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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A ScaIy, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
CutiCura Remedies.

II had known Of the CuacurA Remedies TWEEN.
ty-Cight years ago II would have saved me 800 90
two hundred dollArS) and an immense amount OF
suffering. My disease (PBoTiASiS) commenced on
my head In 4 spot not lager than cont ltBpreAd
rapidly all over my body and got under my nails
The LCales would drop on OF mo all the time, aud
my suffering was enhless, aud without relief One
thousand dollars would not tempt me 10 have this
dlsease over AGAIN. am poor man, but feel rich
10 he relieved Of what some Of the doctors sid
was leprosy, some riDg.Worn, pSoriRSlE etc.,
took - aud - sGrsaparillaS over one year and
and hall, but no cure. went TO two or three
doctors and no cure. cannot praise the Cuticura
Remedies TOO much. They have made my skin a.
clear and free from scales as q bRby's. An used
OF them was three boxes OF Cuticura and three
bottles Of Onticura ReSolyent and two cakes oil
CuticurA Soap. II you had been here and said you
would have cured me for 800 90 you would have
had the money. looked like tho picture In your
book Of Psoriasis (plcture number two chow 10
euro skin Diseases'D but now ! am as clear GS any
person ever WIS. Through force Of hAbiL rub my
hGnes over my arms and legs 10 scratch once In q
while, but TO no purpo9c. 1 am all well.
scratched tWentyeIg years, and II got TO be
kind Of second nature to me. ! thank you thou.
sand times Anything more that you want 10
know write me, or any one who reads this may
write to me and will answer It.
wATRpRrRY VT Ian On 1851
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AsNealrh CapIaet. Make,,n Lunk,

Some men are born rich, some acquire
riches and others have riches thrust upon
them. To the latter fortunate class be-
longs Mr.. Charles A. Johnson, No. 975 W.
Ohio street, Chicago, and who was the
lucky holder Of one.tenth Of ticket No,
1886, which drew the first capital prize
Of $4,000 in the October drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery. A Traveller re.
porter found Mr.. johnson, very intslli.
gent young swode, tTenty-seven years OF
age, q cabinetmaker by occupation, who,
stx years ago, can to America and found
employment Of his trade In Chicago.
Having three timea before purchased tick.
cts in the lottery and drawn nothing, his
joyful surprise was great when he found
that his last Investment had brought him
q return Of $l5,0O0.-ChicGOO, ArEdmatV
Traveller, Nov, 8,
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The North Street NJ. E. Church was
crowded and many stood up last night 10
hear Major Camp talk temperance. The
meeting was opened by the choir singing,
"Rescue the Psrishing," and "0n, on
swell the Chorus DR.. Blaisdel offered
iervenE prsyeriin behalf Of the temperance
cause. The Major gave one Of the beat
temperance addresses ever heard In the
city, his IsubjsCt being the salvation Of
the boys.
There will be meeting tonight at the
German Methodist Church in the Eighth
ward, corner Thirty-seventh and Jacob
streets.
While Major Camp was conducting his
meetings at tho Capitol rink, over 800
men signed the pledge. Nine Of the
signers arc known to have united with
different churches last Sabbath.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water and movements of the
Boats

