davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17

Ss5zc cash; Sr1@ssc February; s7k9Ssc May
Rye-Higher at SIC Bariey-Steady st 6o@s5c.
changed. Pork-Firm; jObbing sl7 25@l7 40
cash sI7 60 Ssrch, Lard-Nominally higher al
go 621<. Buikmeais-EiFm and IN good demaas
fer ear lots; shoulders, s. 5096 62n: long clear,
S 50: short ribs, IS 90; short clear. g 3d. Bacon
Better: sh OFT rib, SO; short clear $40 %:
Afternoon Board-W heat-Steady: 81 0lE bid
January; 81 OH February; 81 oSssGl oS1% bid
March: 81 06h May. Confirm: loc BID Janu-
airy; 4s1<c February; 4Sszc March; 501Ic May. Oats
slow; SSc January: S75s bid February Receipts
Flour, 5000 bbls wheat, 81 coo bu-; corr.
81 bu.; oats. 1900 bu.; rye, Geo eu; barley,
21,00 bu. Shipment Flour, G,eeO b5ls. wheat,
200 bu- corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 0c0 bu.; rye,
loo bu.; bailey, none.
CINCINNATI jan l5.-Cot:on- In fair demand
~ eKc. Flour-Firm: family, 81 50G %; fancy,
S5@5 30. Wheai-Strong aud in good demand at
q o. Corn Quiet: 5i1sc spot and January; dc
MS-ca; 55c May; car, 4985lc. oats-tlrm as lie
Eye-Quiet but firm az Gle. faTley--ln 1000 az
msnd; extra No. spring. 59S63c. PoTk-Better
request at So boGl7 20. Lerd-ln 5000 demand
and ST ade higher a. $40 559lO GO. Bulkmeais
Firm; shoulders, &C So; clear rib, 50 I'm
Bscon-Demsnd light; holders firm; shoulder.
90 clear ,,o, iie' $40 sz<' siear sls: Butter
Ohio, &c. LiIseed 0il-SuOng and firm at $40
Sic HOgs-Firm; common and light, S. 5o96 ~;
packing and butchers. &C 2S96 20. Receipts
6s2lS head: shipments, Clio head.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. l5.-Cotton = Firm and
unchanged. Flour Firm but not quotably
higher; extra family. g. as so; No. l. sle4 so
high grades e d6 80. Mheet-FiTm; No. red
winter 95Ge6c. Catn-Firm and unchanged
No. white. CSC; high mixed, ssc. oats-Mixeo
Western quiet but firm al 40c. ProrisiOns-GoOc
demand, tending upwsTd. POrk-Prime mess
S1SGlS %; bulk shoulders 81; clear rib s. %
clear, S. SO; sugar cured hams, sl1 90. Lard
Good d.msnu and full prices choice kettle re1
dered. Sl2; prime steam, $40 1913.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. i5.-Wheat-Recetpts
| 200 bu.; shipments, n GOO bu.; msrket veal
aud lower; No. red, SIC bid CASH S4kc biz
February; sales, S5$zc March. CGrn-Recsipts
| 1000 bu: shipments. 20,O COO bu.: market lowe
and weak: Ale cash: Ale bid February. n5sc@
| axe Earch. Oats-Slow: 32Lc bid cash. Butte
Quiet at lS924c- Eggs-Neak at PIC
| OSWEGO, Jan. I5.-Whest-FiTm ana TN
charged Com Nomipslly. unchanged.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Elsewhere.

KEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Beeves-Receipts. 4 zoo
head. ma ing j.. coo head for the week. Market
fiTmer aud traction higher for fair to prime
barely steady for lower grades; extremes, $500 90
per cwt.. live weight general sales, s. 5OG6 30
Receipts included 30 loads for expectation and
SO car loads which arrived too late for today
market.
sheep-Reeeipts, 1890 head, making $500
head for the week. Market easier and Ac lower
on common and medium sheep and all sorts of
lam bs; extremes, S5@6 so per cwt for sheen aud
ssd7 so for lambs: Car load choice export sheep
sold at Sc Is per cwt-
Swine-Receipts. 12.ooO head. maSing SO SEQ
head for the week. Market dull for live at Sc 50@
6 IS per ewt.
CHICAGO Jan. 15.-Tne Drovers' Journal r.
Hogs-Receipts, 2S.oO0 head; shipments, 2.5Oo
head. Market opened active and i5Gl9c higher:
mixed IS 9O@6 As; heavy Sc Sl@6 IS; light, s. 50;
sklps. s4@5 60.
head. Market more active and frmer; no ex-
porters here: quotations s6G6 So good to choice
shippers. IS 25d5 80; common to fair, 81 10G5 10;
butchers in fair demand and steady at 81 2004 %:
stockers and feeders, slow and weak but steady
s. 1904 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 900 head: shipments, 600
head. Market active and firm; quality only fair:
common to fair, s. 25@4: medium TO good, 81 p
GA 20; choice TO exira,S5@5 60.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
A COWARDLY DEED.
Dayitt, the Irish AgitstOr, Prevented
From Speaking by an Organized Gang
A Free Fight

Davitt, the Irish AgitstOr, Prevented
From Speaking by an Organized Gang
A Free Fight.
LONDON, Jan. 14-Davitt appeared at Old
ham, last evening, 10 deliver en- ADDRESS on
the Irish question. When he commenced
to speak he was hOwled down by an organ
lied gang, who attempted 10 storm the plat
form, bat were repuised with chairs by the
occupants of the platform. a free fight
chair-legs anu brass knuckles
being the principal weapons. Many persons
were hurt. Davitt called the d.sturbers u
cOWardiy crew. and declared if twenty men
would follow him he would clean the hall
of the gang. He theroupon advanced to-
ward the mob, but was restrained
by policemen. Addressing his OPP
ponents again, Dayilt said they
were miserable, conteInp tible cowardly
dogs. When they were sitting in taverns,
he said, be was fighting the British Govern
ment. They were drunken blackguards,
and were disgrace to the.name OF Nationas-
would earn the contempt OF the civilized
world. He had travelled throughought Eug-
land, and Englishmen, although his enc
mics, had given him a hearing. What
spectacle for the English, he exclaimed, was
afforded by these professors of bleckguard-
is m at time when Ireland was asking for
self government
The police finally succeeded in removing
the disturbers from the hall
A vote of thanks to Davitt was then
passed and the meeting shortly sfterward:
ad iourned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
rHE YOUNG LADY, REcoyEREp.
OBITUARY.
Death of Lot NJ. Morrill

Augusta, Me-, Jan. 10.-Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill, died this morning. He suffered
little and his last moments were without
pain or struggle. Members of the family
and attending physicians were present. At
the last moments the dying man recognized
his family, and with the last breath
attempted to bid them farewell, but with
the word on his lips the spirit passed away.
fMr. Morrill, was born 81 Belgrade, Me-, May 8.
1875 was admitted TO tie Der a. lawyer In ls39.
He was a member of the state Legislature IN 1874
and la5S -iFfnS over tbs Senate the last year.
He was eected Governor of ts1e State IN 1858. and
in 1880 was elected the Otced States Senate AS
a Republican TO fiji the rse1Ocg caused by Hani-
bal Hamiin 8 election As Vice President he wes
reelected toe senate In 1865. wse appointed In
1869 and afterward elected by the Legislature TO
the expiration of his term In ls77 ne was ap-
pointed by Pfe.ideut 3rant 10 be Collector OF the
port at Portland. Ne
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
A Good Thing for Clerks, Farmers, Every
body.

