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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-17

THE memory of man extendeth 10
the day." when the boys on the farm
were proud to ride fne young farm
horse to church or to see the girls
He took pride ia the colts and taught
them to move freely under the sad
die, and above sll, when the colt was
broken be was taught to walk. Now
the boys must have fue buggy and
harness, and the colt must show his
best style and speed ell the time
The boy is 10 too great hurry TO
allow the colt to walk, and buggy
and boy are soon used.up ses from
fast driving. The whole business of
buggy-riding BY fssmers' boys is ex-
pensive, extrsvssant, and democrat
iziug. Not one farmer 10 ten can at.
ford such Q turnout for the lad. Many
of them buy buggy and let it stand
in the sun and storm. Tney are too
poor to have = honse for vehicles
Such men cannot afford the luxury of
buggy. If we could return to the
fashion of riding more on horseback
we would save millions TO the farm
ers, and the boys and girls would de-
velop better forms and have better
health.
Any lazy lout can ride in buggy,
but 10 be graceful rider on horse.
back, one must have energy and get
up 10 his nature. There is life sad
health in riding on horseback. The
whole 81 stem feels the iavigorsting
effect OF it. The rider and Inc horse
catch the FIRE of sympathy and ex-
cltement in the run or fast PAGES, aud
every nerve of :he body is brought
Into heslthful and invigorsting play.
The mania for trotting horses has
been felt on every farm 10 the land.
Tue country is full Of road horses
that some man or boy likes to pull the
strings on. They are usually poor
saddle horses, slow walkers aud very
rough. We need reform The place
TO begin is 10 breeding class of hor-
ses of good size, style, and action,
tnst eau move freely 10 more than one
gait. The English market Is open for
such horses. The we'll knit horse of |
good size, style, and action, suitable
for the hunter or carriage. will
bring better prices than our average
horse. The farmer will fnd it to his
interest to raise class of colts that
the boys will like to ride. He can
raise three or four fne saddle horses
for what one buggy and harness will
Gust, aud fair saddle horSs will
bring more money than the averages
roadster.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-17
A Marriage f.r Money.

10 New York City, 9 p:incely
mansion was offered for sale . few
years ego, about which hung Q sad
story. A man OF enormous wealth
lived to the age of sixty without
marrying; then be proposed to
beautiful, brilliant yonng girl, who
belonged to large but poor family.
She hesitsted long before accepting
him; his habits, morals, person, were
all obnoxious to her, for she was Q
girl Of pure, refined taste.
Bu: to be the wife Of millionaire,
to go TO Europe, to reign likd q queen
IN the city where she had lived on
the income Of Q servant these were
temptations too strong for her, ss they
are for too many American women.
She married him without Q bit OF
love or respec'; sold her self ss sb-
solutely for money as ever slave was
sold.
Her husband paid for bis purchase.
Before the marriages he built Q may
Dl6ceDt dwelling; architecture, sculp
ture, painting, gave of their best 70
to make it 6t for the home of royal
lady; there was . Chineae room, Q
Persian room, . Hindoo room; the re
were cooservstories, picture galleries
dainty boudoirs The plan Va that
bride should spend one winter in this
regal home, and in the spring 10 to
Europe for two years visit;
Two weeks after the wedding, the
bridegroom was struck down with
psrsly sis, aud for 6iteen years lay Oh
his bed helpless, qusrrulous Invalid
Rursed BY his wife. The mansion
Was closed excepting in the sick mans
apartments, and Tssem bled . gigantic
tomb BY the tearms of bis will his
wife would inherit nothing if she
deserted him. She remained faithful
therefort only to 6nd after bis death
thar bis estate was as hollow . sham
Is ner marriage, aud that it WAS sws oil.
lowed up in his d.b.s.
Not sII marriages for money end
Is dramatically ss this, bat they are
as tragic in reality. The young girl
who sells her life Tor . price inssitabiy
resps disspoinsmens aad misery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-17

The production Of soap and csn-
dies at Cincinnati is business Of
considerable magnitude, about S..
OOO. 900 capital being invested lhere-
in, aud over 1000 hands are employ.
cd in the different factories.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-17

