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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A psrre,aal canr,.h,n.

GerrcsPenacHee Galveston >s~s
 The NcN,cans cf the wealth, or we'll to-do classes have custom in married hfc which seems ,o me pretty one Husband and wife have entirely SeparAie apartments. and neither k e~pected to enter ,he apartments ef the usher cx CD, an inyitauen. When :hc husband ,ie- sines the eeWnan, II hi> iady n his apAr.. men, he wsitr> ,, note oi inyita;ien in terms af ,he mest formal and inffN polite ness enclosed !; n A pcriumed envelope. Srslsst. aa3 sends | to her on a silver tsaN .a ac hands ct ! scgt n, The lad,
 t kucvlc ses the invitation in he same ~'N, and | she a,cept>. winch she ,> probably most lkely ,e d.. shc appcars II ;he door ct his apartments ai thc ap- pointed hour n hildal 5,~.al}lc e~eartrd bs eue ef r,otc efher ladies ln wasfing
 These then Ie,ttc The husband tr, eiee> hci ai he aeel ieais her ,e . li,tle tll,lc. where he treats hei tn hoenlate ef tea cake. tiuit eic h ,he msdS, et hts apaf, mcui> he has tcen. furnished in tho most e>qalsi:c way he [, rapahlc oi. whlsh hrshoiis sacred ,e h,s lad., and never necGptc> unic>> ste iS present Thi> nncm i> hi> ptidc He spares no e>. pcnsc tc make Il as un,qae and charm ,na a> possible. When thc gentleman has leeened hl> iadS m hi> apartments !, l> not proper io leave her until they have hrcaktastcsi. which d,c> no, u>nali, O. eut unt,l . ccie,k
 Attet the lapse ef some days do not know how many etiquette tequiIes that tho lady shall return the husbands eum= plmen, b, a similar tuttts,ien. aicciy sealea III ! nerinmcd envelope an s >li,ct uaN He sknos ledgcs the invitation with man> thanks. AHd fl he arecp,s, winch Il k presumed hc is Qaite >ufe n d". he it>t indnlgcS n hath. pugS hlmseli up in hi> hcst stt1y. patrangcS lis I.efi,'nc bottles and hi> l,om tdcs .,nd U the aproinlcd h"ui anneAts promptly |, the daoi Il his ladN.s .,par,mcn,s She
 ], there ,a teseNe hun dfc>,el hke luece. wearsns attnse hlassauts n her fftt and on hei hae.,n ehc sandus [. ham te a l,tle t,blc where he rs otiefcd Rtnc and .,kr af hasaI5tf lntl ,ke and tfdt Aitci ths> pie.saat tcI,Asf she tc=
 ..fc> ltttn yNRh >aue aud nasi, nn tlie ,. '5Il..F ',f5t t}svr tIs. .s,4.!At Il hei tpaf'incrts t,aera ~lta | she hel5s s.,t red = her huzntud tn,is Tsht. Ii she Besc' .s arses unle,, he tsetpacscut II in1s he ~appo>csi ,au thi, s.,sfcd ran,n t> her prdc tho,r al thauke asd h ,dsfn ..id 4,..is | aAei Il Inc hlst occupation and l"N oi hci hie lhcs fenam toEcthc, m ,hc lads : apartments antl breakfast. ,itel ~h.tl, thel .e.in eepsa tic thus fhete ,s a continual intei, habkc 4l aui tcs,cs and pcipcta.d eeu,,shlp
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A CAt Driver n Story