Boats.
The auuken Lizzie Townsend, the o.,
L. 4 W. railroad transfer boat, Ia probably
complete wreck. Yestsrdsy's Ice cut
her uppsr works considerably.
The Boaz passed up at o'clock yester.
day morning, fighting her wsv through
the ice in tho hope Of reaching Pittsburgh
in time to bring out some coal on this rise.
Tho Courier will leave for Parkeraburg
this morning on her uaual time. She has
been laid up here for several days past on
account OF the low water and in order to
keep aWsy from the ice.
At East Liverpool the ice broke and did
some damage to the tran0fer boat ct the
wharf, carrying off portion OF its hull.
Four omptiss passed S!eubenville yoater-
day morning. 1t Ia supposed that they
came from Browns Island where they had
been beached.
The Louis A.. Shirley left Cincinnati
for this point last evening, with tho ex.
pectstion Of reaching here in time to leave
for Cincinnati in her regular place next
Saturday afternoon. ShippersIwho are pa
irons Of the Shirley will govern themselves
accordingly.
The ice that passed New Cumberland
Sunday night did considerable damage
to the tow6oat CLARA, the light propeller
Dart and tho ierryboat Chester. The
Dart was easily raised, but the Chester
was 80 badly wrecked that tits doubtful If
she can be saved. she is insured,
The rivar rose rapidly at thia point yea.
terday. AT dusk last night there was a
depth Of nearly IS feet inches in the
channel, aud the stream looked like q
mighty torrent in comparison with what
it hGB been ior 30 long time paat. The
leo commenced to run heavy about day
light and continued to run thick all day,
making navigation almost an impos-
sibiliESr ...-.
Tho reports from points above Pitts.
burgh received last night were as follows:
Rics's Landing, 8 feet; Parker, . feet S
inches; Greensboro, 0 feet; Brownsville,
8 feet 10 inches; Luck No. 4, II feet ten
inches; Oil City, 9 leet Z inches. At all
Of these points the streams were receding
and 1t was cloudy, and at several places it
was showing. At Morgantowr the river
was 10 feet inches, with the Ice gorged
in pool No. 8.
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A charming reception was given last
evening by Mics Emma Blond at the resi-
dence Of her father, Mr.. L. V. Blond, on
Main street. Those present were princi.
pally members Of the younger circle oil
Wheeling society, though there were some
OF the older ones there who were only too
pleased to be favored by the fair young
hostess. Dancing wRs the main amuse-
ment Of the evening, and wac generally
participated In. The music was furnished
by Killmyer. During the evening re-
ireahments were served. The occasion
was one full Of enjoyment, and those who
were there will long retain the TeCoiiec-
tons OF the pleasure derived.
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Mr.Ep Lnnnnn nnnh.

