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lation. and these Socialists OF the Chair would
seek the sources of legislative inspiration In
enlightened ethics. in lively sentiment Of JUS
tice and in Christian charity.
The truth probably lies half way between the
assumptions OF the German and the English
economists. 1t Is probably mistake to suppose
with Mill that the duty OF the State grows less
important rs civilization advances in quality
and completely. But while its Interference
ought not always to DO withheld, as the Ex-
tremists Of the Manchester school desire.
neither should II be always invoked, as the
Professor Socialists demand It would not Ia
difficult to lay down practical rule. namely.
let each case be examined by itself taking into
account the character OF the wants to be- satis-
fed and the ability Of private enterprise to
meet them. Nj. W. Ii.
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tloman.' Tho Art Of Living Together" and
Scraps from the Table Talk Of Self-Edu-
Gated Man." Under the last-named head pm-
ticularly. the writer says some things which,
without being precisely new, or specially pro-
found. are stimulative and striking by reason
OF their crisp and neat expression. or course
We do not mean to rank these fugitive papers
on the score either of scope or style with MIR.
Malocks Studies" lately issued by the same
publishers. much less with Tho Impressions
OF rheophrastus Such" but to those who like to
chat with a cultivated well-bred. entertaining
companion. we can sincerely commend Mr..
SieRvolks little volume
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A volume orrlcn..nt r.,n,..

When we say that Bundle of Papers by
PAUL SIEGvoLK Putnams) will he found pleas-
ant reading. we choose words that seem To
mark apty enough tho authors Modest nim
and fluent, unpretcntious treatment These
short essays, for the most part on social topics
were originally published. n good many years
ago, in the KHlckerLock0' Magazine. and they
are reprinted probably not so much owing t.
the worth of tncir subject mattor as to u certain
grace aud nnish Of style that Is yet far from
common in our current literature. Among the
themes discussed with considerable insight.
and in vein Of mild. suhaeid irony which
suggests the study OF Charles Lamb. may he
cited The Rights OF Children" Ho is Cen
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An Aged Rntuesnnke.

There is man on Jefferson street near F,th,
VINO mas a snake show. Rui SONS tn i' d voted Foo lia
business lie hrrHlhcs, eats and hus hl- triu-
ms snakes nhd wiz out them he would dlr At uWr, no
goes ou, stands M tho door, ana Kos ,Nil g. A
crowd NJ iilers AMI rgsHmu1ns. goes back ana
sWtiinwst suakr Among Ia, collection are all kuls &
-rdtv,hhhts,s reading addrr, boa construct -
moccaNns compartments. lizards and scorpions ma
snake man Is 90 years odd AMI grows more den ort Co. NO
scipehs as ne ct"cis upon hun lie ALLOW, Nl.t ~
cra" all about lbs person, upon his bare ana
arms ana 10 con- hout ms urck and pole ,lr heads
mo ms m"hih htd throat He has rattl, ,uHhe "
Nhleh lie seems esleelAllY attached. lie captured 10
Mheh ne was years oi axe, and has kCL. ttNrr sti e.
me snake according 10 tins l. 81 years h 1T ,ast md
the old fosters the that wi the slAAs
dies he wall die also.
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This increase was made hy order ~ reward,
by nj vancemen officers who had served faithfully DUR
BY comparing tho Navy Register OF 1857 with the Reg.
ister OF 1865. II will ho that the senior lieutenant
the action Of the above law, advanced ifou No 10
the list Of lieutenant SANDERS In le1. 60 40 % on
aud a change OF position Of ity numbers on the Register.
