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Nerve sna sar~.lgh,saiag hlmsslf up u
BOP yoa ~tu sscass rnA eas ~ssusd
hss M las. ho~ ,ssa >ss@s 10 ~, h.Ng
AZ. and faSthrSmnt~. ID hhs . ltftss
luislilgvnc~ - Fvgsfd. the ~~hst~sh~sats
II nv site whsi have wa assa" 9Th
hwr, msstsmF
u dcH't AMOS chs, wa Hsss sis
.~t cot ~ ny 6agxyF
''Icar bas gyF WY msAsw yca
srv s~Sssds ,car.slf. -Aich tai ! 5~.
picrv ~ .uch an s,ten, thai sti b.
fofesd ~ call N. p.asc~
''roltc-' y~pltc-rN Ga. shea,cd le,,il,
and -hsa ofsest n.il~y csrns ~ he
,yr, The ~onsn ,bsi.,sd cn The maa'.
ARREST
The bagg, as irt,.a eset ,S tAs
Capital Jasa In un.e IA meet sssshsf
bagsy. tbs occupants "a -hicA sAi .
similsf cspertence sras.sas Ass
fr4l
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

.S;xn'lmen. n you Gee q pusson rush.
In roun De world envciopcd In . dimund
pin an q uls,sr. am DAT any sigu DAT he
pay. tAx.s. rents . church pew, an
brings his chilien up IN De way dcy
should goF'
Bru,h.t Gardner looked down upoa
the .ixt, four faces In tho orchestra
chairs. but not y voice resIund.d.
when you s.s \ pussou seated In =
sky-blue cutter. pushin de lines over .
fast hos. an iookin outer hts lch eye as
IL he had a. belgc On all de corner lots
In town. nm DAT emmy sign ia, y single
grover would trust him for = box II
sasdincs or n peck IL csrrotsP'
The elder foo,s hcay,d a deep Sigh,
aud Hacklebeyvy Jones silently scratch
ed his on ieg jus, below the knee.
When . nan takes up To- seats In a
kyar, pushes folks aiou IN de market,
elbows aroun de City Hall. an g,ts ds
fust place nj de stamp window In q,
Pos,ofice. am DAT .sny sign dat when
IL came Ia de pull he'd give bali y dol
lars worth II wood tot Keep an orfuu
asylum from irc,sin Ia desihf Doani
You black folks XIV dust In yer eyes
bar. = heap II sand an saw dus, In dis
woruld dat passes for sugar Ia dc mar
walkin by, but when You comes Ia Dc
pinch lie sugar sin't dar. DE saw dust
bulgcs mp an de saw dus, crccps out
an YOU am dls'piutcd and disgastrd
It's kinder hard Ia hcv Ia eat cold ar
nip when you know dat de family mex
doah am luSutia,in on .~e", cake ai
turkey; bu, II de ,urnip am paid TOR
YOU n..dn't fear IL yei digestion. lev
pee, da, de h'araftor am lie bigges, hnl
emmy Of MS hcv got to ~ork fur, mn
tole you. bruddcrs, ia, big seal ring
AN pants Gu, twenty-five inches arros'
d. kull am nowhar alongside Of a kii
word an . homes, heart Detroa Fro
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vINrS

s-saufui Yeas. star = "a. @rNins'
brAgh,s-a 81 Eh'ris. INA, sevs ~ s's.a as
BARRING /. esisiy ~ hr.reas storuius
Tsnirf k-css.s tse1 dv-h tive 20 AisA
wh~sv the sas red'sn, tt~ ~ss, 9Th ~, az,
Wv be- darts oyvs "a. ssr,h 81. sr,i ts.na.,
ss~eiIt taou .haue.t blgA o's, 'hs val .gAr~,
lIks foar iaifsJ.fnc .csp~di ru@ ~, arvsna.
Qaeso - The sssvsss ghi msa-ii IN u, siosr
hut tsisd snt g a- srs tAs sar, !, Ne sAsh,
Fed, like The iaiftss q myihicsl 'sas,,
Wiih tAs Or, ssnils u the o 1sv , carts nght
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The Tar On Bitl~rs.