Mrs. Ida Jepson, vile OF Mr.. Frank P.
Jepson, Cashier Of the Ohio Valley Bank
and member .oi the City Gas Board, and
sister OF Hon. John o. Pendleton and
Henry Pendleton, Esq, United States
Coasul at Southampton, England, died at
the family residence on Twelfth street,
last night, after an illness Of not long
duration. Her death Is o severe blow,
not only to her husband and family, but
also to wide circle Of friends whom she
had warmly attached to herself by the
many graces Of her mind and virtues Of her
character. She leaves one daughter, aged
seven, to console her bereaved husband.
Her friends have tho heartfelt sympathy
Of everybody in the community.
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Some time ago the Gas City Company,
Of WellBburg, determined to sink their
well, which had practically ceased to flow,
to the depth OF 5000 feet, In hope Of strik:
ing new gas vein. The present depth oil
the we'll ia 800 feet. Operations were
begun, but tho old well had only been
cleaned out and the drill driven foot OF
two whom the old flow was resumed with
all OF its original force. This looks as
though natural gas still existed under
Wellsburg, and has only been prevented
from reaching tho surface by cLoggiDg OF
the wells,
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Is Natures own true laxative. II 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; TO dispel headaches,
colds, and ieyeFs; to cure hRbitual con.
Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
iactursd only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs.
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and O. Msnkemsller, have been appoint.
cd agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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These well known actors and their mar.
Velous dogs delighted another good house
at tho Grand last night In Brother
Against Bsothes." Thia evening "Che
Dog Spy" ops OF the most interesting
dramas, will be given. The company ia a
good one, thu playa interesting and the
performance Of the dogs alone worth the
cost and time OF attendance.
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Moses Hull, Il negro nearly ninety years
Of age, dropped dead at West Alexander,
Mondsy, while hmryipg to a FIRE. Hull
was ons Of about fifty negroes who were
caught In the Hunter raid and sent North
early in the war OF the rebellion. He was
for long time about tho headquarters Of
SLonewail Jackson, for whom he was a
servant until his capture. 10 was mar.
riai several times and leaves family Of
fifteen children. His father wRs the only
original and reliable body servant Of Gen.
eysl Washington.
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The first dispatch received from Pitts.
burgh yesterday In relation to tho river
was as follows: "The coal feet with it's
100000 buahela OF black diamonds did
not get away last night or this morning as
anticipated. The rivers reached good
stage, II feet, about l O'Clock this morn,
ing, but the coal men were afraid to send
out their craft on sCcount Of the heavy
ice. The water is now recsding with
feet inches on tho gusge, and unless
the Ice passes out much more rapidly, the
rivers will get too low for the shipment OF
any but the lighteet craft. No leo gorges
have been reported and but very little
damage has resulted from the ice go far"
This YVES followed about midnight last
night by the following; About half a
million bushels Of coal will Get out to.
night for Cincinnati and Louisville, and
probably as much more will be shipped
tomorrow morning. This will be about
the extent Iot the river shipment on the
present rise. Over 100000 bushels OF
coal were ready for shipment, but the op.
orators were unable to get it below the
Davis Island dam on account OF the Ice,
which prevented the lowering Of the wick
etc. The dam lie badly damaged, but to
what extent will not be known until next
summer, az no attempt will be made
to raise the wiCksts until that
time. This wac the frat opportunity
the coal men haze had to ship coal by
the river Tor eight months, and the failure
Of the wiCkets to work has occasioned
considerable grumblipg, The damage to
the dam will not be less than $4,000.
The ateamboatmen, under the supsrin.
tendency Of Capt. John A. Wood, rem
dered valuable asaistsnco in lowering q
part Of tbs wiCkels. II was done in this
way, Two steamers with large fiat be-
tween thom would rush sgainst the props,
thus forcing them to fall and let the
Wickets drop. ThoEe in charge OF the dam
wanted to drop the wiCkets several days
ago, before the rise, but the owners OF the
feet protested strongly, saying that
their property would be badly grounded
If that was done and much loss would be
caused In consequence; and 90 the Wickets
we're allowed to remain up, and they re-
manned up TOO long,
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FOR CHRISTIANS ANDT THE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit Jackets, Shirts,
Dress anl Wooden; MuGllers, SILK and
Cashmere; llEndkerChielS, silk and
Linen; Gloves, MI kind; Umbrellas, Silk
and Glngham, aud Scotch Wool Under
wear, warranted not 10 shrink, ut
Q. HESS t. SONS,
Merchant TaiIOrS md Gents Furnlshers,
1871 t. 1898 Market Street.
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WGnted-Uniurnlshc Rooms.
To Let-TWO Front Rooms
Wanted-COpying or Writing.
Wantcd-Io Rent a Large House,
Lost-A Pocket Book,
Hanted-A Young or Middle-agrd Map.
EOuCe-SO soldiers Private DAizcll.
DiY!dCud- Mutual Savings Bank.
StockhOdcfs Meeting Exchange Bank.
Notice STANDARD Fire Insurance Company.
For Rent tiOUSeJ-W. II. RinehaTt.
DiSsOlulIOn--lI. 3, Good q Co.
For ent-Room In Washington Hall
Auction 5AlO-N, H. Haller.
Homeopathy BoCricko d TAiel,
Opera HOUBs-ThO Soggarlh.
CntiCurA- Fourth page.
Announcoment-FOurth page.
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We have i1st opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line Of MAJ
chimes ever brought TO this city. We have
the Standard and White huished in Ms
hogsny, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher
~. Choice will bB given to Holiday par.
chaserB without additional coat, Read
'N' ' Ed. L. Ross & Co.
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ny sAJ. GEN. JOHN 6IBRoS,
Commander Twcnty.Fourth Army Corps,
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AZ we'll "a the most effective method Of
dispeilinr Headache, Colds and FeveIs,
or C!eansing tho Byatem, is by taking
few doaga OF the pleasant California liquid
irnit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Messrs.
/ Logan, & Co, Anton P, Hess, +. B. Burt
and o, Menkemsller have been appointed
> gents Tor Wheeling, W, Va.
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wArRRnuly, W., Jan. %, lSS7. - ~ " ~

Psoriasis, E,zemR, letter. RIngworm, LIcben,
Pruritus, scall Head. MIX Crust, Dandulf Bar.
bers' Bakers, GTocen, and WaAherwoman'l Itch,
Pimply HHmois Of tho skin And Scalp aud Blood,
With losS Of HAT, arc positively cured by CutIcura
the great skin Cure, aud CuticurR Soap, an or.
quiSite Skin beAutiher externally, and Outcura
Resolvent the new Blood Purifier Internally, when
physicians and all other remedies fail.
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RIAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A y, deAiraOle residence on fifteenth street. PIT"
No. 2l26 Market street, a large desirable ri,
denoe. Ground full lot, fronting &C feet on VAT
No, 2sSe, No. 1888 and No. 1910 Main street I'
PEI cent Investment can be bought for g. VN
1900.
Building or manufacturing site north Ide q
nineteenth street, east Of Woods street. SIo ~
Lot south Of House no 9lO2 Eots street ,..
Ground Is feet front east Of house No. u VIZ
u Acres Of Land and a desirable residence q
seech Bottom, valued at $500; will exchange '0'
city property. 90.
No. oNofth Front street. q desirable bulldog
ste, with small frame house.
No lllI ano li2l Alley II.
70, 100 Twelfth street; ground full lot; .,.
70 Acres Land suitable loT market gGrdenIa1bS
distant trom tho city ono mile and AquArIeF' sL"~
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Htate Agent, o. 8. Pension and CLAIM A.
EoFuoy, Collector and notary Public ds~
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 3.-For West
Virginia, Wentern Pennsylvania, warmer
and fair weather, except rain on the lakes,
fresh TO bTigk gouthsriy windB.
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UXcRRrA1NTY may attend buoines1 ven.
lures and entcrprine1, bp: It never attends
the prompt administration OF Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Co.PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE.

