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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-04
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llanilnilxl ii rena tered ins md goes
Yorting and bell lowing through the
f0rasts, and woe betiide q the man or
Ibeast found iii Sits pa Its roars even isl1s
bring fD Il sof Mb hits hheslrs which
~ deliberstaly II, sEorik and out
Ithe veImin j, l 16sne fames boring entirely
Through The skin iin order to reach
them The eleph apprecia ties the
Isel.Yiees of the. bird Very and
will md der no circulnsta tances initre III
Where there are mo elephants these
birds perform i silniI Iar servic fdr cat
He and other allimal Is infested with
Igrnbs, ticks, or par asites, Then there
is q smAller bird that picks the bups on
Lthe heron, then, a larger one that eats
The little bird.
! "a Young naand ari ID ached is the
Chinese Ednhassy in Paris, was one
IeYening intr rodaeed, says the Ftsstgaro,3
Ito the beautiful Countess de ! sEpil1fsi.
lEhe LADY, being tos know if il
Twas worth any one y while q attempt q
iaittlas d II ss0n sge-
tlestia1 Einpare asked ~ u, asnons
other things hat 1iities his conn
Ii yYmen valued most in women. {, Her.
a. ynestic Virtue was the reply
|ina Red, n, said the Gountess, in 81 slight
Iiys ptuou ton II sss hen theY
Idon' 81 like your. ladies to- into COM
pany md enjoy A little gossip p's 81
mad u y; a Chinese husband Ahas the
right tito get y divorce from his wife III
she ,iss !, great alker. ''5 The Charming
French woman here thou hit She de-
becteei a covert - liusion to herselff and
sarca 5cally inquired: !: 3''I supp lose that
WOULD d. nave been fate isi i ?''
The CHI alnan was equal to occa-
sion, and 1T once reas lboRing low:
sssY on may be sure the day OF
your arriiysl l hina law Which in
fiiets this mod of pun isllne ent. on the
|loqt1aeity OF i sas.ssReanen would be abol--s
iisEed. y ,5s s MS s7s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-04
The Crazy I. graze.

E5S "a HlaLlDeT OF genIl6IlleH n HI Illts
EEPlankinton Heilse reaall % room the
other evening when q gent. man came
in apparently very much n agitated.
s..aA hat 81 the IaRtterpp asked ssan ac-
quaintance tterg Well, 4 should
say there Wa as matter enough ID don {
expectlto get out of AiilWatIke with a
whole suit off clo es. 6 In i fact, every
thing I've get on begins. look like
the remnants sof an. $a ntiauated porous
plaster. Never had any i exp perie ence
with 8 lot Of ladies' who have got.an at:
tack of crazy bed-qniltP sQf course not.
Inlight have known. better than to have
asked, as itnever strik es any but good
looking old bach heloras myself.
When q man has been there once HE is
satisfied, J, unless he IS saS hog. The reas-
On that they. call these new tangled
quilts crazy, is because every body for
twelve miles aroun:1 a house where one
lot EN- is started is set crazy by the Ia
dY. demanding ia piece Of silk. To-
might 4 thohg III Woa1d gd oBttI stp See
some ladies', Old friends. shadn,, Z more
than got into tile door, before b one; of
them, with 4 pair Of scissors ia her
hand, atched my hat off and made94 q
dive for the lining. She got lefftt,5 She
handed the hat back with q disapp point-
ed look, us she realized that somebody
had got in their w9Ek ahead Of her.
Why do I keep my coat butt toned. mp to-
my chinp W Well, when She found the
lining Of the hat gone she made "a dive
for my neck scarsff, 4 I,here d thing
left but the col lar but ton and I q piece
OF the scarf about the size Of q ten cent
piece. 's .The ID here
then took out His silk hand kerchief. to
blow his nose, but bis hand missed the
mark as it went thro1 gh hole big
|senough ffor. h 4 cs,t ~ Jump through
Nell, sI' be- blamed, Il hose women
haven + carved my blow Ell. They even
raided the sleeve lining to my oyercoat.s
Ins fact, I, haven whole garment on
me. an crazy 50 they "a have acrazy
quilt sure. WY, they get the lining
ont of every hat they 5can lAy hands
onto. It ISM Z safe rs leave sYonf hat IN
the hal sif YOU aegpiectt to ret III again
III as sound iaon as 81 vie fen you
hung II n tlllsl @ as k,. M man 10 has
||slhad |laa any exper eels ke taking ia
tie woods aver time sees lady
coming espec ecially il she lock smiling.
sIta as nd so rough On ID mani fO ttikeE his
hat linmg but1 1iif ever hiig h&taitton VESTS
go ont of sstyl nine tkssof The young
have iii re pnt for sos
briefly and paf. hess ru Huh ,ac-
|scpunt sof sc6ndii iition pf
their neck tiies, J. e,l llaH ys samples sbeing.
x,I.4 m f,f fl,n,n ht,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-04
Il e ~ = u 4 y
atEAll ! h

