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Advice to nothcra.

41p yau disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest By i sick child suffering and crying
With pain Of Quitting tseth2 ii 90. sepd AZ
once and got = bottle OF Mira WiulIov's
Soothing Syrup for Children TcsthirR. Its
value ~ inciloulhbls II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mislaks Aoout
II II cure, dSsentery and dsarrhoea, roy.
ul1ses she stomach and bowels, curea wind
ton, and gives tone and energy 10 the Thois
system. Nrr. Windows Booihing By,up for
Children 1eetblng Is pleasant 70 III tsste.
AMI Ia tho prescription Of ono Of the Oldest
and bcst female nurses and phyuiciana in the
United elatey, pud Ia iov eale By iii d1u yeists
throughout tho world. Price Is csnta ! bot.
lfs e." l.-a- HkssF
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JAmes Beecher, n. D., Of sigourney, Iowa,
piys: "For several year have been using
4 Cough Bs'saH called Or. Vim. HAii's Bal.
san 10, the Luncs, ana IN nln,ost every case
throughout my practice ! hs.s had entire
success. have used and prssoribed hun
dfeis Of bottles a'nce the days Of my army
Practice (lsG3l. when vas surgeon OF Hos.
pita! No. ]. Loulsvills, Ky. r7A.Aw
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A large prrty OF Italian railrcsd iabore,,
who had bsen employed on the construction
OF the 0h!o River road, cainS up on tho fore
noon train yesterday, ind spent mos. Of the
day In tho city. lravlnE last evening on the
HempGeld roAd FOR tie ConnellsyiIle extern
sion, where they will work I'M that road l.
completed. There were h5out 200 Of them,
ali mon, aud bat one MAE In the parry could
talk even toleEable Euglith,
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dsprivlpr American lGbo. Of The ability
70 Z, compete Ruccesa folly with
foreign labor and without imposing lower
raten oil duty than will be ample 10 cover
any increased cos; OF production which
may exist In const Quence Of tho higher
rates Of wagaa prevailing in this country.
Sufficient revenue 10 pay all tho expenses
Of the Federal Government economically
administered, including pensions, interest
and principle o! the public debt can b
gol under our present syptem Of taxation
from Custom Hornss, fewer imported ar.
ticles bearing heavleat on tho articles Of
luxury and bearing ljghtesl on the articles
Of Necessity. We thsraiora denounce the
abuses Of tho exissing tAri U subject 10 the
proceeding limitations. We demand that
Federal taxation Bhall DO exclusively for
public purposes and shall not exceed the
needs Of the Government econ o,nic,lly
administered. The system Of direct taxa.
ton known as the internal revenue
la war tax and 30 long % The law continues
the money derived thereirom should .ba
eacredly devoted 10 the relief tho people
from tho remaining burdens Of tho war,
and made fund 10 DELAY The expense Of
the care and comfort oil worthy soldiers dis.
abled In tho limo Of duty In tho wars Of the
Republic, aud for tho payment Of such
pensions NJ Congrpts may from limo 10
time grant 10 81 III soldier; a like iund for
sailors having been already provided, and
any surplus hould be paid into the
Treasury. Ia. 0ffgs7, M 6gl}flI.1I' i
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Personal. MENTION.
News and Gossip In Relation 10 Various
s'H People. nHH r

