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prove to all men that peace hath her victories
not less renowned than those of war; ! con.
gratulare you not because it will make you the
most popular man in America, Nor dare say
you care nothing about thap but because II
will give YOU through all time the solid repu.
lalion of II true patriot and n sincere lover of
your country, is laws and its government,
This, added to your brilliant achievements as
a soldier, will leave vou without rival in the
affections of all whose good will is worth hav.
my and give you a place in history which
your children viii bc proud of,
This Acknowledgement from me does not
amount to much, bat | am expressing only the
feelings of millions, and expressing them icebly
at that
With profound respect, am yours, &c,
]. S BLACK.
To MaiorGeneral Hancock " Y. World.
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Some years ago the trial of brawny ruff
fan who was accused Of stealing two mules,
came on before Judge Cleary, OF Kentucky.
lie had been caught riding one aud leading
the other; and though both animals bore their
real owners brands, he swore that they had
been foalcd on his farm and raised by him.
Every point of evidence was against HIM, but
he swore he was innocent with oaths enough
10 scare an overland teamster The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty without leaving
their seats Judge Cleary asked him:
Have YOU ANYTHING to say why Judgment
should not be pronounced upon YOU"
"Yes, have"
what is itg"
81 am innocent, and ask God to strike me
dead If | am not"'
The iudce naused moment Then he said
quietly: %
AS the Almighty has not seen proper io
comply with your request, the sentence oil this
court is" and he went on TO pronounce IT,
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Not come ="

Not Gomez"
NO"
Mr. Meredith drew sigh OF mingled regre
and relief.
Then, after all, II is not so very unlucky,'
said he.
"Wha, is not so unucky? Ny dear Charles
you are expressing yourself altogether IN rid
dies"
"That forgot all about tie oysters ana tn,
zephyr wool, and the servant girl
Forgot"
Yes forgot. Isn't that PLAIN English"
but you did not forget" demonstrated Mrs
in the kitchen"
Mr.. Meredith started. III have sent no one
Never thought of the girl from that moment
to this, give you my word anu honor"
Then who did send her" calculated his
wife, slowly. ,
Ring the bell. Let US have her up, Who
knows but she Is one OF those confidence w0
men, with an eye to the forks and spoons"
As he spoke he jerked the bellcord with
some energy. In minute or 80 the new girl
came up cUurtesying.
Mr.. Meredith uttered all exclamation OF
amazement
"Why, it IL Martha Meredith" shouted he.
at is my cousin from Philadelphia"
And he claspcd her in his arms, with a
shower OF kisses which made honest Tom 5
hair stand on end
II wish she was my cousin from Philadel'
phIa," uttered he in a stage whisper, aside.
Kate turned as scarlet as pepper'pod.
"Oh, good gracious " she cried, clasplng
her little hands ncrvously, and took her for
cook"
"And am cook when occasion requires
Cousin Kate SAID pretty Martha Meredith,
making her peace with kiss. do not be
vexed at me for humoring the joke; indeed
could not help it. And will show you no"
to make meringues glaccs and the Neapolitan
cremes tomorrow"
And they all sat happily down together to
the roast quails and trcasseed rabbits And
Kate and Martha went to the international bu
reau on the morrow, established Mllesian
damse in the kitchen, who was not ut all in
congruous IN her surroundings, and T'm,
leaning over his sisters shoulder, whispered
waggishly: ,
Didn't tell you she was gem of the first
water
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When boys are advised not To smoke on by
gienlc grounds, they laugh AT the advice, Care
iul experiments lately made by physician OF
repute prove that the practice is very injurious
He took for his purpose IS boys, from to ID
who had been in the habit VI smoking, and
examined them closely. In q he found ob
vious hurtful effects, % having various dis
orders OF the circulation and digestion, palpit
alton of the heart, and more or less craving inl
strongdrink; II of the boys were frequently
troubled with bleeding of the nose 10 had dis
turbed sleep; II had slight liberation OF the
mucous membrane of the mouth, which diSap
cared after discrimination of tobacco for ter
or twelve days. The physician treated them
all for weakness and nervousness, though
with little avail, until they had relinquushcd
smoking, when health and strength wert
speedily restored. Even If 1t be granted tina
smoking is not harmful to adults, there is nc
doubt of its being harmful to the young. DR.
Ranking, DR.. Richardson and others, who
have made a special study of the subject, al
agree in declaring that ii causes impairment
Of growth, premature virihty and physical de
graduation. One of the worst effects Is the pro
vocation Of an appetite for liquor, which, IN
deed, Is not confined to the young, but wheel
grown persons are better able II manage
Where boys drink 10 excess, they are almos
invariably smokers; and il is very rare To IND
a man overload of spirits who is not addicted
10 tobacco. Men who want to give up drink
/ ing usually have TO give up smoking at thu
same time for they say that "A cigar or pip'
generally excies a desire for liquor very hare
% control
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Mr.. Garfield was astonlshed at the impress