The entire proceeds arising from the sale Of
this work are devoted to The Hood Grphal Me.
mortal Fund, which is invested In United States
Registered Bonds for the nurture, care support
and education Of the ten infants deprived Of their
parents last summer at New Orleans, 1.-THE mel
still lresh IL the public mind,)
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| steel engraving, made expressly for this work
| four large maps of battle fields. bound In hand.
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The author, the subject, the purpose, all alike
render II wo thy TO place in every library -on
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In the country.
agents panied IN ersry toe. and cos.ty in IN.
Cniied STATES, and a preference ,ciA be given 10
aonordtly discharged veterons from fAe army.
To the ladies, who feel desire to express their
sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
the sale Of this book among thefr circle OF friends
VIII anord an excellent way of contribu ting sub
stantiai aid 10 so deserving cause
FOR TERMS RATES TO AGENTS, ETC.
ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
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ON BEH ,LF OF THE HOOD MEMORIAL
FUND,
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The reputation il has attained. in consequence Of
the marrellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is sufficient assurance TO the
public :ha; il viii continue 10 realize The happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there are persons, publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by IFS use.
All who have tried il, acknowledge its superiority
and where its virtues are known, no one hesitates
rs to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar TO pulmonary a1ec
hons CHERRY PEcronAL always Affords in
slant relief, and performs Eapsd cures Of the
milder varieties Of brore.ial disorder, as well
the moro foTuaiiahse diseases Of the lungs.
As asafesnari 10 children, amid the distress.
iug diseases which beset the Throat snd Chest OF
Childhood il is Invaluable: for by its timely use
nuHrr,ics are rescued AMI restored to health.
This medicine gains friends At every trial. as
ilre cures ii is constantly producing arc too re-
niarNablc 10 be forgotten. No family should he
without il, and those vino have once used IL
na~ar VIII.
Emi..ent Physicians throughout the country
prescrii,e il ID Clerrvrnen oflsn recommend il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

ufaollirers and dealers hands has not been y
ara orobably since lAI2, Tho supply ~
deeoe' In mo East L pr0hablV about "a slhHl'
\. Grmer YEAR, while lhe West was 20 nor
nughlY cleaned 0pl N ola Wenl W lAlNAl J
thai western manufacturers nave NNll W.,
their supplies largely if1ln lhh Eash, AptN'
All III lhe dir0ol inponallohs ~ lplpH
woods, except possibly q law eafgnfs f1n
Cape III GOOD Hope have arrived Hnl we
greater potion will ~ NJ once lnlp rpnsullip
lion. The recent advance ~ pHpps ~ Wv
0pening nj the London salss Indicates Nhll
dina 6eling there, and II d doubtful VI hNA
nore w0nl can he nlalnfd nom lnlp'Rl
murkels his yeaE willis II u reasonably fff
nin that ii vlum 10 Europe continue hflih
eur tsplus 0f flfeiU wool viii hH fhshlprtN
.bould prices decline here The lHleness pl
,be season has alleeled the distribution ol
sprIHg WOOlfnf Hnnng fnhshlnfisi WiN WV
lhnlrsnln business hAs boon Affected luIlhf
iha past few weeks"
Tho receipts ofhog' NJ paehlng pples "
thA West continue uu llfli llh'IM h'Hl,'
and mninlain % steady gam nIl Cmle'puNN
Inc time bat y0ir iln pprkue lnf lN..
weel, rearhing about 10000 hogs against
ln,nnn lnsl yrHr tul llniu MNNN III NN'
the total ID about liiOnn imlnsl lnnWN lt''
,enr, nr hn Increase nj luiunD lhh WpIf'
senls IN increased production ol meat
amounting 10 about 0olnp0OW pound
and lard about ls,li00O0 pounds, nr hpnu
n, 00l ilerces, The export movement duf
Inc several weeks pnil lns huG quite llynM
hle, there being deficiency Of HDiho'oOO
mounds Of Ind on March m tho experts
Since November compared WIN mo 6hnr
lima asi yehr while n This date lhoro ~
increase of about l2Ol0.OlO pounds ihu-
having gan NJ oyor ab00oO1O pounls u
the movement NJ lhH Wllrlr, ur 3ii1pn onn
hounds more than the Increase IN the produc-
iinn during tho period since MNlrl y lhf
Cincinnati lf.ur Cuuoni says ."ll qul'c
evident TINT current prices OF lara hrH 60
coumpng lh0ral consumption OF We Wll.
olo, II moi u speculative lrtlug nhruhd' hnd
Tho property u low enough va invite hl'on,
ton for inypstmnnL The showing IN regard
10 meats h upt 10 favorable but lhoro Inc
hoon a anin la exports amounting Ia about
Z 100000 pound, during this period Tho de-
lcioncy If 6s.9i1000 pounds BONG reduced
10 6a0OOO00 pouud,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