Groccrs and dealers In genera mer-
chandise. particular y In III. country.
will be- Interested In the announcement
that by = decision ii the Commissioner
IL Internal Revenue. persons selling
Plantation Bi, crs, and similar bi,ier..
will he required to paw n special tar ~
liquor dealers. To the United States gov.
eminent. This ruling will take effect
January I, 1879. Exchange
Tho following decision cxempts Hop
Bittersi
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OVvicE ~ INTERNAL REvEssE.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 18th. 1878.
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In the Wr.ss B~su.

Last night two buggies stopped nj
he Capital Hotel. and two gentlemen
Jumped out simultaneously and went
into the hotel, leaving WI ladies In
their respective buggies. One VI the
men came out in advance 81 the other.
and by the uncertain light thrown from
the hotel. wns led aside from the srtnAl
fac, In the littls matter ~ getting In
the tight buggy. In . word. Mr.. D..
90, In with Mrs.. b.. who we're ~ total
Nv unknown to each other. - far ~ no
auaintanc~ship 10 concerned. ~ " ons
Iad di~d ten years ago In Africa and
the other hadn't been born. ~ mar
RED mea often DO, Mr.. j, drove SONS
distance before speAxing. FINALLY b.
remarked;
Eve got . corn ON my soe-the one
you prrsss In putting your foot on. Tn
that hnrts about ~ bad ~ The CON
mon rus u things generally do
The .xdy was very much SURPRISED
and rather bautiIy replied;
s.Yocye been trying 10 pick . qsar
| rel eth me all day. and nov n fnaA'
| the msster more exSspsrsiing. yo'
change your voice 10 an anns'ura
gro~l'
..it'sy oa. madam. who have chang
ee. NJ voice 10 natural. an no
trying o assume anything. You scresoI
like spolf gate"
''Yo, are an old fooi."
'Gi~ my teeth here 700 sLAn'i sea
them anothsr minute"
.Tenhi testhl What In the world d
you usaar'
Bu, Just thsn driving throagha nou
Of lyhs. the parties Recognized th'
' they tidn't recognize
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The horse. on ,b. Pbiladelpsla rail.
ways are not fed With oats. chopped
corn and hay beisg found Va be- more
desirable fodder. They fA,,en more
RAPIDLY on this food. which II 10 said
gives them greater strength add .Ddur.
ance than any other. The cost, ton. II
corn 4. much less than Data. FIFTY years
ago the principal food for work horse.
Vas cut straw and bran. MIXED and
~moistsned. with the addition II corn Ia
the ear.
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sss.ss sr vespss ~. M.ss,s

To slck hsSis<hs. Inst ibfsilitss Symptom -
4. dlsosarrcs stomach. hvsr and b0ses xssy
ssass f,vm u - nsny e ures % fgsf tssss .
stamssk bstts-a ~ toatn9 the digestive -
SsBs sad regulating ths hsssis aud nyss, 20
norss ths cause ssd aispss ths psinfaisymy-
tom- Tbs tstinssis ~syapsshy t<tsssr tbs
hrsin and tks sbtosnsnsI rsxSoa esssss tA<
slightest dissdsf sSsetiAg ths ssitsr 70 10 ~
Ths rsfcrm inssitatst ~ ths bttsss vtsa tbs
digestive. ssereBss and ~sfsastits fssettsz'
ara Nv . ss@s< a ehsos, hes oth~r ssd mss
hsnssrfsl fstaits, via tbs ~t0ceyAs's hsvtstos
q ths vto1s yAysse q soos1xHJ ths fes,of.'
tkn ~ sggstits sss reyse. sss az faere4s< n
malNtai tyDe.
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\ t-iisvs u ~ ~ ell -rtss ssA wee skA
81 ius sissymsa pE uthss put4is see ~ - ~
inio sisiug tsttlnn,ni.is ~ qasfk dsst,ss "
tttV . afs He'd ,0~siietnre. uat .hsn . wall,
wsrtstsas sfth W 70 sssAs ~ ~ ~ uaness VI.
aAtds fsAsdt.s kppte ~ 81. saA that 81 ikt
sasi Ne ass and tfsss In isi, %. ,hasali heel,
osnmsui ItbsFetssp Uhssrfaii, sRs naasl
hssrtll, o~nnssaa liap hiiss, - ,As g. 4
the, hsvs dsns enc snsi mf f~ft.asts hnaiy ~
bs,tns the, h.'s ~ rtasi is 'sSi't sss
sul ia ~ stthaat ,hesa
NEt sa-a. N.shiArtsuu. II a
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fs tssnty fssr. Tait's tIils have rt,s,sa
the tried ~ The thvaha. sai ,htsash ~ h
chsages - ,hs, Ir'tfi tsas ~ uua..nsa suil
stick ta noi' I'D nsna. sni "a sass, aasss
are asiif testing ,hsii ,irtss. thsy sFs ,fub
uhs sift tnsu's lrts 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