Mr. Garfield was astonshcd a the impress
ion which was general that hG was paid $1,000
in the De Golyer Il McClellani pavement mat.
ter, not as lawyer for preparing brief that he
never submitted, but rs chairman of the house
comt,cc on appropriations, where he might
be useful to the Shepherd ring. The fee was
large one, aud Mr.. Gar'ield's reputation as
lawyer WAS not of opinion that he was gain.
ing the services Of Lawyer Garfield, but of
Chairman Garfield, for he writes to DeGolycr
& McCeland: "Today's and to nights work
has secured the assistance Of Garfield. You
can not overratc TINS accession Why? BE.
cause the general Was a skilled lawyer and a
persuasive advocate? No. "lIc is the chair
man of the committee on appropriations, and
holds the purse strings the national treasury
Through HIM must come every dollar OF ap-
preparations. | need not say | now feel GER
tain of success" Chltcndcn was not mistak.
en- Success was achieved. But II was highly
immoral IN him Ia withhold from General
Garfield information on of the real nature Of
his employment. He should have advised
Richard Parsons Ot the whole course of the
campaign in order that General Garfield might.
not mistake the real nature of his employ
ment-Er,
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Judge Black, who has been paradcd for
,ome time past through the republican press
a. the advocate Of Garfield in case urgently
requiring advocacy, appears IN the columns OF
The World today a. the admirer OF General
Hancock in a case which commends that true
and noble soldier and citizen TO the admlra
ton Of all patriots and Of all honest men. We
think il will b. admitted that the sentiments
excited u the mind Of Judge Black 10y Gen
eral Hancock order Of November, 1867, &c
much further to establish his own conserva
iism, good sense and true national feeling than
bis arguments IN the matter of the Credit Mo
bilIer went u yindcate the innocence OF GcR
Garfield:
WAsHrSGToS, November 30, 1867.
Mr. DEAR GENERAL: This moment rea1
your admirable order. ! am much engaged
but cannot resist the temptation to steal time
enough from my clients to tell you how crate
full you have made me by your patriotic an6
noble behavior. Yours Is the first, most dis
tinct and most emphatic recognition whict
the principle Of American liberty has recelv
cd at the hands OF any high officer In South
ern command. IL has the very ring oil TN
Revolutionary metal. Washington never salt
thing In better taste or better time. IL vii
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party that no one man had ever passed through
the canon that, in fact, n passage was only
possible for the birds of the air or the spirits OF
the dead.
The party retraccd their steps and went II
round Cataract creek 10 tnr Grand canon ui
the Colorado. They took in jhl7 peculiar
freak of nature, and describe The walls which
are about perpendicular, rs being about Two
miles from the apex To the water. Where they
beheld the Grand canon the water Is described
rs being 100 yards across; stll from the Gle,
waited view of the explorer, the furious stream
appeared to bc Il silver thread of only few in
chcs in width. 4 canon two miles deep Is a
grand wonder, which Will, when the thlriytlith
parallel road is completed, draw thousands up
on thousands of wonder seekers annually.
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&. IsOYI4F.. Attorney at Law. ONCE with b. +.
Lincoln 10 IL Sale street. Ottawa, Illinois. feb2l 80
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". LORENZO u, X,
DRUSH ~ LELAND, Attorneys ht Law
ID Post OtlCe Block Ottawa, Illinois lai3, 80
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Professional 0arDS.
ATTo avs.