st Nattt lay $tAt4
 RtdtuE gn inc tfnu' platform, at 4 slfer, ,.t The ulhri scuiny out st,chttnn @as tel L.. the .addrh and sn taf A ~c ,5rlid see. eutitelS Gn' ,ile,i iuI hrskInx ap ai ,h. tai No one lrti tl,e at, nut saa ihete anything ..he al tp impede auf ptugtrss
 Naturally ..e l,n, ea ., h. dtnei in 'lus,if. oi, .saos | itr 'fned his wca,tei he ,icn s..se tpe itis ue ,nswcfrd ou, ,aquiiu. lp"a ~tth tlv.Ye .ee the hu',c, ot 'ha' littlr hi,c ,Iie,s he un tltl> tlIp
 And then .e ,"ld us hia hp, .ilsetins aud h, ..s,cc bruket, s he .i."Ac. hos lnst t, ,hs, place where ie had t'ei on the brake. he hssi ensr rttft ft=..~et ehHd. ! itlilc .4h lad ,n Ahtt. ,be booked ike m, Nclly ,n, h' sad eri1s Isrs!t sob. and ~hen they 'oid me fha' the h,tl~ one had tpu,matrd #uAi i,ei,te she died. The bad 'uan tunned eser ne papa. t nearly broke my hrsi, ihs1 found th., ! ~aa not to blame ,' all. thr thiid had run ffum the altle~alk tghf under the wheel and beiote [ eouid thc. up they passsd over the poor bi,le bod, Ever mase then an this ,sip Ian, ' see the ittilr white isosk k on the trark my As.ii- EuInes n.hi into m ihioa, and tty to stop 'he at just as ! did on ,hat >4d night
 " And you snno, oS Ser' otns ,hls strange fancy ne asked
 No se iried in trasf,n myself out of il. ha, as no u><. 1 aupir,ss ! shall Al. ways have the ssue frrllns A long A l tgtxr atrrsi AT c,4 tlta ifgs
 ~ sn you nc, be itAn,tefrrd 'o anoths' hnr
 Well. ,eS, .9uld buf I'd rather ne' be l. would seem 'o~aidl} fof me to dea~f, the route on hat ss count. and the remembrance. sad 4A f n No. I'll stay where am
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A New Version Of 1,
Euftetf~

When Tenn appeared ,o receive his ch4r,cr he came into the the royal pres ence n his usual easy manner. w1th his ha, on and his hands m his pocke,s. Charles ai once removed his own hat.
 Keep on your hat. young man, sad Penn; keep on your hat, and people won't kno3 you're bald.
 T, s the custom of ;his place, the king replied. flor only one person ID re man covered ai A time
 Then you ough, 70 have more coseFs. 7 sad Penn 'lt', queer custom. ba' 1 don, .y my ha, around loose n strange house enless get ehe.k for fl I.e traYeled have
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

~Ne had such delightful tune a, the beach. e1Claimed th. hrst. as the, took seat ID the car. ~Did you gam, any in health asked the other. &..So. 1 cant say as did ~Do the children feel bet ,err -rerhaps not" ''Did your hus- band ge; rid of his coughr oh no. ' Then, to sum the whole up. did you really gam anything by goingT Certainly we did. Ny husband made friends ~ith a man from Iowa. and go, him to sign note ~i,h him for four thousand dollass. l should say ~e did gain ."- Hall Sf,eef Nr-x L
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
People Who Resemble Birds and Ami
 rnaiS
Mir ID Nj irf,4,f


 One of the curious experiences of daily lite k to note the queer Te,elu bianec ln human faces to certain 6ills and aEi,nais. There are beaks which >c sgcs. inc haa k IL k an awful thlng to i.il ai;o ihe hablt of tracing these funny fcseiubl,n ., n faces. for !; is impossible to get oat al <. and Il grows upon one. We know d dear litile blonde wonas whc tlvtS> suggests 4 white rabbit with punk eye, and eafs, and sometimes II secins- that she mus; gi,e q leap 50 strong !, ;fe rcsctn t,lansc There k another w::h , tat 9 vh'eh sag gest, :. iish-hawk ;,n.! ;; .lInos, seems a> fl she might sweep down anA moment at,er 4 hsh. AL ;ha, We l.. failei. into the dreadful ,.a ': tha.Ssle ai .ae,c things. There .:sa.he. oe. 1l. ,t' who is very like :, ,..'tle and goes aaa,. in much the sane NAY and 'Fere man who suggests ane.. lagla.g from side to side like 4 shp oi he dc,er,. While we know ,,nelc rc. -,aF.-,- o: r.i,, with precisely the e>n-e-sin1 .ics h..e when they come up atti af 2, iso.e !. nose the atmosphere. and there .s one c.,,-ta, et woman who does no; even lack the shis- kers. l. $ impossible ,o look in her face and not expect her to break out into me-aow. 4 t'eacherous oat face with eyes that would shine out of the dark with green and gold glitter. There IS a grand musician who has the head and face of q lion. and after the resemblance is once seen II never can be forgotten. These are queer freaks of nature but there are many who have observed them with cu- nous interest
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29