News md 0osalp In heIAtlOn 10 Various
". eAnis, E,q.. Of P.rkersburg, il In the
city. lE}., ~ /"
MI G. On and vile arc visiting friends
In H,subenyills. So ~,
Arehitsc. &. N. Howard Ia IN Charleston on
business connected with the nav Btate HouM.
Mr.. Max Geochsidsr, " steutenvllls, dc.
liysrel avery clever Grafton at the Turner
picnic yss,s'day. "7e} H
Mus Allies v. Kelly IL the guest Of Mr.. D.
Sloan, OF Cumberland, formerly Miss MlIy
q ood, o, this city. !. ~
Mr.. Fred Bsynour and vile, Of Newark,
Ohio, are visiting n Tho reside nca OF Mr.. r.
Kennedy, 90 Main slrsst lfsr.,5
-. Max Bsssler, veil known merchant
y, Philadelphia, u here on y visit 10 bis
brother, ReI. II. n. Bssslsr. za-'
Misses Minnie" an5s Lucy LoriuR enter.
tanned number Of their ir.epds Last evening
at thsi. home in Leatherwood.
DR., John g. Smith returned yesterday from
bis eastern trip to New York, Washington, D.
o., Long Branch, Brighton aud Coney laland.
The 81. OlAiruville Chronicle sAyt: "Burnis
Mcclure is happy over tho arrival OF Z hne
sirl. which Will call him pap when 1t learns
10 talk" y I4 3,SI-
Mr.. ". 3. Hughes, wife and child, and
Mrs. J. E. Mccoy were registered 1t Lbs
Wooddsll House, Addison. Webster county,
last weak. tiWl gt s,'s
Misses Mary Moffstt, Of Wheeling Inland,
and Annie Wright, OF North Adams, Aichi.
rap, ara the guests OF Mrs.. 8. ". Ault, OF
rbirtv,sarorA ptreAt R<liaire TiLuue
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"MEss sanA In copors saac:", "a sound
mind In a sound body" IL the trade marx OF
Aliens Brain Food. and We assure our read.
ersthat, II dl.ss.i.Hed with either weskness
Of brain or bod " powers, this remedy will
permanently strengthen bots. Stat
druggists or By. mail from J. II. Allen, us
FiIst avenue, New York City. 7rhsIw
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Aoillcny's Gu,

!zes. AoiiicnJ's Cove.
= Mr:-J.mss 9. Or and vito, Of Wheeling,
are whiting relatives k.rs.l, MN ,r} y
Prof. Jas: NJ. Lse rs.urnsd 10 Norsantovn
this week. Mrs. Lee will remsjp here for
souIc time. ll4t.u ~ ~ =. -
The Paseytarian Sunday School Ia getting
q library. R.v. Mr.. McCune Ia the commit
tee to seltcs tbs baols. ~ @5al
d. Tbs teachers al the i1iant c'ns,cs Of the
Presbyterian SABBATH School, assisted by Rev,
NJ. McCune, Rsye a p!aaia Tor THAR class on
the Fourth. Tbs ANAL folk. srt 'yed them.
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Another lot Of carriages, jump Sc ats, two and
thres spring phnetonB, cog carte, plano boz
and cut down front buggits; all full leather
trimmed ana ssrrantsd; also full plattorm
and three sprirg wogoIp for ltss money thps
ever before oTsrt a. Iii Whrei,nt.' CHI, SeS
and price .. J. W. Ferrst's, cotnsr Main md
rtysa,s, 'lr'' ~
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How to bAyo Aouey

