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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-02-20
DR.. HENDERSQN
606 & sos Wyandotte Str

606 & COS Wyandotte Street, Kansas City, Na.
~ Authorized by the State to treat
- a Chronic, Nervous and Private Dis
= < eases, Seminal Weakness (siclS
Rage '4 S. al iP PRss, TaSs to a.
rheumatism. Asthma. Epiepgy
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Send six cents for:postage,
and receive free, a costly box
of goods which will help all,
of either sex, to more money
a anything else in this world.
the workers absolutely sure.
5 TRUE Il CO. Augusta, Maine.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
SAUNDERS POST no. 254

Meets the first Saturday before full moon of
each month, in Dawson Hall, at 80 ID. m. All
comrades In good standing are invited.
Il. ID. LACY, p. c.
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KNIGHTS OF LAROR.

Assembly No. 2573 meets at Odd Fellows, hall
at lola the first and third Thursday nights of
ssaahmOnth s. II. HAMILTON. M W.
JAS CREGAR, Rec. Sec
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Meets the srst Saturday on or before eachfuil
moon ct the Odd Fellows Hall. All Comrades
N good standing are invited 70 meet with the
Post w H. MCCLURE. p c.
I. n EcEuEY, Post Adj.
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Pretty near everybody knows of such
cases, only not quite SO bad maybe.
And still everybody keeps on listening
to gossip and scandal, and sending it
out broad cast; keeps on remembering
the bad things they hear about a man
and forgetting the good ones. It's a
queer world. I wonder how many peo-
pie would sign pledge never to say
anything about any person in his alb
sence that they would not say in. his
presence: Believe if I was in the
preaching business would start cru
SADIE of that kind just out of curiosity.
Wouldn't lots Of glib tongues get rusty
for want of something to say if their
owners would sign that pledge and
keep it? THE Town TRAMP.
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PHYSICIANS.

w. d. SCOTT, M. d.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHER OHicce in
Dr. j. W. Scott's drug store. Residence
In DIR. J. W. Scotl's house.
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A PRIlD.

right away than an.
Fortunes await the
At once address TRl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-21

Passenger trains daily including s6ndhy, sAe.
comnodation trains runs daily except Sunday,
JOHN q. To&IfNsnN,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling ". VA.
DENNsYLvAN1A COMPANY,
CLEVELAND q PIT FsBUR sHR. r
las Ess.s;llSE ls.s..s
Condensed timetable Of pGSs4aSef tsaiIss cor
rected % u AY ., 1ss6lC Central standard Time
tAr Asp aot,n 70 rl4snglea so eslytlAsa.. !
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A,yaristy OF ways in which the Iuselous
Fruit May be Prepared. {

