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ftfNL u tthNtFFflE una ifAF NutthfN.
meant. Aud, perhaps, before long, !
should be very for the insult | had offered
him and the proposal / had refused. lie
then flung away, becoming at this poiot
speeches., and indeed he looked 80 angry
that / was afraid he would have thrown
me- into the stream.
went home, and said nothing to any
body about the business; but | was troubled
in my mind, and greatly afraid that the
mau would do some dreadful mischief if he
could.
Well, be came again = third time 10 me.
IL WAS three days later. Ii / was dis
QUOTED, l could see that he was more 50.
His red cheeks were become pale, and his
eyes were red. He was quiet in his man
ner, and held out his hand.
'Drusilla," he said, II was wrong the
other day. You won't marry me? Very
we'll, then. Never mind; some one else
will, If / want. What matters one wo-
man more than another, if you come to
think about il? What hurt me most
wasn't your refusal, which / don't care for
not one brass farthing, but you saying that
l wanted Ralph to go bad. That was cruel
to such a cousin and guardian as l was to
that boy"
''well, Mathew" 1 said, "if 1 was
wrong, ] pray You to forgive me-"
/ should like to know, on the contrary,
that he was becoming q credit to his fam
lily l say" he added, 81 should like 10
know il, it you can assure me Of the fact. 4"
Then you may depend upon the truth
of my statement, Mathew" | said. "He
is already q credit to your family"
How joyful a thing this ispp He folded
his hands and raised his eyes hypocritically
to heaven. ut shows that the many cor
rections l gave him produced their effect.
/ was throwing off the bread npon the
waters. After many days, as one may say,
ID hath come back to me-"
He spoke with q sweetness which did
not deceive me.
And this prosperity, prusilla. Who
told you of it?"
That / must not say"
where, in what place, is the bOy?"
That | shall not not tell YOU"
How is he employed, them"
Il must say nothing, Mathew. Do not
ask me. 1t is very certain that Ralph is
alive, and thai he Is prospsring. l shall
answer no more questions"
Il Will dSh OlncE pcOpt6 tu6n.
at is Of no USE" / said hurriedly.
There is no one knows except me-" This
was not true, but at the moment / was
thinking of my mother, who certainly did
not know.
mo one knowsexespt your" hsrepeated.
That is strange indeed"
1T Is very strange"
And how long" he went on, els the
mystery to be kept up?"
AS long," / replied, "as your cousin
pleaSes."
Then his sweetness left him, and he fell
again into q madness of wrath. He went
away, however, when he found that /
would tell him nothing.
All this time / had not written my an
sWer to Ralph's sweet letter, The reason
was that l feared my words would prove
so poor and weak compared with his noble
language; and / was afraid besides that
what might say would offend or dissp-
point him. What maiden but would have
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1aarsaGN
RAL1HoRE AND OHIO R 3

Departure Of Trains ftom whesaine- xaafal
time. Schedule insgsct Apnl 18th, -
Exprea for Chicaeo and the NolthNeA, ~
m, so p m. and 5ep m daily, and ii:s p
M i s.a.ss s. pPss sciasaa and 9. Isai. issa
Cambridge accommodation sNoa m. szcs1t
For columbus. 1885 4. m. daily, ana MS ,
n. daily, and as p. n. daily excepe sunday.
rh E1Dssis e. .n S; ". ss.s, "a E Ss.a sssa 80
For Pitsbu1 and 3..htns.an, Pa, s.
daily; lxpceaI $40 n. daily; les q =; Saily
neson, Pa, 5s0p ,. n. daily eIecps sunday.
fitubufs. Ba,anors and ~Philadslphia emp
For IcundUfls, s:Sa n, 7as Z y laAs
noon and 6:io p m, dL = except Sunday.
For Grafton, $40 p N. caiy.
For Cumberland, NO A., daaiy excsps sun
For g. ClairvfIle, sos and BOO .. n. and 80
p. m. and $40 p. N. tsily exrept sunday.
Kyprea trains arrive nom Chicseo. e3t and
80 m. and $40 p m. daily and a. = NJ
ESprcs train arrive fom st. Louis and On.
cinnsti. As q. N. and Clio 3. m, daily.
E1press tsins arrive hon PhiladelphiA ~.
q m. and io.s p N. daily. Via PittsbSfs tols
Trains arrive nom Columbus ass q n. Ant
$40 p. n. daily, and l0:S q m. daily eW
day.
and 1913 p. m, exoept sundAyA and Sis p. n.
Trains arrive nom wsshinston. Pa. go A.
daily except Sunday.
and 7ao n m. daily exoep& sunday.
Trains arrive from @raftou, 1l.0A N. ally
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p y.
daily excel Sunday.
l:sS, and 6:lo p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives at ITO p
NJ. except SUNDAY.
Baggage called for ard checked at hosels and
residences on orders Len at Ticket Once. lido
Market street, and ai depot
CHAS, o. sCULl.
al Passenger Agent
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CHAPTER VIII.
Is IT TRUE?

