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The daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1879-1885, 1882-01-01
TEN YEARS AGO-NEW YEARS
DAY IN HELENA.
lettings from the Notebook OF an
Early-Day City Reporter at
Helena.
BY PETER ROMAN.

Main street, Helena, on New Years
eve, ISL, ut y n'cock in the morning
were you upon that busy thonughtnrc
ut that early hour. l'rc-uming that you
were not, We will try and picture II for
YOU. Instead Of the busy hum Of trade
that pcrvn'ic~ the atmosphere surround
ing it at Il later hour, the hurrying,
hu-tling crowd Of keen, sharp, Western
business men that are specializing in cr-
crything from II prairie dog to II million
dollar silver mine; the stream Of we'll
dressed Montana ladies sweeping the
streets with their ch!y-rrl"rcl silk and
atin trains; the hcvy of old young
men and old oid men lurking around
the corners, watching for clean shave
on some lnnr,lcvil'> note, ora ''Smonth'
place I" put their currency where ii will
sweat ut three per cent. per month; the
cries Of the ear drivers, the mclo'linus
oa.l,S Of the unkcmpt bull-wl'arkcr; the
n,llc->kinncr'S Silycry tones, or the
ce:,sclc-- jahhrr of the heather Chincc.
Instead Of all these imhurmuniuus conn
mcrcial sounds and scenes, there Is II
quiet that reminds one Of :l'ralm before
a storm !, lack "fhl,sy, b,,stliny life that
$ graveyarli>h in the extreme. The
scene presented l. one Of interest to the
spectators. There II clerk >lcrpily opens
ing Il store; there II poor ,lrunkard is
rccling home from some midnight car
~ |. T.. ~ tI,.,
'hnht- have their places Of business
ready for the coming rush of the day, rs
Tomorrow will br New Years. All is
calm; everything is quiet. This was
the appearance OF the street, r,,,lcly dis
,urlcd ly Il fearful ,nronter, Il blop,ly
fray between two Of our most promi-
ncnt citizens.
THE PARTICIPANTS
Were Il bright and shining light Of the
Helena bar, Judge s., II former oc-
cul,allt OF the judicial bench OF Mon
tana. and James X, II banker at the
time and II former merchant, an old
timer Of the country.
THE CAUSE OF EnE DIFFICULTY
was the use by the disciple Of Black
stone Of some language in II speech to
the jury which the dealer in CURRENCY,
VIII" was plaintiilin the case being tried.
objected to.
THE BATTLE-GROUND
was the street in front Of purcllcn 4
Payntcr's drug store, which seemed to
possess some attractions for lcllicose i'm
dividuals, as several fights had occurred
there during the previous few days.
the BATTLE.
The particulars, rs near as We can
learn them, are us follows:
Blackstone was returning from the
international Hotel, where We presume
he had succeeded in throwing himself
outside of sunlry ations of butterul
toast, beetsteak, mutton chops, and the
other rare delicacies which make up
breakfast in IL tirst-class house. One of
our in!urmants state that he was softly
singing to himself that once popular
song:
mo one to love, none TO caress.
Etc, etc, ETC.,
but Others equally reliable deny it cnl-
phatically, SO that our readers can he
lieve 1t or not, just as they choose.
When opposite the above-nanedl drug
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fruit. But he atjured them to remem-
her the absent and unhappy, and more
especially those who had passed In their
checks before this gorgeous layout was
made. He illstanced the unfortunate
Washington, who never had such tree
as this for his little Ratchet; the de-
pressed Noah, who sent forth dove to
look for one leaf Of this vegetable, and
struck oil instead tolivc, not kcroscne);
the miserable Dcmostllenes, who SUR
viv,l in Mr.. Wnallull; the virtuDlls
Joseph, who, failing to find this tree, re-
fused amy other comfort, and even when
pressed by the fair sex, answered "Not
for .Ioc!' the melancholy Moses, VIII"
found burning bush, but not this; the
happier Abraham, who once caught Il
goat in tllickct like this; and the UNI
fortunate Mcthusaleh, and all Others
whose untinlcly death had deprived
them Of the ncvcr-en,ling felicity of be-
ing present on this suspicious occasion.
The excited and sympathetic audience,
in the midst Of happiness, were carried
away by these sad reflections, and shed
tears enough to irrigatc the Prickly
Pear valley, and to settle the water
question, so deep that no Judge can
ever wade through it. The Mikado
concluded amid Il shower of spray,
when the people were aroused from the
>tupor of their grief Ivy the sounding Of
brass and tinkling Of cymbals Of the
SON Of the moons
IMPERIAL BAND,
which scattered it, notes over numerous
areas of music, several miles square, he
longing to Robert G. Diable, and which
