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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

For chicken cholera, there is
nothing better than carbolic acid,
one drachm with two gallons Of
water. Let the fowls have access to
it as drink, and mix it with their
food once a day.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

In our family of ten, for over ten
years Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured headache, malaria, and In fact
all other complaints 50 SATISFACTORY
ly that we are in excellent health,
and no expense for doctors or other
medicines. -ChrOnicle. M
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

A correspondent of Land and
Water informs US that there are
snakes in Australia which grow to
be eighteen feet long and as thick as
Il man s leg. When an Australian
girl gets delirium tremens she says
she's been seeing her boa.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

SINS OF THE FATHERS VISITED
ON THE CHILDREN Physicians say
that scrofulous faint cannot be Grad
icated: we deny it Sin toto" IT you
go through thorough course Of
Burdock Blood Bitters, your blood
will get as pure as yon can wish.
Plice 81 90. For sale by + G. VIII
liams II Bro. druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

Coal Oil or Petroleum may be very
nice for Illuminating or lubricating
purposes, but surely it is not the
proper thing to cure cough with.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is looked up
on as the standard Cough remedy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

MAGIC in the NINETEENTH CEN.
TURY.-N. McRea, Wyebridge, On
tario, writes: II have sold large
quantitiesof DR.. Thomas Eclectrie
Oil; it Is used for colds, sore throat,
Group, etc, and, in fact, for any af-
lection of the throat it works like
magic. 1t is sure cure for burns,
wounds and BRUISES
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11
Log ansport. (Ind J Daily Journal

Logansport, IInd.I Daily JournaI
| sell more of st. Jacobs Oil re-
marked Mr.. ID. E. Pryor, 112 E.
Broadway, to our reporter, than of
any other article of it's kind, and
consider it the best liniment in use.
1t has to my own knowledge cured
severe cases of rheumatism in this
community.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

No real friend will ask you to take
a drink, for fear he may make a
reel friend of you by doing so.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11
r.. PlNKsEAM,a
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is a Positive Cure

Is a Positive Cure
For all those Painful Complaints and
Weak nesses so Common to our
Female Popn'atinn.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of
Female Con plants, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and liberation, Falling and
Displacements, and the consequent Spinal
Weakness and is particularly adapted 10
the Chlnge of Lire
1t will dissolve and ,xpel tumors from
The uterus il an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humors
there Is che cked yer, speedily by its use.
Ii removes fain,ness. tlatuency, de-
stroys all craving for stimulauts, and re-
lieves weakness OF the stomach II cures
Boating, Headaches Nervous Proslra-
ton, General Debility. Sleepessness, De-
preston and Indigestion.
That feeling OF b airing down, causing
pain, weight ard bsckache, " always per-
manently cured by lis use
1t will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints OF
either sex this compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA r. PINKHAM'S VEG ABLE
COMPOUND is prepared NJ 223 aud 23b
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price s
Six bottles for IS Sent by mail in the
form of pills ALEC in the form of loz ngeis,
on receipt OF price, s. per box for either
Mrs Pinkham freely answers al letters If
inquiry Send for pamphlet Address a.
above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
e. PINkdAMS LIVER PILLS The,
cure constipation, bilioasness, and tor
pdily nf the liver. Is cents per box
60 sold by all Druggists, 50
no26-ly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-11

Just received large stock q the
celebrated Carlisle shoes, for Ladies'
and Mlsses-the best shoe in town for
the money, for sale only by H, n.
DEATPICK. an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02

That Husband Of Mino
Is three times the man he was before he
began using wells Health Remover" 81.
Druggists. depot, Geo. Il. Atkins, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02
The Lost Atlantis.