body.
If You are good penman you are indie
pendent and always sure of a comfortable
living. This beautiful art can be learned by
an hours study and practice for few even
ines in your own home, by the use of Shay
lors mpendium of Penmanship, which is
an illustrative analysis of plain business
and Ornamental writing, with book OF in
structions how to become not only beSuti-
full penman but which will also qualify you
for teacher of the art. Besides the above
the compendium consists of engraved fac
SMILES of beautiful written notes, receipts,
checks, specimens of oriental writing, birds,
animals, etc, and autograph business letter
for reproduction in your practice.
The specimens of artistic and ornamental
penwork are incomparsbly superior to
those of any other system, and are from the
pens of those using Shay lOr's Compendium
The instructions are so complete and the
rule so simple and plain that you can not
fail. with little pleasurable practice, to be
come a competent professor of penmanship,
and there is no occasion for you to go TO o
writing school or business college.
The Compendium complete sent by mail
10 any address on receipt OF one dollar, and
1t will be worth q hundred times that amount
10 you.
Solid gold ring free. With the view OF
stimulating each purchaser of the Compen'
dunn to the highest excellence in penman-
ship, we WILL on the first of each month,
send an elegant solid gold ring free to each
one of the twelve purchasers, who by send
ing copies of their old and new signatures tc
US, show the most improvement. These
rings will be pleasant mementO OF youl
accomplishment in this beautiful art.
Agents wanted everywhere at this sea
son OF the year you can make from $40 tC
$50 weekly at your own home, as Shaylor'I
Compendium, costing only triae, enables
any one to quickly and easily become al
elegant penman. Sells at sight requires
i no talking Send for confidential term
to agents. Roberts 81 Co., Z Murray street
i Kauy York
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17

with large amour IS of money. The default
ing Treasurer <as accompanied oy Private
Detective Can >eron, whom he bribed to pilot
him out OF Ae country. The detective was
arrested, md in turn attempted to brlbe
Sneehy 90 allow him to escape, saying he
had rIade a good thing, and could put
Shelby in way of pocketing few thou.
SAID. When captured Folks hands aud
clothing were filled with prickly pear
thorns, which he got from wandering IN the
| thicZet.
Galveston, Jan. 10--A News Laredo spe.
cial says Polk, the defauling treasurer Oh
! Tennessee. left for Austin to-day in charge
OF two United States Msrshals.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Every New sasseriber to the Weekly State
Sentinel.

At 81. will receive q valuable book of 100
pages. entitled "a Treatise on the Horse
and His Diseases" illustrated, containing an
s'index of diseases" which gives the symp-
toms. cause and the best treatment OF each;
a table giving all the principal drugs used
for the horse. with the ordinary dose, effects
and antidote when a poison; table with an
engraving of the horses teeth ct different
ages, with rules for telling the age OF the
horse; valuable collection of receipts and
much other valuable information.
See also our special offer for History OF
Indiana" in another column.
Address SENTINEL COMPANY,
indianapolis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
ty,sDe Meyers Catarrh Cure

stops hawking. snuffiing. running nostrils
poisonous mncuous dripping ia the threat
and pains over the eyes, purihes the breath
aud restores the voice, taste, smell and hear
ing. Aa absolute cure for catarrh and all its
symptoms. As effective in cases of twenty
wears standing as in ordinary colds. DR.. Wei
de Meyers illustrated Treatise" on Catarrh
mailed free on request Cure, 81, of oil drug
gists, or delivered nv ID. b. Dewey d Co., 1872
Fulton street, New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
F1rz JOHN PORTER.
Statement That tho Presidcnt We1ld Veto
the BIZ If 1t Came Co Rsm.