Ayaristy OF ways in Which the Luseious
Fruit May be Prepared.
On the approach Of the peach season,
some recipes for cooking the fruit in yari.
Gus ways may be otyalus TO housekeep.
efs. The CdlErsr for August gives the fol-
lowing among others:
a compete Of peaehes.-Take some firm,
free.stone peaches, cut them into halves,
remove the stones and dip the halves into
boiling water. Then, alter taking of the
skins, cook them in hot syrup. allowing
them 70 boil up twice, when they will be
done enough. Then dish them up, strain
the syrup through q sieve and pour it over
the peaches. The compete may be served
either hot or cold.
Another way. Make syrup by boiling
five ounces of the best loaf sugar in half .
pint Of water. Ten minutes will be long
enough to cook the syrup. Then peel
half q dozen fine, ripe peaches and put
them whole into the syrup. Set them on
the fire where they may simmer very
gently until they become perfectly ten
der, which will take from fifteen 70 twenty
minutes. Then remove the fruit and re-.
duce the syrup by brisk boiling, adding to
It q few peach kernels, which should be
blanched. Now dish up the fruit, pour
the syrup over 1t and serve either hot or
cold,
Peaches q Ia conde.-This Is dessert
dab, in which peaches and rice from the
basis. There are several recipes for its
preparation. the following being Deliee's
method, which is probably the best: Cut
in two, blanch in syrup and peel eight
large peaches, and drain them on q ,sisye.
Wash q pint of rice, put 1t in a saucepan
With three ptnts of milk; then boil, add
ing two ounces Of butter, six ounces OF SUI
gar and some lemon peel; cover and cook
half an hour; then remove the peel, add
four yolksot egg, and mix well. With part
Of the ricemake dozen small, peach.shRp.
ed croQuettes |; dip them in beaten egg and
roll them In fresh crumbs, smoothing them
nicely; then fry them TO light brown,
drain on cloth and roll them in powdered
sugar. Dress the rest Of the rice on q
dish and arrange the peaches in dome
form uponit, ornamentinH with cut piecesa
In candied angelica and citron, MaIag
raisins and almonds. Reduce the peach
syrup until pretty thick, together with q
glass OF Madeira wine and four table
spoonluls Of peach marmalade; pour this
over the peaches, arrange the croqnettes
around them, and serve not.
Peach ielly.-Make q thin syrup with
ten ounces of sugar and half pint Of
water. Take ten or twelve ripe peaches,
pare them, cut them in halves and take
out. the stones, brushing the kernels Of
half Of them. Now, put the haived
peaches, together with the bruised kernels,
into the syrup and allow them to simmer
for fifteen minutes, adding, for favor, the
zest Of two lemons and the Juice OF three.
Then strain the Jelly through q Jelly bag
and add ten ounces Of dissolved gelatine
and pour it into a mould, which should be
placed on the ice until the jelly becomes
stiff enough TO turn out. The peaches
themselves may be utilized as a compote.
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cn1sFsr RFuia1oN.


fatarVfaw nth n Ranfnaeutntfvn Buddhint
pSsissS N 4 VIA q csissornis.
ssn lr5saei,., c,rosltI,. 3 r g l.-
'' ~ - AZ ii,,s.s Z
eEe = now - wy 1870 =. !,
thoroughly repres nstIye puaull's plase..
Kock Ieung issthe archabbott OF aWah
j, an, Too 4 monastery near Canton. The
a, q yn, NM,
S y 3 telsse was ~ -
man SIX teet nlgn eitalnly noL mort nan
thirty years OF age, VINO, graeealuilly wayln
the Caucasian guests 70 asnAi, gegsee
them TO be seated. ,on ms closely snsVsn
skullhe worea solt 6lack skutl:cap sttohg,y
suggestive OF the SatnoHc pltetta, Wn LLNs
his attire consisted OF long cry t9pe o.
some cotton tapric, crossed oyer tns pteast,
with Q linen alb underneath, and pound
round the waist ~ Q gtrdie m9llng
bishops sasn. u may oe sta I,q.. tnas
Buddhist prlests ate snpposesa to I'VE .e..e On
vegetables ana are ioroiaaen ~ tns .snsss y
81 their creed 70 wear any Iaotle woven Oh
the hair Of animals. ~.
You are the a ", ~ 7 Sns-
nese monastery . qaerleo Tue inVetpse
Ter. a, =.
= would not dare 70 a !,S % ps
neaa olout community . ate ~ wv,
was the reply, gwen IN . qulet, depFeca-
tory tone. n,
The reason nave come mere ! con-
hnued he, IN response 70 lntt9er q9eIles.
Hearing there was great aen otS sex
ness over mere, l came GUY % cure y. lss,
! am skilled physician, guy ~ no Paiy
for my services. give them grataitonsly
TO the poor. me rcn, undouotedty, wnen
cured, make me presentations o. IN money,
but this receive only 70 give % tne poor
again. came mere 20 90 as mnch EGO
As could, aud ! pear ~, no enmity " Wnte
men. we are an anSe, az ptotners;
bear nothing nut goa WIZ % gu men,
whether they pc White or plack, ohinese
or caucasian.
fes, RESPONDED ne, IN answer p an
1nterfogatorH u anyone came nele'
whethsf wnite man Or o1lnes, Wouia
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The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundiee, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or
any disease Of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulent, will always find Electric Bit
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by Logan 4 Co. MwT4w
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HORSE SorKs.
Good alarming is imposalble without COED