wh.r hor.s. sod ,stsls 49, .viss,isss, sfssS,
snd feshis ,hs, ~ 81 usatmsai 9th tsss
ram's q saiuaa isis dee II yanass N. hh-si.
imgrv.es tho spt~ii,s, ,utes ,aAts ard Dts
tssnl~ra is,tgtfstss The system ssi sul tssy
,hs animal in . Nesi,hS. Hsnasass Casii,isa
ssld bf eli praEst.ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

Nc Gas,syu. Y Nall, - The Oats. ''t.s.
traI<, writes. "Af,st IA vcsAs Ne ass
ooh sinssd, .. sfs sl-s ~, csnf siss, ihsi susi
ntustA ~ hah shstr I haA stss Is NssIs "
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

TIE yslle. fs,er sBaasm,s .s.ssed inisass
ssriisnpss, ~uhryaghoas tho soonusy, yt eyes,
family hes . srestsf fa~ to hynss NE. vttet
slsln its ,h,asAsfs. ~, s~st~stsa esAds iu
,sas ~ ,haasssds fhs pssssios q tsssias .
oold ears itsstf 70 fssasb. si,s ssase'ss. ss
rue esd vish drs,A. rhe'e II 40 rssss-aI
ao~s valuable than Ifiests tr,sss II Tss
and MIA Chsrry, ts.~s shss go y hsos 10
svth, ard sul nfs 70 ssiso.'n =. ~ ss,sp
tsrrh, Bspas h,ai end rsimaasv Cosaylsisss
AID by eli prusrtsis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

H.asgs A ~ bssGA 4 70
8asyLEsEE-hsEsng ksi y1gr ID. tfnsA's
wIsk ig fs1sszseEsasd " nss szns yssfs
ssnse. u al ria NE % 4ssr. % b~s sttGsss n
d. sfses<y Ia Fessssfag ~ - ~ usay vk.bssi
enl1s nave k1sG 1nforsGnsD snDagh 70 en-
frsr1 sr.s hks . ehsfn, sfoxaias
tEamsdl4ts Fsisf fx sss kf.st h@s ~ yD<e,
sSs ,aaa ssd serssss az The lsay.
Psrsa ASSES, hsss~nSss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

rsssoss ,tsiuss ,niasSo $40 ssd snssn
cont sns.samoisiiaas 81 tbs Palace" ttva.s,a,
Noass, 81 The ssuvssi, lg~ 'sse ~ fhFes iAst
isrs lea or lss isy to- all ru.ans s,-ses r.,hs
sos, sscepf frp-t rpinsssai rsses .i,s bssh.
Isvsyy Wunns. MspSsvs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
Jssrsss ssa Nerve s'ssA

"NuaItssn Fsu~rsAfss" hsvs fsss lsfgs
~ ss~i ~ The Medical rfssssiqa TOE The 70
lief ~ Csaefsi Du,aluy. iS~s II Ssrvoss ~.
%, 'aasus,pih,e, Hsrifsipss fhs~sA~s, tsiisv
~ nsmasy sai hssin P0..s. .hsshsr csss-'
~ oserstsk. lniiss retiass ~ ssrs~.s, rlss y
lsasnsss, hssiioss,ess snd Wneslt f.s'hias
q Childfsa ssi ell Disssdsss ~ beiaii,j
Within ,hF~s years Ne ftufsssta have as-'
ss.yut no. 0O isatiss 9Th Tho v.sy t~st ,sssib
Yos sAis ~ ell Drog(,sss v csossf, Ne ~
nistb Ayspns. Nee yask
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>S' io- -, Isssd I--assl .ad as.ses, 10,
high,si priced. tssi sab Shssp Of ,kts 10 .hs,
;. risirn, q fs The Mssoa a iismila ,siaos,
DFy.ns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
sN.s .s ., .u.s.s s.ssS