then, to show how these things are done
in China, they collected all together in
one dcviiish blast Of harmony that
raised the audience to its feet, and
brought all the ealstoppcrs into rcuuisi-
ton. 1t was too, too enhancing.
THE MOST ENTERpKlslNG CITIZEN,
Charles Augustus Brm.dwatcr, was
dragged to the front by several yokcs Of
bulls, and presented with Il two-story
house to feed his cattle in during the
Indictment weather
TIE GRAND JUKE
of the Squaw country, lately from the
land Of buffalo berries, made his APP
pcarancc and in !, few hlushing remarks
detailed his experience in the white set
Elements, and to show that he was ON
intimate relations with the very first
bow and arrow families, scattered his
shafts in various directions.
y GOLD-HEADED CANE
for the most popular young man was
presented to Matte Billiard, who re-
turned thanks for the same in Il speech,
the cloqucnce and fire OF which redeem
cd its extraordinary length.
THE RED RIVER OPERA
OF Johnny Baptiste BcGar, was splcll-
didly rendered by the Stelnlenall-C Curtis
troupe, while the song about a drunken
fellow who kept bawling for Il larb6ard
Waterman to arrest his shadow, was
rendered by II couple of amateurs, with
all the grace and experience of profess
sional incbriatcs. The Waterman la
bored under too much liquor, but as it
was New iGr'snight he was cl,aritably
forgiven for not making his appearance
on the stage in response to the loud calls
10y the musical ,lrunkurls.
\ SPLENDID GOWN
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I Received, but rcck'd not ri II wound.
| And lock'd his arms his 10 man round
| Now, Mr.. Three Per Cent, hold your own.
No mai LENS hand Is round thee thrown!
That desperate grasp thy flame might feel,
Through bars Of corse,s and triple steel
I They tug, they strain down, down they go,
/ The Judge above, the King below. 49,.
At this interesting stage the fri, n''s of
the Judge" who had gathered around,
sent III, cheer and offered to bet tw"
+ to one on their man being the victor.
! The Judges grip his throat compressed,
HIS knee was planted on his breast.
/ His auburn locks he backward threw,
Across hi /; I row his hand he drew
From blood and dirt to clear his sight,
Then raised nloft his arm Of might;
! Bat all too late the vantage came,
For the King here Hoped him IN his game
that is, lac turned him over, and was
proceeding to put Il head ON him in the
most approved style, when the crowd
rushed in and separated them. Here
cnNrth the first fight between the law
and the profits.
/ THE FIELD AFTER THE BATTLE
presented II CHASTITY and sickcning APP
I";rnlcc. 1t was visited during the
forenoon by at least half our citizens.
Later in the day the Street Commits
>ioncrs took charge Of the now hist"ri
cal spot, and had force Of men busy
with horse rakcs raking up the hair that
had been rudcly torn out during the
| fray, while short distance below am
other crew were h,lSily engaged in cut
ting II ditch to drain the blood off which
stood IN fathomlc>s pools in the street.
LATER.
Neither Of the gentlemen were us So
riously injured as they at first sup
posed, and are now attending to their
duties with their frontispicccS highly
decorated hut otherwise all right.
All! wcll-ten years have passed since
the above was written as local for the
old Gazette. Judge Simns, one of the
actors in the scene, is now, we believe,
an active member OF the bar in Denver,
Colorado, while the other participant,
Mr.. james King, when last heard from
by the writer, was an active business
man in Warren, Rhode Island. But
many Of the lookers-on are scattered
throughout the different camps of Mon
tana, and will perhaps recall the event
with ..smilc and sigh for the days
gone by"
THE EVENINGS EMBARRASSMENT.
Lconiias II. Boyle was the illustrious
Mikado of all the Grand Po.lunks, and
on New Years eve called the clan to-
gether ut the NJ. +. Church on Rroa,l-
way. The spacious church was crowd
cd to Overlooking with an anxious and
hopeful crowd Of citizens, waiting in
fear and trembling to receive presents
from the potcntate kuro Siroo, whose
New Years vegetable blussoncl with
fruits for all the good and virtuous.
The illustrious Mikalo Of all the G.
P"iunks greeted his visitors with y
happy New Years smile, spread thickly
hut uniformly over his countenance.
but now and then Boyling over into n
chcckle OF concentrated cor,!iality. He
opened lis lips and congratulated his
auditors in being present in this earthly
paradise, and under the shadow Of ;,
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'INANCE AND COMMERCE.
Continued from sixth Page

