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Sale Of predos Beats, &C.

The undersisnsd will ofier for sale Ut public
auction tn the highest Responsible bidder, u
front q! the Court House In Charleston. Kama
wha county, West vi giuia,
Saturday. 10 A. ~, April =. 1885,.
Two dfedge boats, Sampson and Hercules,
anc al their tackle and outfit, which are
belieN ed 20 ne complete.
Length OF Hercules, ~ feet; breadth ~ feet;
depth Of hole ~ feet main engine gcylinders
okla inches: boiler vertical mulittubular i3t.
. inch tubes; independent boiler and feed
pump and ~ and inch; steam caps,an
engine 6xl2 inches.
Length OF sampson, O. feet; breadth 70 fest !.
de ptn Of hoid A. feet; main engine cyliu.
d.rs ;xlt inches locomosivs boi o. OF nm PIE
size; independent feed pump and ~ ands
inches; steam capstan engine ska tnches.
Also, fuel boat and I al n, etc.
TERNs-one-third cash, balance In AK and
twelve months In equal payments, with inier.
eat from day OF sac, represented by negotis.
bic notes with approved endorsement
The dredges are In good condition and have
been engaged in dredging In the Ranawha
and Elk rivers. Toe rapidly increasing do
mandS for dredging In this section renders
this rare investment.
ID. G. 0At.LAHER,
mrlOccdi Receiver OF KRnAwha Hoard
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Erpp nf Cost.

By calling A. T. Young's, &. Moenke
moellers or Logan Il Co.. drug store you
can get bottle OF DR.. Bosanko,s Cough
and Lung syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 5O-cent size will do
Wien troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try a sample bottle OF this medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04
RAILROAD BoNps-Quiet and strong.

STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and featureless.
SroCKs-An advance in stocks began
about eleven o'clock this morning with
Northwestern being maintained through
the day. In the last hour the market
was less active, and prices declined from q
ak per cent. from prices at o'clock, but
closed firm and leaving the net advance for
the day from l4@1H per cent. on the gen.
eral list, the latter on st. Paul and Oregon
and Trans Continental; but aside from this
were excel tional advances of = per cent.
in Rochester and Pittsburgh and East Ten
nessee preferred, per cent. in Colorado
western.
Transactions ID, 900 shares.
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Cfncinnaff.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK. April 3.-Dry Goods-The
exports of domestic eotons for the week
2,7l2 packages, making 39,so3 for the ex.
pired portion of the year, against SO. 4JS
fast wear, SO, 4l4 in 1881, and 1887 in 1880.
The cotton goods market Is very quiet:
There is something doing in good styles OF
prints and ginghams. Woolens are very
quiet in demand but good movement is
in progress for deliveries on orders. D
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Produce.

ro,rected nv ISHAM n DIGRY prOduce
Commission Merchants I:lS Main street.
an,iaH SoiiinS M 81 yO"3 90 per bbI. for COM
MN. 81 OS,tS y for fair TO peod: IS 5C6s3 10
Tor nrime 10 choice: fancy 81 90.
Eilter-Prime to choice creamery $50 Toe;
ch"ics tuiry tSI.Sisc: common TO fair do 2Ods
DO. GOOD 10 prime country roll 2i,s2ic; com
mon mixed stock l5TiSc
PrrsSyuy-Is uuotcd nj SOdS3c per n.
Bnckwheat Flour-s2 9O,iS On per lCO.
BCans-Prime new navieS 81 5Ot2 10; do,
mediums 81 1892 ~; marrow fat So 70; lima
beans 81 gtc per n.
aild Ohio factory at l4grlI4c; New York Go.
shen l4SIdl5C; SweitZer lj@l6c; LlmOergcr ii
@lJc.
CranberrieS-CholccJ Jerseys 81 211o - per
box; do, Cape Cod 81 +0ig4 IS.
Dried Fruit-Scw eVapOrated pared peaches
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---.---ug =-.-...---.
~ syy2slSR

have prescribed Kidney-wort nth rsry
7,eo, s,lrcssS in a score OF more obstinate cases
u Kidney and Liver Troubles, also for female
ygeakneSSes. Philip Z. BsllOu, VI, D., Monk
ton, VI.
MY wife has been much bSHsnisd from the
use OF KIlney.Wort. She had kinney and
other comp aints, =" writes Rev. A. B, Coleman.
Fayetteville, Tenn.
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al 90; butchers 81 4O@7 rs for cows; % 81
@500.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
!, 300 head. Inquiry fair and firmly held:
q very prime lead of lam0s averaging 81
lbs. 81 10 fair to choice "a 1896 SO. 's'
CINCINNATI, April 3.-LIve Hoss-Firm;
common and light 81 10; packing and
butchers 81 20@7 %. Receipts 1850 head;
shipments 27l head. an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