ppgs I'm f, AN m M s ~
Eornss, nghter of the late z.
orney, syyitsa hion Articles Tor %
Phila delphiA pa
h a;tarye Out q th nnwelc conie name
5ooffS town tthat taests the eyes Of tramps
|ina orning Ter ftory U
H Uncle Rpffus ,mp plains Mat
every time "a Eiin ian eats q ern, IL
e snts III %, ''sss7
I Only ones ii Trims 10 the Mikado
of Japan, two sons Ind four daugh ghters
having died il his pa lace. .l5 {}3ss
Osoar de says haS had his hair cut
to nlake him look il sa young Roman
Emperor. Is IIIs booked Il iles the devil: be-
fore.
Anna Dickenson III The ssoc,I, soIllY person
who ever succeeded in driving a mule
to the slmInit Of hi Pike reak. The
poor ia ulle met his maj tch 5at last. B s
MRS. Beecher is des criiibed Texas
reporter As q ssingulaTly hand some old
lady full iof sweet wit L eerY
smile and a graceful carrss ag e. ssl
George Peck. the humorist is going
te put his III gotten gains into q tene-
nent @ be LEI toni q Iona lire ten-
ants. sS #Ss5 5% .s VI # N Il
IIt ii said that 4 brother Of General
o.. Lee, years ago xii led the grand;
father Of tho FORD IS, who 81 bse-
|quently suppressed the James gang. sss
TIC is Stated that the rediucti on iin the
n,,;;ca nf 9,,s,xu Ss,af,nra VI NJ epF Y titu
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-04

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
an AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two Hore Important Cases.

gggrsF b--.us in Columbus, "a a lev days
.-t u Cd. ..r.- .nr venerable brother !. n. camp
d. ~ a. Ell him Tor ,he news. bis reply VAS "
~. liz 10 report" 1his venerable man IS known
p and side Tor his UnrrmttiinS labOrs OF love "a
t-aal! OF Ihr p1oF % Cola nbUs. IL vail be ~
-Gubsrei lha; tn swift specific Compan mas 90
.Iti quite Al amount Of their famous medielns, y
J. distributed by NJ Campbell among the poor o.
s -ty. her G. his remark. he sIid:
Ihaye iGsI ,een q q ~ who has been greatly an
,rad By letter 10 one OF her hands u = vi given
~ much trouble aud pain. She said en- aad oeeu
c-l;si o. -svsrsl physicians during the Past thsee
? tour years With the Old remedies, bot wtthoI.
-r.Hg sny ryl'ei. suggested SEiit's SPsciu DC: and
1s tJok OGr ,Uiil57 and nov apparently Per'ecsly
~. her hand j. smooth and lot single SIN o.
: tl'Casa Ii !; l. marvellous low ms neI'-'Ae
sCjvl;es TIE system
. a. ar--t the 0the- cas-
Wei TIA; Va 4 lsdy also. She hld l7een aiecs-
\ VIb b. scg-'nA or four years. lie iacs, hanI
y Gl., A. IT As her holy, vas covered over Win
and cabs IIV25 ole Of the WOr5: esss 81
~ s-rr be d.srsSe that ! have ever seen. 1ne
1E1g D. tlC EOor creature was beyOnd e1prtSalOu'
~ Es,i eyery remedy a. command, including mer-
y ~ i1ilts OF pot n, bat she only grew Sorss
~ KS m rh;s cCHdig.ou when srst saw the case.
c Lzd her taking 5Eiit's SPesihc, and she mas
0uty tlken two bottles. but every marx Of the
.-se "a, almost entirely disappeared. Her
5Hag'A sod general health have greatly i;uPrcHsl
% 8. the -uO>i r"r2a-kaJ.s cures that hss5 come
r r. '.g - -yrysigns'
fEtlay pc T. You have had = long anu viTisd
i.4neo- ia mioz ing with men, and Observing
2 aHf1+laL aLd "a, --Uedil Csed-Ehti II your
a..n ?. 90 the minis u Swtft's SHsCi1c
o q n lsJry q sixty years haT- miDglsd WITH
/ ~ ,ls.- % ~si.ty and havasbseryei CLOSELY the
rely Of Glsgas@~ ghich aliict humanity. ko0d
ass 40 III mot numerous and tho most htl--
'ioSrwr's. Ia IS NY deliberate iudEm, N: that
a' >pariI. j, l1e g-aGCest blood partner ever
'''erar.. Ih-rr !, nOthlng eomParahie - r.
q. IS u0,L.ns 10 god - say about 5wht SPe-
,rsG'i, on Blood and SkSn Diseases uei1ed trcs-
1HE S"Ig- SrECIPIC Co, Atl2ncL, "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