" INV 70 bhVo honey
And wo might also anytime and pain %
we'll, In our advice 10 COED houseke spers and
iaaiss generally. Tho great nsessslty exist.
INK always to have perfectly safe remedy
convenient Tor the relief and prompt cure Of
tue ailments peculiar 10 woman-funotIoua
irregularity. constant pains, and all tho
symptoms attendant upon the uterine disor.
nnqualiaedly Dr.. Plerce's "'Favorite Pfsscrip.
don"-womln's bsst friend. It viii AVE
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/. The VolsAlo Belt Company, Of Maubail.
Mich, otter 70 tend Dr. Dyes. oslebi atsd
voltalo belt and electric appliances on tyiAi.
ior thirty days. to men, both old and young
lM!ctsd With netyou, debility, lost vitality,
1ud many other diseaseA See ndvertIs emei,t
In this paper. Nj! q az 555.-l7s T1h.Ax
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Luss sf Fiesh and Strength, fal
With po,r n petite, and perhaps slight cough
III morning, Sr on ttst lying down Ut night,
shonld b. lacked 10 IN time. pa7ons sflloted
With consumption ass pzoveyb!ally unoon.
sc!cus OF their real Btato. Most cases com
nisnce with disordered liver, leading 10 bad
diSestion and Imperfect assimilation OF food
hence the smaciAtion, or waiting Of the
fash. Its d form Of serofula9 disease, and
is durable by the use q that s.eatess Of al
blcod. cleansing, antI-bilious and invisorsting
compounds, known ~ Dr. Plsree's Golden
ardical Discovery y 'jll
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.s- Who Hailed from WheeIlnE7
Tho 6tsubsnvills Herald has the following.
Whether II wns tina bankers or the creditors
who hsiiet from Wheeling does not appear
llsnniog l. Pratt, the we'll known bankers
ssss, ssSs ssSsia Hte h. sss.
savtrA! creditors pursued them 10 Port
W.shipy t,uI whore they had unioadsd their
goods, prabibly TO sh!p 10 smother point, but
'o,us creditors Attarhsd them at the STALLION,
They hailed from, Wheeling, W. Va.
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For twenty five years l have bsen severely
all cited With Hay Fsver. While l was sui
tsrtng inteufe|y, I was induced through Nj,
Tichenor's te't!monlal, to try Ely's Cream
Balm. The eneet vas marvellous. It ena.
blod ne TO perform my plssofsl duties with.
ont the alighteat Inconvenience, and I hare
escaped u return attack. 7prououncs Eiy's
Cream Balm q cure Tor Hay fsver.-WM.T,
Cam, Presbyterian Pastor, Elisabeth, N. j..
Not liquid nor anuK. 77asAw Z
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WHAT A GORGEOUS Lei n

IL d..
II has subjected American workingmen
to the competition Of convict and imported
contract labor. ], It pro!e:,ss gratitude to
al who were disabled or died In the war,
leaving widows and orphans. It left to q
Democratic House oil Representatives the
frat effort 10 eq1al'za both bounties and
pensions. Il proGsrs pledge 10 correct
the irregularities Of our taritI. Il created
and hat eoAtinued thep.s liz own Tariff
Commission confessed the need OF more
than 80 per cent. reduction. lis
Congress gave reduction Of les
than 4 per cent. II prote' sea the
protection Of American manufactured
Il has subjected. them to an Increasing
tl,od Of manufactured goods, and help,
les competition with manuiaclurinp
nhtione, not one oil which taxes raw mate.
rialp. It piojeossb 10 project all American
industries. It has Impoverished many to
subsidies q few. It prol'aaea the pyotec
ton Of American labor. 1t has depleted
the returrg Of American agriculture and in
dustry, followed by hall our people. It
Processes the equality Of men before the
Law. In attempting to fix the s,atus Of
colored cit!ssns the get Of Its Compress was
overset bythe decisions Of fta cbErts. Il
accepts new duty Of leading in the work
Of progress and reform. It's caught c,iml
mails are permitted 10 escape through con.
trlved delays. Honeycombed with cor.
rup!iop 0utbreaking e4posurea no longer
shock It's moral Banve. la hone5t mem.
bers, the independent journals, no longer
maintain successful contest Tor aathor3ty
In the coupcile. =. " ---.--- H-t.-
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REvHauE TAXATION.

~ y tlI.I NV kaUK TA4ATluS'7 W y 77ITlV|
From the foundation & this Govern.
mont taxes collected ut the Custom House
have been the chlet source Of federal rev.
revenue; such they mus. continue to
be. Moreover, many industries have
come TO rely upon legislation for
continuance, 80 that any change
Of law must be At every step rpgardiul
o. the labor and the capitol thus involved.
The process Of reform must be subject in
la execution to this plain dictate 81 jnstlce
that III taxation shall DO limited to The 70.
9utrements Of our economical government
The necessary reduction Z IN z taxation
c y 2. eaa ~qat 30 effected Without
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E5Jon LOT Of 1000 worthoi Mems Clothing,
which was bought at 10 cents on tho dollar
md will be eold the same way. Cali and REQ
them at Twenty .frst and Main streets. lltlg
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RIVER NEWS,