1901 Prizes, amounting to---...-..---.-..--ssnSs
anni,r.f,on for rates u eiubs should b
nst,s only 70 ihs ONO Of us Company n
ros furthsr information vrits eisany. cy.
ins fuIl addrDsa. kend oFdsn ~ EIpr04
Rss,siSr,d Eater OF Money OrdsG a1dnssss1
only 10 n A. DADpHfN.
Nov OYjeana, La, o.
MA. DAgPBIS. mssvsssh n, wsahias.
n. Bin the Extraordinary Bsmi.AanaA
Drawing Of next June The Cspitai Prfss vtu
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Saved his Child.
u y. Eu,a~ St. Baltimore. Nd.

y y. EuIaW St. Baltimore. Nd.
Feb. -, 1850.
Cen;S:-UPon the recommendl-
tn Of a freud l tired BSowS'S
lSON Buffers As a tonic and re-
>,0raUye for my daughter. whom
MAS thoroughly convinced Vas
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
trrub.G disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians. / was lOth to
believe that anything could arrest
Ihe progress OF the disease, but, to
nv great surprise. before my daugh-
~ aLl taScn one botJlc Of BEUwS'S
lEnN EIVTEss, she began to acEd
and NOW = quite restored 20 Egner
hcp';h A nth daughter began 70
show signs Of Consumption, and
when ,be physician was consulted
D. ll.-S,y said "Tonics were re-
CURED" and when informed that
rae elder sister was taking BRowN's
iE = BTTTE2S, responded That -
re- sgyL GGa.S, take Il. %
ADoRAN PHELFS
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NoVNU

have been afflicted for twenty years win
On obstinate skin disease. called by some NJ
DIS Psoriasis, and others leprosy, commenc-
ing ON my scalp. and in spite OF all could 90,
with the help of the most skiltnl doctors, II
slowly but surely extended until year ago
this winter it covered my entire person 80
form of dry scales. For the last three years
have been unable TO do any labor ana suuer'
ing intensely all the time. Every morning
there could be nearly duStpantul OF scales
taken from the sheet OF my bed, some OF then
half as large as the envelope containing this
letter. In the latter part Of winter my skin
commenced cracking open; tried every
thing almost, that could be thought OF with.
ont any relief. The 18th OF June | started
West in hopes could reach the Hot Springs.
| reached Detroit and was so low thouSnt
should nave to 90 to The hospital, but finally
cot as far as lansing, Mich, where had
sister living. One DR., - treated me ABOUT
two weeks but did me no good All thought
| had but short time TO i've. l earnestly
prayed 70 die. Cracked through the SKIN all
over nv back, across my ribs; arms, hanns,
limbs. feet badly swollen; toe-nails came Oh;
fnger.nailS dead and hard as bone; hair dead,
I did suffer. My sister, Mrs. Z. II Davis. had
a small part Of a box Of Cuticura In the house
She wouldn't give up. said, we viii Try
Cuticura" Some was applied on one hand
and arm. Eureka, There as relief! stopped
the terrible burning sensation from the word
90, They Immediately got the Cuticura he.
solvent, Cuticura and soap; eo Ra1nenept
three times a day after meals; had Datn
once a day, water about blood heat; used
Cuticura Soap freely; applied Cuticura morn
ing and evening. Result, returned 10 my home
i'm lust six weeks from time left, and my
SIX in as smooth as this sheet OF paper
HIRAM +. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, jefferson CO., y. Y.
Sworn 70 before me this 10Th day OF Janu-
AIRY, $50. A. NJ. LEtFlSSWEnL.
Cuticura Resolvent the new blood purifier
internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura soap,
the great skin cures, extern ally, clear the
com rlexion, cleanse the skin and scalp, anu
puTify the blood OF every spicies OF itchtng,
scaly, pimply, scrofulous, mercuriei aud Can
clans, hospitals, and all other means fail.
POTTEk DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