The business heretofore conducted under the
arm name OF Richardson, Goodwin & Co., has ex'
pired by The death OF A. O. Richardson, one OF tpe
member. The surviving members have Rslo,
ciRtqd with them d. L. Bryan, former salesman
Of me house, and will continue the wholesale
Drug Business u1der tho drm name Of J 4; 5000
win q Co. :. u Iic 99vpHARN'
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Barber Shop, located at No. 1925 EoG
street. Erquirc 81 August Knoke's sS-
loon, Nc. 1925 EoG street.
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Barber Shop located ct No. 1926 EotF
street. Enquire ct August 'Knoks's So
loon, No, 1926 Eof street,
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 6Oc.; Soap,
2c:; ReIolvent, o.. Prepared by tho Potter Drug
and Chemical Co, Boston, Mass.
PB-serd for chow to Cure Skin DISEASES q
pages, 80 Illustrations, and 100 testImonIals.
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The thermometer at schnCprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg.
iatsred is follows:
Ia. pi....,.......... IS 9p, n."..,,........,. IS
gu. Ln...r....,.,....'.. 80 p. m.,.; ~
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C0-PaTtaerShip Notice,

George B. Taylor boss to inform his friends and
tho public generally that he has associated with
him In his business Mr. F. B. Homp,tOuo and Mr..
Geo. E. JOhnu The business will DO conducted
under the arm name of Goo. R. Taylor & Co.
There will be no change in the system Of doing
business. Terms will remain tho same.
WHEELING. January /. 1855 jas
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Washington School Of EIoeution
AND oRAToRY,
Ml1. N. sTEvKNs HART, PripcIp

HHS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
soA IN" Street, N. W., wAmmGroS, o. O.
sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Son.
Course Of instruction embraces Elocutiop. pr.o.
dcai Engli1h and English ClABlics, Latin, Maihe
MATES, Modern Languages Vocal and TpSts',
mental Music and Physical Culture
me Principal z assisted BY an efficient corps Of
Graded Glasses for boyI and girls daily.
Adult Glasses and private Instruction pivan Il,
the evening si'e" In
Diplom4i awarded. Alinited number Of pupIl,
For OirCuiAu and FeierencGs apnlv IN tv-r,,,
gENCIR once FF" :" SI5i
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FOR SALE
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FARM FOR SALE.

Situated az miles southwest oil St. ClAIuyIlle,
containing 1S6 acres OF choice land, on which
there Is good twostory brick dwelling and 4 two
story name dwelling; best barn In Belmont couD'
ty stables, wagon sheds, corn cribs and all neCOs;
Sary outbuildings. An abundance Of fruit OIL al
orchard, plenty OF water at an tmoi4 This Is one
Of the best stock farms In Belmont county, and
can be divided 10 mako Two good farms. YIN %
sold cheap and on easy terms. For particular
call on or address, 4, T. HOW Kill,
ReAl Estate and Insurance Agent
nnlL RnInaRnnRI O
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"MY sore ran in the night, and my soul
refused to be comforted." "Poor fellow |!
Of course It did. Pity, he couldn't get
Salvation OIL. Only % cents"
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ruE rwE1Frn,s LOST EAGLE
Recovered by Col. Curtis and his Mon n
StsubOnvilIO,