"a ,sai Hf~~ss hrD~rAfs Nv ~ sfs q
istyi -tth NJ fuls., gofiress te lAslf ~
cass The, aaaintais M ssi fsgatsuLa thst
bsNt g0siitse9aDei = sssis . taa
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.g...;s.s-s f:s~
$50
80. 81 s.ss = 49,: ss.sSssi~. ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

vs wen ssi-s. p.is ssA t~~lss - .ss -
tsss, Ces~ Asa's Nssvs eel hs~s tAsasssss
10 Bala. aoiA ty I'll Drsssssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

n-f.-- ven 10 s-ayas@s ssfs go $50 SssA
voooeGooSus ~ . C~g.s. skskh s&gsss
4 eass = fFNsae rlsins ksfFtafsfs s44ffAsf st -
- rsrnsT 'hNsxe<s y m4rk.stsas tAssA s4fs 3ts
~ y a,p-@ fstas t@ fgAs ssa gfssa. teft~ne 49,
~ ~ tsFgifetsfs esgf ff spS1 - NNf NSFtase
tsfsfHs a. 3 1sss fsS~g tAsee4 Asfatesfi as -
sssss " tks tnleFfsls p s~N sfs 80 seSgfst 80 tA~lf
E@astIsttse y hsNssB 49, - Aes-s
Astias a. pressesss sae@aagN<@ 'NN Nee FNeAFfA
fksneks tAfpsmstk& tsNasfNgss fstes ts1fg ~ -
$50 80 se-ss .sss
Messts siss. sgsssss.a esyL s.s As1,s. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

unsIs sans Hsfnsss on pa 90 ~ yso, sss
ssss, gill pesss tas kstissf bs,s sss s3sd Asss
n sst sri piistAs. Owe u . ttsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The eaisf~ smasas q sssA u ,he
swsaa ~ pFvs.ei u es&tnssissl 81 scefty
sss~o htllhses (ss.eN oo uUl "a sahas
10 No uaiisd SKATES csaAsg~N Akai,hsa
u sash . br uamt~t thai ne s,xsAx~
rnsei srsr~b takes " ~ A tkasasssi
'w,itca 10 ss'sf~ readily cssaerwAess,..i
csasxptuesnt ssv~n lAssa.snA mitls,as
ur.as w,ssvs evse.lly sad aAsacasl,y,
,Asn .~yva eAlllOas Hos narA .1ii
go1d -Oala thai msAs' fNaFv gold !.
fssgv tksn nissts~s tiases a, hsAsV q.
- sist. And = eaels ts-s a asss -~isA,
lou sang~. ss,ssfiup~,s. sad ssrh .ets \
II ass s~li. ~,ssth, .. ~ rv~A
on. tsihss nsof~ tAsa tis a. iha, q
raesc h~a Il The p~fvsio0s msssi -vald
have . ,siae a ai~su, $50 AS A
cohse yard "a g,id. hsing t~vaU .syxa
nmes - mWck. .oald b ~ur,k p,vr
y, .o.v on. snd ro cubs yard. -rald
rs,a,ain ossaslAerNbly mare ,Aas ,ke
~h"ls sam ~ gold - III. siei- All Il
" might 30 esa,si.sd In . eionk s,sns
se'sn,~en fces htsA i-vny slgA, tee,
eide, sna az, sis feSi Lag
RE oss. 0eesv, WsrA oessA.S
In As Asiss 90 he ssstss .eA e@sas~s ~
sst<N Saiess snsa's .st~yst ufs ~ ~ I.
t.srs. .&s .. ~ .s~sss ~. |. ~, ~ ,s..
hstr @asa 70 . vssis "a ~ te.s. fNsfe "a
sNaca ~ nuth ~ tAs ststsenr3i n . sse
. oefsfaasts ~ hastsses u 10 sttftnNtsa h.
ihs tA3saAA ~ s~Ns gss~-~ sses is. Ne
v . gsf~a ~ hA~s a IN ne - sas a ste
c1shs y nsa "a ~ sttstt-atrA " ths rh4.ls,s
% -Ns~s Afs-Ayt~A a.i HF~sys o.,, ,ns-
t~~its', hes sV0H NV s~,tst col ksS,s -,
he s.A thsf rsset ~ MAI -hiyA thst tssy-
80 AZ I've un,N ie4asisf -tsk tksi esss,s
lhis ,rvs, -snt u th fssvs, ps~amssN - us.
Msdhai As,t.et IL "a ,hs ssesi tsVhi.u., a
tssss ssa tNsitA sTs fsHi asses=si fAs
l'siss ssi s,ssi este fttes a. lrssl
r.di A8i,vs- tss sathss, " n.ss v
u, nas.AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