Hotes About tho Stsamboats, Hank Rsisis
and TelcEraphio Reports. -,
The river hero was 8 feet 0 inches and fall.
Ing last night Hfs F.sN 49,
The Andes will leave Cincinnati ior thin
point this evening. Shippers should order
by telegraph. ''.I,.7.1 '.-'
Tho Scotia passed down yestarday morn.
lng with . cay excursion party OF pilhburgh
school "marms' on board. -,
Tho @. W. Batchslor gos away for Pitt.
burRh at 81. n. and tbs Courier left for
Psfktrsaarg at 1880 A.k Both thus
packets are doing = good business.
The Emma Graham ha, bean placed on
thu Marine Ways 1t Cincinnati, laid up for
tho summer. Tho L P. EHAld. ijshi
steamer, we'll known because Of hsr presenos
In tho trade last summer, will take her pls o.
a long 10 possible. Is-gz 80.
The bill pa'ssdAt The ssmion OF Congress
just closed, authorizing tho construction Of
an leo harbor At the mouth OF The K anavha,
proyldsa that 1t ahall DO Constructed ~ such
point near tho mouth OF tho KauaNha al
the Secretary OF War may direct and ID.
prop:iAtes $l6, 900 for Ito construction, 81, 500
10 DO taken from the appropriation Tor ths
improvement Of the kauAwha and 81. 800
from the Ohio river improvement apptopria.
ton. .-s- ,,N-,.l5l. - : Z :
Capt Green, Of Marietta, LAST Saturday sold
his handsome little steamer, Gen. Dawes, 10
Capt Leavitt, for 81, 500. Bhs will DO taken
ont Of her trade Tomorrow and smother boat,
possibly The Richmond, put In hsr place
until q new boat can b built. Capt. Leayitt
Will probably run hia now purchase In the
parkeIsburg and Ravenswood trade In oppo.
alton to Caps Hod Knowles sud hls nav
boat, the Harry Knox. Under Capt. Green
tho Dawss has been making mouey for her
ownerB. TalT'-.
The steamer Rslurn. which has bssn on The
Island docks for the past three or iou, days,
was injured In this manner: She was n i.
turning 10 Now Cumberland with Sunday
school crowd on board. She struck rock
while making landing 1t Black Home.
knocking aconsiderable hole IN her, but she
was kept 4 ,at until shs reached ths lau1.
Ing. where she sattled down In about two
and q half feet Of water, compelling the
trapsler Of her passengers To the shore With
skiaA Tho iccident vas kept secret from
tho pasasngeFs until asais landing was made.
Capt Bradley and big cge1 gre deserving Of
great praise for ihsiy eoolness ond prsseuos
OF mind In what might have proven serious
tGsir.
LOUISVILLE KY., July lo-Dep.h In the
canal, 8 ieet II inehs.; on the fails, ) leet and
falling. .1# ~
FIznaussH. July Electromagnetic river
feat 4 iach.s aud failing, weather clsas and
pleasant. IT, -
BRowSsviLLE, Pa, July lO-River 5 feet
2 inches and on stand; weather clear; Their.
mometer So.
AohaAsrowH, ". Va, July 10-River
faches aud on stand; weather cloudy; the:-
Momesez so!.. W
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THEY WANT A CHANCE At the cR,p.

