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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-03
LEGAL NOTICES
Final Proof Notices.
U. 5 Land ONCE. Las Cruces, n NJ,
November th, lH@i.

kovembeIhth TN, 1881.
Notise Is hereby given that The following
mined settler hne filed notice of his nten-
ton To make final proof In support OF hts
claim, ard hat said proof viii he made be.
fore Register L. : Land Offices NJ Las Cruce,
y. NJ, On December 21th, lss6, viz:
ALpIiONSE BOuRQUET ON IL u. No. ZIG
for the q 4 = q =, sec ] tp 10 =, Z ". " =
n " = sec : ) " = 5 " = sect tp 10 =, RI west
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiyH'
tiun of, said land, viz: Jose francisco 10.
nero, Jose chavez v Silva, Vicente Perca,
Barnabel Chavez, all OF Monticello, sierra
county, n. 81.
Novi2. 81 EDMUND G. SHIELDS, Register.
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a saaAr DISCOVERY.
Nov = Man az Science found the
means o1AVeIding Disaster and
PrOIonslns LlEe.
LSnfaninn ErnhnnnnA

". =. so.onSe found we
S2ne
stns -Ae'
SamttN' hf'haHgEl
"MoSt Of thS orsataEt disuovsriea IN world
,"~1
u9 e'sf An0NH nA!s pSeN linus euFms WS
present century"
Such was o recent remark Of the President
M tina National Rcisrca Ap,oc;.t;or .,5 ma
80.
UHe eau u0up' nv UuAn' tne ApPuSauon
OF steam and electricity have all been
brought about within a oompantiyelV few
vsorS vb,,. ho r..ln, 10 m.ohon;cs In,
uken IMMENSE stride But the greatest
and best discoveries are those which lessen
pain and add ioy 10 the human raCo. And
tboa. di,oov.sis. =. q, . mn 49, d.,nn
W N 4u'. WY S''Hs
more tor the gooa OF ths world ina any
ana all material discoveries eomhipsd'
a gentlemen hlsn IN selanuho acquire
ments, ena VINO hal devoted himself 70 the
dement, OF me human race, was forced 70 the
conclusion that certain slsmentS IN the body
Whloh were most lacking, could DO supplied,
Aeeng upon this belief, no carefully OK
Perlmshtea and Produesd compound which
~ sGsorptng ena retaining mo elements
!SESn into me system adds more ai6amon to
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Good Housekeeping,
Fruit juices with Just enough sugar in
them to relieve their sharp tartness, seem
much nicer than jelly with lie fifty per
cent Of sugar. One OF our little girls, who
hau frequent bilious at:Hckg, when her
stomach will bear only certain kinda Of
food, thinks 90.
Milk, mushes, eggs prepared In any way,
she will not take, and II 1t were not for
fruit juices and bread, upon which Bhe
lives during ouch attacks, l should DO
puzzled what TO prepare that would nour.
ish her and yet not be refused by her weak
or over sensitive stomach.
/ hsyO Just finished canning geveral
quarts OF ripe fruit juice against such times
Of need.
l heat the berries-raspberries-or cur.
rants-preBs and strain as ! wouldin max.
ing Jelly. Bring tue juice to a boil, after
adding mi cup Of sugar to three pints Of
Juice, Can the same as berries. always
drop q silver spoon into my glass Jars, 10
make sure that the sCalding liquid shall
not break them.
For convenience, l always seal these
fruit Juices In pint jars, and think 1t well
to do 80, since a ConvalesCing patient may
lire or not be able 10 empty q larger can
before the unSealed Juice BhOuld spoil.
Freed Of seeds, fruit juices are invAlna'
BILE In correcting deraEggd bowels. They
relieve constipation and check dlArrhwl.
This seems q contradiction, but personal
observation juBtites the statement.
l was not afraid 10 give my nine months
old baby, bread soltened with these juices
when / found milk naDssSted her, the
child having inherited a strong antibathy
sgAinst II, aud though my other children
have been "breRd and milk babies" sht
has always been a bread and fruit juice
baby. (.
A pint can Of red, ripo CurranlS or rNsp.
berry Juice, tart, thick as cream Will
flavor and sunshine, and fresh RB wher
swelling the tipO berry on the stem, is JUS
the Gift to send an invalid or convAlesGlnI
friend who 10 heartily tired Of her mould
Of insipld, swoUtish j%ellles.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a Deed Of Tru't made by G. ".
Kennedy and Margaret J. RGnucdy, his wife, 10
ne AZ trustee, dAIed the 2sth day OF September,
1883, and recorded In the OliGO Of Tho Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West VitRlnin, 10
Deed u 1IuSt book No. %, page 1872, ] will sell
at public auction ut the front door Of the Court
HOUSE OF Ohio county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1885,
commencing a: 10 o'clock 4. y. the following Dc
SCrlbed pr0Do,ty, that Is 10 BGyi tho west one.
third OF the moth half Of lot numbered fifteen (lb),
IN William W. shrivgr's addition TO East v heGllngi
which sid lot Is tuAted on the southwest corner
OF Woods formerly SEVENTH aud Fifteenth NoF'
morly Centerl street,, 10 heCNy Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia
TitS Is believed TO be perfect, but I will convey
only such tito Is IL vested In me by said deed ol
trust.
mOuey, and so much more thereof as the purchaser
~ ouli elect u pAy In cash on the day Of Ealc, the
residue thereof payable In twO equal H.
stRlllnCutS III on6 and two years iron the
day Of sale, with interest from that day, the
purchase r 10 give his negotiable notes for the
deferred payments bGHTigg lite est, 10 bo s.Cursd
By u deed Of trust on the property.
ALFRED RHEINsTlOJ, Attorney. OCtl
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4ppe-E artrGr.