 neIN-
 Aduecto those usrug glasscs Don't miN tout dtints Inc s,ar route es>e> should be staeea and plao ed in the Shtth>ontan lnsut.fe aS speelmens ai the Efra,est nsii.,H ..l tstee America has ever produ, cd
 Al! nur regulated lit,stlo h hcsI >.,loons are now furnished ~ih .omris The, hold uadc abou; thtre houfs latE CT, and three hours n the hee, hastncss i> .,t least twenty per .ent
 In the theaci she sat. wsth hei hIe moon beaver hat. anal the icvcl. ori hei =''e>..,a hiIKhtiy aAIHG- hririnti ht, thete Nrte ten oI a dozen angry msn who af Inc belle were wildly. Sadi> >trlt,nR
 Don uacron ,.ys thc ehta clcs ton ~,ll have no effect nn lenn>l ls,ulA ihlN doe ue, aiist the tu' that the ttps>sl anna clcs uon u,ll iu all pruhahilits h.oe strong effect on Don auei"n
 Miss tm,I, tsi,hiYli an Enghsh uai1 en fnrtS seven year. old. has afIlvcd III 'his county tu lecture on woman B rtg hta Winch remiuds us oi ihe di,ine rcinstk -. he orants >e have vlh you always
 They stY that when st i.nui- man 'ii-. and gets on ,hr ltain toi Fafad,s~ hr has ihe heck 'o ask th- elcs'iaI tnnda, 2 ,nr for ,cba,c m h. ,I,l~i. a' lhc inuf- ney's end There arc some mean men 10 'his "uu'fy.
 II Is noW Sunnr-d that ,h~ pe,r,fed child found III rurbln Col is piece of taiiosd restaurant p,e "f :, new design. The man whe invented II would probably be working II of on he travelling public 4, ,cn cents sli,e by ihrs ,nn-. had Il not been dikeuscied
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
aays wi.h exrrrnnr cnn,rmnr.

days wI.h extreme contempt. Dr. John son was sey outspoken in his optnion re- gardins stupid people. h veigh,ng againS, a worthy hu; extremely foolish fc- male acquaintance iadv present re- minded him that she was ,ery good ~c4nan. adding, and l trust NC shall meet her m paradise Madam, roared the eNasperated doctor Il never desire ;o meet tocls anywhere
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Mrs. Keens'. Simple Tastes

Si i1gA pt1br pChiS<fA
 There -ss :.::se ~hen lim keene was segy anuous ,o make a shine m socsety but his wife had no taste for IL He bough, her vclvess and diamonds, but they d,d no; tempt her. She put them all away and sat down in her wrapper to read Mrs. keene was . Miss Dangerheld, of Virginia The DAngerhelds are of the F. F. V.s. They are branch of the Lee family, and hold their heads very high
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
sand fhe editor

t3Ne ,' ap. said the editor.
 Well. IT ell you said he Ni,itot He ao' au otic, oi :. 5 week 70 hli n engagement as fa, nan IF a dlmc ela- scum Before he s;rg our pads he had ..n oiici from inc s.1.1.c nlI>ef.tsl - catef ;he professor .s aliNn. 4kele.pn. Ina, r1,:f l,trs- efe..es-,..,l ennli,ieG he st,i- tof rus.ng3y.
 believe you. ,aid inc edltoi
 Now yoa sft, < sae H. . ,aod n"ii,c ai.i i'lple, Soe ha r aa t,>er'tncn, ei pad, sad tie ds.:at.
 May. haft zno: apo. 'e au3 ,1e.c. .;er from !, >pei.- ,..d Ire e..-;al.-
 ls, sap her .n for the ,ase ot ha- iaa~t., s,a'eres'edk |, !, were.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

A Springfield hotel keeper objects to boarding telegraphers. because they get insulate.-.<byingfeld Ar--s. Wire such pole-i,e fellows treated thusly:-Harffoyd. Sunday /oHyrak
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

''ies.' exclaimed Brown, you always ind me with pen in my hand. I'm regular penholder. my boy. 'Les'ssee, said FoSg nusingiy. "a penholdef is usual iy a stick, ism, i,."-6 6oikos Tyss,eyif.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
As,ors s.lsiiss'
ah iait