NEW YORK, April 3.-MoNEY-At s9l5
per cent; closed offered at IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6@!h per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills firm at
4S3M demand 4S+.
GovERYMEYTs.-Ex fves = per
cent. higher; fours and bali register Is
per cent lower, otherwise the market was
unchanged.
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sS1

"Coust,p patton, I'm all its forms, yields to
K,drey-WOr;. In female diseases il i "Ty
,yccssulr."-Dr. Philip {. BSilou, Monkton,
VI. Apr. -,->-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

EE.wN'S IRON BITTERS cHcctual.
y case, dyspepsia, indigestion and
Nrn.HcSS. and renders the greatest
Ills. and 5cncttto persons suffering
.,m such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04
TUFTS hair dye.

CAV Han or WHISTLES changed % SLoSSTrs
BIAcx BY : single application o. his DxS 49, ~
imparts natural color, and acts -, yScSSt
Sold by Druggists, or sent oy sAPAs'a -
Of One Dollar. <ya-tr'
once, IS Murray Street New So 2r
(Br. TVTz1s MANUAL Of EaIs1o
4 Essf1S5seks0ss end uSeJslI ess ecssS
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HyIsISI5Eysl

IL could ind no remedy for my kidney COM
paint Mathematician writes Mr. b. y. Burr,
10, Temples Mil, Florida, until Ir@s c"r'"
by kidney Wort" Exposure, incident To IuHi-
byr.ug. caused Mr.. Burr's disorders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04
Petroleum.

BRADFORD, April 3. = Oil Firmer;
opened at 94Ac: lowest 1870: highest and
closing at $3.50. Clearances l,552, 900 bar.
rels.
TIrusvrLLE. April 3.-Oil-Opened at
94I.c; highest 95Ac; lowest 9SMc; closed
at 9l3sc Shipments, LIST and 2nd, $500
barrels; charters do, none; runs, do. lo5,
7O4 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, April 3-Petroleum dull;
United certificates closed stronger at $3.50;
refined SH@8hc, Philadelphia delivery.
The afternoon session was without ANNA
ton.
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ron SAILS.

nor sALE-THE STOCK AND GOOD
n win Of . well equipped Job PrtnttnS
Once In this city :or will sell material In lot
]. Corbett, seent, Of Sunday Lesaeromcs. oc1y
NOH sALE-ONE SET FAIRBANKS
Platform Scales, in good order; one
Warehouse Front; ore Hand Po&er elevator.
n's1' HENRY Y. LIST,
mrN lsl Main Street
NOR sALf-"wAsHINGToN MANOR
II Finest stock farm In weat Va, on Baltt.
more aud Ohio Railroad, ~ miles nom Gran.
Fo. particulars and price apply to-
W. !. wASAlN0TON,
nri7b Cranberry, West Va
EoR SALE-A FIRsT.C'.AsS BRICK
II dwelling OF 10 rooms, situated on How
ard ST. ee,, in Kirk wood. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Inquire OF James Duncan, Oglsoay
Block, Bridgeport, Ohio. nvsfh
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LIVE STOCK.
HaltlIil0re.

MONDAY, April :.
CuHle are SoM at these figures trH Wfght.
Hogs are sUid at net ,Ueight, that IS ~ per
cent (generdtllO 0rfrOm hre freight. tMeeR ore
SyId gross, that is Ice freight, or ncthUl9 OIL
CALNERTON YARDS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

wholesale Cattle Market
The market atpreSent is very stiff, but not
as much doing sS last week. Several car
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q. T. BEAuBH0ARD.
J. A. EARLY,

,.i.tmr. 10, Edussiiopai and Charitable pu-
ps~e..i,s s:p..., z! $1,000 ~ r.. .,.s sAi 800
sddesi. by An overwnelnint PopeL Ss,,s
E fIsnSsS ssSpssS Bsc:mssr "a. 4. b irl
The only Lottery ever yossA On and ssd'c.~a
Sy the peopIs Of any Btats.
II never scales o. poaspon0. ~ Ovena
Single Nnmbef Dpvinp nks Rlass nonMiy'
a Splendid 0Reestsnit ~ Snfn H1 nE.
LEASa, TsesAAV. April 10, isss-iSab
Monthly DRAWING.
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]. you doubt. come to see ms and we vii!
CURE YOU, or charge you nothinsN Write
for particulars, and a copy Of a little book
"Message 10 the Unfortunate suffering" Ash
any druggist rs 70 our standing.
$1,000 REWARD nil be pail to
mn Chemist who wiH find on analysis o.
100 bottles Of S. S. S. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide P,tassium, or any
Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Prop'rs, Atlanta, Ga,
L..
so1D ny ALL DRUGGISTS. MIRO
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GRATITUDE.
DENVER. COL. Aug. %, 1872

