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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Three of the lords justices of England have decided that love letters belong to their writers, who, in case of arrangement, may demand them back
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19

Among the exercises of the closing session of prosperous private school in Mullin, South Carolina the other day was n debate upon the question, Resolved, that the negro would be benefited by education" Two of the pupils supported the affirmative and two maintained the negative, and the judges, n doctor. a minister and a lawyer, awarded the victory to the disputants on the affirmative side. Times have changed in South Carolina.
 Scotland is not improving in the matter of divorce. The number of decrees granted last year by the Court of Sessions was the highest on record, being an increase of four- teen over the number of 1884. The average number of decrees between 1864 and 1874 was thirty five, but in the following five years the average rose to ffty-nine, while last year there were no fewer than eighty five. In forty-seven cases the wife was the petitioner.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19

The latest manifesto of the conspirators against this paper declares that the JOURNAL AND COURIER is opposed to honest labor. Nothing could be more maliciously false than this. The JOURNAL AND COURIER is not opposed to honest labor, but it is very heartily opposed to the dirty gang which seeks to use honest labor for selfish and maleYolent ends.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19

Oleomargarine still has its friends. Pro- lessor Babcock, a chemist and member of the Boston board of health, believes that oleomargarine is healthful, and that it should be sold under it's true name. He does not believe that poisonous substances are used in the manufacture of oleomargarine for the purpose of deodorizing any of it's component materials. The process would be practically impossible, he thinks.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19

Maine is State which has a prohibitory law, but it is evident that it does not pro-
 hibit At the convention of prohibitionists at Portland it was announced that "the law is not enforced and the grogshops are in- creasing in number all over the State. In Bangor there are over one hundred and fifty gin mills. In Augusta there are forty CT | more."
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A remarkable case will shortly he decided in the English Court of Chancery. About five years ago MT. Ayling of Portsmouth died, leaving his property to his wife during her widowhood, but if she married again It was to be divided among their seven ch1i- dren In 1883 Mrs. Ayling married, and the property was accordingly divided. Two years later, however, it turned out that the second marriage was invalid, the husband being bigamist, and Mrs. Ayling found herself deprived both of husbend and or property. She has now applied to the court for restitution of the property which her husband left her 'for life or widowhood." /" The case is complicated by the fact that one of the sons has disposed of his share; and altogether there is the prospect Of some right profitable work for the lawyers.
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NEW HAEvN,a5
Offer to the Midsummer Trade
NNE IMMENSE BARGAINS

That are simply UNAPPRoAcH- ABLE both in quality and price,
 Read for yourselves and judge.
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BARGAIN NO. 8.

: case Gents Fancy Mixed Hose with Shaw heel and toe at I SC a pair, or pairs for 25c' A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Mr. Bennett's amendment to the rules of the Board of Education was adopted last ev- ening. The change is very proper one, and should have been made before.
 Another of MT. Powderly's ''secret" eircu- lars has been made public. Mir. Powderly will learn, if he hasn't already learned, that it is very hard thing to keep a secret which is known to more than one.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19

Stephen Kelly of Philadelphia is officially
 dead, but he is nevertheless determined to
 live as long as he can. He is a member of
 the G. A. R.. was mustered into the United
 States service April 21, 1861, and mus
 tered out with an honorable discharge in
 1884, and is a hearty man now, yet the
 official records and Bates history show that
 he was killed in the war and buried at
 Gettysburg. His grave is there, and he has
 often had the pleasure of decorating it on Memorial day Kelly says that he has tried to get the cemetery officials to acknowledge that he is alive, but they will not do it.
 Italian sportmen are snow enjoying quail
 killing. Every spring enormous flights of uuails pass over the coasts of Italy on their way from their African homes to more temperate climes for the warm weather, and numbers of the birds are so exhausted by the journey that they fall an easy prey to the gun or net So many are taken in Capri
 that the bishop levies small tax on each | bird killed, and has accordingly acquired the | nickname of the "Bishop of the Quails. , King Humbert is especially fond of quail shooting, and left his ministers in the lurch
 the other morning, rushing off to Castel
 Porzano on receiving news that flight ot
 his favorite birds was in the neighborhood,
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A woNnERFuL LEOTURE

M Jules Claretie, in his new edition of
 "Paul ct Virginie," shows us Bernardin de Sainte-Pierre in quite new light; sour there is no foundation at eli for the vulgar belief that he was victim of the great French revolution. Quite the contrary, for he was, NJ. Claretie says, oae of those whom the new regime favored He was appointed professor of ethics at the Great Normal school and if he never delivered but one lecture there it not the fault of the revo- lution. In announcing this lecture at the opening assembly Bernafdin de Sainte Pierre
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-19
BARGAIN NO. 9.

case manufacturers rem nun of P. K. at SC a yard for flyer"
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MAX O'RELL'S LETTER.