Good farming isimposslble without COED
teams.
Farmers can raise their teams cheaper
than they can buy them.
The value Of horse in his old age de-
ponds to great extent upon the treat
ment it receives while young.
Rye bread is used in Belgium and Ger.
many as feed for horses, and experiments
are being made in Paris to test It's value.
Breaking ground for wheat is usually
hard work On q team, aud caro- should be
taken that horses are not injured at such
work.
salt The horses in the pasture field as
regularly as those that you work. ltisin-
expensive and necessary, and should not
be neglected.
Your. horses feet need attention as well
as your own, and as they are unable 10 at.
tend 10 them, it Is un4uestIon your
duty to do so.
The fences around the corn fisld should
be in good repair, especially at this season
OF the year. Many horses lose their ltvef
by an over dose oil green fodder.
The mares that are to be bred this lall
should not be allowed to get too fat. With
Rood pastures and nothing for them to DO
they ara liable to become TOO TAT, and will
not be as sure TO become with foal.
Its poor policy 10 part with the old re
liable horses that you are thoroughly IA.
miliar with, and that arc Just as familiar
with you as you are with Them. They are
worth more 10 you thanto anyone else.
twill soon be time to wean the early
colts. While the dam may be able TO give
plenty OF milk still for their susteBance
is IS well enough TO wean them before the
grass is gone, and it is eeaief for them Ia
learn to eat green than dry food.
Keep the colts in a growing condition
from the time they enter the world until
they ara lnatured, and you will have nc
cause to regret it. Many valuable colt
are never developed into the kind o.
horses they might have been under diasr'
ent treatment.
The man that hes firstcla-s horses upon
his farm has something that he can turn
into cash at once, If necessity requires 1t.
This in itself Is one argument which can.
not be reiuted in favor OF keeping good
horses, To be able to realize the cash
values Of his live stock has carried many
a farmer over financial strait that might
have been disastrous to him.
A good feed for farm horses would be
plenty OF dry oats, unground, II the ami
mails teeth are in good condition, and he
did not bolt his food, with a moderate
feeding Of good timothy or moistened cut
clover. We have seen farm teams led for
years wholly on early gathered and care
July curei clover, fed dry, though they
ran In the pa iture during the summer.
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Advertising has reached the very acme
OF cultivated sense Of the fitness OF
things when publication Of the charac-
ter Of Electric B. & o." is Issued for
gratuitous distribution. Many q book
bearine the imprint Of the foremost pub
lishing houses, and put out for a price.
will not compare in artistic novelty and
general attractlyeneSs with this new mum.
Der OF the series OF public ations which the
Baltimore & Ohio Company has for some
years been producing. Each one is as
different from the other as can be i'm
ayinefl but the same care for artistic re-
suits characteristics all-originality at no
tiIns being reached by sacrifice Of grace
and harmony. The Company unquestion-
ably finds 1t profitable to cater to refined
and cultured taste, securing reward by
gaining entrance to the inner circles Of
homes. and rendering b. q o. Us tanIl-
liar indeed, as household words. Ger
tain il Is that the possessor Of Electric b.
q o." will follow the final inclination to
take 1t home, not alone for the exceed
ing beauty Of its engraved pages, but for
the information they contain % well. Most
works on telegraphy are bulky and tech-
meal, instructive, to be sure, but requiring
.hours 10 comprehend. Panghornis new
book e airy and chatty in style-not Q
technical detail In it-but, nevertheless,
containing much which will tend to
clearer comprehension OF telegraphy, es-
peeinliy relative TO It's earlier days, Not
4 little Is new, and ell Il most interesting
reading for those Of any age. The same
Is true 81 the illustrattnn, which are typi.
cal'of the subject In hand, and printed
most exquisitely. Indeed, the American
Bank Note Company has excelled itself,
and demous.tate d that va lor eject
can be reached Is ped upon . PRINT.
ing Is upoB q lithogap hic press. Fhoss
Who desire q copy Of the book have but
TO aend d1ress, with stamp, to y. Y
& D. Telegraph Co, New York.
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The tpares that are to be bred this fall
should not be allowed to get too fat. With
sood pastures and nothing for them to do,
they ara liable to become 100 iat, and will
notbe "a sure to become with foal.
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Its poor policy to part with the old re-
liable horses that you are thoroughly IA
miliar with, anu that arc just as familiar
with you as you are with Them. They are
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DE. 81. -. isNIITI9,
No. 1901 chapIIns Street,
Ns.r gouriseatA street