ps~,isA shlids.a hes. ses,ss fr jsssass
0sstsss Wosm Cshss vtil dssasvy ths vsssss
and msks tss ehldsss hsfll
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
wisARp OIL NEVER rama

], uo, oal, alls,s mhamr,als,p. AMI
,'uIe The msss, r~NsuisiAiinE fAtuA bat
" pcrhNNh Nitth Amt %INtuhAnrni
uifvs II Il cafe ani sify. doe, w.
-uh pulttly Apd ~cnciuaIl,, aai /,
lust The %aftirls Rcvirsi la s,egy iamli,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

s-s.:s: .. :. . .:.:;.:- 's,r..
rae RrNs . ersts
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
sTs:.
fussFFrs
"Ts:yIt.@.. ft;,.~.

noehsr sAss yos, asaf tsby ssssss 4. teeth.
lag. as~ Dv. wih<h.ii's rssthisx s,fsg. q
rssuixtss tkx byv.is. syptbs. NE ,sss sd
hsfngs ss,s,si slsss so&1 ~ Druggists 81 ~
asnE Q isasis.
ss...s....gs.. ..s.s: -
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

lsking ef4a. or hvsssisf ~ gs1sfsi hstssfus
,kSts. sbsata AissTs tssg C8tssis tesnpsesnA
Esusa u ssasS,ssea - hssf, set ~ gs sii
soasts2s tkssn ihs, n 10 ssisfs's h~assig ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

.ss s-.,,,ssss.s .s-a sslrr'. Dslllsaa l.,
Pills are sAd ~ al Dr~szpsts.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
CON M ERCIAL.

The general markets have showed a consid-
erab.e amount OF liveliness during the entire
week, and prices with few exceptions have
undergone but few changes.
PROVISIONS.
This market has showed but little life during
the latter part of The week, and prices have
been declining to some extent.
GROCERIES.
The market during the entire week has
showed considerable life, and prices have un-
dergone changes worthy OF extended
notice.
DRY GOODS.
The spring stocks are now upon the shelves
of our merch ants, and the business of the
present week is expected to be quite lively.
Prices are unchanged.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Receipts are only fair. The demand in most
instances is good, and prices are undergoing
10 special changes.
There is a fair local milling demand reported
for wheat, and quotations rule steady. Corn
is active and pr ces have an upward tendency.
Oats are scarce and in active demand. Other
articles rule steady.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments OF leading articles during the preceding
al hours, as repor ed to the Board of Trade:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
How Gustav Schlefcher Was Sent Il
Congress-
New York World.I