 Aprolis,. pf the cnofmous sajaries of Af,ofs Once upon tune Iiatei engaged redrflsk iemAs,re to rratr ne~ par; The term, were lit,efal Fas,o ffanca year. with holiday. tenehts, e.spi,h,ng tha, he star had supnla,ed for tho iota! repfesenilng about f<oTs,o france.
 One day when ,he tcheAfsals were dfa~,ng 10 4 el1s<, lisrei sen, for the tor, saying that he ~ishod ht,le business talk ~iih hun
 Bu.ln~ss talk ., hoed ,he star '' ~hy everything haa been arranged l an ,o get and he fan osrr the esa. diaons.
 "Oh, 1 kao~ ali about ,hA; sad ,he manager biandly l" That Nas ,he agree meni aha, ~ ~an; :u se,.le ~ith you nors i. xha, yog are really ,Y be paId-
 When !; iS nes essAry 'O ssf arr great arus,. sir. said HAfel. ai'h dignity, never haggie about tefms 5gt nhen Ne come in disea.s ~h4, he is 70 be pad 1 always deem if ~fss 'o haze perfect un- dery,4nding. for thA, IS quite another matter"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A Dish for All Ra.rA

lusf gf saaslay ifsts.fet Men ot letter, out Iaii1 gIty mart IT
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
Masonic Dedication.

The Masonic brethren have decided
to dedicate their new and elegant hall
on New Years night, three weeks from
next Monday night. Arthur M. Clark,
of Lexington, Mich, Grand Visitor and
Lecturer, has promised to be present,
and deliver an address and dedicate the
hall. Arrangements are being perfected
for grand banquet and ball, and a
good time socially. 1t is a we'll known
fact that when the members of this order
undertake anything they always make
it grand success and from what we
have been able to learn, this occasion,
both in interest and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to surpass any of their former efforts.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
In the Whole History OF
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. It's long-continued
series Of wonderful cures in all cli-
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners Of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by it's timely
use In throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without it,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge of it's
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PEcToRAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
Marine Matters.


The Van Raalte is the latest boat
out of the season in this region. She
has been kept busy carrying supplies up
the north shore, seventeen carloads
coming in by rail in one lot.
The Leviathan left for Milwaukee
Tuesday morning. Capt. Kirkland in
tended stopping at the Manitous to ex-
anime the condition Of the schooner
Montauk, and if there was, in his opinion,
any chance of getting her off, he would
make the endeavor.
The st. Paul arrived Sunday morn
ing and remained in port until Tues
day morning. The owners expected to
purchase part of cargo of lumber
here but none was available and she
remained in port on account of the bad
weather. She left for Alpena Tuesday
where they would endeavor to get lum-
Der. and then proceed to Huron, o., to
winter. We understand during the
winter her boilers and engine will be
shifted twelve feet furthur aft. This will
give her greater carrying capacity and
will enable her to carry several thous-
and bushels more grain. Capt. Conlon
says she is not likely to run upon the
route another season.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
Notice of C0-Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that John Reid
IN who resides In Cheboygan village, Che
boygan county, Michigan, and George Thorn
as, who resides In Owosso, Shiawasee county,
Michigan, have formed limited partnership
in accordance with the provisions of the re-
vised statutes of the state OF Michigan, for the
carrying on of the General Grocery, Provision
and Cr0okery Business, In said village of Che
bOygan, In which the Above named persons are
all the parties who are interested therein.
That said John Reid is general partner,
and said George Thomas is special partner In
said business.
That the said George Thomas has contributed
and paid In, in cash, the sum of twenty-three
hundred dollars, as capital towards the COM
mon stock, and that said partnership COM
menced November 2lst, A. d. 1882. and Is to
terminate on the 2lst day Of November, A. ID.
1886.
Dated at Cheboygan, Michigan, December
9th, A. ID. 1882.
JOHN REID.
GEO THOMAS,
HUMPHREY s. PERKINS, Attorneys.
9dec7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
Misses button shoes sl.25 at Clements

In order to give every one chance,
have concluded to leave my prices as
they are until the 1st of January 1883.
Cabinets, SO. per doz., Cards, $3.50 per
d0z. c. 4. TIBBOTs.
Up stairs, opposite the Bank.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
What Everybody It's.