Politics In Great Britain-The Expu1- sion of The French Princes - Low
 Neck Dresses At Court-A Wonderful Lecture-The May Meetings Ended Lectures Becoming Popular In Eng
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
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throughout the world. Price % cents 4
bottle. MW6AW
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All trains daily except sunday,
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 1850 o. III,
2AO p. IN, arriving o. 4;3Sp. m. aud 1858 D. m,
4. A. FORD,
Con. Pass and Ticket Agent, PlitlburEn, Pa,
IAMHS MGNRkA. HhnnraI MaIlnRar.
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CONTAGIOUS


bbehsb arc FEeNheHt MI over tue WoflQ,
thai Conht1S con,tsctad ersih," bioo W. -
and Tor two years was under treatment ~ al out.
door patient At Nottingham Hospital, England, but
was not cured suffered the most Ag0niIng pains
In my bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs, / had vertigo and deafness,
With partial loss Of sight, severe pains In my head
and eyes, 10 which nearly ran me crazy. lost
Rll hope III that country, and sailed for America,
aud was treated at Roosevelt In this city a. well az
by prominent physician In New York having no
connection with the hospitals.
| 1w tho advertisement Of sWiit's Specific, and
determined TO give II hiRl Al last resort, had
given up all hope Of being cured, " had gone
through the hands Of the best medical men In
Nottingham aud New York. took SlK bottles Of
s. D. g. and eau say with great Joy that they have
cured me entirely lam b. sound and well A.
ever was In my lie, l.. FRED HALFORD,
New York City, June u, 1855,
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l should recommend "Thc Grammar Of
Assent and all Cardinal Nowman'l
works. Hin lectures on "OathollClsm Ia
England" are masterpieces,
Mr.. Rurnard'S franknegs suggests to ui
to give next one or two letters In which
the writer's do not so much as lay down q
standard course Of reading as tell us who
prop in these bad days their minds.
Everybody resds Miss Braddop, and here
we have what Miss bratdon reads!
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4, 4GSj C6pnol poIsibiJ

maize porous plaster having anything like. the
medicinal qualities Of nehs0n's the camp 10 low.
etl Of The pharmaceutical profession produce tons
resemble Ia ptlnt that Of the genuine, and, when
EataleSsly 1pgten, sound litA II, P0t example,
Cheap lOA1 dhigGlih viii Oder ron trash yatiolSly
~ led "gap Gun, "lara!ciB" Ylapticinp' OF
nAme rBeil1nW OF 'RdEI0nTN We eatneGtlS
caution The public against the whole tflbe 81 them,
Ihel are absolutely uSclts, a. remedies lot dllease.
10 Be tlte they are CHEAP, but plain muffin ID
cheaper and Just ~ ehle4eiouq. AbI Tot Beud ms,
watch the spelling, and lo0k ioG the WThiee 6eas'
trademark, and the word "Capcine," which Il cut
IN The SenRO Of lhe genuine, iOl6AwAi
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Sure euro for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured tue worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as a poultiCe, givCD instant and pain
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every bog p warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 %. aud Richardson &
Goodwin,
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, Soc and 81 per box.
KIRK MEDICINE Co.,
MwFAw Projectors, Lorain, Ohio.
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After the march, unless there was any
lighting, or observations for position to
take, one Of these books was sure to be
taken up and occupied the afternoon and
the evening until . p. NJ, when what with
failure, reading, and necessity to be up
at a. M, | would soon be asleep. Many
Of these books are still in Africa, along the
line Of march, and will bo kept as ietiCheS
until SEINE African antiquarian will pick
some Of them up century hence and
wonder how on earth "Jane Eyre" print
cd in 1870, came to be In Ituru, or Thack.
eray's "Esmond," Dickens and Scott,
came to be preserved among the lu6arl ol
Gambsragara
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Poison

had produced great holes In my back aud chest,
and had removed all the hair of my head, yet
began to improve IN weeks time, and the sore.
began 10 heal aud were entirely gone iuAide Of
WILL JONES, Porter Union Pass, Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July 70, 1896
Treatise Gn Blood and sbin Diseases mailed fee.
1HE SWIFT 9PEClFlC co., DraWeF 5, Atlanta
cfsaic BY LSughIin Bros. & Co, and Logan b Co.
NN1l
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Blood