THEY WANT CHANCE At THE Crib, T,
That change is necersary Is proved by
an existing sprplua Of more than 100000.
900 which has yearly heen collected from a
uunerius:pereople unnecessarily. We do.
aouncs tho Republican party Tor having
failed to sslisve tho people from crushing
var ta@es which hays paraly ysd buoiness.
crippled Industry aud deprived labor Of
employment and Of jus. reward. :" Th ~
pepocrncy ID pledges ITSELF a to : pu1iIy
the admlntstIatiqn from corruption, 10
restore economy, to revive respect for law
and to reduce taxation to the lowest limit
consistent with adue regard TO the presery.
alton Of tho faith Of the nation 10 lis cred.
itora aud panaioners. Knowing full we'll,
however, that Liquidation affecting the oc.
equations Of the people should hs cautious
and conservative, not In advance Of public
opinion but responsive to ita do,nunda.
The Democratic party Is pledged to revise
tho isyig IN . spirit Of fairness to all H.
forests, IFit5f'+
But In mixing reduction In the tariff II Ia
not proposed to injure any domestic indus.
tries but rather 10 promote their healthy
YlOVtu. -aI. ~ n .51-1 fIs fl'T sflF7. -
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OF our summer hats apd honnsts hayo heen
marked down to los, than halt price,
------- Z II. McGILIIH 4 On
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GTfpt unrKninu
Hay Fever.

In wash dreis goods at cents per yard, and
also bankrupt lot Of mems clothing at TO
cents on the dollar. ]. ". Fran.
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They Have Won tho Highest Prizes. 1
Benson's Cspoine Porous plssters never soil
tho hkln, hands or linen, They arc prompt
and osrtaln. y $50. i 4 49, Nakw
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AHucllusPnibu.n

!, Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. Ons
dollar. QruSyilu, 4 ! ~ =
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A FnlrO0or,

Tho Voltaic Bait Company, Mauhall. Mich
offer to send Dr.. Dyes Voltaio Belt And An.
pliaucea on trial, for thirty days, 10 mep.
young or old, afflicted with nervous dabilitv'
loat vitality, and kindred troubles, ~ = -
Boo advertisement In this napor. 4rh..v
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NEW YoAK, July i0.-Cottnn dull and easy,
estnres barely sssdy: July 10 Sc: Augnlt t6.o1c;
5,pternbpr los7c; October 10 t3s November 10 SOC;
pcceIneSsIo t1c: Janu.ry iot7c; February l0.t9c;
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1897 SHIFTS, laundrled, II, co, 75c.
$l.0U, Bl.2S, Sl.5U.. Never before sold
for less Than 20, SIC, $LO0, Sl.s5, $l.5O
md Sss.Sj.
DAVID ASH, Clothier,
u.- 10 Twelfth Street.
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Tue wonxiSoMEN's FRIEND.

Weiavor the repeal OF ali laws restricting
tbs free action oil labor and the enaclmsn,
oilaxs by which labor organic atoms may be
incorporated, all ouch legislation a, will
tend to enlightsa tho people IS to
the traa relations Of, capital and
labor. We believe that the public lands
ought as far ns pCsslbls TO he kept as home
ateads Tor &C u Il settler; that all unearped
lands heretofore improvid. ntly granted 10
railroad corporations by tie action Of ths
Republican party, should be restored 10
the public domain, and that no more grants
oil land shall be made to such corr aratipns
or be allowed 10 fall into their ownerehip,
We are opposed 10 all propositions
which upon any prett1t " )uid convert the
general government into machine fer
collecting taxes to be dis ribnted among
.hesutes or tho citiz, ns thereof, N
THE soUECE OF TIE couNrRY's WOES.
All the grea. woes upon our country
have come because Of imported labor.
Oar iathtEs made this lapd tho home of,he
iree Ter al! menapfrsciatlng our institutipe
with moaey enough 10 bs.ng theus s|yea
here. and lch We welcome; bat our cour !.
tfy ought never 10 DO LIstr house for The
deportation Of tho pauper labor Of Other
countries through Government aid or the
importation OF the came kind OF labor "a
an instrument with which capital
can debase American working
men and women from the proud position
they now occupy by competing With them
by imported or convict labor, while at the
same time capital asks and recsiyes pro.
tecsion d i.s own interests at the hards Of
The government under the guise o; bro.
viding for American laaos. This evil
ike all othesa that And hi,th in tho cupid.
lily and reiahnees Of men, labor demands
should be Fedresgea by law. Labor Tvs
right to demand Jus! share OF thu proflta
OF It's own production.
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TAG 6weeda. says Mr.. John Swords In
Spen'ka Amerikmarfn. believe In Bt, Jacobs
OIL AZ the COL Queros Of pain. - - :
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U ohlSry aud lllovns