II is triumph Of American ingenuity and mir-
vel of simplicity, sccura,y and chcapness. 1t was
made to supply the people With good tmekeeping
watch at the lowest price ever known. The case
tie watch is of white metal, very handsome, an
looks Ike silver, but is better than silver because
will not tarnlsh. NTH each Watch 10 sent
book giving full instructions. No one need be with
GU; watch. Those having costly cnes should also
have a Waterbury to carry while engaged at rough
worE or in travelling. One thousand ofthese watches
are made every day, and the demand ,or them fire.
quer tly exceeds the supply. The watch is perfect
tine keeper, nd sells readily for $50. AmOnSit
good points We name the following:
Simple, because it is composed OF less than one
hall the usual number Of parts, which are so n.
raj ged o. to be easily cleaned or repaired.
Accurate, because II will run tweniy-iour hour
and keep time equal the better grades Of watches
Cheap, because it will wear for years, and Is
offered at price within the reach Of everybody.
Remember, the WATERBURY WATCH Is no
a toy, but q RIAL WATCH, having less than one
hall the number Of parts TO be found in any Othei
goirg watch in the world.
= Watch which differs from all Others In thai
the entire movement revolving in the case cuCe
every hour, and thus regulates adjusts Itself to
varying positions.
4 Watch having long thin ma:n-spring nearly
,io,os ,bs o,ctb NJ an ordinary springl. every
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

gtEt al once - AhoAoesA
n Cure. Not a Liquid. Not Snuu'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
Erateuiness,

Mr.. ii. Sampsel Ottawa, KaaSas. writes
"DR S. b. HAETNAS & Co., Columbus, 0.
-Gen.lemen: have suffered for seven
years; have tried every thing and many
ph, sicians, and al have failed, went to
PitsLurg. and while there fell on the street,
my breath seemed to leave my lungs, and
numbness oytrpower me- I determined TO
give PERUSA and MASALIN fair trial. l
used four bottles Of each, and my trouble
left, never hope, to return left Pittshurg
three weeks ago FOR Kansas. and thought, as
l was going to new country, i had better
take bottle Of MANALIS with me, on &C
count Of bad water, etc. | arrived here
with onehaf bottle / found one OF my
friends in a pretty bad condition. The
doctors were treating her for chllls and
fever. / did not know what her trouble
was, though Iperssaded her to use MANA
LIZ. She did so, and the FIRST day she was
up doing her work. Now this seems
strange, bat it is. nevertheless, candid
truth. She used it all, and has never had
cause to lie down during the day since she
took the first three doses"
A Case that was Pronounced Incurable.
MISS Y. Y. IeCk, tlf odShoOu etASS'f
Milwaukee, Wis, writes: "DR. 5. b. HART
MAN & Co.-Gentlemen: | take great
pleasure in stating to you the benefit re-
ceived from your valuable PERUSA. have
been suffering for about fifteen years with
severe cough and bronchitis $50 the doctors
call it). was treated by diferen: physi.
clans and spent considerable money for diff
ferent kinds of patent medicines, but re.
eeived no benefit whatever. DR.. Fox, oil
this city. claimed l had consumption,
and there WAS no hope for me
ever getting better. l was so bad
that l cough he'd almost continually. Mrs.
Henry Ellis, friend of mine, induced me
to try your PEEUNA | am happy to say
began to notice a change after | had
taken nv second bottle. took eight bot
ties in all, and now feel like new woman.
II it hadn't been for PERCNA / think l
would be in my grave now. 1t is won
derful remedy, and recommend 1t to all
my friends. =.
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
write: "Your PgRUSA sells well. Custo-
mers speak of it as being good medi'
cine
Mr.. Daniel r. Spry, Portsmouth, Ohio,
writes: 81 have good trade in PERUSA. 1t
sells well and gives satisfaction"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
A ouartette of Patriots.