81. n. ARMSTRONG. q. n CHAPMAN.
A RNISTRONCt * CHAf'AI a N, Attorneys
n and Cousselors nj Law, Ottawa ILL., NJ ~ Armstrong.
Notary Public Office In Gedncys Block, Ottawa. jun5 81
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II T.. TRAINOR, Attorney at Law. once oyei
~. Osmsn II Hapemans Book store, Ottawa, III declS
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mr. M. ZENDhR Homeopathic Physician, OF
~ Ill., Offers his services to the friends Of the Ho
mPopathc system In Ottawa In all branches of his profss
sion Particular attention give. The treatment of woneI
and children. ONCE In Glover & Cooks Block febl6
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nR. X. M. MACARTHUR, Ottawa, H. ONCE
- in the Opera House Block Open from o'clock A. n.
to o'clock Residence Benton street, south Of ILL
| nois Avenue jan2276
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

BELIEroNTMNE, O.. January 2O,-A SEN
sational and terrible affair occurred at
Roundhcad, Hardin coLnty, yesterday, \
young widow whose husband has been
dead nearly two years, was missing for sew
cral days, Altcra protractcd search she
was found sunday lying in the woods. III
most exhausted from hunger and cold. She
was taken to the house Of brothcr-in.Iaw,
but refused to give an explanation of hrl
condition. The next nOrnng the lamlIy
were terrified to find young babe dead in
the rear end of the lot. Upon being Qucs-
toned she acknowledged the child was
hers. but said she had no recollection of
how it got there. Physicians say that the
child had brcathcd, and was either killed
or died from exhaustion.
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JANUARY AND ROYALTY.

January would seem to be a month of EVIL
omen Tor modern sovcreigns, whose death
and disasters torn very large proportion
oil its most noteworthy anniversaries. On
'he iirst, Charles the Bold, of Burgundy,
was killed by the Swiss in 1477, and the
alIIcd armies entered France, in 1914, to
oeSln the campaign that overthrow Napo-
leon. On the fifth the death IF Edward
the ConfesSor ushered in the series of
complications that ended in the
Norman conquest of England
On the ninth, Napoleon III died in exile.
LOUIS XVI. was bchcaded on the twenty
llr''' and the twenty fifth brought the same
late to the ambitious Duke of Somerset, re-
gent and virtual king of England during
the minority Of Edward VI. The thirtieth
was doubIy fatal to the house of Stuart.
having witnessed both the execution of
Charles |. and the death of Prince Charles
Edward, the hero Of the final attempt to
eNpeI the lianovcrian dynasty in l745.
But apart from these tragedies, the Volt
month, as the SaXons called it, is rich in
other and less gloomy associations
The present emperor of Ger
many became king Of Prussia on the second
sophia was taken by the Russians ON the
third $50, and the Turkish army cap
tured ut Schipka Pass on the eighth. The
destruction Of England's Cabul army in
iS4? marks the ninth. The fourteenth wit
messed the seizure Of Danish ships in
british ports (lS0lJ which preludod the
obstruction OF the whole Danish fleet by
Nelson at Copenhagen two months later
Fort Fisher fell on the sixteenth. General
Skobelctf's brilliant victory at Shenoyo
which virtually ended the Russo-Turkish
war, marks the seventeenth, which has also
the greater rcnown or the birth of Benio-
MN Franklin On the eighteenth the
herman empire was established by
King Williams assumption of the
imperial crown at Versailles. The same
day witnessed the birth of Louis XYTs
famous minister, Louvous. Lords Bacon
and l'yron were born on the twenty second
On the twenty-third. the Duke of Eds.
burg married the Cars only daughter
Maro AleXandroyna. The twenty fourth
is the birthday of Frederick the Great
ParlS was taken on the twenty eight (lsrO)
and Ehrcnbrcitstein, for the first and las,
tlmc. on the twcnty-ninth 900. The
thIrteth witnessed the execution OF CIV
faWNcs' and the marriage of Napoleon III
10 Eugene dc Montiic To the same Inst
may be added the first sailing of Warren
Hastings for India as an unknown civilian
q '''li the storming OF the great Sikh
fortress of Mooltau by the British nS46D,
ana the reorganization of the Russian army
$50.
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Browns HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world.
viii most surely quicken the blood wheth
cr taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain allcyiator, and tits warranted double
the strength Of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, toothachc, and all
aches, and is the great reliever of pain,
Browns Household Panacea" should be
IN every family, A tcaspoonfrl of the P,n
acca IN tumblcr Of hot water (sweetcned
if prctcrrcd), taken at bed time, will brcal,
up cold. 2j cts bottle.
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ITCHING PlLEs-SYMPToMs AND CrrE.
Inc symptoms are moisture. like perspira.
uon intense itching, increased by scratch
iN%' very distressing particularly at night,
a. II pm worms were crawling in and about
Tie rectum; the private parts are some
umcS affected; If allowed to continue very
serious results may fellow, DR.. Swayncs
AIl'hcahng Ointment IS a pleaSar. MN,
cure Also f"r rTry;ec,sipclas, pH''o uraneous
Sca,d H i'.l!, 'H* OF cents, 3 boxes 81 ~.
Soht 'y mail tn anr nd,lrass -, =.
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only 10y DR., Swaync &
Sen, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelph!a,
Pa Sold by all prominent druggists.
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No MOuE HARD TINES If YOU will
stop spending so much On tine clothes, rich
food and style, buy good, healthy focd
cheaper and better clothing: get more real
and substantial things Of life every way
and especially stop the foolish habit Of EN-.
ploying expensive, qnack doctors or using
so much OF the vile humbug medicine that
does YOU only harm, but put your trust in
that simple, pure remedy Hop Bittcrs;
that cures Away, at tridng cost, and you
will see good times and have good health.
Chronicle
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Az H.L-FATED FAMILY.