Having sold nine!tenthS Of the Writing Machines
sold In The aiAtc, NO claim II clearly demonstrates
tho superiority Of our machines. Below W. gives
partial list Of customers using tholn;
Daily IntelligenCcr.
7 Daily Register
EewSLetter.'
", p. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph X. PAUL, attorney.
Russell 4 Stliel, alto 'neyE.
q. c, strrgiss, attorney, MOrgAntown.
John Hutchinson, attorney, PRfkGrsburg.
Van wink'o& Amber attorneys, P~arkeShurg,
LOOMS & T%avcnuer, attorneys, PafEerSbufg.
". II. II. Flick, u. s. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, u. g. Commissioner.
LC. DelIIckef, Clerk D. 8. Court, ParkefsburE.
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, Fairmont.
o 81, Clemens Clerk OF Court, PaTkCESbntg,
d. HoRU, Clerk Of Court, Hinton.
r. Il Fast, Clerk Of Court, MOrgAntowl,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company.
UndefWTlLerR' Insurance Company.
Alderou 4 Atkinson. Insurance Agency
Edw, W .DnnAway, City ROcCiyer,
Vance, HugheG Co.
Zernit9 Bios brokers.
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works.
LAughlln Iron Works.
IenWOOd Iron Works.
A. J. Sweeney h HOn.
Hobbs, BrOcktnief d Co.
For full particulars In regard 10 terms ofSale And
:" E. L. ROSE d CO.,
Gul4 % Twelfth Street.
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YsllowR.h Uuut