1t is no new theory that would present
here, namely: that there once existed in
the Atlantic ocean great island, contigu.
GUS to the continents Of both hemispheres
from which both received their civil.
ton. IL was advanced many years ago
and is constantly coming up rs scientific
evidence aCcumulates that II is possibly
correct, and presents u solution of that
yexatious problem. Whence came the
people found in the new world7 Let us
see by hasty glance what evidence
there il here of an immigration from the
east. In u word, we find II in the fact that
Yucatan-which projects Mrtherest east Of
any portion Of the central continent-con'
tains more ruined cities than all the rest o.
Central America combined. They cluster
here, center here, and the various groups
to the west, north and south may be
reckoned rs only oilshoots from this origi'
nal point of departure, Whether We nc.
ccpt the coming of the people who built
these magnificent cities from the now
lost and submerged Atlantic, or claim
for them what many writers delight in
dcnying-that they are autochthonic-we
must admit that here North American civ.
ilization had its beginning, In that section
of country embracing the lsthmus of To.
hauntepec, Iucatan and Guatemala, may
be found overwhelming evidences OF the
superiority of its aboriginal inhabitants
over those both north and south of IL.
From this we may conclude that they
started well but went to the bad, that they
deteriorated instead OF improving, until
they reached the condition In which
they were found by the Spaniards 400 years
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02
A Cold Day for Magic.

Everybody has read the marvellous stories
OF travelling magicians mystifying people
by exhibiting their skill In public places.
or all the leading wizards such stories are
published, and in fact they have the dis.
cernment to see that no better advertise.
ment Of the performances could possibly be
obtained.
Yesterday Baron seeman was riding on
California street dummy, and taking in his
fellow. passengers with the usual blandly
unconscious eye Of tho prcstidgitateur
when he suddenly turned and said to 4
rough looking young man on the same
side.
Pardon, my friend, but you will lose
your watch--the chain is hanging
"Hain't got no watch" growled the
youth.
"EIcuse me, but you are mistaken. Look
therew
The hoodlum, who unfortunately had
been at the theatre tho evening before. and
who had Just recognised the msRicisn's
face, took hold OF the chain, pulled the
watch out Of his pocket, stared Ct II Q mo.
ment, and then said;
"Why, 10 be sure; how did careless OF
mel 'Blised to you, Baron" and stepping
briskly nom the dummy, ran up Q neigh.
boring alley, leaving the baron staring siier
HE stem.vindsr with . pafslysed expires.
sion. No arrsst.-t5an Francisco Post.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02

animal life 30 various that II Is difficult
even to find scientific names for them, and
| these need only to come in contact with
mucus or denuded surfaces under favorable
condition to begin the work of destruction.
Many maladies of the blood, throat and
lungs ore only processes of the same ami
NAL production which is seen on larger
scale in the decomposition of dead body
the only difference being that one begins
before death and the other after or
course, as the human body must breathe
air and drink water, there is no escape from
these myriads of rapacious bacilla that sur
round it on every side and'which can be de-
yeloped only by its destruction. Lille IS
sustained by feeding on life. One
living being must die that another may
survive. This is continuous phenomenon
of nature, and man himself the head OF the
animal creation, is not exempt from the in
cxorable necessity. He Stays animals to
feed in their flesh, and in turn is slain
by swarms of minute and invisible animals
that prey on his body, and nearly oil the
| formidable diseases he Is subject to are the
product OF these minute organisms strug-
Cling into development. This, in brief, is
what Pasteur claims to have discovered.
huother French experimentcr, Declat,
Ing to have made a discovery of a far
600 agreeable character and not less I'M
gorant, viz that picnic (carboliC) acid is a
specific and almost infallible remedy for
the diseases which are the work of animal
germs 1t will arrest the disease process in
cancer; it will rob diphtheria of more than
half its terrors; it enables us to laugh at
scarlet fever, and is equally effective in
typhoid fever, smallpox, Group, blood
poisoning, epitheloma and asthma-all OF
which, Dcclat and his pupils assert,
yield almost miraculously to hypodcrmic
applications ofphenic acid The acid is ex-
tremely volatile, more of gas than n fluid,
and when introduced into the system it
seeks every avenue of escape-by the lungs,
the skin, and the kidneys-thus coming in
contact with every tissue and destroying as
it goes the microsymes which work injury
and death, without leaving any evil trace
on the tissues of the body. If but one-half
that is claimed for Declat's discovery be
true, it would be difficult to estimate its
value to mankind.-[St. Louis Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02
Two Discoyeries

