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sc@ssc; bride leather per doz.. sso@72; domestic
nip. 60@O French kie, S5c@si %; domestic calf.
soc@s1 10: French calf. 81 109l 81.
Hfdes-GTeen hides, &c; green calf 1Oc: green
salted. S@sLc: green sslted calf. 12@l2Lzc; dry
flint 121se; dry salted 1oc per 10, damaged grub
by or bull, twO-thirds the above prices.
Iallow-PIime, 7@7Zc.
GTease-Brc wn. 50z51sc; white. 7@Sc-
Drug Market.
sAlcohol, q 25@2 so: calomeal, 75ca IS; campnor:
S0@S3c; c0cnlDel 6c@70c; cnloroform. 90c@Sl;
gum opium, 81 S5di 81; indigo, sl@3; morphine
s3 i0@3 65. Oils-Castor, 81 35@l 40: sweet OIL zoe
al l5; olive oil, 81 t093; oerganot t5aDderson A.
81 s033; lemon (sanders0n's), 81 5O@2 75 Q,li.
nine, p. & W., 81 S5al 20: cinchonidia. 90995c.
American bi-carb. soda, 1850; English do 81 q
&C. Snuff Gsrrett's ZOE. packs, 81 90 per dOz
4 e. bottles, g co per doZ Flove's sui phur a6e
fupentine. soG43c English yer. red. by bbl.,
&c; less quantities, SIC Iodine, 81 5092 IS. 10
dide potash, 81 65. Cloves. 2sel35c. Rhubarb, 90C
3. Is. window glass, GO and 20 per cent; double
20 and 10 per cent of.
Miscellaneous Markets
Oils-we quote: Linseed. raw. sic; bottled, SIC;
oil, i2@3Sc: straits oil, 50155c benzine 10dl4ci
coal Oil. Indiana legal test, Ilai2c; $50 deg
test. 12d13c: water white, $50 deg. I5c.
Timers Suppies-We quote:
Best charcoal tin, C. l0xls, 14x29 and 12xi2
500 per box: y. l0xl4, l4x20 aud 12x12, So q
per box; G., 1tx20. roofing tin, IS so per box; c.
20x2S, sl3@4; block tin. in pigs &c; in bars. 29c
Ion-27 iron. sc: % iron, 6<c; Moorehead
galvanized 81 per cent. discount Sheet zinc 7ISo
Copper bottoms, 2sc- Pianished copper. 8.
SOLDER 15G1Sc- Wire, IS per cent. of list.
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THE COM,NG SaENGERFEsT.
Bright Prospects for the Mueic Festival
to be Held Here in SeprembeT-
Committees Meeting.

At the meeting of the Saengerfest Commit
tees yesterday morning a large number of
letters were read from visiting Societies and
other parties who are interesting themselves
in the coming musical festival, indicating q
large attendance from all parts of the State
There were inquiries as to excursion rates.
and the Railroad Committee was requested
to perfect arrangements with the railroad
officials as soon rs possible. Once more the
attention OF pooled lines management ia to
be called 10 ire Importance Of the festival,
Which will bring thousands OF strangers to
the c.tv The Committee for the Sum-
mer ght Festival, which is to be
held on Saturday. September S,
reported that an interesting programme is
beng prepared for the festival, and that
everything is being done to make pleasant
snd successful affair. The Committee on
Decorations submitted report showing that
elaborate decorations bad been ordered for
the triun pbal arch, Eoglisb's Opera Hoase.
MsenneTchOr Hall, which will be head
quarters during the festival, ard is now be-
ing thoroughly renovated. The Reception
Committee was instructed to make all neces.
ssTy preparations for the reception OF the
visiting societies at the depot, and also to
see that their baggage Is properly taken
care of. The Banquet Committe reported
for he banquet 10 be held on Friday even
ing Sep,tmbsr7. Mr.. Ernestinod, the Mu-
steal DiItcior, reported hat during the past
week he had visited Evansville and Terre
H3uie for the purpose Of rehearslng with the
societies of these two cities. He found them
very well prepared for the festival and the
two societies will sustain their excellent rep
uiaticn.
The Secretary was instructed 70 request the
Members of the Guarantee Fund Committee
TO finish selt citing subscriptions during this
week. So far the Committees have had good
succeEs, but the sub, ipinns to the guaran-
tee fund do not yet reach the amount agreed
upon by the Finance and Executive Com
miitees, and there are districts where no
members of the Committee have shown
then selves.
Gatherings like the Encsmpment aud the
evening Musical Festival are benefit to the
city and business men, as has been plainly
shown during Encsmpment week. The in
dicatiOrs sTe that the Saengerfest will bring
Thousands of strt myers TO the city, and with
little aid from citIZsns 10 put it on solid
fnsrciGl bsss. the Executive Committee eK-
pect 10 make il great success in every par
ticular.
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KILLING or REV. WELL.