upon tho tongue, particularly nCAr Ia base, Il III
Itself sufficient to denote blllousueI, al AIlihOnt
to the development VI which the hot weather.
II may 10 remarked In pt@lns-is extremely favor
able, and which aulOian often trlugs III ia tnlu
As a lingering legacy. II not rrmediOd-whleh II
Sie, dlly mpy b. With liOSlettet's stomach B,tIefs
then follow aggravated disorders Of the stomach
and how Ella, dun palna benpalh the lover light
TIbk, nausea aud headache A prJtrpt use Of This
Invaluable specific u always l6slt3bln, no mnllei
ilipncO directly bCtlllClAl. The bile the Oblitu0
lion 10 la 1Ow belhg relieved ~ the tGlAGAliv u oil
the bow Il. tplltns 10 " tAtufGl tlanuOl, aud The
portion, VI II. which ne forced iS VA ~ o aud
also ftSutntA ia digestive iincuOn, RlumAtlsn,
lOvei and RguV aud kidney troubles AlAO sleCuinb
10 lie BlllejA, tllhgAW
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ArMstss &alss.
SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust to me, made by
Alex. Y Eolf sud LayinlAC G. EOlf his wife, and
dated the 7lh day OF July In the year lss2, and
recorded In tbs Clerks OlhCe OF Tho COUNTY Court
Of Ohio county, West Virsiuta, III Deed OF Trust
took 40, 10, page 81, Will 0l Al pu JIic auction
NJ the front door Of tho court Aouss Of OHIO
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following do
Scrlbed property, that Is 10 say; A certain piece OF
land iying OH tho west side Of Main htreet, and In
the city Of Wheeling, anu designated IN tue general
plat Of said city, as lot No, thIrty.ive lSjh being
thu same pIOle.ty conveyed W u. ". Eoif and
wife 10 said Alex z EOlt by deed, dated the tiFSl
day Of December, 1866, and recorded In Deed
Book No 81, page III, III the office " the CLERK Oi
The County Court Of Ohio county, WGSt Virginia
The tiLl6 Ii believed to DO perl0Jt, but | Will con,
veg only AuCh title " is vested In me by said deed
Terms OF SALE: onC.thlrd Of tho purchase
money 10 ta,h, and so much more US Tho purchaser
should elect u pay OH the day Oi sue, the residue
In two IquAl. miscellaneous In one and two years
from day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give his nGgUli.
Able notes fer toe deferred payments bearing In.
tsrsL, to BE- secured by Il decd OF lSt on the
pIOpsitf, F,P, W~lNGERCER, Trustee,
OCl2
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Low vegetablo. Arc wInloreA.

AluN NtktbAulOh 6EO " lllUEtls
Chicago Eert,
0lly a few vegetables eau be wintered
outdoors in the north without protection.
Parsnips are amor" tho exceptional vegc-
tables which tho winter does not dcstroy,
and except for use while the Rr1und II
frozen, mGy bs left ia the soil. sGIsiiy, or
vegetable oyster, is Of similar nature, bot
heets, turnips, ard carrots will not stand
excessive cold; to re- ain tho fresh, crisp
flavor they should be taken I'D as late ma
possible and placed in a cool cellar or in
pita with earth aud straw enough over
Them to prevent freezing. The latter ia
the method most in vogue with tngFENt
gardenerH, who usually know how beat
TO present their vegetables in the finest
condition. Artificial heat in any form
spoils the flavor Of vegetables generally.
fhe pweet potato is IN exception,
and will rot In O temperature
so degrees, while diyness doeS not iniurs
1t, Cabbagea may bs pulled up rootR and
all, turned upsids down, the heads PACKED
together in beds six feet in width, and the
ground between the rowB thrown over the
heads. In extremely frosty weather they
Caunot bs reached and enough must b.
left in the cold root cellar for winter usO
0niona require a dry barn or stable loft
and should not be packed more thar
eight or ten inches deep, with q foot O.
straw over them TO keep out frost. In
the extreme North ONE FIRE protection
may be- necessary. For family use {
string can bp kept hung up in any part OIL
the cellar. Onions will stand 20 deSreel
Of frost without injury II dry, Celery Il
best when taken from the open ground
but should hs taken up aud placed close
together in bsds with earth and lite.
over all to keep from freezing. Wintei
.qusshes require a dry place, free tron
frnpk
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educational.
~TT, De CHARTAL ACADEMY,
MAR WHEELING, W. IVA.

g,s tHlrty.ulnh year Of this ~woll'kuoWn AGad'
.Is upder the charge OF the Valuation Nuns,
orsn ' on the ant Monday Of septombar next and
continues ten months,
S,DII, received at any lime in the session,
ruose who deAIrp to place thatE daughter in 40
,,sintlou HHOrdIng exceptional Advantages 10
,ssv OF hsGlthiul aud delightful location, eE.
Sa,,spt board, thorough discipline and instruction
a, tbe hands Of lifelong teachOns, In every depart
,'sn, at female education, including the modern
,,nSsspcs ana music, should send Tor q catalogue
n thts school. address
Di,sctressoGt the ACadsaly Of Visitation,
MI, De CHAETAL,
,r7,o.y Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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SUGGESTIONS 40 FAnNIEns.