The same Is equally true Of all the members OF mat dao
25 1854
The Junior mcucn commander Of this date SIM
ilarly advanced with tho additional advantage O pass
ing over the hcad ~ fourteen Of ms date, VINO were NOS
selected for promotion ~
who appear the Register ct 1896 but scycniecnnp-
pear on the list OF commanders In The Regsrr ~ 1877 ~
having been selected tor promotion under The law OF
July -, 1900 consequently most OF those WHO were Sc
cccd not only advanced grab. but were also
advanced some Of those who had previously cut
It claimed that Congress intended to reward officers
twice for faithful sorNiccf
Capt Jewett Of the navy has lately circulated
n pamphlet in which he claims an advance
ment OF thirty numbers. though he has already
received the benefit Of the act OF 1866. under
which he was advanced many numbers. II his
claim is listened TO land IL is generally believed
will create such confusion in the navy ~ will
necessitate the passing OF many laws to put the
navy in sailing trim and to restore the esprit do
corps. which, even as II is. is rather slack in
stays. Every officer who was In battle might
put in a claim for Advancement and there is no
doubt that those on duty on the outer blockade
lines out OF danger, but at hand To capture
prizes and fill their purses. would be the ones
who would reap promotion at the expense OF
the fighting men who were close 10 the fortiil ca-
tons and received the hardest knocks. Lobby
lists will doubtless reulze considerable amounts
from the brave and gallant asplrnnts who hAye
well-hled purses. the result OF captures with
out fighting. Congress should Immediately
abolish the laws OF Advancement IL Il meme
fair play TO all. irrespective OF friendly attach
ments and considerations. MARLISsPIKE.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
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NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
Better Abolish n Law Under which Gross
Injustice may he Done.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir; Tho
question OF the advancement Of officers In tho
navy for gallant services during the war was
settled in 1866. us is shown by the following TX
tract from the Washington Sunday Herald OF
Juno8
Memorandum In regard to tho action Of the law Of July
a. 1868 selecting for promotion those officers who had
performed the most hcicnt and faithful services.
Be Il su,fe bv he and Hoas, NJ Rspi,f1iro' NJ me-
Tu-f Va NJ ane NJ il CtVsss assembled That the
her allowed In each grade Of line officers on the active
list OF the navy shall he admiral vice admiral.
admirais. twenty-five commndnrrs. my cap
tnns ninety commanders one hundred and eighty lieu
tenant comma ndcr-, hundred and eighty hou-
tenants, one hundred and sixty mRsuis, one
hundred and cn-igns and in other grades the
her alowedbv law: Prvrifri. That the increase in
the grades authorized hy this act shall be made BY
selection from the grade next below oi 'mccrs
who have rendered the mostuficient aud faithful rveo
during the war and who possess the hcN, =. pro-
iesdonal qualifications and attachments AMI nothing IN
this shalt preclude tile Advancement IN rnnk now
authorized by law for distinguished conduct IN htc "
tor extraordinary heroism. Approved July
u
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AT Chicago-Proyidcnce 9, Chicagos Z.
AT Cincinnati -Cincinnati3, Bostons 10.
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VOLUME XXvH.-NUMBER 9g6.

the early dealings strong tone prtyPlled and
prices advanced 4al X per cent Later, West
ern Union sold up TO ,l011ff, the highest point
yet reached. Coal shares were also actively
traded In, especially New jersey Central,
which rose from 40 70 AK, on the announce.
ment OF the econsummation Of thu project BY
which the Reading Railroad uses the New
jersey Central road 10 complete a through
line from New. York to Philadelphia. During
theatternoon the general market became weaS
and prices declined iSaiH percent, but In the
final dealings there was q fractional recovery
In some cases Ohio 4 Mississippi was weak
throughout the day and lost / per cent st
Louis, Kansas City q Northern was firmly
held, preferred advancing from 40N to 4SSf.
and closing at 4S Coal shares were weak In
the final dealing, closing ut the lowest point,
except New jersey Central, which lost per
eento the early improvement,
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares, Of
Which 800 We're new York Central, H,000
Erie, 10000 Lake Shore S,S09Wabash, 2l,OOC'
Northwestern common, 1000 preferred, 10000
st, Paul common, 1900 preferred, 2l,IUO
Lackawanna, % 900 New Jersey Central, 100
Delaware& Hudson, $500 Morris & Essex,
900 Michigan Central, 5000 Union Pacific,
1000 Cleveland, Columbus, cincinnati 4 In.
2,400 St. Joe, 1000 Ohio 4 Mis-.
slsSippi, 10000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 4600 st. Louis & Iron Mountain, $3.50
St. Louis, Kansas City q Northern common,
0, 200 preferred, 4,300 Kansas & Texas, $500
Louisville & Nashville, I, 900 Chicago & Alton,
!, 800 San Francisco, l,lO0 Rock Island, 1900
Columbus q Indiana Central, and
! 200 indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette,
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White Hats In Convention.