The Result OF an Anonymous Letter to a
Busband, Informing Him Of HIS Dis
honor
LUL1NG, Tex, Aug. To-day. at the prelimi-
nary examination Of Lawrence Dennam, for kill
iDs Rev. Mr. Sewell on the 18Th inst, A Heis the
the only witness for the prosecution, testified to
walking with Se1en. and eonversing about
Spanish edition of the Testament. Denman
"a neo cut OF drug store and fred. Sewell failing
at the second shO', exclaIIning, "Don't shoot"
~ sssailaDt fred twice agsiu before diSarmsd.
For the defense +. c. WilkiDsOn's testimony
showed that Sewell hsd caused the following
anonymous letter 20 be written 70 Denan: Look
cut for apreaeheT who has black hair brown beard
ard sn impeachment in his speech. II ne has not
already seduced your wife. he intends TO do so,
judging by what has been seen and heard by q
number OF your friends II you have doubts on
the subject Just conceal yourself or come In when
ycu sre not expected. take this method To save
you the atien Of being told OF this face TO
ffee. You Will find me out 20 be true freud"
TIE person referred TO in the letter is Rev. Mr..
Bialn. a Methr Oist minister CT Luiiug.
Wines AddiI gtOl swore that he u1dTessed the
dCcessed. and found q self-cCeking fvethOote at
isched by elastic 10 the TiRht arm inside Of the
O. a. sleeve. so il could easily. by a downward
motion, be thrown into the bav d.
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the rsst week was rather frmer. Flour steady.
Foreign wheats quiet. Foreign eour firmly held.
Maize 80 higher Prices OF ozrleys in favor OF sell
err Csrgoes IN all positions inactive. fhere
were sixteen arrivals aud seven sales; three car
goes we're withdrawn; 6f cen remained. two OF
The latter California cargoes. Sales of English
wheat during the week. IL 799 quarters at ass l0d
corre,popdirg week last year. The Mark Lane
f. press alsO prints reports from S6l districts In
EnslsDd end Wales in regard to the harvest OF
1888 In 23 districts the indications the wheat
cop will be under the average In eighty nine
there VIII he an averag yield and in thirty three
the crop v i'll be above the average Aluy OF the
reports stale the wheat is thin. blghted and mil
dewtd.- Otber crops are reported 1-Ove the aver
age.
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Sentinel

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Rye-No. 2 duh and nominal; sac bid.
BTan-Dull; 81 90 bid; none offered.
CHIcAGo eRAIN REvIEW.

CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20 - Regular wheat-Opened
quiet. fluctuations being confined within range
Of 5k@5zc; toward noon grew active, advanced Ia
lAc above inside and closed 20 higher than sstur
day. Sales ranged al 81 Ola August; si 02%9l %
September; 81 o31z@1 O5Is October; 81 0Jssal 06zs
November; 81 on year; spring, 81 OlNel o.; win
ter, 81 0s.
Corn-Quiet and firm; closed stronger; shsde
higher: opened A@ssc lower, rallied Ha5zo
and closed &c higher than Saturday. Sales
ranged at 50k @5l1sc August; igs54S507sc Septem-
Der: 49%@501Sc October; 47N94s5zc November;
451{as6asc year; 46h@475<c May.
Oats-Quiet and easy. Sales ranged at 25554 926]4c
August; 25K@25Zsc September; 26@265kc Octo-
her; 26h @2654c November; 255s s255<c year; 2914
@291<c May.
Pork-Fairly active and strong; advanced 15@20c
Oh the whole rapge. Sales ranged at s12 259l2 S7H
cash; So 9o@l2 s5 August; $40 27k@12 SIX Sep
TENDER; sl2 2s@l2 So October; sil so9l1 80 No
vemher; 81 s0Gll % year; Si2 459l2 co January
Lard-Active and firm; 40950c higher. Sales
ragged at IS 621@3s Is cash; s. 45Gs 80 August
and September; s. 40@s 30 October; s. S7Iz9S 80
November: SIS 25Gs 271s year; IS Z75<9s IS jan
uaIy.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-The Marx Lane Express I'm q
review Of the Bihsn grain trade for the past week.
says: Of8eisl returns show the wheat acreage in
1888 70 be Is per cent below that in 1884, Trade
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~Better in Every WAY. ;,