4 group of lawyers were discussing the
late war st the corner Of Whitehall and
Wall streets yesterday.
Il was at Shiloh" said one, and while
standing under a smoky sky in storm OF
lesden hail beheld the noble Albert Sidney
johnson fight and fall upon the blood-red
altar Of his country"
And ]" said another, was at the Viii
derness when the very air was red with the
ere Of battle and the myriad minies sang
their death song in the ears of the brave.
l, too, fought, bled and died for my coun-
tTY.
And /, said third, stood in the fires
front a. Gettysburg when the wild rebel yell
mingled strangely with the shrek OF the
deadly she'll that plowed the patriot ranks
7. too, fought, bled and died for my c0an,
try.
And i, gentlemen said q lsnk, seedy,
solemn man with faded umbrella under
his arm, Il was at Johnsboro when shot and
shell sped swiftly by in the wagon train and
all seemed lost. But !, too. was patriot;
and, while / neither fought nor died. | bled
for nv couutry-I bled the army mules!
Gentlemen, | am o horse doctor; are there
any iaekasses il this crowd?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
One Way Out of . Tight Place,



Zone day" says Edmund Yates in his
"Rscollections," - Queens birthday, on
xbich had a holiday from my Office, we
YATES and Dickens) hsd spent together at
Gadshill. The family was absent, and the
bonse was in charge Of the GardeRer, whose
wife cooked US a steak, and Dickens had
taken care to bring the cellar key with him.
We rsmbled about during the afternoon,
and A. night we went to the Rochester
Theatre. l forget the play-indeed reeol.
ieet nothing but the presence of mind of a
large man in 8 green bsize tunic and pair
of Buff boots, who, to Dickens JOY, did not
know word of his part. BE strobe into
the middle of the stage without uttering q
syllable. look fercely around, then said in
ssuatorian tones: i viii r-rre tur Tn anonP
and walked quietly OF TO read up his part in
the wings"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
TOUCHES OF NATURE.
A Dog That Any Man Could
Love.
How a Big Newfoundland Rescued an
Unfortunate Little Terrief--A Boy
Calls SxCitedY for His Ma
The Civil Service Agita-
ton illustrated.
STA FriHrfsro .Ilr.


ANY one OF logical turn of mind vino
had been present upon the sea-wal yester-
cay afternoon would most surely have been
convinced of the fact that the dog is the
smsrtest animal of the brute creation. A
large crowd was congregated at The foot of
Green street. In way unknown to those
WHO CHANGED to be upon the spot, small
terrier dog fell from the stringer of the
wharf into the bay. He swan around for
9 me time in a circle, and many plans were
suCge sted for his rescue by witnesses to the
misfortune, but none OF them proved practi.
cal The little creature seemed doomed to
a watery grave, for it was apparent that he
Was fast becoming exhausted. The female
portion Of the audience was much exercised
and gave many expressions OF pity. just
ct the moment that all hopes Of saving
tie terrier were given up the bark OF
q dog in the crowd attracted atten-
ton, and but a moment passed
when there appeared upon the stringer in
front Of the wharf large Newfoundland
He saw tie little fellow IN the water and
with low wall he ran to and fro along the
wharf for moment or two, and then, TO
kuc euA FAAoC Va Wv RASSS@AAt ~ SP-O-6
into the water and at once swan to the ter
r;er, Selling him by the nsck with his teeth,
aud after swimming about for some time he
sighted the new sea wall extension about q
hundred yards distant for which he headed.
He was eagerly watched by the sdmiring
crowd until he reached his destination, when
everybody started on a Simultaneous run
toward the rescuer. Upon landing his bur
den on terra frma the Newfoundland gave
two or three sharp barks and seemed to be
proud of what be had done. 1t was some
time before the terrier was able to gain
strength to walk away. One ofthe witnesses
If the strange sight took his handkerchief
from his pocket and lied it about the meek
of the NeWfound and, saying, This dog is
mine. and l would not take 1000 for him
a. this moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
The Boy That watched the Pot.
E,rN,sor

