .t-. Il !
SHORT CREEK, September 80.

Personal Mention ,.,,ra.as y = q
SHORT CREEK, September 80.
Editors IntellIgCneer.
Weare having an excellent seeding time.
Wednesday, the 2Sd, rain fell most of the,
day and the weather since has been cool
and moist. The earliest sowingis already
ripe, and with this weather there will be
little danger from the fly or rust. The
farmers both in Ohio and Brooke counties
are sowing an unusual breadth Of wheat
this fall. Inotce also, that they are, as a
general thing, preparing the ground bet
ter than usual. This comes from the good
returns from wheat in this and adjoining
counties for the last two years. speakingof
returns, l will Just here mention the
crop Of VIM Busbey, ESQ.,, which Is little
ahead OF any that have heard Of. In
teld OF thirteen acres he threshed OF Fultz
wheat 4S6 bushels. In another field OF
ten acres, where one bushel OF Clawson
wheat 10 the acre was sown, there were
threshed $50 bushels. '''
The corn crop is ripe and being cut up,
Some farmers are taking advantage OF
these beautiful nights and are cutting BY
moonlight. As the hay crop was light It
will require all the fodder the farmer can
get to make up his winter supply Of feed.
notice In "Short Creeks" notes OF last
week he particularly mentions the potato
crop, and advises you city folks to lay in q
supply while they are SO cheap. Hall our
crops were like "Short Creeks" think
We had better all take his advice; but the
failure is far from general in this neigh.
borhood.
| attended the Brooke county fair held
at Wellsburg. The show OF stock was vari-
able. Cattle did not seem to me to be as
fine as at some former exhibitions; but OF
sheep there was an excellent showing,
and the premiums were won from strong
competitors. It will pay any farmer to
spend a day or two at every fair and learn
" hat the year has brought forth in new
implements, new varieties OF plants, or
grain, and new methods Of doing things,
Attending an agricultural fair and listen.
ling to the talk Of farmers is the next best
thing to reading an agricultural paper. ~
Miss N. Moody, Of Steubenville, is visit
ing Mrs. James 'Delaplaine. Miss Maggie
Mcconnell, Of Moundsyille, who has been
visiting relatives in the neighborhSod,, re.
turned home Wednesday. Mr.. VIII Mitch.
ell, whose serious illness we noted on a
former occasion, has, We. are glad to learn,
entirely recovered, NEWT.
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Nasty.

Mr.. Nasty Gives Plain Directions for
Conducting Joint Discussions IN the
South During the Next Campaign,
With Other Hints.
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ChinAEn,

0HleAgo October 1.-Flour-Quiet but stea,
dy. WhOAt-.Active, firm and higher; No.
Chicago pring y loi No. 2 81 0lsla1 OK
cash 81 0eTal OF November; 81 OK The
year 81 0SsS December; No. 8, 9SIic; rejected
7sxc. .Corn-1n good demand and prices q
shade higher at S8Ac cash and November
94<c the year S7hc May; rejected 35Nc.
Oats-Demand good and tending upward at
98<a29H 10 cash. 21kc November; size Nay;
rejected 2ic Rye-steady and unchanged.
BAsley-Firmet, Of 79Ac. Flaxseed- Pure
y 2lAl ~ Pork-Dul and prices q shade
lower at % Is cash; s. 40 November; g 10
the year, g 70 January. 1Ard-unSettlOd,
5e7X NoYem6es; Is IS The year; IS 67;5aS %
january. Bulk Meats Quiet and unohanRed.
WhiSky-Steady and unclaimed at 81 O8,
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LONDON, October 1.-PErRolrun-Refined
TOLEDO.

roLEDo, October ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Nc. 8
white Wabash 81 IS; No. / white Michisan
81 lSh asked and 81 ID bid amber Michiran,
cash and October, 81 1S1SS No. 2 amber 81 liz:
No. 2 red Wabash, cash and October 81 l8I;
No. 2 do D. 4 N. red 81 1S1< mo. 8 do 81 10ji:
Western amber 81 131f; No. 2 amber illinois
u l4A. Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed,
cash, 40; No: 2, cash, 40Hc asked; October,
5QHe asked; No. 2 white, cash 47c. Oats
STEADY No, 9 cash and October, 2SXc. Glover
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NOW Yorlt ~ f,oo,I. 1rnrIret