DENVER, COl.., - w. ~, 1917
GENTS-I cannot find words with when 10
express my gratitude TO you Tor the cure your
SWlf.'s Specific has effected in my case. was
afflicted with the horrible bleOd disease Tor
three ears, and after spending some time al
the Hot Springs. considered my case hope.
less one. used only one dozen small bottles OF
=. 4, =. and there is not q sign Of the disease
remaining. My sores are all healed. my throat
S y !, ,S S% S. S. 5. ss Srar E sisPE
have seen so many hundreds OF men tosed
with Calomel IOdlde OF Mercury and lodide
of Potash until they were made complete
wrecks, that shudder TO think Of the misery
which has been brought on the human family
by the use OF Mercurals for Blood Diseases.
II is n crying sha that physicians VIII noi
acGnowiedge the merit OF your Grand Blood
Medicine. Use my name as you wish.
J. II. RAFF.
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Chil1a and Fever.

Chi1lR and Fever.
rp~E paanear AZ Bayou sara, La, says.
N1,einnsntion is 70 . usiAriAl distriet FOR
ssyeral years could not make nS BAL SETP =
account OF bilious dlBeasos And oh4nS. -
nsSrly discouragsd whom began me usS ..
TUFTS PILLS. The result vas - 49,.
nv lAbororS soon became heSfsJ - ANs@T
and nave hAd no further tronoaeA -
rh.y relieve Shs eagorged lfxsS eLeensS
che blood from polsono1s nam 49,.
o0l Whieh no one can feel we'll
Try thIs remedy fairly, Ana y91 81 ~ go
1iood SlronS Nerves, and . sound Liver
80 asCenta- Once, % Murray ~, n He
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j. HYATT,
Delaware, Ohio.

This ought to be an interesting meet
ing, but We scarcely see why it is head
ed ''Ot Interest to Wool Growers" y. see
ing its object is to form Buyers and
Dealers Association We have heard
of the "evils Of the trade" before. We
shall await and see what action is
To be taken.
The I. s. Economist has the following
To say of the meeting-Of
THE EVILS OF THE WOOL TRADE, MAR
KET, ETC.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money sails Per. Cent.-Governments
Irregular stocks Higher - fIour
DuIl-NheatLOwer- LOcal Review
groceries.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAEK
son, Wholesale Merchants, No. lil2 and lili
Main street.
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WOODEN WARE.


Ierd. extra western strained ........... 95c9N 90
Carbon &c
White Minen 5sc -
Salt, per barrel................ .......'"' w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

SOW THE Buy Err AND DEALER
are arranging for a meeting, as the fol-
Lowing Gail will show:
or Interest To Wool Growers.-There
will be- u meeting Of the wool buyers
and dealers of Ohio held at Columbus,
April l., for the purpose of organizing
an Ohio Wool Buyers, and Dealers
AssOciatiO and to discuss the present
evils OF the trade. One of the points
for discussion will be to wash or not to
wash sheep. All growers and Others
interested are invited to attend. For
further information address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

IoulSIaaa State Lottery Coopant
ave do hereby esr.,iy th:, " supsrytss "a"
Apnusl DrsWtn1s Of tbs Louisiana ntsts Lot.
tsry pany and In perBon mAnA9o snd
control The DrsvinN thsmeslysa, and h.t
nd IN ~osd fstth Upwards al partisi. end 10
sutho,is. The Conpany W uas this osrstncaieA
riil fsS .,iHilss u or siSnaturss sttsohSd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04

the public ~ requested carefully TO notice
the new and enlarged scheme IN b duSu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28

pronounced him unframed. During
the excitement the old woman slipped
quietly and modessly away. Such signal
service, however, was naturally not
allowed to 60 unrequited. Hence an
advertisement was inserted IN a city
journal.
Last night, her attention having been
called by q neighbor to the notice, the
old lady called on the Dependencies,
and vas at once recognized as the savior
of the little boy. She gave her name as
Mrs. Constanzer. She said that she was
passing the house she suddenly felt 8
heavy blow on the shoul3er, then her
basket was struck out of her hand, and
she saw and heard the little fellow cry
ing in that ample receptacle at her feet.
The grateful parents regarded her liber-
ally and overwhelmed her with thanks.
at warn't me, mum, but Providence"
said the old dame as she curteied her
tlanks.-Philadelp Press,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
Net q Politician,