is further stated that many of the carpet
manufacturers are rich, and are growing
richer every day
Manufacturers in this country are COM
plafang bitterly that German and English
houses are putting imitation American
goods on the foreign markets, greatly to the
prejudice of our trade. They say that in
Russia limitations have been put ON the
market on which even the American
manufacturers name has been retained.
The spurious products are in every way
inferior 20 the goods from which they are
copied. Some German manufacturers of
sewiug.muchneS ON account OF the
marked preference shown for American
ma chimes, have put the names OF Ameri-
can makers on their machines aud have at.
tempted to Justify the deceit ON the ground
that the makers names are mere cont
mercial terms, like Bcssemer steel and do
not designate any Snecial make; and all the
time these manufacturers vigorously assail
the character and quality of American
goods, while constantly putting cheap imi-
tatipns OF them on the market Some
manufacturers Of hardware, etc. here pro-
pose to expose the cheat by every means in
their power, and have directed their agents
abroad to call public attention to sucn un.
businesslike devices whenever discovered
TO-DAY S QUOTATIONS.
fB!NrS-treemaus, 81: Lodi So, Gloucester
6h; Harmony 81; COnheco, 7; MerrmHr, z
Greenwich, &; Allen, Sc; Albion solid, g. Pea
body solid, .; Peabody black, Ga; Simpson
black "a; Simpson mourning, Z; Gloucester
mourning ga
HEAVY BROWN oN2sTIcs-Augusta, A. ~
Indian Head So swift Creek. al, 4 .Etne.
At So Edgched Al, ~ Cabot. A, ~,
Derby, 81. 81; Glendale, 81, 5H; Natchcz'
a, Ga; Charter Oak, III, IA; Lake George
~ = Great Western, Al, S& International
"A, 6a,
FINE Brown DoMEsrIC-LaEe George, ~;
Iia vest So; POcauontaS, 9: Great Fans. ~,
Peerless, ID Plum Island s; Atlantic Sd
HEACHED ,MEsTICs-SOcial, 1OiT Sunny
Side %; llolmosyille, *; Forest 81: Big Bou-
ana, rs, 6l5; Auburn, S.; Lousdalc, lJ5s;
Lonsdalc cambria IS, WamSu.ta l3: New Yo+1
NILS l& Diamond lIill, cambria gh; Knights
cambrc, We; Hero. Al, Q; Hero rs, S. Ballard
vale q Cambridge rs, Z Peerless 81 5b
DuCKs-Arkwrlsht Is Ettrick s-oZ Is star';
SOIL stark lOo2,l9 Savage, S-oz, Il: Hampden,
brown and drab 90 10; Ilmdeu XXX, do, l6L.
Boston, 100, brown and drab l76: MonLluk IA
inch, "; No 5, 10 inch i2ls; No s. 50 inch
57l' Gold Medal Blue IA; Lion, brown and
drab, -.
PLAID osNAguRes-Delta ~ Economy, l2ll,
Ottawa, So; Michigan 81; Belle IA; Wood
lawn, So, CltGwba, %.
Tc6ING-AnuSkeag AGA, lSl,; Hamilton II.
Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard 2, TO- Easton B,
Va omega, 49,
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miscellaneous 66lants.