CHICAGO, May 10. The National AS
ssciaiOn Of Aillers, this morning adopted
lconstitution which embodies the princi-
al features recommended by the opening
address Of President Balm, and by sub.
Squent speakers. The convention then
Seatd an extended report from Joseph F.
9eSt, Of Columbus, Indiana, on milling
Gla improved methods in use and show.
lng Tue advancement in mill machinery
@u The benefits accruing therefrom. The
asegtIve committee reported congratulate.
lsmlIIenupon the success ofthe Cochrane
!Nenl suits, dwelling on the advantages ol
'Is mutual effort against unjust patent
aA.ns and recommending u new basis Of
sssSnent, was adopted. A resolution
..TTommendlng that sacks be used instead
sSGa'FeI: for flour, was adopted. George
S1a' o!St, Louis, was reelected President
~ Ia Fletcher, Of Minnesota and Robert
'!soa, OF Baltimore, Vice Presidents.
,.ag long discussion occurred on the pro
SHoa to compromise with the George
smith, Middlings Purifier Company
fas matter was referred 10 the Executive
S%,qInitlee, who reported that they have
.ue satisfactory arrangements whereby
Ha9en OF the Association will be re
s,. @vsq liom liability for the use OF tht
%SSalg9ltnation Of the brush sieve and tht
: T'SSa'oIaSt sieve by the patents Of Georgt
s.sh, s%Sllth, IN machines now owned by sait
...1 ~..sq1oerS, so long as said machines b
sSS Ssa, and they notify all members ppr
Sas.aS machines containing that com
SiII SigII4uon hereafter that the Association
r.s s.' a not defend persons SO purchasing tol
~ We, o. said combination, or persons VIII
~, { mol avail themselves Of the terms Q
AT ~ compromise arrangement.
M. 1He report was adopted by the Associa
y. anu tho Convention adjourned SIN
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Color of the chil-Peruvian
War Cloud.
The Paucity Of Spanish Revenues
Fiery Nihilists Of Russia Being
Tried for Arsou---Failure Of
Turkish Loan.
1HE cnILI.pEnuYIAN wan.
A Rebel Force whipped Communicate
Between Peru aud Europe interrupted
Affairs BecOmInE Interesting,

A Rebel Force eWhipped-COmmunicatiou
Between Peru aud Europe interrupted
Affairs nec0mlng Interesting.
New YoRK, May 10. The Star and
Herald Of Panama, May the 9Th, says:
General Gerries who had been proclaimed
a rebel, made an attack with some $4,000
troops upon party Of Hurtadistas, in
Aunime, Cousa valley, and met with a
complete defeat. The dead are estimated
at from 25O to 500. Cali was taken by the
Hurtadistas with loss OF II killed.
Gerries and his men were later taken
prisoners and the arms and ammunition
captured. The rebellion OF Gerries was
thus terminated.
A direct communication by the Gable
and Transandine line between Peru and
Europe Is for the present interrupted.
Admiral Robelledo, Of Chilli, in a squadron
having cut the coast cable at Iquique and
taken the Chill end on board hisvessel, In
order to put himself In direct communica-
tion with his government at Santiago.
FIRING on THE WRONG PARrY-A TOWN RE.
DucED TO ASHES.