Ex-senator Eugene Casserly, of Cal.
ifornia, just dead at the age of 60, was
one of the men who was so disguised
with politics that he signaEzed his ca
reer by leaving it to other and smaller
men. After passing through the stormy
period incident to early California pol
itics, he entered the senate in 1869. He
Immediately rose to high rank there
taking an active part in the exciting
discussion of the rapidly changing
events of the later reconstruction era,
He thus became recognized as one Of
the strong men of the body. But in
1874 he resigned his place IN the sen
ate and retired quietly to the practice
of the law. In this, his chosen calling
he succeeded.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
4 Baby'S Adventure.

Solomon Strauss lives in Philadelphia.
Oscar Oppenheimcr, his brother-in-law,
with his wife and child, little boy
years Of age, have occupied front and
back room on the top story. On Satur-
day last Mrs. Oppenheimer was busy
In the third-story front room, and her
little baby boy by some means Chamber
ed unobserved onto the window sill.
Hearing CRY Of fright from the child,
the mother turned around just in time
to see the little fellow disappear through
the window. The poor mother rushed
screaming down stairs and into the
street, but, instead of finding the man
gled remains of her child on the pave
ment, the little boy wss sitting up in the
basket of an old woman who had pro-
videntially been passing at the moment,
while the dame stood by with appraised
hands, wondering where on earth the
little stranger had come from. Mrs
Oppenheimer caught up her child and
carried him off to the nearest doctor,
who, after making an examination
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
FASHION TOPICS.

Mule-ridi1g is the latest English
craze, for which the Duke of Edlnburg
is responsible.
Hubert Herkomer has made $45 900
in six months painting portraits, and
painting them well.
Independent young women select
some simple style that IS becoming to
them and have all their dresses of both
rich and plain fabrics mady by one pat
tern.
In warm weather the advantages of
an artificial couture that is always in
crimp, such as those made by Burn
ham, that are always ready on all &C.
casions, is universally conceded. The
best quality of hair and workmanship
are essential. For these visit Burn
HAMS Central Music Hail hair store.
Some new picnic baskets are lined
with white satin" So says a fashion
note. For color we would suggest
crushed custard-pie
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
Fashions.
New York Herald.

The fashionable style of driving is to
make sudden round turn when going
into q side street, thus giving no sign
to pedestrians on crOsswalks.
The four bridesmaids at a recent
English wedding wore dresses of white
sole de chine and lace, with bonnets to
match. Their shoes and stockings were
of bronze, and at their throats they
wore horseshoe pins of pearl and coral,
the gift of the bridegroom. In their
hands they carried large bouquets OF
dafodils.
For young girls a white cashmere has
mingling of ruby velvet.
Dangling balls of chenille for dress
trimmings are fashionable in England,
Notwithstanding their ugliness.
A gorgeous Indian pattern is worked
upon dress ground of sky blue.
For dress occasions, plaids have not
secured much favor in England, even
for young girls.
A very fashionable and exquisite ar
rangement of colors in dress is of
rose, pink and brown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
--------As-N-~R--
FASHIONS Use of Nuts in Designs
BROOKLYN Eagle.

Fashion, who has SO lavishly spent
her designs of fruits and flowers on
dress fabrics, now turns her attention
to nuts, and very ingeniously has she
reproduced taem on the new sateena
appriately named "noisette." The wal.
nut, both shelled and unshelIed, is scat
tered higgledy piggledy over fawn, pink
and pale blue grounds, the chestnut
figures in a similar arrangement, while,
as smalled powdering, behold the
hazel nut in scattered plofusion on q
sea green surface, some being whole,
others cracked aQG showing their kern
els with the jagged bits of shells, and
along one selvedge runs trail of foil
age and nuts in their green cups.