Call ON r. Q. Byrn agent Terrell, Texas,
Ilo represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
lilo viii sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the snmc. Cnl and see him. lie Is also the
agent for tho DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
herald for kaufman county, and will
loliyor every morning the paper
anywhere In the city of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
Cor advertisements ind Job work nj publish
os prices ANY business entrusted TO him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
socond-door east Of tho Postotlice, on Moore
Aynnmo. Torrell NeXas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

In every Gutur bat the halE which had
grown white from mycr This lady nj 10
Wrilos usi 81 have used fmhcrs Hair Bnl,
snm ak month"; aud pm more lhnn pleased
with Il, II has restored tho natural brown
color of my hair aud given II silky solmo's
nicer thnn over before, There Ia no lnn'
drum, no falling hair aud II lcoyc'lho acopso
Glenn and nice aud cool that nm ever su
much plonaod and feel and look Hike my
sell npdn.n The beautiful fresh aud ylgor
ous hOlr It produces, together with i~ prop
orly of rcrtirinp gNy or fndcd hair TO the
naiupl ,outhnll color, md entirely freeing
the head from dandrulr md itching, sur
pliscs no loss than II plcnscs, sold NJ lmg'
bottle. nj only 6Ocb and ~ 90, by aIl llrst
class druggists. dNW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

Mrs, Wise. No doctors bills for the pas
yelr, and less than five dollars for medicine
AM eight in the fhmily.
Mrs. Jones Would that could have ,
like experience with my family.
Mrs. Wise-You can, if you will MAKE
Simmons Liver Regulator your household
remedy. From the youngest to the Oldest
we take the Regulator whenever we feel dy'
peptic, bilious, teverish, or out of sorts, anC
it always relieves the stomach, regulates the
bowels and Quicts tho nerves.
~ have used your family medicine called
Simmons Liver Regulator, for several wears
and lind It the best medicine for family tc
keep in the house ] can eat anything
wish at night, and take dose after it, and
sleep as sound and MS sweet as ever. | hav'
not spent one dollar for my family for medi
cines in five years, only for your Regulator
and must SAY it does all it says it will.
-. A. NELSON, Merchant,
apl2S.d&w Macon. Georgia"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

yEsTrnpAus nARKET alTuATloH.



A Ano shower # rain last night inside q
pheasant atmosphere In tho CITY, slllled lht
,ualng dust lnyigoraled gardens, lreshoue
,oses. aud mala tho forest green foliage
lreoner STILL itwas gentle rain, And CON
Zoe from hoayon descended equally upon Nlll
an as Hooker more iurcbly expresses lhc
idea owhoo aualain il lOahosom Of God
md whosoyoloeistho harmo0yof lno world
Tbemsrlois bowlod along to-day Wllhoul
ANY sharp angles, Thoro was clever order
trade aud good doh Of fuss about articles
not Ia stock, Real business wa' rather
scarce,
The liverpool cotton market was Qulel,
with mliallnaupland 0 ~ l6, and OrlHuild,
balea 1,OOO, Of which bioO wrlr
american Now YORK lnllf'H oloNrp
steady and closed lrm' Spots
nomlnal, NJ II 1910 Tor mldlllng, Nov
Orleans quiet and ensN NJ ll1h inr mla
,llinR. Galveston dull and nnmlnn MA
Iling II ~, The Dallas market ruled gon
,rnllr lal, q iaw mlrihiIllug upon Nc hlslt
OF lOl aoant ilr mildllngr Tho Dallas ,ur
Eure club has taken lord hyfpn'h advice
md oOiulvod lnto tho essence
Of puror olomonl, atm awaiting SGT ahnp'
ird ior that tempered wind promised The
nhorn lamb,
Corn n dull and droopY Il d nominal nj
BOand 90 c0nls There u still redundant
ntock In town md tho market hyou buyers
Tho corn meal quotation should ho more
oloh,r0ie IN be- undms'nod, IN ftnr u T.
selling at 70 oOnta por Ouihol retail, md y 10
~ al 10 nor nunulru 90 luuul d lula o.
the track Il Aela tor ~ 80 In cnrlond lots,
Moala nre going OF NJ Yesterday rates. X
Got short bacon middloi, and 80 on, do d, Do,
SO. Lard NJ for llerco,
We hoard Of no other changes during W.
day, mud with the above exceptions remit
yesterdays quotations 10 the roOdor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29
mo,ner.i Mmnrr. II momcrIil