w ANrED-By u lady, situation as COVER
~ ness 10 take charge OF aud teach Young
chilrcu. or rs Il companion and housekeepcr To
eldeldeFly or invalid lady; can give God refer
ehctS Address H., Box 60, Bryan, Tex. few Il
(AIANrED-Coat-makcr, wanted Immediately
w 10y II zimmerman, Main 81 fcS.f
M ANlEh-A man aud wife, white or black.
70 work for q family the woman to cook
anu thc man 10 do general work Apply for
lHr'her Information TO Crawford n Smiths Inv
Uu'V' NAM street fcS
w ANTEp-Situauon in any kind Of business;
T. years experience in drug trade; writes
good manu-; very best of reference given Ad.
urosN Acid care HERALD Onice fci1w
WANTED Parties having good grazing
cash prices. Please address
J2S-lm ROBERT CLARKE, Dallas, Tex.
w ANrEp-A good cook None but good
one need apply An old Colorel woman
Preferred Apply To III Herald Odlcc
w ANrEp-ro trade stock of goods Tor city
~ property lands or stock sheep preferred
iS9 ,T NJ a, B., Box No. go, Dallas Texas.
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vital huid passing unohseryed In the urine and
mans other diseases that lead 10 INSANITY and
death The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the hest al.
legcs of Europe and this country, and have bsa
large experience In those troubles. and Will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and ,reatmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or iujurious
found In IL We treat all private diseases sue.
gesSmlly without mercury CONSULTATION
fREE. Thorough examination and advice in,
GLIDING analysis of urine S. Price of VITAL
RESTORATIVE s. bottle or four times the
quantity, $40. Sent TO any address upon receipt
of price, C. o. d., secure from observation, and
IN private name Il desired, by English Medical
Institute, No Ills Olive street 81 Louis, Mis-.
souri, rostofice box, 2i60
Wholesale agents, Williams Tolliyer A
Walker Dallas Texas
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HnIldlng Nininrlnl.

SRlCK-At the kilns 10 $40 kiln run.
SroNE-A the Dallas quarricS, So per oli 10
foot II for foundation; 10 for wall and Is for
dressed front
luNpER-Ycllow pine, rough 81 - per 100
cct over - feet IN length 81 10. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing g. 70: 4 ceiling
81 ceiling g 80. yellow pine
siding s., white pine ceiling, 81 Is nfst
common; white pine siding first common 81 90
ash aud walnut flooring, slol per thousand.
poplar dressed both sides, siN rough walnut
sl2l To 100 Common doors 81 30 to 81; sash, q 25
to 8 90 as to size,
sniSGLEs.-Yeltow pine, 81 80 to I IS; white
pine, 50 so to s. 90, Cypress, No !, S. No 2
81 so No 3 IS %.
Posrs-Ccdnr, sl2 So Boise dare, SIS.
LAris-3 b0di per thousand.
CEMENT = Rosendale, IS 20; Louisville, q 30
Portland, 50 so
PLASTER PARfs-per barrel, siCbi 80.
HAtR-rer pound, 7Sc
CrN.ST FLurs-6 inch, S7llc; Inch i0c, finch
ceiling Joint sl inch cap, SOC, Z Inch Cling
joint 81 -. finch cap do, coo.
DRAIN PIES inch. Ice per foot 4 Inch 2cc.
inch, S7hc; inch. i0s inch Soc
MtNgD PAiSTs-kendy for use aud all colnrs,
81 2h6h1 Is per gal. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHIT. LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 81
liNs-Coopcred, Austin, g. per barrel. bulk.
81 h0 benson ear lots, 9Oc. per barrel 81 q.
Dallas, In lots 2gs per bushel 2jc.
LissEEp Oit-Raw. 6gc; boiled 10
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Acid-BenEoic per ounce SOC acid carbolic solu.
no eoc; crystal 65eaSl 90per To- acid ctric, 75cper
per 10; alum, ia5c per 10. MISUNDERSTANDING
eoc per ID; asSaiGtida, 25c per 10; balsaIn co.
paoa 6io per ID; boraX. Ice per 10, blue vitriol.
l0c per III; caomel. 7jc per 10; caomel, (Rnglish)
" W per ID; eamphor refined SOC per 10:
clnchonldiA 95c per OF; chluruforn, %
cents per ID; chloral, hydrat 81 7Sa2 O0
per lb;cream of trter, powder, SSaiOc per 10: gum
opium, 81 % per lb gum shellac, $50 per No. NOR
phltYae IS 20 per oE oil bergamot S . per 10;
II ~ w iOiide potass, s. IS per 10. P,S vi;
qmnine, sulphate, s. So per OF. seed
Garaway, Use per 10; SIENNA, 25p per III.
strychnine, crystals, 81 60 per or sugar lend $50
ler 10; houf sulphur, sac per ID, salts epson,
sc per H. Spirits tuIpentine 66c per gal
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gwemtp.2;iuc Cent Column
atoticcs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may be hanued into
~ our business oihee up 10 SIP. m, and into the
COMPOSING room IN IN 4. m.
NoIlCE-ro CoNrRACrORS-Bds for the
~ erection Of cold-Storage warcroom and ice
house combined, in the city of Dallas. will he
received by the undersigned until February Is
~ All bids must be in writing the right 10 NJ,
Jet any or all bids is reserved. plans and sneci
hcalions can be seen al the Office OF
lSl'lOt W. X WlEELOCK.
NoflCK-A liberal trade will be given for a
~ residence in pleasant part of the city, con.
lMhhg SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD Office, is0,f
NoTiCE-Tw irSt-clasS hotels, and 100 deslr.
~ able lots in the town of Wills Point also
six well improved aud unimproyed farms On
reasonable terms, or exchange for cattle | will
also contract To deliver from one 10 five thouS-
aud head Of mixed cattle in the months of April
uud May, J&-lm lNO. A. O'NEAl.
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Leather, Etc.