Recovered by UOls OuFtls ana MS men ~
StSubSnvilI0.
Several years ago a party Of men en-
ployed on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4
Kentucky Railroad presented to Martin
Corcoran, Of steubenvills, the head OF Q
flag staff made Of bronzs and in the shape
of an eagle resting on a sphere. On the
sphere is the inscription:
PRESENTED TO TIE
TWELFTH WEST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER
INFANTRY
ny SAJ. GEN. JOHN GIB1oS,
Commander Twcnty.Fourth Army Corps,
FOR
GALLANT CONDUCT
At THE ASSAULT ON ToRT GREGG. PETERSBURG,
April 2, 1866.
This was placed in Mr.. Corcoran'a
grocery window on Market street, and re-
Gently was observed by r. W. Mahan, q
member Of this regiment. He Geked Mr..
Corcoran to see 1t, which request was
granted. Mr.. Mahan satisfied himself
that it belonged to his regiment, and
notified Col. W. B. Curtis, OF Yves. Liber-
ty, West Virginia. 1t SCENE, gays the
Gazette, which tells this In.
tereatirg story, that members Of the
Twelfth West Virginia regiment attended
the big reunion in this city in August,
1879, bringing with them their old battle
hsg, upon which was the bronze eaRle.
Since thRt time the flag and staG have
bcea lost, and every effort has been made
TO recover them without avail. The COL
unel petitioned the Governor to look after
1t, and the Legislature msde an appropris-
ton to procure O duplicate Of the eagle,
which was valued very highly by the reg
mental association. When Colonel Cur.
tis received information from Mr.. Mahan
OF tho discovery Of the eagle, he made
haste TO come to Steubenville for
the purpose Of identifying and secur-
ing It. SO yesterday, with Comrade
W. N. Dunlap, Of West Alexander, and
Lieut.. John A. Briggs, Of Wellsburg, Col.
Curtis came to Steubenvills and with Mr..
Mahsn called at CorCoran's. Mr.. CorCo-
ran was very glad to restore the eagle 10 ita
rightful owner, while the old soldiers were
rejolcsd to recover the long lost memento
Of one Of the most daring assaults Of the
war, in which this regiment stood the
brunt OF battle. This was the last assault
made during the war, Petersburg being
the lsst place which the ConiederRtes at.
tempted to hold. Gen. Gibbon was 80
impressed with the bravery displayed by
the Twelfth Regiment in this charge that
he presented the eagle, with the insCrip.
ton given above. General Grant in his
Memoirs speaks Of the charge az one OF
the most daring and courageous in the an.
malls Of war. This being true 1t 10 no
wonder the survivors are rejoiced to re.
cover the regimental badge oil courage.
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NRw FIRM.

J.w, Amick d Co., 1I43 Main street. wholesale
aud Retail dealers in Boots, Shoes and Ru6bers.
We EhSl strictly adhere 10 the one price cASh sys'
tenn as heretofore thereby enabling US 70 give our
CuEtomen the benefits derived from such SYSTEM
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-30

EN&x
sUllnss avMusssBixth slsst fes1ANWsle
tins q Eiintsysnas 70 Ne ssass IL q
ullns avenue Ulins avenus ftpmeHorth
Hire Of Second street TO south line Of
Seventh street.; aid bids to b re-
yoolysd by the council upto July ., 1855,
and that special meeting OF the conn-
oil b held 8 6jo'clock p. m. July 9, l6ss,
for the purpose Of examining and pass
Ing upon the bids that may be ofSsred.
Carried.
Moved BY Alderman jerks that q tam
porary crossing BE- built across Fifth
street on the east side Of Hill avenue.
|Carrisd-Alderman jerks, Cleveland,
Mann. Hurst and Pattis voting aye.
Alderman Jerks moved that the barn
|ownedSby Michael Lynch be designated
- the city pound for impounding live
stock. Carried.
on motion Of Alderman Cleveland
the council adjourned.
G. n. FISHER, Auditor.
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The Little Yankee.

CANDo, Oak, May %, 1857 W.
Mann d Co: I have Ind your Little
Yankee Gang on trial for two weeks
and am thoroughly convinced that 1t Is
the best Gang In the market. It is q
Gang that fully complies with the do.
m 2, m =, and roauirements Of y, the 9 f. is y
any other Gang doing the Same work,
fol: the reason that it il built on correct
principles. 1t Is easy TO run both plows
cutting al even furrow and can break
very shallow. Can be changed from q
gang to \ sulky to use a fourteen or six
teen inch pillow which Is a great adysnt.
age at times to q farmer. Have backset,
plowed and broke with the Little
Yankee. Yours truly Is. +. BERRY,
Cando Oak.
John Door. Herbert Vannicr, James
Nash, John Hartin and Albert Hausman
are using tho Little Yankee Plow. LOTT