StateEdCnC Indt Inc LEOcAOO-NN ~
the BIZ If 1T Came Co E1n.
MY YORK Jan. I3.-The suns Washington
speejsl: "The Presiden. and Cabinet have sup
plcaented the debate IN the Sensse on the bill to
permit the President to restore Fiz Jonn Porter
20 the Army With several discussions In Cabinet
r1eeting 1t Can be sx1d, on very
AJgh aucslority, that TIE result OF
these discussions Is that the President Will
veto the bfu if IL reaches hin. Ii was learned
that the subject was Brought zap IN Cabinet meet
lug early in the winter. It was suggested tnat
there WIS a fair chance that the bill would reach
the President and that Il would be well TO have
the views of the Cahnst resOectiug executive
action. Mr.. Brewster reported that. IN MS Op1n-
ION tie report of tho Schofeld Board ought 70
have no influence wiki the President, except 70
Justify a pardon o. such remission OF the
sentence as the President made last
winter. 1t was foF-nd that all the members
| of the Cabinet agreed with Brewster excepting
Secretary Frelingbuysen. secretary Folger' wnhe
agreeing with Erewster's legal proposiion,
| thought that the responsibility of any executive
action lay with the Senate. With these exceptions
the Cabinet decided that The bill, If II was re
ceived By the President. ought TO be returned 70
Congress with ms objections. Chandler claims
that if the President vetoes this bill II WAL heip
the Admins ration politically, because IL wlh ne
asserted that the bill was passed oy the ala on me
votes of former C0nfederates and Northern Demo
Gratis, assisted BY three Republican senators
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
COMM

There was comparatively nothinr doing among
the general mercantile markets yesterday. Bust
ness Is decidedly dull. Prices remain steady.
GRAIN.
Wheat-The sudden squirt toward higher prices
has been checked somewhat. and local markets
ruled duh and lower on call. The frmer prices
of last week have induced farmers to dispose of a
portion they were holding. as the heavier receipts
would indicate. Our dealers fail to see bonanza
profits by buying at local quotations and selling
IN the basis of present seabosrd prices. and are
consequently somewhat slow to invest very large
IT, Eastern markets are a shade frmer.
Corn-Home markets are firm and demand good.
but offerings are light. Chicago January declined
sharply from Saturdays close, but recovered
somewhat and closed firmer.
Oats-Stroug and active. Local demand ex-
ceeds supply, and all arrivals will readily bring
full quotations.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Trading in wheat fair but
not large prices averaged easier; ruled early at
4GsSc lower. thea advanced 1l@5zc, and closed
the same Saturday. Sales at e75z@975sc Jan
uary; 977s s9s2Se February; 9sN9ss4c March;
sl1z@s514c May. On call sales Of 265OOO bu.; 20
lower a. q steady.
opened easier. declined 1z9s{c, rallied. advancing
X alike then ruled easy again at Sc lower Tor Jan
I uary, and closed 55lslsc lower. Sales at 6OH0s
| 6Q5<e January; 6i5s G635sc February 631z@6f &c
March; e53< a663se May. On call sales OF $40 OOl
bu.; prices nc lower and easy
Oats fair; business easier: prices not much
changed. Sales at3j5sG351se January; 35f936l4c
| February; s7zs9SSc Nay. On call sales OF 6a,OJt
bu.; &c lower and firm.
/ PORK active: offerings free: advanced 59lOc enc
| closed steady. Sales at Sl7 55gE ozH January
si7 609l7 so February; S7 771s@l7 IS March; SIS o
ais 22SS May. On call sales OF 1000 bbls. ~
lower and brm-
Lard. like pork, advanced saI0c. and CLOSED
steady and easier. Ss IS at sic 72H@i0 80 Jan
uary: $40 sO@l0 SzH February; $40 sJ9ll March
ell O71z9ll 20 May.
/ BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Jan. 1a-The Mark Lane Express, In
review of the British grain trade for the pas
week. says the weather is decidedly more favor
able for out door work. The demand for whea
at the close was slack and Disappointing. Buyen
resisted any advance Foreign wheat is dull nj
though the market closed somewhat better o
cargoes there were onlV sales of No 2 ChiCags
spring, at 80 killings 81. and 40 shillings. TIL,
market is nearly bare. There was better inquir,
for futures.
Flour Ia liberal supply, with trade slow and
prices low. For foreign -four the demand con
tuues 10 increase. Barley is unimprOved. For
eiga IL quiet. Oats are steady and unchanged
Foreign improved about shilling Maize
scarce on spot and the improvement, therefore
maintained Sales of English wheat past week
30 3s9 quarters ct 40s per quarter. against - CD
last year.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17

DR.. Pierces "Favorite Prescription per-
fectly and permanently cures those diseases
peculiar to females. 1t is tonic and nervine,
effectually allaying and curing those sicken-
ing sensations that affect the stomach and
heart through reflex action. The back-ache
and dragging down" sensations all dis&p-
pear under the strengthening effects of this
great restorative. By druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
PnikIs Canfnra.