During the war operations in South
America last week Pisagua was bombarded
and destroyed, causing loss Of about one
million soles. Launches at Mallenda were
sunk, several shots were fired into the
town, and one coal ship relieved Of It's
cargo. Iquique was bombarded for half
an hour. The loss is trifling. The Peru
Wan feet remains at Callao. At the bonn.
bardment Of Pisagua, at the commence
ment Of the fight, Rear Admiral Rodgers,
OF the Pensacola, was putting off from
shore to his ship with his family, when
shot from the Chilian boat carried away
his ensign. On his arrival on board the
Pensacola he signalled the Chilian flag.
ship, informing them what had happened.
Admiral William Rabelledo then
went on board the Pensacola and apollo
gized, and, seeing his boats were returning
repulsed from shore, he left, asking Ad:
miral Rogers to warn the town that in
three hours more he would lombard the
place. Accordingly, three hours later, the
bombardment commenceG, lasting two
hours, when the town had been reduced
to ashes.
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PHIADELPH1A, May 15.-Flour-Adyancine
tendency; Minnesota family medium. 81 Sd:
choice 81 IS; fancy IS O0a6 12X. Rye FioSrr
-$3 90. Wheat-Les1 active and unchanged !;
No. l white Michigan 81 Is; No. 8 red 81 10;
extra white Michigan 81 II. Rye-Ufferines
light western 6Sa60c. Corn-Less active; re-
1ected 3Sa40c; steamer mixed yellow 4Oa4lc.
oats-Firm; western mixed 3SaS3I I<c; white
western S4Ha37c. ProyisioHs-Firmer. Mess
Pork $40 25al0 so. Mess Beef-$l200. Smoked
lLams-SNc; picked 69lasIc. Lard-West
ern 8Na6Hc. Butter-Firm; creamery ex.
ira lSal9c; New York and Bradford county.
Pa, extra l6alsc; Western Reserve extra I$a
l5c; do good to choice 7a12c. Eggs Scarce
and firm; western II 1Ga12c. Cheese -Firmer :
western half skinned 6a8Xc. Petroleum
Quiet; refined SIC; crude7Nc. Whisky-In
good demand; western $106.
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Custom House ConspIraey Case.,

CHICAGO, May 15.-M. L. Holman, Of
St. Louis, formerly assistant superlntend.
tof construction Of the Custom House,
testified in the conspiracy trial to-day as
to the character Of the stone used in
building, showing that It was very bad in
many parts Of the building, and, Us rule,
1t should have been rejected. Supervising
Architect Potter, he said, endeavored TO
have a good building, and was utterly op.
posed 10 the stone.
In the cross examination he testified
that the most Of the defects had developed
alter the stone had been put in the
building. A large amount OF the cor.
respondence was read and the prosecution
recalled Henry Rector (colored), who
testified to having driven Prussing, Bur
ling and Woods, Burlington's Secretary
In his wagon one day, and to overhearing
the conversation between them. They
agreed that the government was acting too
harshly toward Mueller, and Prussing told
Burling they must get rid OF Haiman,
who was shortly afterwards discharged.
The witness was also discharged some
days later.
l. D. Cleveland, an architect here, tes-
tilted that about twenty per cent of the
stone in the Custom House was defective.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May -Flour-Q Quiet but firm ;
spring 0OHc cash: 81 90 Sid June; me-; ssKc 5iS
July; sales at 9sI1ca$l cox June; SsaaSX
July; No 8 do $50; rejected 72a72lic. Com
firm and higher at 85c cash !;
SSxc June; S6Sa36Xc July; S7aS7Kc Au.
gust. 0ats-Quiet but firm and strong at
2oc. cash; 27Nc June; 2Sc July. Rye-steady
with fair demand. Barley-Dull, weak and
lower at Gle asked. Pork-Farly active ma
shade higher; 50 70 cash; 50 70 June; ; 50 SO
bid July. Lard--Ac,ive, firm and higher at
90 22Ha6 25 cash and June; $O27 I<atI 80 Ju.
ly. Bulk Moats-ln good demand and prices
q shade higher; shoulders s. 6SaS 70; sh. II
RIB > sSa4 SIX; short clear 81 O7Ha6 90.
WhiSky-Dull. weak and lower at 81 0S.