Medical science announces to the world
two very interesting aud almost startling
discoveries, one Of thom, singularly enough,
an antidots TO the other. Pasteur, the di..
tnguished French microscopic, pats forth
the theory, supported by careful and re-.
pcated experiments, that many Of the mos,
formidable and dreaded diseases that allie,
mankind are the product Of parasite life,
the result OF fermentation developins
microscopic beings which prey upon The
human tissues ana produce death. The
human body, y is claimed, when In perfect
h NEE ,hi. y entirely destitute Of parasites
the Gle and water swarm with tho rerms =,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02

Walking down past Stewards dry goods
store, the other day, met bright young
newspaper man of my acquaintance emerg'
ing from the marble pile. Looking ur
bargains ?" inquired. "Guess not" was
the reply II We been in to take look nj
the first place ever earned n dollar in, and
suppose it's rather impudent as | owe the
firm money for dozen years back"
This piqued my curiosity, and | was
treated to the following amusing explana-
ton from my journalistic friend
when was cub of thirteen or four
teen, was much more ambitious to get
into business than to remain ut school.
One fine morning A. 7. Stewart advertised
for cash boys. p.e sented myself and was
engaged. / have been looking at the
youngsters inside now, and they have =.
gay time of it compared with me and my
contemporaries. The old man was rigid
disciplinarian. and you could hardly look
crooked under his regime without Incur
ring fine. OF course the yoke did not sit
easily on my neck, and | was frequently
called to order. In the first week earned
the proud distinction of catching the old
man y eye no less than four times for some
prank or inattention. At the end of the week
! went up for my pay-two dollars-and
was paralyzed to be informed that my fines
amounted to exactly $40, leaving me
nothing to get, and owing the firm seventy
cents moreover boted for home, with
the spectre of bankruptcy behind me, and
tried to think where this sort OF thing
would land me at the end of a year. Well,
didn't go back to the dry goods business,
and if you believe me, | always avoided
that neighborhood Tor fully aycar after,
lest should suddenly be seized on for the
seventy cents marked against me on the
books. I'm. Y. Star.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02
A Pbysiciau's Opinjon,

A physician writing to the Journal of
Health, in speaking of Browns Iron Bit
ters, having carefully analysed its ingredi-
ents, says; "There is no other remedy in
existence so harmless and yet so effective.
No other compound should ever be used for
general i'll health and chronic diseases of
the pulmonary, digestive and urinary or
gans. 1t is mild, yet sure in its action, and
gradually restores perfect health and
strength to every function of the organs of
life. Its action is so very mild that there is
no room left lorreaction and relapse, neither
will its discontinuance bring on a craving
for its use or renewal Of past disorders"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02

DR.. Edwin +. Vose, Portland, Maine,
says: 81 have prescribed Il for many OF
the various forms Of nervous debility, and
II has never failcd to do good"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02

The medicines composing Carriers Live
Bitters are all American, fresh, home
grown, active and valuable. They form 1
bitters which cannot be used without bene
tit. See advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10