There Is no farm interest that tend.
more surely to profit than sheep on lands
suited to grazing, especially where Weedf
or bushes interfere with successful cult.
walton, or OH lands too rough to till
easily,
After frost has pInChed the grasses
they arc no longer sufficient Tor cattle that
must be kept in good flesh, nor for cow
giving milk, Add enough grain aud the
grass will serve much better to maintain
good condition.
After wild carrots have taken poEses-
sion OF q meadow there Ia no practical
way to effect rlddance except cultivation,
and to make the work effective the field
should bs ploWed two successive aessonB,
the safe course q hoed crop first, then a
crop Of grain II desired, and grass seed
again,
The fact that Corn-meal tends to pro.
duCe lat rather than milk phould not be
forgotten by the dslrymen, For y little
while 1t will make an increased flow Of
very rich milk. Then the COW will be-
gin to fstten and dry OF. 10 iAtten a
COW while milking her, corn ia tho beat OF
grain; but for making milk it 10 inferior
to oats, barley, or mill.feed.
1t has been found by experiment tina!
meal will pass through the digestive or
gaIs quicker than hay, and that il the
meal is fed to an animal on an empty
stomach 1t passes away before 1t Is fully
digested; but II fed after hay 1t becomes
mingled with 1t, and more benefit is de.
rived. Do not allow animals TO take
much water Immediately alter feed
ing.
To keep onions in winter the tempera-
ture should be kept down as near the
freezing point as possi bic, and the oniona
kept in y dry atmosphere. They may BIZ
kept safely aud perfectly in winter in
earth pits, frozen Bolid, II allowed to thaw
out naturally in the spring before being
disturbed.
Mr.. II. B, Gurler, a wOll.known dairy.
man Of Illinois, claims that by changing
from summer to winter dairying he has
raised the average net profit on forty
cows, from $l5 10 $40 per head. His win.
ter ration is early.Gut clover and timothy,
with equal parts by measure Of wheat
bran and Corn.meal. One winter his milk
suddenly ehrank from 800 to $50 pounds,
and on ascertaiuing tho cause he found
thatlat had been aubBtituted for carly. cut
hay.
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NEw YoRE, Oct. 29-Flour-Firm
and fairly active. Sales 2O,SOO barrels.
WhFAl-cash lots iAlU and options
llall higher, closing strong at near best
rates, Sales, S,0lQ,0W iututesl 412,0OO
spot and aFtivel No. = spring, saAc, I'm.
graded mixed sl} No. 1 Hard SSlC, I'm.
graded red SlgS0lc. No. l red, SgG. No. /
white $50, Nc, 2, red, November, s4ll
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The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappsd hands, chilblains,
Corns, and al skin eruptionp, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price 20 cents per
box, For sale by Logan & 90.
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incorporate in lSts for Is years by the Legt4lA
tur0 for Educational and Charitable purpose, With
q capital Of Sl,0OO,0OO-to which Q reserve fund Of
over ESQ., 900 has since been added.
BY on overwhelming popular vote IL franchise
wa made q part OF the present Slate Constitution
| RdOpted December ID, A. D., 1877.
the people Of any State. Il never scales or post
lis Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the extraordinary Drawings regular
" every three months instead Of s~Gmi.AnnuRlly A.
heretofore, beginning March, 1885,
AEplondld opportunity 70 win q fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing, Class l., In tho Academy Of Music,
New orleans, Tuesday, November o, 1880,
IDSLll Monthly Drawing,
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On Cry, Pa, Oct, 22,-Psholeum
opened at GGlci highest G0soi lowest cafe
closed ut GlIG. Sales 1,208, OOO barrels.
elearauces 0OS,OOO barreisi charter 1905
barrels,
TITusvILLE, Pa, Oct, 22.-0pened al
66tc; highest G6Sc; lowsat 64Ssi closed at
645c; charters, 2l,9Sl barrels,
B~RADFoRD, Pa, Oct, go Opened at Clio;
closed G4IC; highest O8sc; loweat 64Sc,
PlrrsBURaH, Oct, 92,-Petroleum, fairly
active aud weaker opened at 66c, closed
at 65c; highest Cos; lowest T4ic,
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GenaI Nuttces.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full.
~ Ton RIAL ESTATE, BONE MILL, AND
FERsoNAL PROPERTY,