Now was Mathew pulled asuudsr with a
grievous doubt and anxiety. For not only
might his enemy, IS he considered him,
appear at any moment to demand a strict
account, bat he knew very well that if he
pushed on his suit or attempted any devil
try with us, I might send for Ralph and
ask his protection. Yet could my story be
true2 How could 1 know, and / alone, of
his welfare snd the place Of his dwelling?
Was il possible, he thought, that such q
secret, If there was any secret, should be
intrusted to the keeping Of a mere girl?
If the boy was really doing well, why did
he not return on his twenty-frst birthday
and claim his inheritance? So thSt the
more he thought about it, the more he
tried to persuade himself that the thing
was false. And yet he was afraid; / could
see that he was continually haunted by the
fear Of what might happen. He sought
me often and begged for information con-
corning his cousin. Next, he tried my
father, but his memory rs regards the lad
was quite gone; and my mother, but she
took no interest in the subject, and said
she knew nothing about the boy for her
part.
"Yet," said Mathew, '.your daughter
pretends to know where he is and what he
is doing"
Then replied my mother sharply
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mortgage, we agreed to call H. Ha! ha!
Duly signed ard witnessed. Your father,
Dfusilla, is not one to do things Irregular
ly. Duly signed and witnessed"
This conversation made it Quite clear to
me that Mathew had contrived sn abom-
Unable plot for ourruin. For the supposed
deed of gift which my father wished to
sign, he substituted q real deed OF mort
gage, in which my father was to acknowl-
edge that he was to receive GOO for which
ne assigned his house for security, and
without, as afterward appeared, any clause
as to time allowed after notice
should be given Of foreclosing. How far
the lawyer was concerned in this conspir-
scy l know not. Perhaps he was inno-
cent, Indeed, / am now inclined to be-
lie7e that he was innocent Of any COM
plicity, How far Barbara-perhaps she,
too, was ignorant Of this wickedness.
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who lend money to poor msdmsn for the
ruin of their house, you-a villain ifever
there was one-you think that I would
give my daughter to such as youP"
'sVery well, madam, very WELL" Raid
Mathew, unmoved. Every likely the cot
tage will sell for as much as the mortgage.
Perhaps, ii not, your husband msy carry
bis exlravagaDces to jail, as provided by a
righteous law.n
Here he lied, because, / believe my IA
Their could be called upon for nothing more
than the house which was his security.
My mother pointed to the door, and
Mathew went out, leaving us ~bewildered
indeed. Two hundred pounds! Now, in
deed, we are ruined. But what had be
done with the money2
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THE MAID ON THE BEACH
Lopd5n Spectator.

Loadsn Spectator.
Ginning a dream by the way,
With oceans rapture n roar,
/ met a maiden to-d-y
Walking alone on the shore;
Walking a maiden wise,
Modest and kind and fair,
The freshness Of spring in her eyes
And the fuln IS of spring in her hair.
Cloud-shadow and scudding sunburt
Were swift on the floor of the sea,
And a mad wind was romping Its worst,
But what was their magic 10 me?
Whist the charm Of the midsummer skies?
/ only saw she was there,
A dream Of the sea In her eyes
And the kiss Of the sea In her hair.
watched her vanish in space;
She came where | walked no more;
But something had passed Of her grace
To the spell OF the wayea and the shore;
And now, as the glad stars rise.
She drz>es IN me rosy n rare,
TIL delight of the wind in her eyes
And the hand Of the wind in her hair.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To the Editor
Please inform your readers that / have q
positive remedy for the above named dis
ease. By its timely use thousands of hope.
less cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles Of
my remedy FREE to any of your read
erswho have consumption if they viii send
me their Express and P. o. address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ. O.,
ISL Pearl st, New York.
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ISttrp.
louisiana state Lot cry Company