81 am hsppy to saw" writes a gentleman
who had used Compound Oxygen, "that am
very much improved. ! am using it princi-
pally for bronchitis, but find it is relieving
other troubles az much or more than the
bronchitis. My digestion is better, sleep more
refreshine-in fact, am better in every
way" Oar Treatise on Compound Ok
ygen Its nature, aston. and results, with re-
ports OF cases and full information sent free.
Drs. stsJkey d Palen, 1l09 and I'LL Girard
street. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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SENTINEL CO.
NOTICE

From John Dorian, No. 800 East 47th Street. New
York city,
Poddlers that are in debt to him from 1865, up to
date for linen goods, etc. which they got on
credit, and are rot psid for, get four months
notice TO settle and psy, aud If not their names
and residence in the United States, cities, towns,
and Counties ard States and the same IN every
town and County IN Ireland. VIII be published Tor
one year after the four mon s expires
Indianapolis, May IL. 1883. JOHN DORIAN.
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Special attention is called to Mayor Beattys
parlor organ advertisement in another col
umn; any of our readers who are in want OF
a cabinet organ at a reduced price should
order at once from the advertisement, as the
time is limited to only seven days from date
OF this paper.
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II you feel dull. drogsy, debililated, have
ssllow color of skin, or yeliowish brown spots
On face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
mesa bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chills alteTneted with hot flushes, low spirits
and gloomy foTebodiugs, irregular appetite,
and tongue coated, you Sre suffering from
torpid liver or 'biliousness" In many
cases of ''liver complaint" only part of these
synpt5rns are experienced. As a remedy
for ell such cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Meii-
cal discovery" mas no equal, as it effects per-
feet and radical cures At all drug stores
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COMMERCIAL.

There was better feeling in general mere .utiie
markets yesterday. though business was not es-
pecially active. There are few changes to note
azd none important.
GRAIN.
There is no improvement in the lO3al wheat
m9Iket. The price OF No. 2 red Is OF &c from SAT-
urdsy and choice Mediterranean is higher, owing
to scarcity. Near futures in fair request
There is falling Off in arrivals, and offerings are
not liberal.
Corn-LOcsl markets show better feeling. with
fair activity FOR lower Grades. Offerings are more
liberal, but choice grades still continue scarce
Sales of No. were made on call at 461Sgl7c track
Markets at other points rule dun and shade
lower.
Oats-RuliBg steady on local markets, aud fsirly
active at quotations. Sales of light mixed made on
call at 29c.
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A Race war in East rexas.

Dallas Tex, Aug. 10 "A gentleman in
from TerrelI repoTfs that the widest excite
ment prevails among the colored people of
that town and vicinity over the lynching of
Martin Bradley yesterday for an attempted
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AN " EhT, aug. observation-disclosures Is5p'.
OIL CITY. Pa Aug 2J.-O,l- Upe3ed at 81 OBS
highest. 81 lt3f: lowest. 81 coz: closu 81 09z
s. les, 1920 90 bills clesranceS Auy. Is. 6s5 UI0
hi is. Shipments-UDiied . 45l bills: tidewater
SC77 bbls.
PITTSBURG. Aug. 20 Petroleum Quiet;
united certificates closed st 81 coz Afternoon
ses ntinued quiet: opened st 81 10. al -
to 81 lC5s weakened and closed at 81 09t4; trad
ing of limited character.
BRADFORD Pa. Aug. 20 Crude OIl-Dull aud
finn. Total Saturday and Sunday, "a, l29 oOls ;
total shipments o. 525 bbIs charters, 4S 65l bbs :
clesIenees 3l5, 600 hbls United Pipe Line Ger ia
Gates ened at 1895 closed at 1922; highest price
JllZ; lowest, lC9lz.
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INsTABLISHED lS79-For collie in infants. teeth
IL irR or summer complaint BRUNkER'S CAR
MINATlVE BALSAM is positively the safest a "a
moet eric ct remed ever offered TO the public
as GOO hotties sold In Indiana in 1882. Sold in
twenty -fiye.cert, ffy-cent and q bottles oy all
druggists. l4-lusa &w
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~ husky,

ST. louis. Aug. 20.-Whisky-si IL.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2O.-whisky--s 81 is al 1sX.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 20.-Whisky-Quietat 81 1S.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. p .-whisky-Dull at
81 I9.
CINCINNATI. Aug. %. " hisky-S1 Is.
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cotton.