Is tho life, and he ISElsO whO.romemben II But
In March Of last year (lSsij, contracted blood
poison, aud being In Savannah, Ga al the time,
went Into the hospital there for treatment, ] sui
ieIed very much from rheumatism at the SAME
time ibid not got well under the tTeat ment thOrG,
nor was l cured by any Of the usual means
have now taken seven bottles Of BwlitB Specific
aud am sound and well, It drove the poison out
through b0lls on the skin. DAN LEAHY.
JOLey City, N, j., Aus, 7, 1855,
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HIaHI4Is MAIN RI4lz aI4lA s1uTNsrs
New Crop New Orleans MOlasses
TIisrslIa,rsnns.
THE PERFUMED BALLROOM /

Owls display, adds: ''''N
The pertum9d ball room was ono ol the novel
and graceful features Of this great event, As IhO
guosS entered tho Opera HOuse they were greeted
Win The most delicious OdOn, as from q freshly
blooming bed OF thousand flowers, The air M
laden with tho soft, sweet perfume that seemed IA
% me very breath OF the goddess Of pleasure and
ToOing 70 the gGiCtieS Of tho occasion. A foulI.
AN, neatly placed, was playing all the evening,
Ihe c0logno which gave forth this perfume, and
me pIRCticed senses OF the ladies ut once detected
what II was, We need hardly sHy that tho fountain
aud tue Two atomizalS were dispensing 70 The n,
mo phOFO the odOE Of
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TAYLoR,s pRENIuM COLOGNE.

an article OF Southern manufacture that hAs
promptly won lss way Into wide spread popularity,
This Cologne Is Of the finest quality, lasting ana
deliCiOuEt and an esteemed article on the toilet
liable OF all that have used II. The quick and del.
oato sense OF the "MyRliG Owls" at once discover,
% It's merits, and they had 10 happier conCcit 10
o1eE their guests than these fountain j0iS Of dc.
llghtlnl perfume, The fair dancers who found "a
grateful IefrtSher last evening will please th0m.
selves and honor their entertainers by Keeping I'm
me sensation Throughout the tWelve.monLh By
means nj this hRlighflnl pJnnt GuoR NwVGw
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A ned.lLldden nrrnsrlIo cnrpd,

G,F. HalGht, Of Westleld, Chautauqul
county, N, Y, writes May I, 1885; "Si1
years ago l ives dying OF dyspepsia. My
stomach and digestive organs were In i
horrible state. / feared consumption o
the bowels which ware dreS1tuly consti
pated. was Dsd.rldden for many months
finally bought six boxes Brandreth's Pills
When had finished taking them was 9
we'll man. Took five the Hrst night rar
down to one Fill, then up again TO five
alternately" MwF&w
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THAT HACKING copaH can be 20 quickly
cured by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantee It
WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia ant
Liver complaint? shiloh's Waller Il
guaranteed to cure yon.
SLKEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable BY
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remedy for you.
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edy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Hon. JAMES I. GLucg, Troy, West Viz.
GINA, wHtest ~ have beOn great SUI.
ferer from Dyspepsia for number oil
years and tried many kinds Of medicine,
but none gave me the relief experienced
from using "Dr. Petaold's German Bit
tarU wtR
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BY taking the / !47 r. N. train on the O,
{ r. road passengers arrive In CleYelAnd
at 6i26 ?. ", and Chicago At $3.50 the tol.
lowing morning, Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, iot oil points west
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NEw YORH, Feb. g,-The exports Of domestic col
ton goods for the week we're i,gaJ packages, and
since lulY let, t6,09J packages, against 274 pack
agps for tho tame period 10 iSS5 and l1Oig pact.
ayes IN 1854. The demand has btCn In excess oil
lhAt usual u Tuesday, a. with the tone VI tho mar
kel iOr cotton goods Shgwlngn hardening leldtn.
Cyl reduced htOCks aud advancing WAgCl huyer
are Inclined 10 make ialf aud few selections DteSi
good are ID very flee fGqng lot d0llverie on OF.
ders aud all naAeioI aiiy character largely sold Y
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educational.
Nj De ChaRtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.