h0ElSIAua state L0t cry company.
incorporated by the Legislature In 1865, fol
Educational and Charitable purposes, and Ia
franchise made a part OF tho present State Con
%stituiion, In 1873, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Draw ings
take place Semi-Annunl'y, (Juue u
Deeember), and Its Grand single
number Drawings take place ON each
of sIe other ten months In the year,
and are all raw In pubiic. nt the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La.
"os 60 neIoDy Ss,LiJ .nsl rs SUI 49, ar.
~ranHapsnts .or ali me MONTHLY kno seml'Annus
pany, and In person manage and control The
drawings themselves, and that the same sre ooI
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good faih
toward all parties, and We authorize the compAr y
natures attached. In IT. AdYsIttsamanU"
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Tuesday, July 10, 1885.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets NJ Twenty Dollar
each. Halves go, Quast~rs %
Tenlha 81; TWentietbs o..

HoTE-T1ckets drawing Capital Prizes are MOI
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
ss-Por Gu Rates, OF any further information
desired, write legibly TO the undsisiKbed, clearly
stating your residence. with State, County, Sired
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
VIII be assured by your enclosing 90 knvelopt
bearing your hill address.
Send PORTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary LEI.
ter. Currency By Express lat our e1pense) "a.
dressed -. A, DAUPH1N,
Nee Orleans, Ls.,
Or: N. A. DAUPHIs,
Washington, ID. G..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Epps's Cocoa


by Q thorough knowledge Of the natural ism
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition. and bya careful application Of the 1ne
provided our bfeAkfM tables With Q delfcs1eiy
Favored beverage which may aye N nam
heavy doctsn' biIla. Il n By The tudic5o1s Ne
OF mch articles Of dat that { constitution naJ
% srsanaiiy Dull up until stsons enoa5h css.
mbtlc malsdies are floating around ~ fsaAy b
stack wherever there n . veal point WenAy
escape many fatal ahaft By keeping ourBslyS
well fortified with pure blood and Q psoperiy
nourtahed frame Gr1 &5rioe 6oe1dk.
Made simply with boiling water OF MN. Asa6
only In half pound tins By Grocent labelled thu
lkNeS epPS CO., nsnssfifHic csnnis1
mf1IcdIfnThAg Lon1sn, EnglaDA.
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DrrTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND ".
IOIua RAHR0An IN

May 18th, 1873. Esins leave wheslns, on.
trai standard Tine: pus ~stsuisnvfiIs and PA.
burHh, S:so q m, ian p A., s.o }. =. Sti
s~teubenvflle, sos p. m. This e:S q n. std
sos p. m. trains make direct counecttca ~
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and UhiceN,
The l2:N p. n. train makes difcot counooten
ior Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrivs d
wheeling ct s:is q ~. 10 n. aSs p n. sd
50 Myi7
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We tbs undersigned BANKS ana Bankers win
u. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Hationa
bSnk
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Rank.
a. BALDWIN, PruL New Orleans Matt Bank
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RIVER RAILROAD.
". II. cLKNENn Gsnss,!

Time Table tsking eGec May e7th. len. Pa
senger trains will run - follows-CentrAl Tine.
All trains daily except those MARRIED uuAt
| which do not run ON Sunday:
soUrH souNn. NO q No. AlNoStNoi
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 10 all
w. ROBINSON, GenI Pas. Agent
P~srkenbuE, W. v.
FRED HUSEMEN. TRAY. Pass. Ag'I
MhpSiinp w w.
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n40e Aesnts prodt per month. WIN prove n
XVIII o. psy fsfett- rev portraits taxt out. a
W. chidss9 s San. q Bead st., 4. 7.
jeileaAU
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T CLEVELAND d PrITsBUBs Y. K.

TLEVELAND PFITSbUhs X. X
Cnder schedule In e6ect May Is. lsss. psiIs
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central Standard rms:
For PltkburEb, Chicago and Cleveland 40 Z
N. FOR Pittsburgh. i0l7Aw For . hicaso and
Cleveland IL! p. m. Per Pittsburgh and New
Por Aarinh Fern, 6:b u. Trains arrtvS u
Bridgeport At 7;9 .. 10, 10 Il q ", Il "a p -,
4:l5 p. m, al p. n, and ia IN
A. l. WALLfk0, Ticket Agent,
myl6 Bridgeport, oalQ.
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no BE CONTINUED I
HANDY THINGS.