MARSHALL, Ten, Jan. ?0.-Whilc Mrs
M M,ra oGsEiihii lr6MA8Mq aidy ,NsayN old,
her dwelling and its contents and all her
yard buildings burned to the ground
Cause unknown, Recently her son Marion
lost his wife by death and hi, dwelling y
fire. and ms two little sons had one arm and
the other leg accdcnty broken.
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SEVERAL. STATE BODIES IL SESSION,

LNcolN. NEE, Jan. 20. Tomorrow the
Grand Lodge Of Good TcmpIars the State
Board of Agriculture. the state Editorial
Association. the State Historical Society
and the State Wool growers Association all
hold meetings. The Good Tcmplars had
a reception tonight, and were addressed by
Hon. John b. Finct, Col. l., c. Pace and
Others. The Editorial Association held 4
meeting, which was addressed by Hon. c
II. Gerc, and poem was read by Fred
Nyc, of the Ohama News
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

Mcssrs. MORGAN n ALLEN, 50 John St,
New York City:
Gentlemen Having been afflicted with
cataryh of the bladder accompanied by in
fammO,ion Of the kidneys, after being at
tended by the best of the medical profcS
sion dive different physicians, and obtain
ing no relief, was induced to try the
"Con,titutloa Water so-caled, and am
now happy to say entirely cured by the use
of less than n bottle. Ask your druggist
for it, Yours very respectfully,
A. DAVIS
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Ol,vIILE GRANT.

CnlcAGo, Jan. 90.--Thc discovery was
made to-day that Orville Grant, brother OF
Gen. U. $. Grant, is clerk in the registry
department of the Chicago postoflicc at q
salary OF $7oO per year. 1t is but short
time since he told reporter that he was
going into the leather brokerage business
here.
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nlENEn IN sInnr OF ms wlrE.

CINCINNATI, o. January 20,--A special
from Bloomington, Ind, says David Gray,
eighty-lour years old, was burned to death
in his house this morning in Benton Town
ship. lie was awakened at , Il. m. by the
screams Of hi, wife that the house was on
fire. She tried to assist him TO escape, but
when he was almost at the door he became
exhausted and fell, and to save her own life
shc was obliged to leave him to perish be-
fore her eyes.
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HOW WILL THIS DO?

Five ID Note Heads as low as 81 per 1000.
Ten 10 Letter Heads as low rs S. 70 per
1000
Imperial Bill Heads as low as Sc per
1900.
Bills Lading Ms low as 80 so per 1000.
Envelops and printing 81 80 to ~ 50
per 1000,
AT TUE BULLETIN job Office.
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TuE ILLINOIS STATE GI,ANGE.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, JANUARY ?0.-Thc
State Grange Of Illinois met here to-day.
100 Patrons present, Of whom seventy are
delegates. The leading feature of the day
was an able and lengthy address by Grand
Master \. p. Forsyth. Of Isabel. III. The
election will occur to morrow.
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Mrcu SICKNESS, undoubtedly with Chi