III. thirty eighth year Of this Well'kn0Wn Acad
,.'' under 100 charge Of the Visitation Nuns
's -n. an ,se ant NoudAy .! September next Ant
ygn,ls fcc,!ycd ii any time IN the sesalon,
'1,gwbg desire to place lheIE dlushieD In NJ
,.,t,sl.ou laordlng exceptional advantages II
',ouTof heal ,iul aud delightful location, or
Miami bop,d, thorough discipline aud instruction
,'or hand, Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
.,groflqr.!, education, Including tho modem
Io,..,r,ial music, IAOuld send for 4 CatalOguI
d laA set OIL Address,
Dr,.tytsol the Academy oil the Visitation,
ut, do CHANTAL,
,rtn,w Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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Two years agO contracted blood poison, After
taking prescriptions from the best physicians here
and AT Dallas, concluded 10 VISIT Hot Spring.,
and on reaching TeyarkRna doctor recommended
would benefit Inc more than Hot Springs Az
lhnnuh TIM
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ahe Qnteui9satsr,
1fues' sO''aS and AZ FOurtssath Street.
HOOKS TO READ.
The Bible and shAGsApoArs Given Prefer
SRCs Over All Other Works,

AeAtAA NuFNNAEH
sI0S Over All Other Works,
The London Pal Nall Ga.ets recently
commenced the publication of a series Of
opinions from English men and women Of
note as to the best books within the reach
Of the ordinary reading public. The fol.
lowing opinions are from The GG:etts Of
January 81, the Sir John Lubbock refer.
red 70 beng Barunet who for publiCa-
zion IN previous issue submitted list OF
4UO works amongst which the Bible did
not appear.
Among the batch Of opinions which we
report to-day there will be found good
many criticisms upon Sir John LUboock's
lat We may as we'll begin this article,
therefore, with one or Two compliments to
slr John Lubbock, Here, Tor instance, is
what Prof, Tyndall writes US: THE en-
cyCIopMdlC spirit oil my friend Lubbock
surprises me. II could immitate him |
should willingly lend you helping hand,
but | canlOt,' Prot. Jewett Is similarly
modest. Il am afraid" he says, "tAat /
cannot add anylh lg worth your having
70 Sir John LubboCk's list. 1t is u very
good list, tha Chlet fault being that 1t Is
100 long" So, too, Mr., FIoude says;
People must choose their owA reading,
and Sir John LubbOCk's list will do Tor
guide as well as Others, ut any rate do
not wish 10 put myself into competition
with him." We may now pass with an
easy conscience to q lew Of Sir John Luz.
books critics.
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Governor HoVssr, oi Montana, Is one Of
the richest men In the west. His income
Ia said to be $500 q day.
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In Berlin there Is house which con.
tainE 232 apartments, and 10 inhabited by
nearly 1000 persons.
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MIR, CHAMBERLAIN,