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Riotous ProecedIng..

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 15.-The Riot
Bribery Committee examined A. K. Nc.
Clure and Frank Mclaughlin of the Phila.
delphia Times, E. H. Neyin, of the Pres,
W. W. Harding, Of the Enquirer, D. F.
Dealey. Of the Chronicle, @. E. Warburton,
Of the Telegraph, W. F. McCully, Of the
Bulletin, and ]. H. Taggart, of the Sunday
Times. Taggart testified that W. H. KEN.
ball offered him $500 for withdrawing the
opposition to the riot bill, which PROPOSE.
ton was rejected.
All other newspaper men testified that
they had not been offered any money to
support the bill. E. ]. McCune, OF Ship.
pensburg. appeared to contradict the testi.
mony Of Rev. McCochran, who swore last
week that McCune offered him s., 900 in
border claim certificates If he would vote
ior the riot bill. McCune testified that he
told McCochran that he would give S. 900
In certificates to insure the passage OF the
bill, but he did not offer this TO MCOoch.
ran for his vote.
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AstolVes Tor the BENEFIT OF n PormeI
Wheelingite-MF. 3. n. HamiItons Ten
btFike nc LeadVllIe as Talked Abont
"On Change In Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 49,
Special 70 The 1ntelliseueer.
Arumor found circulation on yesterday
In banking and commercial circles in effect
that a number Of Chicago and Eastern
capitalists were negotiating for an exten.
siye mining property at or near Leadville,
In the consumation ofwhich some 81 $50.
600 would be involved. Inquiry brought
forth the explanation from reliable
source that Judge orin Skinner, George
NJ. Pullman and other gentlemen equally
well known in this city, together with
Senator Barnum, Of Connecticut, and a
couple Of prominent New York bankers,
were the parties directly interested in
the purchase. The name of s.
M' Hamilton, formerly Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, who lit Is alleged) has re.
Gently acquired wealth from lucky opera.
tions in the mining districts surrounding
Leadville, was mentioned as the principal
on the other side Of the negotiations. This
gentleman was corraled at the Palmer
House last evening by Times reporter
and solicited for the facts of the rumor
Mr.. Hamilton felt reluctant to enter into
an explanation. The rumor was true
however, that negotiations were on foot for
the "Wheel Of Fortune" at Ten Mile, a
point some eighteen miles west OF
Leadyille, on the Pacific slope,
to q party oil Chicago and East
ern capitalists. The price asked for
the property was found to be correct in
the figures given above. 1t was also
learned that the gentleman having the
purchase Of the property in view expected
the arrival here last evening or this morn.
ing Of a commissioner sent out to inspect
the mine, and the closing Of the matter
depended to an important extent upon
the report submitted. The mine is partly
developed, having a forty foot shaft and
four drifts, extending upwards of three
hundred feet. There are also five hun
dred tons Of ore in the dump, which, it is
understood, will be included in the sale.
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NEw YoRK, May 16.-Cotton-Ffrm at
ll9Sal1Nc; futuressteady. Flour-Less active;
supertine western and State $3 30a3 so; com.
mon to good S s0a4 90; good to choice 81 06
al 5Oi white wheat extra 81 65a5 25; ex.
ira Ohio "a o0a0 90; St Louis IS S0aB OO
Minnesota patent So 0OaS 90. Wheat -
Heavy; rejected spring $50; ungraded 81
ca$l 0Sh; No. spring 9iA97c; No. 2 spring
81 05al 0sH; ungfaded winter red 81 i7X'
No. 2 do 81 l7Ha1 49, No. l do 81 IS; ungrad.
ed amber 81 l6a1 II; No. 2 amber 81 i7X;
ungraded white 81 13a1 15>ff; No. 1 do, sales
$500 bushels at 81 15a1 l5X. Rye-DulI;
western Goa 2Hc, Barley Dull Malt
Dull and nominal. Corn-Firmer; ungraded
44a45Ilc; No. 8, 44C; steamer A5c; No. q, 46K
a4514c; No. 455Sa45kc; low mixed 46c;
steamer yellow so. oat-Firmer; No 4
34a341Sc: white 383<a37c; No. 2 36a4l 1fc: do
white SSISc; western mixed 3iaS5Ifc; white
western. S64Sskc. Hay-Quiet and un.
changed. Hops-Quiet but steady. COFFEE
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-steady: rcfin-
ing fair to good 6Na6 7.i6c. MolaSses In
fair demand and market firm. Rice-Dull
Pctroleum-Nrm; United 76JSa771to; crude
7a7Xc; refined SIC.