In q certain village in Maryland . small
boy kicked up freeze inthe parish church
last Sunday. 1t seems that certain good
woman bought q calls head and put II on
TO boil, leaving her little boy TO mind 1t
while she went 10 the church close by.
The minister had reached his tifiieth, my
brethren" when small boy suck his head
in the door and whispered:
Mamma
TIE good woman recognizes here son III
stsntly, and began to make sigEs for him 10
leave the door.
Mamma again came the whisper, this
time q little louder than before.
The mother shook her finger st the boy
wsrningly. and INDUCED In familiar panto-
mime with which she was accustomed TO
awe her son. But it didn't work worth
cent. The boy was excited and N dead
earnest, as the den0Gement WI show.
Raising his voice he shouted:
Mamma, yOQ needn't wink and blink at
me but had better come right away for the
calfs head is buttin' all the dumpins out OF
the pot"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

JE The MUSIt COURT OF WHEELING,
i West Virginia, Patrick J. Gilllssn, simisistrs.
tor de tonis non oi William Gilgan, ders as-d, w.
Thomas fmm.u GLlllssn and Others; In chanc'sy.
The undersign.d special commissioner hcrky
give neiioc that pursuant 10 the authority vrsted
in hira ny deere made by raid court on the IA
da! Of jane, 1854, be vii, on
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER o. A. ID. 1884.
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. m. scll a.plbiie sue
icn 20 the highest bidder, at the inoni door Of tie
Court Mousc OF aid county In the city Of Whceiips.
Giigsn lied ts,ed Fpd r0-sesstd, That !. 70 .aY 4
paIi o LOT nun Der tliTtyI Ire So In tho idltioa
10 the city Of Wheeling laid Out By william Chap
line and John Fod, aud BOUNDED and de-nted g
ioro~s: Beginning at the north cat corner Of ala
'ot slne b.,.I the Fouth-~ost oorIsr OF Mails snd
Twcnty-lhird street,; thcuse running soivsrdiy
wiih 1sonty.ihird street sixty oIs ftt. tLkncs run
rirg soutks,rdly and psrsihl With Msia astS
TrcniJ ibid street siity Que feet 10 Main strsl,
and thence YrIrlbg With main stret IN the plscS
u hgnning, Icing the rsr, q aid iet conveyed "
others bv d,sd dated June iiih. 1875. and noe q
record amog the publio bnd records Of said county.
Upon the portion OF aid Loo Aforesaid there y
erected thai ns~ and valuable biirk building fora.
sIly 0tupb by aid william 0iiilgan 90 0 saloos
ITEMS oT saty-Opo third o, the purchass
money and a. much more thereof A. the purths~sf
,hail elect 10 ray, cssh IN hand Tie day Of sale
and The residue thereof payable Ia two equal IN
saecpis In cue and too ysar from the day of sai~.
With inicrrst IRON that day. the pufchs.sr 20 give
his Iotss for the deferred payments Nth per>oasi
security thereon sasiasciooy 70 the uncssstSssl asl
IN. ii0e % the properly sold 10 be retained uutl
The rsywcnt In iul Of The gurchas money.
ALfkkD CALDWELL
speoia CosuraiasiSau.
:. C. HERyKr, Aurtiorter.
-
lyorebT esr,il, thst stovc usnrd ss,cctai Coo
siDnsr has i'cn todd and se1a'ibg sn,h IN The
rel ally Of $50 a required BY Law and ssif deUeA.
THOMAS ". bAPhAH.
Clerk 81 aid Court.
NrtELIsG, Eo,. I, 1885, nsu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

Ing from any other OF the numerous dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, il Is your
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
NAHS-8e 10 CARD.
wheeling.