NEW YoRK, October LIN cotton goods the
market continues quiet and prints are dull
n INST hands Dress goods are active, and
singhams are in steady request. Agents arc
receiving fair orders for light weights woolenI
from the clothing trade. FlannelS are In rood
demand and closely sold to-day. Blankets M
doing well. Foreign goods In irregular az,
mAnd. Black and colored CaShmeres are n
good request and firm here and abroad.
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OfnelnnAsl.

orSctszAFr, October 1.-C otton-Quiet and
lower at l0c. Flour-steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Easler and not quotably lower at
81 ela1 Il receipts 81, 900 bushels; shipments
$1,000 bushels Confirm at 4la4iJ<c,
Oats-Easier and not quotably lower at 29a
S2t Rye-Quiet at 6Sa69c. Barley-De.
mand fair and market firm: No. 2 fall 925<a
95c: Fotk-Demand tair and market firm at
SNa96 90 Lard-Srong; current make ut
S6e6a6 10. Bulk Meats-Quiot and upchanp.
cd Bacon-In good demand at full prices Al
81 0Qa4 l2HaB 12ka8 65a8 10. Whisky
Easier at q o. Butter-Easier; faecy cream.
cry 27ci choice dairy l7a2Oc; prime " eStern
Reserve 16al7ci prime Central Ohio 12al4c,
LinSeed 0ll-steady at 62c.
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President Davis and Senator Thurman.
okOlona States ~ }tlE3sr
You can pay the Democratic party no
prouder compliment than say that Pres.
ident Davis is still its "iriend, philosopher
! sn IL sai Is; EGIxE
And We thank God for giving our le-
gion leader so illustrious and 50 ineor.
ruphble. (,
The okelona State has stood by the
Northern Democracy through sun and
storm.shock, and to-day lis fifst choice Tor
President is that headcenters OF Northern
Democracy-United States Senator Thur.
man.
q The Stales defended our friends and sup
porters beyond, The Ohio alta timesWhen It
was unpopular In Mississippi to utter a
word TO their credit =. u 7'e' - -, '.''!
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LOTTERIES.

.tNaAori:ed by de Commonwealth Of y
- ,..::...1::ss:.asss: 18th -
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Ohiearo CnttIe lInr a,

0Rte4sa October 1.-The DsoyeH' Journal
reports
Aoes-Receipts 5000 head shipments
1900 head. Market dull mixed packing IS Is
MAS; Light bacon and choice heavy IS 66aS rs;
prime Philadelphia closed at o 50.
CATFLE-Recelpts $500 head; shipments
4S0 head. Market almost lifelesS; shipping
81 0Oa4 20 for good TO choice; butchers dull =;
Salea q 81 1ba2 40; stockers' steady at g S6a
%; Western cattle almost InSalea6le; butch.
ers nave taken the most Of lOc lower; ship,
pens and carriers not buying; Texans l6c
lower. H.s HlI ~
SHEEP = Receipts 1850 head; shipments
none. Market dull and 10 lower at s. OOa
3 so. 0HI. .I0ll H. y. "
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NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-cofee-Firm :;
jo6bing ordinary to prime, l23Ial71fc, Sugar
in good demand at full prices; common to
good common, SIC; yellow clarified, SIC, Mo
lasses-Nominal. One barrel Of new cane syrup
was received to-day. Rice-The demand Is
Light but holders firm; Louisiana ordinary to
choice, 0a1Nc. Bran-.Scarce and firm at 76c
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BosToN, October 1.-WooL-Demand good
ior fair aeeeea: Ohio and Pennsylvania 9a40c;
medium and No l 4la44c; Michigan and Wis
eonSn extra S7aS1H medium and No l 33a
42c; combing and delaines 42a45c.
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NEw YoRK, October /. : Manufactured
copper-Demand fair and market firm; in.
got lake SIS 25al9 Pig Iron in good demand;
Scotch $2sa29; American $27aS0, Russia
sheeting SIS. Nails-Cut s. Is clinch 81 rs
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Petroleum Market.