TON MAI psrApE upNg hIUT AkI
nEpsSSiT 6Sh.r1Ty' "S "''H' NN'
LAWS y bHt llOhio County
Lewis Orlh and Othen,l In GhAureEy,
BY virtue Of decree Of said court made IN tn
above entitled cauie Gu the it day OF December
1855, tho upde.SiguSdA appointed EperIal counts
KIoneFs for the DiirDO,e will sell al publlc auction
on the Dnsmises, occupied by Lewis Ortiz, NJ ID,
HAST End N Ihs town AZ Fulion. Ia said count. uI
nan nOrNpEp ~ Issa
SNAS"N low
commencing W ~ oci9phA M, ina Bone mil
And the boiler aud engine and AL the machinery
and implsmenk USED on, the y 0t. said
t9Is and other peFo3al proesr1y pelonSius to sad
mSchlneTy bought b. Sld ORTIZ d aIaIe Of pop,
etty i1Fmerly belonItng 70 hith9el heEs, and mol
9Ael ABOUT the business VI Aaio LeWh Urn con'
uuc,s1 " hiut.
sA4ki CaSh,
AAo on SAID
HATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1855,
,n,,arc,ry a. . o,c,o,L n n, mo ur5.,t,ro,
nsSfsi con,S,lS.snoets MI scIi'' At nnSiic rhF,ioS
~ IN, fSont Jo0r al tho rniTt iJSns,, ~ sail Tnrt m
ne EIiawinS dosSIih1d nisss nr nsrS.i ~ vr,Sni
sit,Stsd In Ohio I,enniv IN INA ststs ~ HrSt Vii,
Sinis' on The Salion1I snad al ths extreme snd 81
lhe ieid Wing caSI q Inc tulton Paper Am, And
s sSsaiSa eos Is iS y Ssl4 ali. stEi tBsBSso a soa az ,a HSs|S.
eight aud = hAlI degrees west i9rtyionG poles, tel
thSs " svoIVI ~ wy oauH ~ MLsvttnb NtueAi
hneuue hulti w, ~ ven Aluh lvuIhn uShleol hssI
I'VE VIZ hnu fwshty 9ne M4Ah 70 Y stonSi VlSlge
H y Sh ~ ~ An = nS'i Ivs9S IS eSst i1l.S,
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But the Christ who Law In The mRnger straw,
WI lnd to the kitchen even His Owui
A piti ~ pure u the NJ uts VIII draw
IN u reveIeut circle about His ihrlup,
-CHlTIed RI0plei Bottom iHGOOd AOUHktGpiH1,
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The kitchen RiTl ikea pinioRed dove.
Has u heart gtCWn heavy aud slow;
b0F u il'hec \ EiSi u ~ v mutleT's lUvo
Are the dim'lks Visions Of I0ug ago,
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Dr., ltsnnig's Cough syrup will not only
euro Whooplng Cough and Otoup, but all
Coughs originating from colds m,WAI
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NEMp M hED A book oil 100 RACES. lie
EWSFhfEh best book TOT an adv afibGf 70
consult bB be tGpciopccd or
lnIIFHTihIkIn otherwise, II contains Hats
nv LII luINV Of The cost Of 6dyeitlsinT
Tho advertiser who wAni5 10 sptnd ON dOlisflnI
H. II the Information hO. iCqulfe', while inr him
who will Invest quo hundred thousand dOllAn in
ndyettl ipg q scheme u Indicted which will uieei
his every teQlItetnth', OF can he made TO do No by
lllght OhhhRlb easily arrived a. by c~OtnttondepOS,
9ne hundred and lLy.thtee o9luonA. have been
Apbly 10 uB0 + no ELLd TO, NeW1betSSS Al.
y%ertl,ltg !Hn'eal lOBpraOe street, Printing tlo1Io
SQUARED Now YORK. do2S
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WET 10 AllIANcg AM cWIOAOO-