Whfsky-Quiet at 81 e5 bid, and 81 oSx
asked 20
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PrrsnrRGH and Allegheny are agitating
lntasure for hOnOring and perpetuating
The memory of our martyred President,
Abraham Lincoln. The proposition un-
der consideration by the citizens Of the
two cities is the erection Of monument
in Allegheny Park. Three designs have
been prepared by a sculptor, two Of which
are for granite monuments, both with the
upright figure Of President Lincoln stand
ing on the shaft. The only difference be-
tveeu them is the work on the shaft.
The third design is also for a granite
monument nineteen feet high. The tig,
Ute Is seated, and holding a scroll, the
Emancipation Proclamation, in his hand.
The figure rests on a base consisting Of
thirteen granite columns, representing
he thirteen colonies. This latter design
b believed to be the most suitable. The
potable cost will be about $1,000.
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creased 26S,00O pounds the past week. A
proportion Of the reserve to liability

creased 26S00O pounds the past week. A
proportion Of the reserve to liability
Is 81 per cent.
Engllshmen, returning from Cashmere,
report that not sufficient provisions for !
week remain, and that the relief ar.
rangements have broken down.
ALondon special from Cape Town, April
Goth, says that lancers and dragons were
expected To arrive ut Kamleuia In few
days and an advance would probably
occur soon after their arrival, A petty
chief and eighty Of his followers In Bo-
sutaland have surrendered.
The Bundesrath OF Germany passed a
bill authorizing q provisional levying OF
duties, proposed by the tariff bill. Connt
Won Moltke and other conservatives In.
troduced resolution In the Reichstag
providing every possible facility for the
transit oil grain, malt and food through
Germany.
Russia has communicated her evacua.
ton programme, showing that evacuation
will be completed before the end OF July.
Other advices confirm the foregoing. There
Is q general movement OF Russian troops
and break up Of military establishments,
thus removing all doubts Of the loyalty Of
Russia's intentions.
Avienna dispatch says: waddington,
the French premier, accepted the proposal
OF England and Austria, that the ambas.
sadors at Constantinople shall proceed by
separate mediation in the Greek question,
instead Of by the conference provided, Il
the other Cabinets agree to II. The pre-
liminary steps will begin at once.
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GiEcrESAT1. May l5.- -Cotton-Active, firm
ana ai higher. Flour.Firm and unchanged.
Wh6eat-steady, with fair demand; red
good demand at full prices at Slas5c. Rye@
Dull at 66c. Barley-Quiet but firm: prime
to choice fall $la1 10. Pork-Quiet but firm
at $40 90. Lard-Active, firm and higher:
current makes 90 Is. Bulk Meats-Stronp:
shoulders $3 IS bid; s. 90 asked; cash sales
at $S 10 seller July; short rib held at "a 70
cash; sales at 81 70 seller June; clear 81 S7H.
Baeon-In good demand at 4Ka5Na5xc
Whisky-Demand good and tendency upward
at$l 10. Butter-Gn fair demand but at low.
er rates; fancy creamery l7alsc; choice West.
ern Reserve lOal2c. Linseed oil-Quiet but
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Book Binding.

In connection with our establishment is the
Book Binding and Blank Book mandatory
Of Mills, Frew q Co., one Of the finest in
the State, being thoroughly fitted through.
out with ruling machinery, presses, paper.
cutters, numbering and paging machines,
we can now turn out every description Of
binding and ruling in the best style OF work
manship, and with utmost promptness.