SOLE LEATHER OAK-No. /, 5000; No. ., 81 a
3D.
lEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, go good 29
best MatamOHS 20; No, , 2S; good damaged "a
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-NO. !, S76p39C: No ..
$50
IIENLoCK-Prime S5 do good SO; do No. s SOC
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALTsKIN-No. /, 81 10 10 25;
do No. = 81 to ! 10.
PHILADELPHIA KRIS No. !, S5c to 81, accor.
ding to weight
SHEEP sEINs-Topping XXXX per doz $40 co;
Innings, white, NN&X IS 10; rusSets COS.
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@rdical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, AO pages, cloth
and gilt binding so cents; same in paper covers
y cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood, 10
cents; pamphlet : cents securely sealed. nv
mail Send money OF postage stamps Or
WHITTIER the great specialist 6I7 St Charles
street 81 Louis. Mo.
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Fine and medium fine, DC neavy PIC; black,
bury and dirty. to Toe of
Dry flint Is POUNDS and upward, l0Gl2Hc;
dry kips llellc: wetsalted, 707ac: green butch.
er hides, sac &c; all damaged wet dry. hall
price; Geer skins, SOC: sheep skim from 25aJOC
each.
BEEswAX-li 10 lSc per pound as per color
TALLoW-ln barrel, 45.c; in cake, be per 10.
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a factor OF no inconsiderablc importance
IN estimating the consumption of raw sugar
IN this country has been the enormous
growth within recent years of the manu-
lacture and consumption of glucose and
grape sugar. This industry has reached
such proportions that reliable authorities
eeslinate the present production az about
I'OOQ tons per diem. 1t is true that this
saccharlne product from corn is chiefly
USED by brewers but it has likewise become
u most important element in the manufac-
ture OF confectionery, and mixing of slrups
Oelng substituted for cane sweets used here
iore, while new process sugar, " for which
there has been an increasing demand. con-
lalnS about 20 per cent. of glucose. When
taken together, these factors represent an
important item OF cane sugar, which has
oeen replaced by the cheaper and now more
abundant material.
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
CoFFEE-kiO common, II X fl2c: fair lot. Ire.
ch0lcc ~ to 49,; Laguyra II tn l6, lava. 20
u \ EAS-imperial, bOgboc. Young HysOn, 4OG6O.
oo'0ng, D@6Oc JAPAN 6oaGje,
ouGARs-We quote: Powdered Ike. crushed
IiA; EIannlatad, llallA; standard 4 |, l0H:
Louisiana white clarified, lOA to lOI,: yellow
SGAdilied' lO9lO+c choice Louisiana, gSc; prime
iM4 ,, , choice, 10. primo zoe
SWEET ,porAroEs--75asl 90 per bushel.
RICE-Wholesale, 6E Ia
SALT-ln barrel. p SO. Iiyprpool I'm sacks e.,
al 81, ''''
0NIoSs-Rcd, per barrel s. 75tos q 10 vcllo,r
81 SOTO S. %.
PoTAfoEs-Pccrlcss, 81 G5 toll 70 por I'M carly
CPACKEgs-soda' ~, Xxx q wy IN
cream, rs; ginger snaps. liis.
oars 81 10 per box; X H. BAYS 81 "a nrr hny.', IN
bars Sc rs per box. Eurega Socp a. ~ ~ w.
clone, g "a.
BEANs-7 to TIc Nor noupd
CANDLES Star, fnll weight, l5l3 tolG
CHEESR-W. Il. 1919, nun cream lG
HoNtSY AND GRlTs--s6 10 per barrel.
DRIED APPLFs-soSi.
DRIED pEACBus-Ifpppelpd unu,. n,,laa ~,
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The Great English Remedy.