All tralnS daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving bridgeport at Iil2 =, m, u;i7 city
'TGtiuS leave Cleveland iOt Wheeling Gt 1910 p,
n, arriving ut b!lS y, rs.
Leave Cleveland G!u:l0p. H., arrive ct 7:45G m
L A, FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager,
Pittsburgh, "a.
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Transportation

DITTsRURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
u LOUIS RAILROAD-iGnhAndle tlGnte:
Time tlble loF East aud West COrrsctsl 10 JUE;3
Is, lSS6, Trains lave Panhandle station, loot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, Is follows
Central standard time:
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THIS PAPER T?'N " 5P9p% b e S SST a SSa
4TaSISISsssSn x = Y spi " \ ~ TgES dSSSS
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0-sTEERAeE TO ENGLAND.
Time, eight days. sl2 from England, S94 round
trip; SlS6O 70 or from London; Sl96O from Bremen
u baltimore. Good lix months, including pro-
visions.
II. r. BEHRENB,
22i7 Market Street,
yo'c'Fn rSth'rEe 81 Z" 10 sn''
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

viii cure DlgCasCs Of tho Klducys. Gtyrl, Glect
HlflutnteL and. all Urinary Bnd uflhtal DlheABeS,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal weakness,
Loss VI .YlgOt, Premature nOOllnB in Man, EAfly
ceBsGs, 80, syphilis In all Ia forms, tOfo throat
and noe, lilCffB, BtnpllnuR, tUfbiuiG, lpll0t, salt
Noun, and ali blood and akin dlSeR,cs, PonAio
WtAtncS speedily cured, .Qnllrfhea cured IN
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S5l, closed $50. December, So 7-l8as7Ic
closed SIZE. January, SSttS0 7-l6e, closec
at ssic. April, s2i May s4ls5t, closed a
0orn-spot lots ts!o and options ~,
higher closing sIrOngi sales US, 900 tG'
lures l9S,000 spot ungraded 44!l45iC
oldi Nov 4is; old Asst; November i5s AGO
closing 40; December 48ai47tc, closing
47tci January 472l4Sr, closing 400; Feb
rualy 4st4s!c, closing Asia; May 494l6otcl
closing sole,
Oats-ts9a higher; sales 465, 1000; fu,
lures ITO QUO; spot mixed western 81 3aSSci
white do 45a40s.
O~ofes-spot fair; Rio firm at lilo, OPP
tons shade stronger, Sales 57,757 bsgs
October 10 l0Sl0 10; November, Dansm-
Der, January and February 10 0Osl0 05;
March 10 %; April and May 10 05Al0 10;
June 10 l0al0 10.
sugsr-steadyi Trinidad As IS; Bsrba-
does 4sli refined steadYi mould A 57,lB.
Live stock,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct. 99.-Oatle-
RgCeipta $50 head; shipments 475
head; market nothing doing all through
u|OuHlRuWeuH No sulPnleulh HeW uFk
to-day, Hogs, receipts 5000 head. Ship.
mants 5000 head. Market slow, Phils-
delphias 81 40a4 so. Workers. 81 25s4 IS.
Common and light s. coal 10.
CmcAGo, Oct, 92,-Cattle, recelpitp,
5000 head; shipments, 1000, Market
strong; shipping steers 3 S5A5 80; stockers
and feeders 2'25l3 co., Cows, bulls and
mixedl 95aS 90; bulk 2 l042 5Oi thorough.
bred Texas cattle weaker 2 25l3 80; west.
srn rangers l0al5p loweri natives and
hSlibresds 8 lOa3 10; wintered Texans
9 95a3 40 Hogs, receipts, 10000; ship
menls, 1900; market steady, more &C.
tive; rough and mixed 3 40a3 CO., pack
Ing and shipping 8 75a4 l0i light weights
. 50a4 10; Hkips 9 25a3 40, Sheep, re-
ctipts 5000; shipments l,5DOi market
steady; natives 3 00aS ST. western 8 Boa
500; Texans 2 lO4S 90. Lambs 4 OOA4 so.
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