Is reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and cures
disease by keeping the stomach in
order, the bowels regular, and the kid
ney and liver active. Such medicine is
Parker's Ginger Tonic. It relieves every
case, and has cured thousands. See
other cOlumn.-Tribune.-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
NOTICE.

To the ,Tar-Payers of Beaugrand Town-
ship: ot
Twill be at my house, half mile west of Beau
grand school house, every Friday, for the pur-
pose Of collecting the taxes of said township.
GEORGE A. NORTON,
dec9-4t Township Treasurer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
correspondence.

BURT LAKE, MICH, OHIO SETTLEMENT. I
December End, 1882.
To the Northern Tribune.
Does it pay to clear land and farm 1t
in Northern Michigan.
/ wish to show up few facts and
figures in regard to clearing timbered
land, showing the result of clearing the
land and raising and harvesting the first
crop, which will vOuch for as given to
me by Norton S. Gates who cleared the
land, same being on his own farm, Sec
ton 16 in the township of Tuscarora.
The number of acres in consideration is
II, all of which was timbered land and
was cleared and cropped this last sea
son.
TO tting II acres timber at $500 per
80 days work clearing at $3.50 per day. 5000
20 days work, one man and team at % M
Cutting 100 cords of wood at Soc cord. $3.50. 95.vO
Hauling 400 cords of wood on lake shore
Splitting Zoo rails at $ioo per hundred 200
Making 1876 ties at &c each. ............. 9.45
Cutting 1000 feet Of saw logs at SOC
per thousand 1919. .................. $50
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s424.45
Or.
BY 190cords of wood at 81 90 per cord. $4,000
LOO rails at $3.50 per hundred. ......... $500
100 feet of logs at SO so per M. ....... $3.50
300 bushels potatoes at 4Oc per bushei. 80 1000
100 bushels oats at 5Jc per bushel.. ..... 5000
30 bushels wheat at $l.00. ............... IS 90
$50 bushels corn at Acc per bushel. '20250
Total receipts: s;.1;:;;.::;,...... $7o2.eo
Amount of expense deducted. ......... 424 45 |
Leaving a net profit of............ .$27S.45 |
Total average receipts per acre. ........$41 "a |
Total average expense per acre. 80. 24,14 |
Leaving AZ acreage profit per acre for
1t will be seen that we have not taken
into account the value of the labor of |
putting in and harvesting the CROP |
neither have we taken into account the |
value of the corn fodder, straw, pump |
kins, squash, ETC., etc., leaving the reader |
to make his own estimates in regard to |
this, allowing the writer to make esti-
mate he would say that one would near
ly or quite balance the other. In the |
whole and conclusion we say that it pays |
to commence in thei woods of Northern |
Michigan to make farm. Hurrah for |
Northern Michigan. CICERONE.
have the finest line of crOckery to
be found in the city, all of which will
will be found suitable for holiday pres
ents. Call and examine my stock and
prices, No trouble to show goods.
W. G. BoGGs,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
Taxes /! Taxes

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of the
township of Inverness that will be at my office
on Friday Of each week.
JOHN SHANNECK,
dec9-2w Township Treasurer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
WOOD 4 WANTED.

Sealed proposals for the delivery of 20 cords OF
good Maple wood, two feet long, at the School
House Of fractional district No. 8. of the Town
ship OF Inverness, will be received by theunder
signed until January 1st 1883. Contract will
be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
Right reserved TO reject all bids IL not satisfac,
tory. Signed,
dec JACOB WALTON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-09
GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA
RAILROAD.

TIM E II A 3 L r.
Take effect Oct. Is. 1882.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-14
Hounop.rHrc Medicines as a rule

HOMEOPATHIC Medicines, as a rule,
are not amenable to the chemical tests
and analyses used in testing drugs
generally. Their reliability there.
fore depends solely on the character and
reputation as to probity of those prepar-
ing and putting them up. tits therefore
of paramount importance that the public
satisfy themselves that the Homeopa-
thic medicines they buy are obtained
from house of recognized standing
and reliability. Boericke Il Tafel's
Homeopathic Pharmacy is established
since 1885. Send for their descriptive
price current of family and of veterinary
medicine cases and books to AS Grand
street, New York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-14

THE ELECTRIC CURRENT. AT Hatfield
House in England, the, other day, Will
liam Dimmock, laborer, was assisting
in laying telephone wire when he
slipped from wall, and in falling took
hold of wire used in connection with
the Brush lights which are in operation
at Hatfield House. He was imme-
d:ately killed by the electric current.
The medical evidence showed that death
arose from shock to the system, causing
paralysis of the heart.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-14
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK ;IARKET.