,nn,,n oct e-CArrLA - Receipts to-day. 2,l00 head
the week thas tax 20 tSr nel P cars
dull offerings manly Far 10 hodluni Vny us p e. ~ a.
OK 0 Sti mn do aS5 50; Texans. - ORA 90 lgI'
Steers 50 G59s4 COWS and Hee[s; - u Shocr - IS
sEFP AND LAMBs-Reeepts today, 80. mead; to.. 10
The week thus iA ,o br"ash cars market
droopiuS AMI large number IeLin uhs d Of to" 0i To-
10 10 SSsSIsEEssI5 "a Ca,,sca amos SIS 5OdS5 50
~ "a a 0 head Tor same last week 1880 head
Ihas Is, ,pong 70 cars market dull and lower
nI to food Corn ed Yoraers %; Grsers
and Mich cans s. 25gsI So 1000 ne'lIn "eisH''' "
ON 80, Oct q OGs-R Receipts, 5000 mead shipments
demand better market eadeT ana price,
Teevv Is I0Nsg Light, 81 - 10; skps - ISL 30,
CATILE-Keceipt 5000 neal sil III f.io ~
Choe s. 80 as 81 to Fai at = 20 s. ~ Mie3
Butchers active and 10 &c @ler fooi =, 70 az a.
Medium Good - lU@s5 90 ChOic9 ~ hNi a. SIr
ockers ami Feeders, more aeuVe aui iH 1a4 Breed
g. lOaS4 30; Texans 100 higher al % ~ go AZ bidar
- SOG1+ 40 MAJ hr' Jol wv,
SHFEP-sc"elpts I.2uO hoan shipment "Oj heal mar "
Far 75dS3 %; Medium ~ GoOd IS 80 dS5 80 Cholce "
Era n s dsoatehes IRE Of less satsfactore nature
than Last week The supplies OF American and 'aha! al
a 80 ana pilces ~ o"S 100 Sie0 -tead.
sold at IA a &c Per d. e''-"'-''' '''''
'oP sT IIaggrT Penn Oct e-CATuR Receipts, 2l65
besA- plsrset du at about last weeA prices ,,.,,
HOGs-HcCeipls. 4.DUO neal MAJ aat a. ~ '..-
- .. ass BaUmoTes, r. 3O9So 90 Workers. So@$' W
ecepts G4oO head. market dull at about last
bet ArrLE- Receipts 500 head shipments
400 heal supply liberal rI OF 10 sp9Ges and MAINLY
butcher stock which sod al = 20 tooS To-, n rs1 ms
sod az "A TO- zoo % alive steers at - oo 10 OOu
lcpI,ts 500 head shipments 500 head market
auet Good Fancy Mutt5ns % casa oO IeAAhs - 30
81 600 head; sh pmens 250 head; market
ve1y sow Tor eveTyth except Heavy ch ringe rom
> A. 10 - 30 Light Heavy Packing a. -'@@o ~ hofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10
EVpOLEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 9-Z:OO D bacon long lear
steady. ~ Lard-Prlme Western duh az "a IutDch-
tule-1prT- nrmer AZ 80. Onerse-Amenea Choice
steady a. WheaC-Wuter New e9tern sIeap d. o'u
corn Mixed stea } AZ O.lC. Tor ola 10, - .o,,,t
LIVERPOOL. oct H-Brca1sr urs.-tOrn BOA Der Cchtd
for Mixed Western Flour lOatZ Der cen.ai
for " e-teru heat sod. dtod Genital Tor average
CALIFORNIA 4 J6d Tor California ti4b 7'u ~
SlId Tor Rec spring 81 6d tor Red " inter
Canadian OAts ood per cehJal Iof
American NJ, nor
LIVERPOOL. OCT. 9.-2 D. m-ProvlsOns- Lard 81 per
cWt Tor American. Beet 1885 FOR extra tndia Ness Fof
iOI per DIT for Prime NJ ss Bacon ~. per cwL lor
Long Clear diiues ana aid iof snort CIcaI huNea.
-TaOW sd cWt Cheese 90 DER CWI TOT to
pest cranes Oh nercan Henued Petroleum I'd per ga
KOsIu- tlnc To- Common I'D - ..- .
LIVERPOOL oct 3-Receipts ~ Wheat Tor the week
From Atlantic ports. $1,000 quarters from Pachc ports
100 40 qua ers IRON other 5ouicfS ID 'oV Jun ''' VI
$4,000 quarters 20 "a
LONDON. g 90 p. p---cpifltS lurpeutle' "'"'L
Az. f,osn. Common dun at g. -
LONDON 81 g. %. tn.-Prpiuco---'- LIN
se,o "a Der quarter Reuned Petroleum. 6-Ho "a per
gal spirits Petroleum. 1Go per ga. Sl1ts Iurleh'ho'
j.f3d d3!Aud. Ier cwt.
ANTWERP. oct 8-PctrO.eum. ~ francs - cenllina'
for me pale American pail aud - francs - cctineH
sellers Wuoox's Lard clOseu A. $50 francs per lUD A"
BRnNRy. oct 9-Nicox- Lard closed AZ - MA q Oo
pieunig- per POUNDS Petroleum MARKS 50 ptcnhl-a
HASRE' oct g.-WncOx's Lard closed at II hAncs oV
NOR 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10