New York World.I
The district that the late Gustav Schleicher
represen ted In Congress was the largest in
the country. Ii took in the whole south
western part OF Texas. from the Mexican
frontier half way across the State, away be-
yond San Antonio. Delaware, Rhode Island
and New jersey could have been packed
away In 1t without covering all the ground
To hold convention in that district was not
the work of day or week. When the
convention was called in 1874 there were
two candidates in the field whose strength
was about equal. The convention was called
to meet at Brownsville, and there were 125
delegates. The party from San Antonio ex-
pected siege, and made preparations. They
nired a good cook, laid in two or three
wagon loads of supplies, the principal items
being ton of ice and two barrels of whisky
aud started. 1t was almost a two weeks
journey, and they took it leisurely. On ar
irving at Brownsville they pitched their
tent, unlimbered the barrels of whisky, and
then were ready for the fight. Day after
day the balloting went on, always with the
same result, and the end apparently as far
off as ever. Finally the ice began to grow
beautifully less, and even the whisky was
low in the barrel. With the dissipation of
the ice and the failure of the whisky it was
evident that something must be done The
thirtieth day Of the convention was az
ing the two candidates, SAID that he
wanted to make a suggestion. There was
one man who knew the whole State of Tex
as. 1t was big State, and there was only
one man who had tramped all over it. That
man was Gus Schleicher. He knew every
foot of it as q surveyor. Besides that, he
was an honest man, and one with whom all
the boys could trust. He did not want to
say anything, but on the next ballot he
should give his vote for Schleicher. No one
had thought of it, but the effect was electri
cal. The voting had hardly begun when the
end was plain. and one of the candidates
withdrew his name. Schleicher was
nominated and the nomination made unani-
nous. No one was more surprised than he.
He was speeches., and when they called
upon him he could not say a word He had
never thought of the office as one that he
could aspire to, for the competition was
bitter and between two popular and able
lawyers He attempted to say something
but burst out into tears and sat down. The
boys gave HIM another round of cheers and
from that day to this not a man in that con.
Yention ever regretted the vote that he gave,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
mARKErS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Now Yorh Market.