The best evidence Of phySieian's snccess q the
nandA for ms prote ional sery!ecsp roYethat have
dealt hotl0nlbly and iaifly with those who have
CONSULTED me. tneyef use q patients name with.
ert permission, though have many hundred On.
ttdcltes rom those whom have cured after they
had been ptuuouneedI heufable. "A thorough med.
ieal education with many yeAIs hospital experience
aud hmiliArity With theflputic agents, 9elose OBJ
AefYanee Of tefnperEncntGl peGnlaEties and strict
attention 10 hygienic mADag eniant insures success
cure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
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take all the Great health sestoIers.
haA0gt. tAle al thelbe.t qualities q an these
Hardened Liver.

Five years ago 1 broke down with kidney aud
tirer complaint and Incarnation.
Since then have been unable to b about at ali.
Ny liver became hard like wood; my limbs were
puaed up and fIled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing enuld
cure me. Iresolved 70 Try Hop Rlttenj hkse
used seven bottles; the hardness has ali gone from
my liver. the swelling from my limbs and It has
saktd mirae,s in my case; Otherwise i would
have been now In my grave. J.w. MoEEY,
Buffalo, Oct i, 1851.
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ERIGHTFUL Case
OF A COLORED HAN.

I contracted a fearful case q blood poison In
1855, was treated BY soRas q the eeAt PHYSICIANS
IN Atlanta They used the old remedies Of Nsrcury
and PotGsa, which brought on rheumatism ard
ImpAireil my digestive organs. livery i1int In me
vas swollen and full OF lain. ! WIS III horrible
condition. When bad been eiyen up to dis; my
phI siciaus, who hBd SGen the wnekings OF me
medicine IN other cases, thought It would b. q
splendid time to To the virtues Of Swift specific
Hhen commented taking =. s, 4. the phyElc4An
said could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment he eommeneed 10 give me the medi.
cine strictly according % dlrlcttons which Icon.
tlnued for several months look nothing elEe'
and commenced 10 improve from the 1irst oCea
s!orAlly would have q hacSGet from imprutenca.
5o0n the rheumatism lefJ me, my appeEtts became
al right and the Ulcers, which the doctor Slld
vers the mnSt irighttul hA had ever seen began 10
heal and b. the tlrSt OF October. 1851 was RWell
nan again lam stronger now than ever was
brfofe and weigh mora ! have not iRtled to 70
poTt for duty since that time. being engaged In the
Oh warehouse o Chess Galley Company. l have
becn and stll am, doing rome Of the hardssI work
any man ever did. and am ready 10 anEEer any
question that may be asked concerning this case,
~ LEM NCGLESp1S,
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CheAN Gl9rley Cot ~
AtIanta, Ga , April Is ISIS.