GALvEsrox. Jan. I0-A Laredo special
lags Polk. the Tenness e. rreasurer, after his
Erst arrest was Iber ted for over $50 600.
He Jsas rearrested while hiding in the brush
ieyeraf miles from Webb. by United States
Marshal ehoehy. whom Polk offered IS 600 70
release him. IL Is reported that PO'k's
pepheg aud servant crossed into Mexico
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Dry Goods-Msny i'm
portant buyers arrived 10 day and very liberal
Business succeeding has not been of correspond
ing proportions. still in the way of miscellaneous
asSortmeuts and selections of specislties there has
been good volume OF sales res he'd. Georgia and
Alabama and Augusta plaid, and Osnaburgs re-
duced 10 &C. Through shipments on old and new
business movement mas taken a large quantity OF
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Fore,en Money and Stocks.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-Government Bonds-New
SIS, extended, 1867. Railroad Stocks-Pennsyl-
wanna Central, CPS: New York Central 3lA; Erie,
AZ: Reading 2S54e. AmOunt of bullion gone In,
$50, 600.
PARIS, Jan. 15.-Rentes, 79f sec.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
KltfsiY.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-whisky - Quiet at
81 s7@1 171z
ST LOUIS, Jan. I5.-Whisky-Stesdy az 81 IA
LOUISVILLE. Jan. l5.-Whisky-ouiet at 81 Is.
ClNCIEN All jan. lS--Whisky-Flrm at 81 IS.
PHILADELPHIA, jan l5.-Whisky-Steadya at
81 20.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan I5.-Unchanged.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Whisky-Stuieta at 81 To-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
0I BEGAN the use Of your CompOuud oKy.

81 began the use of your Com pound oKy-
gen Treatment just as | was taking bad
cold; the cold passed off without settling
on my lungs or otherwise hurting me. Have
had no pain or rattling in my lungs after
the first two weeks treatment 1t works
mysteriously on my whole system. L am
stOuter now than have been for two years"
So writes one Of our patients. Our Treatise
on Compound Oxygen sent free. DRs
STARKEY & PALEN, 100 Girard street, Phila-
dPlDhia Pa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
rxDrAzAPo1Is WHOLESALE MARKxzs
Flour. Grain ana hay

Flour-Patcnt, IS 5O@6 90: faHcy. 60 1895 90
choice a 2Sal SO: family. q 0394 Is; tTebli
sxtn. % l09s %; double extra, q s5ss %; extra
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
ABDUCTION.

Great Excitem EN- I'm st. Louis Over the Mys-
terious Disappearance OF Miss Zeralde
Garrison, a Young Lady OF Seventeen.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. u There Is great excite
ment here over the disappearance of Miss
Zeralde Garrison, young girl of seventeen
years of age, and remarkable for her beauty,
and one of The bellies Of the city.
Miss ZeraIda Believed to BE Safe.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-There is no reliable
authority for stating that the Garrisons have
received information of Miss .Zoralda Gar
rison's whereabouts and are convinced she
is safe and alive. They are very reticent,
and are now, s p. m, clOseteS at Mr.. o. L.
Garrison's Office with detectives.
1t is stated that letter was received at the
Garrison mansion informing them that the
girl was held for money. and that the writer
would be glad to make an appointment TO
treat for her delivery. A gentleman, a MEM
Der the family, stated that a telegram
had also been received, oateo
at point twelve or fifteen miles south OF st
Louis. stating that Miss Zsralda was alive,
safe and in st. Louis. The relatives Of the
young lady now show by their demeanor
that they believe she is safe and Nill soon
be restored to them, but they will give no
information, except to say that
all will be cleared up by
morning, before which time they expect
Miss Zsralda to return Detectives are at
work, and it is almost certain the mystery
will be solved in the next twelve hours.
The member of the family would not state
the name of the place from which the teie-
gram came.
THE YOUNG LADY RECOVERED.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12-The Post-Dispatch
published an extra, which went of like
wild-fire, at 10 o'clock tonight, stating thai
Miss Garrison had been found and ID
now at home 1t is thought she
has suffered no violence other thar
being chloroformed. She was returned
by one of the rnffians- The young lady IL
suffering from the effects of the ehlorotoIn
and her confinement The rufiians WHIT
abducted her are said to belong to a gang o
sCarondolet hoodiums. Two Oh the rSfHanl
have peen arrested
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
ar,scennn.nus prarheta.
HemlocS sole. gsnSse. CO eose. gskafIo; n
LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Lave stock Karkss.