To-day and Saturday will b. sllk dayu Al
tho lowest pIlcss yot reached. s''.'9 Z = -
Z :5;' 2. N. McGItIs 4 Co.
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Il T. a shs ,es.on whtn ths lo,,s open freely
hgmSn, Hunil!a,!na h,uptons, ltchi, r T oftures
SAT- Aheum q! Ec1ema, faorasia. Tells, III. -
xSS.m: BABY hTam;on. se1oiula. rcroiuioui so.es,
eies Of Itchiuk. scaly. and rjwpiy Gise, y .hs
siln and seAlp are mot speedily aud scunomic.iIv
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Tho Mem

.aGglfs h Tho henstdo laS'gE fsL'
Shade hat, trimmed and untsimmed. inl a:ge
quantities. nj tho lowest prices yet made.
49, "a Jgs,l,.E = N. MeGlLils j. Go,
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unshssSsd. " hIss ssssdy 4 slG7. bSsssf 6ta
s sSd nsssiS f s'rs' sttte casss 'ssd
.Tol.ce, o., July 10. whoa, active and sh,ds
sNIsi4s july Miic; Angus. S7asi sspismbSi
high rired Isl bid, No. . caAh July aud August
III: s s Ne x a.. os !S SS ~ a S ~
aaksd' September N>sc Nted.ll ''ifY5-l r5Ggs'
l.lglb-i Dry uooda. 49,
NV ronx. July la--The improved movement
In cotton gVoda 10 maintained but without any
miilcd degree Of activity. tleached ahirtinEi
md vide ,hestinE. have sittae!ed chief a.sen,led.
but In Other hIlis thefc has betn iAit ,usde.
Dfcd goods ID good shipment on GcGdu! ct otdeS,
but new demand Il light. rIinu ste doing fairly,
aud Agents AZ ortuins rAeias and C0ehteo fan.
S.nns az Ss ia s ds So osS; =. &c
vsfy dlll The suction saie q twenty thousand
g!ena Table oil cloths pas cd or very Satisfactorily!
The auction ale Of asrtinAsn. Aniann a Cos
Of tho mari Of and very largely attended aud goods
we're vprJ wsil distributed, prices were low, but
m0te xoas were sola tban on Tbs. calAlosus.
SiSs@ e g. sass s sSss se!S nSS. gu,
Y. f.twsii 4 % Uoetisr ". i %, Gold, Frank 4
20 !e.eph Horne 4 W Lautae a TO-, 4. Lh'
70, h!co, stiK q "a. J. N. Roolnson 4 %. ~
HaNlH Live bsock. viva.
CnlcAoo. Jply 10 INA I,o,.,,, t,ur,,o, ,.no,,s.
1--we hoss.-Rsccipt, uSoo he n, ssInmcnts IN
head. n,srtet stionu md srt,s:. ,n'sh nscs H.
Is os5 W nsnsins AMI shinni"s n la.s iS.n. H
te0as e,t ships q ooit W, Calllo-Rcccipu i 40
bead. shipments 800 head; market active ..nd
| dtmeE exports % t0A6 W Rood 70 ohOict shippin
y !Vae ~ common y medium y, loss 70; xla..
.SInmsr,W. , ooaS shSep.ktecclpe Ivy hesai
sUt medium 10 Toot q ia %. choieo ~ s1tis
W9SS d; lambs pSr head III 1sSoS. N cav" w.
EAT LpyxrY. Julv l0.-fsr,n. Ns,k.t ,,,,-
and pticcs unch snscd receipts g0 hosi Ahitmsn Il
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