NEW YORK, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at L. l6
Flour.-,Nominany Unchanged. Receipts
$4,000 bbls; superfne IS 5093 20; common to
good extra 50 t0a3 80; good to choice 50 s5s
s. 75@5; st. Louis So GOES 70; patent SECS Is.
Wheat-Quiet but firm: receipts 293,v0o bu;
No spring 81 q; No do, old, 81 AZ delivered;
ungraded winter red sloi@sl l31z: No 3 do
ungraded amber 1901 l21a: No do 81 ls54da
l3M; No do 81 l01s; No do, sales of 5000 Blu
RyeNWestern and as Safe sae & 81 so oa -
Malt-Duii and unchanged.
Corn-In buyers favor: receipts $4,000 bu:
isise No Old 90 sssis Steamer
ba w a White sSsS NJ hssss ssssge:
No while sS14c; mixed western ss1s@sl'4c;
Hay-Steady and unchanged; shipping io3
45c.
Hops-Quiet and uncha nged.
COffee-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet and steady; fair to good refin-
MolssseaS Quiet and unchanged; New Or
Rice--Steady.
Pstroleum--luieta and firm; united 9s0ss19c;
TaIow1ouiet at s1z@s 9-Isc.
sp os.h1nrx al 3. at 2s1Sc.
Eggs-Steady; Western Is al6xc.
Provisions-Pork dull: mess 80 81 for old !;
s. 50.
Lard-weak: steam IS s2Sas 90.
Butter-Quiet; Western 7@2ec.
Cheese-Nominaily unchanged; Western 2
Whisky-sl or.
New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, March S.-Beeves-Recelpts 1900
head. The market is rather weaker for COM
mon and medium grades, unchanged for
prime and extra; dull for all descriptions;
common native steers 81 per head less than IS;
five carloats OF Texans, 900 pounds average,
SOC per head less than s.; other sales at rs $50
rs, with a few selected steers at $40 50@l0 75,
and one premium, 2,l70 pounds, at Sll %;
IS 1893 70. shipments for the week q, 100 quar-
ters
Sheep--Receipts $500 head. Market tride
firmer: quick sales at "a s71s@5 STA with one
carload of kentucky sheep, 1874 pounds aver
age, at S. 06 per l0U pounds.
Lambs-Best So 50@6 e21a. Shipments for the
week Ito.
Swlne-Receiptss 1000 dressed. Market firmer;
Chicago Mmrke1.
CHICAGO, March S.-Floxr-Firmer, but not
Quotably higher.
Wheat-Irregular, unsettled and generally
sprirg saIfc cash: March s45s@s5c; April 9S9
ySlzc; My No 3 SIC: rejected tSc.
Corn-Dull, weak and lower; $50 cash; SS1sc
April: 361s337c May.
oats.GsnersIIy unchasnged but som on, sale. sales
May.
Rye -4s1<c.
Bariey-S0c.
Provisions-Pork active, but weak and
lower; 30 90 cash; St00l0 Oz1S April; l0l50leI7H
May; $40 S0@l0 IS June. Lard active. but weak
and lower; 81 S. cash; y H1z@6 60 April;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-05
PRICE, IS CENTS
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating Stocks, by the Two Unerring Rules
for Success" in Messrs Lawrence & Co.'S new
circular. The combination method, which
this firm has made successful, enables peo-
pie with large small means TO reap ali the
benefits of largest capital and best skill. Thou
sands of orders. in various sums are pooled in
to vast amount and co-operated
mighty whole, thus securing to each share
holder all the advantages of the largest opera
tor. Immense profits are divided monthly.
Any amount, from IS 10 5000, or more, can be
used successfully. n. Y. Baptist Weekly, Sep
TENDER 26th, 1878, says, "By the combination
system el5-would make SIS, or per cent; $50
pays $3.50, or per cent: sl00 makes I'll 0c0 or 10
per cent on the stock, during the montn, &C
cording to the market" Frank Leslie's Il
Illustrated Newspaper, June ~: 1.-The Combina-
ton method of operating stocks is the most
successful ever adopted" New York lndepen-
dent, Sept. u: "The con bination system is
founded upon correct business principles and
no person need be without an income while
il is kept working by Messrs- Lawrence q Co."
Brooklyn journal, Aprit %: sour editor ma lie
net pront of sltl.25 from $50 in one of Messrs.
Lawrence Il Co.'S combinations" New circu-
lar tmailed Jreel explains everything. Stocks
and bonds wanted Government bonds sup
piled. LAWRENCE & CO.. Bankers, 81 Ex-
change Place, New York City.
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Manufactured.
michigan Exchanged
There has lately been started at Mazo-
mamie, in this State, new system OF man
ufacruring creamery butter. The method
consists of the gathering Of cream from
farm diaries instead of taking the milk
The advantages of this system may be readI-
ly seen: First, the cost and economy in
manufacturing; second, having the skim
med milk left on the farm for feed; third,
it encourages the keeping of stock having
butter producing qualities as the dairy will
pay according to the amount of cream fur
nished. This is the only factory plan by
which the dairy will be paid for the milk
according to its butter value.
From this it will be seen that the company
proposes to extend Its business over q wide
range of territory, and this it can do success
fully. There are in the towns above named
nearly 4 900 cows from which they can take
cream. There is no factory in the country
with so great number of COWS tributary to
it. The extreme limit of territory is "a
miles from the factory, the cream being
collected by the intersection OF teams on the
roads, thus saving in extra travel and ex
pense.
The Fairlamb caEs are 10 inches high, ~
in diameter On top and 10l@ at bottom, pro
vided with air tube in the center for the
rapid cooling of the milk. The covers are of
tin, and have a rubber band placed in the
periphery of the cover. making the can air
tight. The cans are provided with glass
gauge, inserted inside of the can. for meas
uring depth of cream. The cream is reck-
oned by the mpany by the inch as indicat-
ed by this glass gauge.
The cover prevents any impurities in the
air from coming in contact with the milk it
also adds to the milk's keeping qualities by
keeping it Theoretically sealed. The plan
consists of gathering cream from the dairies
by agents of the Creamery company, account
ing to each dairy for the number of inches OF
cream taken. The cream is then stored in
the factory till it has acquired an acid, when
it is ready for churning. The quaiity of
cream obtained also depends on cleanliness
in milking, care of COWS, and in fact every
particular.
As dairymen by this system receive pay
for the cream by the inch, they will get full
value for the feed and attention given to
their cows, while on the old system of sell
ing all producers received the same pay per
hundred pounds, regardless of the richness
of the milk they were furnishing to the but
ter factory.
The value of milk depends on the amount
of cream it contains, and by this process, it
is claimed, larger percentage OF cream and
q smaller percentage of waste will be real
lied.
There is not one farmer in a thousand who
has the means for keeping dairy with the
requisite nun Der of cows and the necessary
amount of machinery for manufacturing
butter, that can in any way supply the same
wants that are being met by the products of
the creameries Dairymen, like all others,
must win success by cooperation; it is the
cheapest best and most profitable way.