sIcoK YAEDs. Jan. Is.
Csttle-Receipts 21O head; shipments. 60 head.
Shippers and good butchers strong at quotations,
while common and medium butchers quiet and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-17
Drug market.

Drug Market
Alcohol. q 26@2 50; caiornel 75c8U IS; can
phor, S09SSc; cochinel, 6O370c: ehlorof0rn, StS
@o:pSine, s. 5oas 70 e o;sossso5, 8 SSSi SS
sweet oil, 9Oc92l rs; olive oil, 81 5o9S 90; bersz
not (Ss71erson'e), 81 1893 10; lemon SANDER
scr'E). SO 1904 co. Quirine. p. & W., 81 75Sl 80;
oinuhonidia,P. q Wa 0o91 o5. American bi-caro.
ZOE. packs, 81 Is per doz foz. bottles, 50 SO pef
doz. Fiove's sulphur, 4sG5c. Turpentine. 5S@6Oo
EngIfsh yer. red, By bbl., &c; lesS Quantities,
SIC. Zodiac, 81 759S GO. Iodidc potash, 81 70.
Cloves, 353<0c. RhubsIc, 9oc 0Si Is. window
glass. % ana 10 yer cent; double 90 and % Der
cent on.
iron and Steel Market.
Bar Iron-60c rates; hoop iron, SOC rates; Nor.
way and Swece iron, &C raIes; horse shoe iron, &C.
Horse Shoes-Burden & Perkins. per keg, S. co;
mule shoesS1 per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails
NOrthy esteTn, Globe, ana Perkins, per box, IS go
Cast Steel-Best American, per 10, l5c spring
STEEL O.: tire steel SC: toe calk STEEL &c; macl4n
4 cry steel, 69Sc. Nails-S3 90.
miscellaneous REarkets.
Hemlock sole, GSGSse; oek SOLE, SS3i1c; Penn
EFlvsnia harness leather 57Ssslo; harness leather
slCg2Sc Bride leasheT PEE doz. S60372; domesEiS
zip, 60@Soc; French Kip, 5.@sSl 40; domestic Gals
/ 9cesSS1 10: French calf, 81 IOS.l IS.
0ile-WeQuote; LinEeed, raw. sic; boiled, 64c
lard oil, 7e9Soc; miners oil, 659S0c; lubTtaz1ne
coal oil, Indiana legal test, ia 912e; 100 test
| l2Sal2zc: water white. l1Dl, 16c.
| Timers S1pplses-Wo quote:
| Heat charcoal tin, ! y. IoL1E. 1870 and JAP
g. per box Y, 1cx1A 1S120 and 12K.2 80 p pc
boz @, 14X2Q rcCnlg tl1, es 70 Yer box O2ox2e
s1a91z; bloch tn II pigs, s9o; II Dars Sic. -Iol
| ~ iron. 4.9oc; ~ Q lEon, &c; AooTehezd So
vsnigec, 331S per cent. discounts Sheet EirR Sc
| Copper hoss. Ene. % PlaniskR0 copper, 39340c
Solder, l5sslSo. Wire, u DeE cent. o. Lat.