PrrTsBuRsH, October l. - PETROLEUM =
Steady; crude s5Hc at Parkers for ship
mIenti refined 7Hc for Philadelphia de-
On CtTr, October 1.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened active with size bid: advanced to
S2kc, declined to SOC, advanced and closed al
SOko bid for old. Shipments, 81 900 barrels,
averaging 48 600 barrels. Transactions 800, 900
IL, LONDON, October 1.-PErRoLEuM-Refned
an AsT ,a;1e, October i. = PETROLEUM = Re
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EEw ORLEANS, October 1.-Cotton--Weak !;
middling 1oHc; low do exc; good to ordina.
ry,9Mc; net receipts 1857 bales; gross 2,S1l
bales. exports c0astwise 20,62l bales; sales
1900 bales; stock 1854 ales,
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GLORY" TOBACCO.
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior to-
baocos and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. 1claim the "Gloty" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
gold tag with the word GLORY" upon It, and
none other is genuine, as it is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
M. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. nu2
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PROVERBS.

ytl5goli n yltI
Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop BitteTs. p
Study Hop Bitters Books use the Meii.
cine; be wise, healthy and happy"
when LIE isa drug, and you have lost all
hope, Try Hop Bltters."
Kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
|and the only safe and sure remedy Is Hop
BitterS-rely on It"
Hop Bttters does not exhaust and dcs-
Iroy, but restores and makes new "
:, "Ague, Btliousness, Drovsiness, Jaun.
|dtees Hop Bltters removes easily" E1'
"Boils, PimpleS, Freckles Rough Skin,
IernPhons, impun blood, Hop Bitters cure. n
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Orgnns
cause the woEst Of diseases, and Hop BittersI
cures them ALL" -
More health, sunshine and Joy In Hop
Ibittsn tAan in all other remedies.n
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief Is the
ra# "a l5 best.
l For sale by LAuonLIS Bsos. &C.,,
+ FL Wholesale Druggists.
Se23.TnIs&W - Wheeling, ". Va.
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BETHESDA SPRINGS.
SUI Another Cure.

The following certificate by J. X. Glenn, of
New York City, will bear perusal. We knew
him to be q great sufferer, and was cured by
Bethesda, RICHARD DUNBAR.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST virginia university,

Nine departments Of study; textbook furnished
al eastt calendar arranged to suit teachers; az
I,hS' Tor One year frOA 9l75 70 $500; non-seo-
ni1, LIBERAL thorough, fall term beEina Sep
,'ES' catalogues and other Information apply
y he President, ]. Il. ThOmpSon, MorSantoEE,
""' W spi .slu I-t .Iil =4 Aul
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cineInnatI Hog market.

oNurSNATl, octOber1. -Hogs-Dull: com.
mon g e0aS 10; light $ 6OaS 7b; packing s. Go
% 80; butchers s. S0aS IS. Receipts, 2,359
head; shipments, $40 head, 45Tfl ~.
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For months my flesh, strength and life has
been rapidly wasting under saccharine dla-
betes By medical advice l had used import
ed Vichy till Its effect was spent Learning
Of Bethesda and It's reported wonderful cures,
| obtained from Its professed agent in New
York, what he sold as the genuine article. It
did me no good. suspecting fraud, I deter
mined to visit Waukesha and drink from the
spring itself It's owner assured me on my
arrival that he had then noagent in New York
for It's sale, nor had he shipped any to that
city for a long time. Drinking freely Of the
spring, began to perceive It's powerful effects
within twenty.four hours. The result OF It's
continued use is that I am now strong and
well man.
[signedl J.K, GLENN.
We append the important information that
the sole agent for the genuine Bethesda Water
for this State, rs well US Ohio and West Vir-
gtnia, Is our well known townsman,
q JOSEPH FLEMING, ~.
He will furnish the water and all iniorma-
ton desired, on application 10 him OF his
81 Market street. Pittsburgh Pa