The Wholesale New York market quotations
show:
BEANS Prime, s3.5o@SS.55; fair TO good,
s3.90GS3.45 per bushel.
BUTTER New York sold at 34G3ic. for
ch, ice in pals and 2S13ic common to good !;
Western sold at 42@i3c, and the common
Western at l202Sc.
CHEESE Factory fancy, 9c.@iSc; do.
far TO good. Sl4@l$4c.
EoGS-QIotaIions ranged from 26c. for or
binary. 10 33c. for New York, New Jersey aud
Pennsylvania.
FLoUR -Superiine, s41O@:5 co; Western,
S5.OOGSi.O0 extra New York. : 95@S5 40.
Hay Shipping, 65@V &C.; clover, 5596Oc.;
salt, 65c.; straw. 70D'5c.
HoPs New York. goa 9Sc.; Eastern. leo
25c.: yearlings, 10000; olds 7@I5,.
PETROLEUM Refined, &c; crude. 6i60
ne. in bulk in barrels. 1lc; naphtha. a i.
in shipping order, and III "a 2si =. in cases.
PoRK New mess. al6.625 4e'3l755; dressed
Wheat Spring No. 3, sl.29@i %: Mil
waukee. No. .. Sl.36; amber, $l.3 oslo;
white, SIS 0DSi41
RYE State. 3!@9'c.
WooL-0hio. Pennsylvania and Virginia.
XXX. 1870 i5c.; Xxx, 100 49,; Y, 1901 c. No.
]. i500 l5c.; No. = 3SCt C.; common. 33G755e.;
New Yo:k and Western Xxx and X, $50. .lc.;
No /, 4iG0l5c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Flour State family. s625as6 50 rvc
-four. $5.l0@S525 wheat. State, Si.40@
$.43: amber $40; corn. yellow tsc.,
mixed Safe, 67G57i Sc.
PETROLEUM Refined. &c: crude 6i4c.
W, OIL State and Western Xxx. 1905 c.; X,
47@iSc.. M -diuni, 5005Ic.; coarse, 45:.
BOSTON MARKET.
Flour + ON S457m5501 for low and
Medium. 10 S5.75ioS7. 81 far choice Minnesota.
Cora, Tic for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER Common. IS G325c. V rnont
DAIRY, 3 ll33c.; choice creamery, $50 Toe.
CHEESE 7@l}llc.
BEANS S2.7JGc : 40.
HAY-Choice. : 31G$2l.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BUFFALO = Cato. good en- ,itv. $500
S6 p hogs, fair 10 good, ST. S5aS'.95: best.
$50.
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. Best cattle. $3.50
SO. IN dunn 10 good. 50. 25ld 60; common
10 fair Si25G 20 co; Hogs Yo' kers, So Co
So, ?hiladel oLia>. S6.90@S7lO. Sic p,
Si.0 a S5.Jl
WATERFOWL, MASS. Cattle, ch ice. S. sc
5000; extra, S}0G95S.5l: lirs: qGaluy,
s '.C0@SZ5): SEE u.i qriliiy. 5000 Sc. 50;
third quality. siu1G AIS. Sheep and la';bs
wool sheep. 5 '.5DG95 o; extra. IS $50
$3.50; spring lambs. y: 5i}lc. Veal calves,
81. as.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-14
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or Illinois. L. S. Senator, s1yS of Dur ing s
Rhcumaiic Remedy: am Thoroughly salts
fled have been cured by its use und do II t
les tate to rec0mme d it John Cessna. ex-
Member of Congress from Pennsylvania, writ = ::
Z" took three doses OF Durang's Remedy aud
my rheumatism was gon..' NJ ) Gen. Sler-
man saws - have frequently purchase
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffer-
ing with rheumatism and in every instance it
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