The nail market Is active. Nails, brads
and fencing, l0d to God, 81 20; Sd
and Cd, 81 SIS; Sd and I'd,
81 20; ID and Sd, 2 10; Sd Is 10; "a
81 90; SOC key on common cut; barrel
II inch, s. 80; II inch s. IS; inch,
81 80; I inch. IS 20, I inch. Is 40:
lining, | inch IS IS; ( inch, s. 40; finish
ing, 8 inch and over, s. 80; ! inch, . 6 35i
/, g. 80; Gazing and box, Soc per keg over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, IS IS:
cut SPIKES, ell sizes, 81 60: boat spikes, al
sizes g 10; roofing nails, iron. Sc ovcs
common cut; iron galvanized, - 20 ovel
eommsn cut; iron timed, q 20 oTel
common cut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
GOING WRIST.

~ train daily except Sunday.
lullmana Palace Drawing boom and Sleeping Cara
through without change from steubenylle East "
Pf ialeipha and New ! ort. West TO CoiumbaS
,t- innati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
II Louis.
] Ur.tbroUfh tickets, bagsage cheek, sleeping car
,c'.. r,rnnSatigps and any further informsr ON An
~ 10 NO q. TOMLlNs0N, Ticket bsen, at Pan
iii idle station foot Of Eleventh street or at City
Ii, yet Office, under Nc LsIs pjusc, Wheeling
JAMES MCCkEA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
J. A. FORD,
Gen'l Pass. aHd Tibet Isant, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
AT CALYERTON YARDS.

Beef Cattle.-The market was very duil
to-day, and sales hard to effect. Numbers
Of rough and half fed cattle had to be taken
back, sellers being far of in their ideas
from purchasers. The offerings were not as
loppy as those OF last week, though there
we're enough good cattle for the market.
Prices are off I@lc from last week. We
quote at ~ 50@5 80. with most sales at
s. 0O6,5 % per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows;
Best So 00(G5 so; that generally rated
first quality 81 O0G4 IS; medium or good
fair quality 81 1903 IS; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows g 5O@2 70.
Extreme range of prices - 5O95 ~:
Most of the sales were from 81 0O@5 70
per 100 lbs. Of the Cattle received, 1904
came from Virginia; 1913 from Kentucky;
2OT from New York; 90 from Canada; us
from Ohio, Is head came from Maryland;
1877 from West Virginia; and 90 from Penn
svlvania. Total receipts for the past week
1854 head against 1884 last week, and
2.2i3 head same time last year. OF the Of
ierings 703 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers; Al sold to Eastern spectators;
and SO to country dealers. Total sales
for the week 1920 head against l,2O5 last
week. and ] 1923 head same time last wear.
SwINE.-The offerings number few hun
dred less than last week, but are sufficient
for light demand. The quality is fully as
good as it was last week, suited as to size
for the present demand of the trade. We
quote at 5I@6 cents per ID net with extra
a shade higher. Receipts this week !, 434
head, against 6,l9l last week, and o,2O9
head same time last year.
Sheep and Lambs-The offerings were
Less than last week, but are sufficient for
very limited demand from butchers only
The quality is somewhat better than last
week. We quote sheep at 2@4}c and
lambs at 3@5lc per ID gross. Receipts
this week 1881 head, against 1854 last
week and 2,O67 head same time last year.
CLAhEMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremont
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
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IL a Abominablel

70 90 through life with "snsgs" in the
mouth. Abominsbse not more to the suf.
fsrer iban his friends. Buy S0Z0D0NT
and cleanse the teeth which remain, or, bet
Ter still use it now aid save your teeth.
SOZOpONT Is economical
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The market is very fair, with large sup.
plies this week. Over 200 head received
Ills week, average sales per week being
about $50. Messrs. Hudson d Bayha fur
u!shed the following quotations.:
Cattle, 81 60@4 rs TOR all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 3@4ic per ID.
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, S. 0o@lO 90.
Lambs, 3@4c per ID.
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