sIR;-ln reply to your inquiry am
directed by Mr.. chamberlain 10 say thai
he does not think he could greatly i'm.
prove the list OF books already Submitted
by Sir John lubbock. lie would, how.
ever, inquire whether 1t Is by accident OF
design tlRt the Bible has been omitted,
an, yours Obedieutly,
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Psking, etc., Then again, among
poets, why not possess Ben JON
son, Beaumont, and Fletcher, Thomson,
Young, Byron, Burns, Dryden, Camoens,
Tasso and Macaulay? And among essay
lists, why not mention grand old johnson,
and equisite Da QuinCsy; and among
noyelists why omit Marryatt and Cooper
and among those devoted to general liter
AZURE, why not have Washington Irving
observe also that science, astronomy,
chemistry, geology, geography, natural
history, manners and customs OF people
are wholly omitted by Sir John Lubbock,
as well as arts, manufactures, industries,
biographies, antiquities, etc. II man
knows nothing OF these he had far better
throw every book on Sir Johns list into
the WRste'basket except the Bible. For
supposing that he knows all about phil
osophy, and history, and the classics, II
he has no ideas beyond what he hiss
gathered from these, he Is only 1T To be q
soldier or q mechanical copylst
Mr.. sTANLEY's TRAVELLING LIBRARY,
You ask me what books l carried with
me to take across Africa. ! carried q
great many-three loads, or about $50
pounds weight; but as my men lessened
IN numbers, stricken by famine, fighting,
and sickness, one by one they We're re-
luctantly thrown away, until finally, when
less than 800 miles from the Atlantic, l
possessed only the Bible, Shakespeare,
CaTlyle's "SaTtoT Resarlus," NOrie's Navi'
CATION, and Nautical Almanac for 1877,
Poor Shakespeare was afterwards burned
by demand OF the foolish people 0l Z!nga,
AT Bonea Carlyle, and Norie, and tile Nauli-
cd Almanac were pitched away, and
had only the old Bible left. But the fol.
lowing was my list Of books on setting out
with tidy battalion Of men;
The Bible. Milton.
\ OTirh Navigation, Byron,
lnm4n's Navigation and Scott.
Nautical .AlmRuAes, 1874, Pope,
Manual Of scientific In. i.oHsiSlG'v,
What 10 Observe, Cooper,
DtFFwin's Origin Of spe' FGeIy, Queen.
Oles, selections OF Old English
IsvIIs Principles DICE DrAmaisls
Hugh Mulcrs Old Rsd Boswei rS Johnson. ''
Sandstone Selections from RusfiR.
Dictionary OtllOgrlphy. RDscOUa German, llnl'
y GtlOnary Of Geography. ian and spanish Novel.
dictionary Vi Dates ISIS
Dictionary Of the Bible, SeOlt'd lnYanhOu, Tails
DlcliOnsTy Of Natural man, Guy MAnnGrlng
History, Quentin DurwAIl,
Dictionary nj SalenceAn BTUnt u Jane hyTe,
Literature. Dickens Mutual FrlCnd,
Caesars Commentaries, Dickens David Copper.
llOrOdOtus, Held
Horace. ThRCkcray's ESInOnd.
luvunal. llawlhOrnG's Tia lSior.
ThuUydldCS. nation.
X}SaobhsH' George nIors Middle
KYelyn'G Diary. ITvingS Columbus.
lepyS Diary lrvngs Conquest Of Ora
uibDOns Decline aud nIda,
Fall, PrestO.ts 6onaueSt of
The Koran. Mexico.
The lRImud. John HALIFAX, Gentle
Johnkon'S Lives OF Poets. Ran.
GIL Bias. NhyIe MeIyllleS Glad.
bon QulXOte. lRinr.
Arabian Nights IyttonS RlGnEl.
lluuIbrRS, LyltOn's Last OF tho Bar
llctnCrN lliAu. OIs,
llOmer'S odyssey. LyitOns Harold,
Virglls Kntld, Jy,tOn'S CaXlOns.
shakespeare sternes 1rldraln Shandy.
RlRgslGy'S llypatla,
klnglley's hereWATd the
NnkU-
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Conversation between sojourners in
Florida; "Going skating to.dayW mo,
guess not: It's TOO cold"
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CHICAGO, ill.,, Feb. 9.-The DrOrers' Journal 70.
ports; Cattl -leCepts 4 200 head, Shlpments 1850
headi market steady; shipping lleefS, $50 70 l,6gO
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 O0AI %; bulk 81 4Oa2 70;
tnfpuah Texas cattle averaging SO to pJ0 p0undi
SJ S6HI 70. logs Receipts 1000 head Ihipmeull
S S%Cr I TaSS %nd nisSd X nv SIS INV
shipping 81 coal 40i light SJh0ai %; Sklps u G01
. w.. Sheep-ReoeiptS IL001head; shipments l,0QC
head mATiEt weak and sc lower; natives q WI
col lAtubs q OOAG %.
EAsT LiBERTY, pa, Feb. 9-Callle, receipts ps
days prices, no cattle sblpp, u 10 New York 10 day
Hogs receipts ,8QO head shipments GJO head
market slows l'hladGlphlaS o. 9OA4 ~; Yorker
81 pOa4 iOi Tears Of hogs shipped 10 New York 70
day. sheep receipts 800 head shipments l,tO,
head market slow at Monday prizes,
CINCINNATI o., Feb. g.-1iogs quiet commot
and light y EA4 90. packing and butchers a 0Ot
I tOi receipts l,OlShead shipments 2iO head.
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MEDIA lPA.y ACADEMY FITS FOR
gn,pt,s or College. Special Drill for back
- - ,'1y.. single or double rooms All student
'IaSl lii Principal, sWlrHlN U. sHOkILlDGi
plt,yarI N and AMI All1ANHAM