II Il never.failiny Cure
Tor nervous debility,
exhausted vitahly,sem.
inal weakness. sl,s,ma.
torrhWs, LOST MAN
hoob, impotency, par.
alysls, and all the terri.
Bile effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and OK
,cesSeS OF maturer year
such as loss of mem
DRY, lassitudc, nocturna
,emisslon, aversion of SO
soiety, dimueSs of vision
nAtsas.r IA. tAa ~
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Hay aud Seeds

HAy-Dark, S6@o; bright Sl2 From stores
prairie, baled, dark, SlO@is; bright $1,000
bright free on board, car, Sl5; dark, So
Garden, sc per paper, retail wholesale ~ IA
&c per paper,
OoTIoN-At the oil mill l2He per bnshel.
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Buggies, prlng Wagons, rto.

SHAfrS-el@H poles, sltnlb per dOz,
BuGalEs-Gradc Band spring top, sgOalOO. do
omen, s10I -, do side springs, top, siOOal3E do
side bar, sl01S 100 do phactonS, Sl25di5O A grade
side spring, Sll0n20t do phactons, sl5OI20c
bump scat buggicS,. slIh@250 Platform springs,
sllO@lG three spring wagons, s90@ll5.
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CHIcEENs-Wo quote at 81 Zoos o. per dozen
turkeys, 5Oa75c prairie chickens, t3 per dozen
rabbits, 7jc per dozen; squirrels, tie per do2eu
ducks, large s. 80 small - 60 veuisoI, DC.
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Coal aud Wood,

coAt--1nilan nation 90 per ton.
CoKE-5oc per barrel
woop-oak, hickory and ash, o. rs 10 a. OF
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing a, the
rates OF s. 70 70 8 50 per cord
CuARCoAL-t5 cents per barrel
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Cooperage.

Molasses barrels 81 sG halfbarrclS, 81 2E kegs,
use; sugar barrels 5i half barrels, 81 hoop poles
per 1000, sl2
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GOol traSmS for the Doctor's Faith

MONROE GA, March %, 1880.
we have for twelve months been prescribing
oNlit syphiliuc Specific In the treatment OF
syphilis and many other diseases for which Il
is recommended, and the results have been
most satisfactory not having been disappointed
IN u single instance. We think Tor all diseases
Il is recommended to cure. 1t stands without
peer aud that ai the medical profession, will.
sooner on later, be forced to acknowledge II In
the treatment If syphilis, as a sine qua non.
n l.. GALLOWAY, Nj. D.
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ATLANTA, GA, May % 1879
One OF our wOrkmen had bad case of Syph.
us OF five years standing, aud was cured en-
hrey with "Swift's Syphilitic Specific"
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Pr0prietors Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists, Call for copy OF
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Price of large or regular size reduced To 81 70
per bottle, and small size, holding half The
quantity, price 81
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