ConsuueEz should mot confuse our specl6c With
the numerous limitations, substances, Potash and
Mercury MIXTURES which are gOtleA NJ 10 sell, moi
on their own m. rlt, but on the merit OF our RENE
dr. An Imitation Is always q frInd aud cheat
aud they thrive only as they can steal hom the az
dele inflated.
FOR sale by all drugsis's
Treatlse on Blood and skin Dtet seS mailed nee
.THE SWIFT sPECIFIc Co Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
N. Y, IS1 ~, I'D sweet iy2 raw
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Kidney and Liver DigeGses and RheumAtisn.-
suffered terribly :Nothlns seemed % help me;
ZEPH. PHILLIPS Wheeling. W. Va.
Catarrh. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Volee.-Sut.
iered ior yeats; patent medicine tatled 70 help me.
CHARLES CHADDuCK,
ofspeidel q Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
pyspepsia and liberated Stomach. -.sfr Treatment
r a failed e EEs me a 5es DE- sita se
Ei-Had then tOt tSgEteen ys!is; q; smith
serofnla, Running Sores on Head.=''My son was
afflicted for fourteen year,. Nothing scanned 70
help him. Dr. smith cured him.
p - J MRSt CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. We.
Caneer.-"s Suffered for years with Cancer; Had II
cut out three times II returned after each OPEN.
ton. Dr. Smith cured me without knife, Sa9StisoF
Piles, Ftstula OF Anus.-FlAt on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying. DE. Smith cured me
"t'''4'i -i't's =. wv - THOMAS coLyIN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main 50, Wheeling, ". Va,
ulcertions Of Rectum; ProApsns and Piles
was given up 70 die and pronounced ineurahle.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knite.n
WASHINGTON DEI4ANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. LA6d wrttes:-t'DF. Smiths proles.
konAl services In my family have been most salts.
factory, and commend him to al Is q gentleman
and skIlltul physicIan.n I
Ms. Margaret kolk says: II had been suffering
dysrepSta. DF. Smith said / had q tape worm, aud
IN efght houns removed monster 100 Ieet long,
Female Complaints. Three yeAn In hospitals Tor
females, give me peculiar advantages IN such cases
Persons cured o. catarrh, diseases Of heart Hyef,
stomach, kidneys akin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scTotulA and
asthma testify 70 my EucceSS. Atr5
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated BY letter and
guaranteed. A chart for EeltexAminA-
ton sent on receipt Of two thseecent stamps, and
Consultation At ONCE free. otlee hours from Q 4
\. 70 n. u, daily. Gail on or address,
50 JOHN E. SMITH, Md,
No, 1t0i ChRpline ST., Wheeling, VIVA.
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twill soon be time to wean the early
colts. While the dam may be able to give
plenty OF milk still for their susteBance,
is is well enough TO wean them before the
grass is gone, and it is eeaief for them to
Iea1T, n, sat t,raafI than dry food.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-21

You've, old, and middle-sged, all exper-
fence the wonderful beneficial effects Of
Ayers sarsaparilla. Young children stli-
ferin2 from sore eyes, sore ears, scald- head,
or with any scrofnloua or syphilitic faint,
may be made healthy and strong by its
use. p4w
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g:dasationa1. z:
BETHANY CO.LLEGE!.

=. .o,,,v. W. Va, viii begin ID ForTiat.h
s,so1 sSSTEysER y, 1sSS. Its the most noted
80 a. :. am stats, having 60 Alumni, many OF
t.9ss - oeeupying high places Of trust II has
ys0a $3.50 49, Tsr,ee Courses: The CLASSICAL, the
- S ~. he wInls.srial, aud the Ladies coure.
Ssa - a now about nee Of debt, AID the
~ CO. N, naEs an EFFORT to enlarge the Endoy.
ifa, ~ M number Of students. Patronage u
ssss ~ 49,. ali he friends Of classic learning.
10 sAp PROF. ". II. wooLERY, or
mn ". K, PENDLEToN, Pres't.
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