les following Liverpool market, lost az first to
s.1O0c. but recovered most of the decline on IN
favorable crop accounts. Instead of having mod
crate rain, which is much wanted, especially IN
Texas the thermometer ranged Yesterday at Aus
tin les ana this morning at 96o ST Dallas, So
and 81 At the third call August was offere at
10 Csc; September brought 1003e; NOvem Der.
10 &c. Future closed dbl but steady; August 10
November inclusive. TO 2-100c lower; balance
partly l.lOOc lower since Ssturday. SCOT cotton
quoted 1-l6c lower on middliUg: uBland. To- =.
sales were 100 bales for export; sl3 bales 10 spia
ners, and 200 bales delivered on contracts.
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DISASTERS on TIE DEEP.
The wreckage of Several Vessels Passed a

NEW YoRK. Aug. 2O-The steamship New
Orleans, which arrived today from New Or
ieens, reports that twenty miles south of
Long Branch il saw a British steamer ashore
with a tug alongside. The for yard part of
coastng SCI ocner was passed off Hog Island,
the vessel having evidently been cut In two
by a steamer. A sunken three-masted
schooner was also passed. The BLACK Il 60
was not attached to any visible part of these
wIeckB.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Dry Goods-The Job
hing trade he's shown a very brisk request with 8
good volume OF sales resulting from AGENTS. Order
IL QuiTy. also personal selections have called
for good quantity al dIplic le assortments OF sea-
nsble speeisltes hut staple aud colored cottons
have been 10 very light sales aud only TO meet the
necessities FlGnnels have been in good move
meDt and steady inquiry scarlet t~ills of low and
MEDIUM grades being well sold up and In wide re-
duekt.
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Foreicn mooney ana stocFs.

LONDON, Aug. co. Government Bouds-f%s.
145s. Railway Stocks-nlinois Central, 295z; Penn
sylvania Central, 500; New York Central, lSt4
Erie, Sl5k; seconds, 95x; Reading. 2754.
PARIS, Aug 20.-Rentes, 9if 921zc.
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WEEKLY LIVE sroo3 REPORT.

reported by Fort d Johnson, General Commits
sion Statesmen of Live stock.
UNION Stock YARDS. Aug. u, 1855.
CsttIe-since our lat report the receipts have
been liberal and mostly Of common grades ard
the market lower on that kind of stuff. Good
grades. both bltchers and shippers, have held up
at good prices. Eastern sdvices on this class is
steady while common Is of Csc TO soc.
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nlnnr. GRAIN nnn Eznr

Flour - Patent, SIS 7596 90; extra fancy, S. 80
nb TO- fsncy, SIS CO@D rs; Jnoice. 81 as o.; fam
extra. 81 egG3 10: extra y 7092 30; superfne,
q 3F@2 so; fine, 50 lC@2 IS; foundry, 81 1902 90.
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sovK1ENxFr s1cURrrrKs.

5ls.nne, 60 csyz..... 81 Q. g. Eg.........-. 1ls1S
Startling, Geht........ sc how q, 3. 1s..--.. ll9s
sxcer cent. bonds l03K
EoTE-The purchasing price .of Gcverrn1ens
1cuGe 81 Indianapolis varies FROM Lnet Ssv YORK
guptxErnf k8l pey cent
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Leather. BIdss and Tallow.

HemIock sole. 2l@Ssc; oak sole. 35Qf0c: Penn
iylyauie harness lesther, 56@40c; harness leather
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Bar Iron-s225 rates; hoop iron. So 20 rates; Nor
Way and Swede iron, &C rates; horse shoe iron SIC
mule shoes, 81 per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe. and putnam. per box 81 So
Cast Steel-Best American, per h., 4c spring;
steel. Co. tire steel. toe cslk steel. 80; mschin-
cry steel, 6eSc. Hafls-eS is.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE mAaAEr.
DIR s3oods-
nm Haa RAn nLCa

Mancbstr Hcash'm.llc Manch. Momes....l61sc
a. "a BeBese.- Manch ca DeBege..lj1sc
q Mel'nge l35sci Nanch 8 s Cash 'ms.2 sc
"a Am. Cpe. l65Sc Mach. "a Ex. C'n.S0c
Atlntc q Alapscas- &c iAtla'tc u F's.-1 2% 0l5c
s<Cashmere lie lAtla'tc 81 8roc AIDES Ne
Cd z Cash mr. 2 L,cl tia &c 36in. WI G. m zoe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-01-24