23c Rolls Pennsvivans Western 1921 ErTs-r ZEE
~ al Western 20 ESQ Cheese-Ner
i23a0l3c; " estern FAN Cream C. "
10 al e Halt skinned a. 2ci fenng st "a
SKINNED. l0lc COnee-Ri0 BAsc ougar-haN
a. 70 FMr Good Rehning Mus9ov snDss asc
steady Cut Loaf 9s-c; Crushed pc; Po~iere Goods
Granuiaied. csc: Mould A. elsc STANDARD sI-c i an
Clover - agc fimatbv 81 5as2 Or Faxssed ~ a. ~
Fee-Winier Bran SO 5Oasl7 90 spring slb
Petroleum Refined. Dbls Del Cases ~ 10 ""'''
~ iorfs not Flour STEADY, Triple Extra So, So 30
as rs Family - % asa 49, Choice ~ 52dsi % rs.y
o. 7Oas5 L. Wheat firm 10 RED Fall ss g nc nc
Dccember 96Sf Januaryi % &c all the year "
Ma NO Red Pail. S0s)dci No do. ~ 1893 100
Corn higher h5G6l &c cash; % dBiSc OctoDet ~
December 4Si-c January 0l OlD ~
.he year 49asc Nay oats higher ~ - aSl c IN s4
5sc october: L.. November S07sd3l Aae Deceiner
Barley steady -ample Iots 81 q9lc: Nebi V ~
butter steady. Dairy 2Od26o: Creamery, 2rdolc Egas
steady 2Oa2lc Wskey lower NJ ~ 10 PORK Aghsd ~
SIS cash; s23 October obDing at 80 SO ~
January BuEmrats firm shoulders, I0c shOIl ~
l4B5c. clear. 1873 Bacon nTn SEOulaei "a
short Rb, l6i4c Short Clear In Lara dur 80
nominal at II &c Receipts-Four. 1000 GOs Wne e
push: Barev u. 900 bush. ShpmenisFlour gDVDOis
Wneat u, 900 bushi loo BUSH oats 'OOO ousH
Rye and Barley. - -, 40
TOLEDO oct 9.-At the noon board Wheat steady 10 30
Red spot Ona.; Oc Ober 81 nO's NOyember u 49,
December II ODSs all the wear, 81 ug ~ "
himer HIGH MXed. 66ci No. 2 spot Ooc-i Ocs ~ j
6asc November 81 all The year BE- oats lIine ~ ne
cember; "a all the year Recelp s-W heat 3soO 1r
/ oats. none. shipments
none: Wheat 157 bush. Corn $500 BUSH OaI o'o00
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-10