MucH SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms, Browns Nermifuge Comits,
or Worm Lozengcs, although etfcctua III
destroying worms can DO no possible IN
jury to the most delicate child This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to bc ALSO
IutcIy sure in eradicating worms, So hurtful
to children. twenty-five cents a box.
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DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise
mrnt' may be- found In TnE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
&. q paler & co., Commercial avenue and Nine
tccnih street
Cha-. Il, Stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,
PettI.S Bird. Washington sycnuc and Eighth
stIpp'.
PHYSICIANS
Dr. f. H. Marcau; oAlce. 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS
IN. " g Jocclyn, Eighth near Commercial
br = " Whltuck, l@b Conmrfcal 0yeuEc.
LIQUORS
RON smyth so. 80 ohio lcycc
INSURANCE
H. II Cagdr.. so 7Ohlo 'eycr .up stair,
Equitable Liz, OF New York, corner Twelfth aud
Wi+oC, and Orphan. Mataal aid society seventh
and tomm.rea. avenue.
ATTORNEYS At Law
LiStsft "A Lsnsdrn, No. ll3 Commercial l'rDuc.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERClIANTS.
laads, Hro- proprcjors Egyptian Mill
Husr Ths'lrvuod 4 Moore. Nos ~ and ~
1OuMrr,IG, asrnu"
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.
Ba...,r Bro. ohio i,,r. aud corner Ei.nih snd
Washington avenue
BANE.
Al,.gtdc- Count, Esuk. 40 aad Comnrrp.,
Cii NHtIDua. ohio .cyt'.
STEAMBOATS,
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,uFrOCATED IN 4 SHAFT.

S\N FGANcISco, Jan. ~, --Gcorgc Rofc,
William Lucas and j, A. Mcdonald were
sottocatcd in Il Bonanza shaft, at Rowland
Fiat Sierra county yesterday by the
fumes OF u blast.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH

KILLED BY \ FALLING BUILDING.
CHICAGO, JANUARY 30.--A man is reported
to have been killed by falling building
at the stock yard. this evening, but no par
ticuar> have been received.
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PATENT,
NO PATENT, No PAY.
? 4 I ( \ [ :

obtained gag mechanical drr.-e., n'a. .a %, .fa'g
compouu!s, ornamental dt-iEao. irAH. marks ana
labels Cayr4ts, Assignments, .ltr''trAn"s, IN
frinrrmgnts aat all matter relating tu Patents,
promptly attended 20 W. ma. preliminary *
smln4tiou- anu llrnlsh opalon- 4. 20 ga.tnAnt'
IT, Nue Of charge, and a. who arr Interested 10 ne"
r,rntinns a,,l patput. aye Invited 20 -t.8 for q
cop Of our "tuIia for ob'aluia- patents which
ia stnt free 10 A., address, aud contain, comprte
instruction, nov 20 obtain Patents AMI other yala.
able matter DutiU- Toe pas ty' Year, ", lay'
aS,qincd nearly ,nte. thousand Patent. for Amefi.
can and Foreign Investors, and can give satisfactory
reference. in almost every county ~ td- Union
Address: LOUIS BACGER u CO, solicitors o.
Patents and Attorney. A Law, L. Dro'. bdDI'a-
WlshuGtsn. y. &.
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Latest News.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, January, 81, > =. NJ
Wheat - Steady - Wheat los 4d@lls
0d; Spring, lOs@lOS lOd; California los
0d@lls 3D.; California club, lis 3d@lls.
ri; Corn ODD, I'd; Corn New
), ;Ed.
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or By express free OF rSpcr'c provided the freight
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each A complete Set comprising Twelve Vol
uncs sent on receipt " cash AZ the rate of ~ per
volume, freightat expense OF purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for binding,
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each
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Newspapers are not 20 cory tile advertisement
without the express order Of HAfrER x BRorHEns
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK bRAIN.
New York, January, 81, 1905 p, NJ
Wheat -irrcgular-No Chicago, 81 3s@
81 10; No. Milwaukee, 81 4O@l Al
Noe, Rel Wtr, 81 4O@1 As; No. > Amber
81 a, Com--Quct No. ., GO.
CHcAGo, January u, 1000 A. NJ
Whcat-Fcbruay 81 2?aa March
81 %.
Pork February 81? o,l!; March
81? 81.
corn-May, 43c; February, 3Saqm 3,
Oats May, asaa; February, 1914,
January, 33aj
CncAGo, January u, cIosc-Com. MAY
i3'a February, 3Sai
May, 3Sas
Pork-Fcbrualy 81? 50; March. $l9 0,
Wheat - February, 81 ?3f4; March
81 ?4ag,
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To r1.Gmea ct suy Besar hrg,l Wit, the first
Nuulhsr for January Of eac. year, When no time
=. mentioned Il Hii, be untrr>tOo. tia, ,hc sub.
-cfihar wishes to commence with 'he NUmhrg next
Afn, '3r receipt oi Ostlrt.