WI cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
stricturea, and al Urinary and uretRFal Diseases
Nervous tnd Physical Debility Seminal Weakness
Los OF vtgnr, Premature Decline In Man. Early
Decay, Impotancy cnused by errnF1 OF youth, en-.
ceases, DO syphlltR In al Ii !or1s, sore thToat
and nose, ulcers eEuptions. scTotula, totter, salt
Fheum aud all blood and skin diseases. Female
days. i F1sce 8 D. setS IN %hseilns, VI. va By
s =. BqckNa, LsskS q Co., Drusgis4 Bent ~
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Atlanta, Cd, Aprii1s 1855:

Lem yccreulon has zen In tho employ Of The
Chea CAEley Conlpany for some yeats, and I know
the above statements % be true. AZ tho time he
CON titiOn, and at my solicitation his treatment
with 8. 8. 8, was undertaken b. . physician Gisei
several others had declared bis casG 70 b. hops
has been As sound Is 3 new dOll4r for several
munthS I regard his cure Almost n1lr1cul0nA
W & CROSBY, Manager.
ChesS CErley Co., Atlantis pivtsion.
] AAIatAn Ga = MEil IL isah- :, 80 80.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 9o-Flour quiet Init
steady. wheat quiet; No. l Pennsylvania red s7t
&c: October aJt<a9ic; November 954t0Gc rom,
spot outlet but firm: options nominal: No. 3 low
mixed 62tG; No high mixed ks1<c: staamer 40
? mixed 6t1<a5te; No, . mixel 62I$a5ic; No 9
mixed August So aSSc: September 525<a5e: octo.
her 521Ea5Sc; November 6iI$a52Hc tats, spot IN
fair demand: choice new reject whIts &c; old
rejected white 81 prime old No white SOC; old
demand 70 cover August (shortsl; No. 2Wh!te Au-
gust S6<a61Se; 8 ptember S2ASaS2Jfc: October
S94axc; November 3iaG5IEc Provisions In fair
demand. Pork, new mes $40 51AtI 90: do prime
new SO 90. Lard easier: city radned 72c; SieAm
6 go. Butter hrn for hna grAdea.
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CINCINNATI, o.. August 2O-Flour easy: family
q LOAF 80: fancy 81 4ral 90 Wheat trmer; No. red
99Sc: receipts 81 0c0 bushels: shipments 500 bush.
els. Corn stronger; No. mixed 4Sa,63]SG Oats
In rood demand; So mixed 2iA25I<c. Rye dull
aud liver; No. ?, $50 Barley 6rm; extra No. 3
an Sc PORK wease.a at % ~ Lard neglected q
k.b0a. bacon easter: shoulders 4.2ca; short rib
G25C: short clear Soc Whisky quiet at 81 II But.
ter arm and unchanged Sugar firm and uu.
changed. Eggs strong aud higher Al loAllc. Cheese
steady and unnhanEed if51 = n
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sun,n,rr gesost.
Nj, TAKE PARK J.
rup FOuRTH SEASON

V,hl, beautiful aud he4lshiul ,esas. has opened
" us very successfully.
,,,,.,.1 upou the SUMMIT OF THE ALLIE,
cHTSY NJJSTAlN8 the fark presents unsuf
vi tJ climatic conditions. No malaria. Exbmp
la ir0m hay fever.
picturesque surroundings, beautiful location,
~, sS' sSelG!, RELIGIOUS AND .lStELLECTgAL
TVISTA,tEs, ease Of acc - and npd c0nmu-
S,s'tSn With the great cities. have tuSttned me
SnoS q the proprietor that " Lake PARK w9uLd
so SyS tsSe il, place among the most favored OF
summer ReAof3.
D.llrhtiul excursions BY INLAND mountain road
al . he attractions Of The place.
gSrdlnE Recommendations are ample and reason
as sF c at BUILDING LOTS are TO be had at
Moderate cost
The Assembly
Revins AUGUST and closes AUGUST u.
N. 1soyaums iucIudts n WidsIange Of Lectures
al insrucllOn in special branches.
M b so. Railroad Company offers reduced
M tor ths Assembly. Hound UP from Mhsei'
" ~ s.S Assembly, cou,er diplomat. ans