n src 90 do 1888 n. at % 50 40 $50 at s. SD do
M LSH a. c 81 .sps for 70 head
There has been fair demand io5 an gfss o. per head
CkLvEs-R sceipts were COS head-5G5 head az 6Ias
snS - 1ea and =" bSer calves AMI ancnged yea
The latter sold at ltlOisc Tor Common 20 AZ and fem
saIsiIaenbecS & D,vs Sold loj GrasseTs ESQ It
e DO s7 p at 4ts 10 Dc 40 o. az - c ves 30 b.
6c vcais l4l d. atec DO 100 70 a. Pa TO- lao iD
pesne zee s Sf IN a f e Fsd DO ~ H. che Western
xeSis SEQ H. st 7c tate TO- ii5 10 at ~ 90 80 10 a,
S9e DO 10 ID sao L. do "A ID at 9 DO 2V- i' az
J. Hume sold 81 Buuormik alyes ana GIas a 3. do
ID at 81 10: do, $50 To- at -c; Veals lSo ID AZ 90
Judd 6 Bgcknsham sold: 81 Grassers. 25 b. at S'''
SLEEP All were @gaa aSd 81 siFs aS
at jersey city sheep were dui but F,las a al Gc
Co. ,"rn Ia Catee fair clearance ma ie al me
but a. jersey CITY several eareh S oye so H al
6isc, the general range for Common 10 Filin9 7A''P
ir sac . T. Hume I5s Ohio SHEEP s' a. '' fcn Gs
Sl2."s HReep ~ b. iS Se d. og sc DO
&c loe DO - To- AZ G V - b 4 ~; 40
DO ~ ~ atc4e i5 5o 10, at 5ac i34 do % i" a
~ m i H. at 3D. do 81 h. 5as; l53 do - a at
90 % ~ q sc 3 do 81 d. at ~ 10 1874 DO SO D. At 20
ga stare Aeep Lambs s3 TO- at 1sc 20 % 90
Caaada Do 10 H. at DC j. state do 70 H. al 5i2c on
kirby q Co sold. 22J tate sheep am LANDS NOo'N"o'
SO ib. at &c. - M ,..-.- .,,.... 90 =. o+ -.
o27 Mirhgan do 70 l42 hentucAy 40 W ID -
9c ia 81 b. al ~ 5Gl4 l76 do 100 ID az - OG
ate sheen ana LAMBS IA n. - 800 2l3 hoh'ucky no.
NJ al gc. 295 >orthern canada Lam "a ID az 80 a.
sta do 81 ID 1872 do, 81 b. az '8' - % o. a.
sc; 81 do b. 6ci 80 do 70 10 a. sc TO 30 W
Sc 6U Canada do Il 10 &c, lo2 DO 10 d. at &C. - DO
az n. at 6l4o - 90 - 49, =, e,,ou ,oo.b Of
Judd & buckingham sold 90 Kentucky sheep tZ a.
81 56 rs state do, ('eW Lambs "a ID
al &c. state Lambs, IS ID. al &c ~, =. -. sa...
p :. sod 1877 Pennsylvania LAMBS ~ ~, ~ 10,
2y Pennsy sheep lJ5 Ii, at 44c 40 KENTUCKY 40 4'
d. al &c. . 90 -, CT 40 q. a, sac 105
do Ia 10 at 10 luiana 40. IL 10 at 49, oO 40 - ~
M - 50. 3C2 Ohio Lambs b5 10. at &c AZ do % D. AZ
j - fidcock 81 Kentucky sheep 80 d. AZ &C. %
Kentucky Lambs Is p. at &C. ,.. -, % o,ra o.,
HOCr-Receipts were OF 6.662 head-5O c4rs az
Jer.ey (ttg 10 4Oth 81 ana car az OJths
wa. dan and prices 81, SO for fan " fiho' n
few hoce state Hogs rea, he'd &C 1.. -. ,oo In
saes--miih Reid sold 81 Grass led siate hogs 20 ~ 1
nj S ~ do 10 H. 81 COruiei do - 10 at 20
sdo III H. at - u lJ3 Western do ll9 H. at - 40 %
| Pigs. IOe 10, at rs 10 ~, -. O. -. co Al o0n
| ID, at ~ TO. 100 I,-- =, ... Col { tata Hogs
(Rouchs included o3 d. AZ - % ., - o., ~, .. aloc
| Judd q Buckingham sold. 10 state Hogs -i'iO -" =
| ~ Go, l95 10, at $50 p 40, los H. al : s.