Are YOU disturbed nj night aud broken of
your rest by n slcl, child suffering md crying
with tho cXcpcOting puin OF cutting teen
# 20, 20 ut once md got bolllGol Mrs'
Wnslows Soothing syrup. II VIII relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdlOtcly-dcpcnd
upon il, there Is no mistake about H. There
"A not n mother on cnrth who has over used
H. who will not tell you nj once that IL viii
regulate the bowels, md give rest TO the moth
or and relief aud health ~ tic child, opera
ting like magic 1t Is perfectly sOic TO use IN
NIL eases, ond pleasant 10 the tOsto' and Is the
presc iption OF one of the oldest and best Ic,
male physicmns and nurses in the United
States. Sold oyorywhcrs. % cents y bottle
idNwlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29
rhe Preef ~ The Padding ~ The chaW'
ing ~ the nag,

Durham lhe great Smoking Tobacco Cen
~, 10 situated h tho ilh Internal Revenue
district of North Carolina, which embraces
lsenty'one counties and IN these tgeniy-ona
counties there are seyeniy-nyH Registered
Manuheiorie, NJ tobacco, The Internal rev.
nus paid W Tho General Government by
hese moloref, inr the fiscal wear ending
Inns d0lh, 1870, amauniei 10 $50 ~ NJ
lghl hundred and feyeniy-nun thousand
uur hundred and eighty dollars and eighty
nna cents, IN This amount The maHunr'
Jurors NJ tho celebrated lllAckwells Fragrant
Durham Ball Smnklng Tobacco, Mfssn. w.,
T. blackwell a Co.,, plpHep paid (abl212Osll.
i've hundGi and nHy-tWn thousand Hyen
lugdWd and twenty dollars und lwenlyfuur
cents, More than double tho amount lhnl
lhe ulhHr fevonlY,iuur factories combined
paid, This needs 40 continent, These fact
show most coHclusNely who II Il NJ Durham
That makes Smoking Tobacco that meets 10
Tho fullest edenl Tho popular demand,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

The folio Ing explains itself md accounts
Tor the unprecedented demand for the Jack
on wagon all over the world;
TEcUMsEu, Mich, April ., 1880,
\. II. e W. MAnrg Co.
tell you, all things considered, the
jackson Common Sense Is the wagon
When William Hayden moved from jack
nm. twenty two voors 400, hn brought ii
Jackson wagon with him, which he usec
twelve years there, sold it to n farmer ht
used It i've years, then sold it to W. Com
fort, miller; he used it five years. 1t wa
lust sold by him Mt auction for $50 (twcnty
five dolars) and will stand several years us'
vet. never heard of ~ wagon with such
record before; seventeen years drawing lloul
and feed: five wears on n farm and sold n
auction for S25 Yours truly,
KENNEDY & HAYDEN.
Sold by d. Bryant. west side of court
house SQUARE, Dallas, Texas,
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Sold by d. Bryant. west side of court
house square, Dallas, Texas.

--The lady hAu BEEN married thirteen years,
aud during ut least cne-holf of that time,
had been suterer from the effects of Leu
chouhma, or Whites, aud its many attend
ants. she vas very much dnced IN
strength and flesh, b l,g una 10 10 take amy
active exercise. Dr. L. 'dvised the use OF
Or nrpmgooles Nngl sh Female Bitters, rs
he knew its composition, With many donbt'
she commeno3d It's use, but after the use OF
six bottles, (ccstlnR only 50 HO) she was re-
stored to perfact health
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29
0nn,nar,..ni Nnies.