The preparation long known and
advertised as @. & C's Cough Rene
dy, has received q new title and new
wrapper. 1t is now put up under
the name Of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy with directions for use in
six languages. This splendid Medi-
cine, SO highly esteemed by many
Of our readers, has always been, and
ia yet, prepared by Mr.. Chamberlain
who originated the preparation.
He has made pharmacy q special
study, having received instructions
in the art from the most noted
pharmacists in America, and had
Owe fourteen years Of practical ex-
perience, which partially accounts
for the great popularity of the med
icine. No other preparation has
ever come into such general use on
so little advertising rs Chamberlains
Coug remedy. 1t has no equal for
coughs, colds or Group. Prepared
only by Chamberlain & Co., Des
Moines, la. Sold by all druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-01-24
Why the Eamoans Won't Wolt.

Mr.. August Godfrey. director Of ,lss
German Commercial and Plantation
society Of the South Sea islands, who is
now IN this country on his way to Ger
many, gives m amusing explanation Of
the fact that the Samoans won't work,
and the company's Iaborers have to be
imported from the Hebrides, Solomon.
and New Britain Islands. 1.-THE Samo-
q do nothing most Of the time,'' says
Mr.. Godfrey, land when they are tired
Of that, they get up = fight. The young
fellows soc that the stock Of pigs and
yams is q plentiful one, and then they
begin talking politics, take down their
rides, and declare 4 The last cam
paign between tho king and .anti-kin9
parties lasted i've mcntEs, and resulted
~ three persons being killed BY acci-
dent. Bless you. they never fight for
viciousness, but just for the fun Of the
thing They dig deep trenches about
two miles apart, and in these shelter
ing bitches Keep popping away at ev-
erythinE thai looks like 4 head. Then,
wheR tie pigs and yan,s are exhausted,
they conclude ifs about time for the
wAF 70 end. yell out that the sport il
over. and 80 home. The Samoans can
not be said 70 rank among tho most
useful Ofs mankind. but they live in i
paradise. There h land Ia cultivate
that will yisDd : fortune ~ oultivatlor.
but + takes anesles f0rtune % watt NJ
- eoocnd r. aoDrua. M iuteFest1 ~
eentered - Il fhat ] sp6ak adri1-
l3kg5esak ASlSl nllE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-01-24
Without ANY Beard"

sE SS~
London Temple Bar has this: "Thc
King Of Spain sent an Ambassador to
the Popc-a young man of high extrac-
tion-with a special mission. The Pope,
informed that a special Envoy of the
King of Spain demanded an audience,
imagined that he would receive an aged
Minister. covered with stars and venera-
BILE with white hairs, etc. Instead OF
which in walked, with light. elastic
steps, quito . young man. Naughty
aud irritable, the Pope looked at him,
and at last said: Are all the old diplo-
matists in Spain dead, that the King
sends us q young boy without even .
beardr (.Lm jeHne homnie imberbc4)
Holy Father said the indignant Span
lard, ii the King, my master. had
thought that honor consists in . beard,
he would have sent you q goat, n not
. nobleman like myself"
To which the Cincinnati Commercial:
This anecdote reminds us of an in
cident in the history of early Method
ism in Northern Ohio. A preacher
bad been appointed to q new circuit,
and wore on his first round q fashiona-
Bile broadcloth frock coat. which his
tailor had ~innocently provided for him.
This became = source of grievance to
the homespun laity, and it was finally
resolved TO make it a matter Of disci-
pline. So 1t first quarterly conference
charges were prepared in due form, and
the offending minister notified to be
present and make answer. Entering
the room where the Presiding Elder and
Lesser magnates we're assembled, the
preacher stripped of his coat. hung it
ON the back Of q chair. and pointing to
Il said: Since il is the cost that oifends.
Try it. Gould | preach any sounder
gospel in robes or cassock? Il seems to
me II ID not the ANN Of the coat, but
the manner Of the MAJ in the coat that
should be considered And there the
trial ended"
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Es.

Any case Of Scratches, Speed
crack or Cracked Heel a positive
ly be cured by the use of Coles Vet
Urinary Carbolisalve, and in less
time than by any other remedy. 1t
is the only preparation that will
cure cuts, gals and sores and inva-
riably bring the hair in its original
color. Jas. M. Shaffer, Madison,
Wis, says: II cured a horse of the
worst case of scratches that / ever
saw, with Coles Veterinary Carboli-
salve. OF all the ~salves or ointments
that I ever saw this is the boss"
Pound cans, 81; small cans, so
cents.