The stock fmrd In Now York an Anrll
10Th, was 1000 tlcrcca, against lOl,bI2
iorccs sOmo day Inst yoor,
II Il anticipated that Dakota will Increase
IL population NJ loOst 10000 during thcpros'
ont year.
Tho Spaniih government has prohibited
the imp rtslnn or American pork on tho
ground that II Is impure.
Hog packing since March lat hOs reached
n total of $50, 900, against 100000 last year
an Increase of 10000 hogs
NJ, DO Lcsicps says ho has got three
million francs subscription nom tho United
States toward the Panama canal project
The bullion product of five Of the chief
mines of the Comsock shipped for the fret
quarter Of the present year amounts to
$l,6680lS. II Is said TINT Union Cnneoli,
dated has surplus on hand of 100000,
Since the last storm Superintendent
Townc, of tho Central Pacific railroNd. has
received reports from all counties In Cali.
fornia, Nevada and Arizona showing II
larger rainfall than for any previous year,
with amuch increased acreage of grain.
New York Commercial Bulletin; The
CULTIVATION of cotton in California, which
was tried in that State some time ago, but
abandoned in 1871, Is now being revived on
a large scale, under promiseof permanent
home market. A thousand acres have al.
ready been planted in cotton, II is claimed
that the climate, by reason Of tho even tenn.
perature, is emlnently fitted for cotton oul-
ture and that the staple raised will be of
greater ilncness and length of fibre. The
Calitornians have grown very enthusiastic,
and prophecy that cotton will soon rival
wheat and wine in importance in the agricu-
ture of California.
New York Commercial Bulletin A let.
ter from member of the Chicago Board of
Trade, travelling in California, thinks the
wheat crop in that State Is largely under osti-
mated, and that there is any quantity of 1t
vet in tho hands of first holders. Farmer
Glenn" is said to have on hand yet 10000
tons from his 90, 00O-acre patch, and other
smaller farmers have n surplus In proper
ton. The coming crop, too, we are told, is
the largest in acreage and present prospects
of any ever grown on the Pacific slope.
Rains have been abundant all over the State
and everything in the shape vegetation is
looking well. Wheat harvesting will com.
mence carly in May, and usually continues
till October
The Indicator: Our silver coinage seems
lust now to To in very anomalous condi.
ton. We have at present two silver dollars
in circulation. one containing al2l Grains
which by act Of Congress passes for 81, tbe
other containing 1920 Grains and worth only
ninety cents; vet they are both prett, gener-
ally accepted by retail dealers MS the equiva
lent of gold dollar The House Committee
on Coinage has reported bill directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to recall the trade
dollars and recon them into legal tender
dollars, and also prohibiting the further
coinage of the former. There have been
nearly S36,000,000 in trade dollars coined, OF
which something over $27 100000 have been
Exported.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

nr ". 4 Nlrun, ~ ArKpHas, writes
l'tr many ytars ml wife was suorrer
lnm "a Terrible female complaint That ban 4
hHshill al an physi 'inna around nae, There
seemed no hope iGr nor I WA mHne acc
aus ttdwlu decomposition NJ pr prom'
soolp's Eugl h Frm ilp lllilurs, and ltuoWira
tuain 10 %, gppi, | pro urcd several hotllee
and plar u hnr aeon suso, They cured her
nnd nud wo.l ana, do moi hesitate Ia sny,
hoy fnV.d rrliG"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29
CoughinR I'm Church.

No place in the world equals London foi
The constant barking kept up in the churches
II is like a perpetual ftisilsde Of small arms
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and g,
rid Of their cough 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant Il b
very instance. Let all coughers give II ,
trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

suppn'e cod glin Of audu'wa'or would
cd,oNour hpniuche, ncid stomach und honr'
burn. wns oXccl NJ Tor dyspepsia, md
would net asa pleasant purpatlveY In that
event. everybody would 10 rushing % soda
water fountains, II VIII not do all that, bat
nalloyA Saline Apeicnt ionm' Just ~ well,
illuHt ns pIousnni, ~ much ohcaper aud will
accomplish Rll the above, Try H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

10 MI who are suffering from tho error
and indiprelons of youlh nervous weak,
6rss, carly decay, lofs Of manhood, elon !
Win send recipe that viii cure you free Of
charge This great remedy wna discovered
hy missionary In South America Send y
dlfpddro.rcd envelope 10 tho llcv, Joseph
T. lnmnn, Station d, Now York city,
n2sd&wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

For all chronic female weaknesses and
lrregularit es. English Female Bitters stands
1t the head of the list, II IS neve- falling
iron and vegetable tonic, giving immediate
strength and Wig NJ II the system.
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Texas Cooperative Association
s1.W1-n w eNA
saNs0J WI kan
Chartered July 5th, ISIS Capital Stock 100000
Cor. Mechanic ~ 2lAt Streets,

Chartered July 5th, ISIS Capital Stock, 800 600
Cor Mechanic n 2lst Streets,
GALVESTON, TENAS
An agency mas been established In the City OF
GalYeston. by tn Texas Cooperative Ass0ci-
a ion, T. of H., which Is, and will he Kept in
charge of the best agent that can be employed,
under bond of ~, 00 90, for the laitNul dis
charge of his duty; and no care or solicitude
wi be wanting, on his part, tp secure for Pa
irons the best terms ohtainabl ia IN the mark OF.
WA give p'rsonNl attention, lin tho selec
tOusO forull orders Tor Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Farm implements, Fence Wire
and Machinery
Give special attention to the sale of cotton,
wool und hides, and al kinds of produce con-
signed To HIM and in every way try to serve
th0sepatrongng him. 20 the best advantage,
|, should he understood hat the egeut does not
keep goods on hand TO M orueys, but by thor
ough csnvpss of the market secures the best
ba gains TO he iOund
Correspondence, orders and Consignments
solicited by j. \. ROGERS,
post-onlce BOX 92S Agent
fpbv3