An Insane Folly That Possesses Nest of
Us at Times and Makes Us Lots of Need
less Trouble.
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| DsSS tbOAA OHh uSSAkuct ia lOI thSAh cuAC
undoing in the end.
Two days after the burial of the dame
at q time when we might be supposed l.
he overwhelmed by the calamity Of bein.
left destitute, Mathew came TO the cottage
He looked i'll at ease, and his eyes me
mine shiftily, but he spoke out with bold
ness, while he produced a leather poke
book and turned over certain papers with
ia il.
"I have come, madam" he said address
ing my mother, but looking at me, Ito in
form You or your h~usbaud-it matters no
| which-that | can no longer wait for tn
interest on the principal of my money
and that You must be prepared to pay o
take the consequences"
"Wbat interest? What money! asket
my mother.
why" he affected great surprise, ii
it possible that you are going to deny tn
debt?"
"what means the MANI" my mothel
said inpatiently.
"Nayw said Mathew, smiling, but look
ing like a hsngdog william the while, ''thi
passes patience. l mean, madam, my LOAF
to your husband"
"what loan?" she repeated: ''ant
whep?"
why" said Mathew, eff you pretend
not to know, / am not obliged to tell yon
but since -. Well 1 will tell you:
mean this, madam; the sum of two hun
dred pounds advanced by me to your hus
band, for which, and in security, he hatl
assigned nae a mortgage on this house."
Ny mother was quite wise enough b
know what was meant by a mortgage. Sh,
asked, but with pale face, where was hi
mortgage.
Mathew unrolled a paper and laid it OF
the table. My mother read il through
hurriedly. Then che sank back in be
chair and covered her face with her hand
saying:
'Is is true, my child. Here is thy ia
theirs signature. This is the last blow
Mathew rolled up the paper again AM
put it in his pocket.
Can you. madam" he asked, 'psy M
my money!"
go ask of the poor demsnted creatur,
to whom you lent it." she replied.
Then" said Mathew, 'if the money
he not forthcoming, l must sell the house
Yet there is q way"-
"What wayPn l asked.
'You know the way. You have only
to tell me where the boy is and to marry
me"
Ishook my head.
sand you, sir" cried my mother, ',you
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-18

Gated Kingan 81 Co. are still killing about
J. 500 hogs per day. The hide market presents
no new features Prices still low and dIsappoint-
ing. The seed market is active. Prices IN
changed, but firm on most descriptions.
GRAIN.
The local market is becoming more active.
The Indianapolis Market Report says of the To-
cal situation: Receipts and shipments indi-
cate an improvement IN movement OF corn and
oats; wheat shows little change. Local receipts
heavier. the INSPECTIONS for past two days
being seventy cars, against ffty-sx for proceed
ing two days The attendance on Change was
fair, Dut bidding on the call was hardly in keep
ine with the strong markets elsewhere. Wheat
offerings are slightly better. On the call s74c
track was bid for No zred; offered 81 88c to
rive. Sales were made before call at SSc track,
and SITE freely bid after call. Corn is
strong. The inspections show large amount
OF white corn arriving.syet there is but little of
il that is offered for sale. No 2 white is in de-
mand at size. Yellow and mixed grades are
quoted at 13c above yesterdays figures. No.
mixed sold after the call at 53c Oats are firm,
with a good demand for track stuff, either spot
or to arrive. Feeds continue in good request
Bran is salable at SIT { o. b. Fine ground
hominy feed offered at SIS. 30 {. o. b. Hay is
rather heavy Track bids to-day ruled as fol-
lows:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Active and Improving with the More
Spring-Ltke Weather.

Trade Active and Improving with the More
Spring-Like Weather.
INDIANAPOLIS. April IL.
In most departments trade WAS more active
than for some days past. and 1t is quite evident
that only genuine spring weather is needed to
give life to business. In prices. to-day, there
were fluctuations in values OF Importance
Butter. eggs and poultry are all easy. at quota
tons, and the lower grades OF butter so of lit
tie. Irish potatoes are becoming very abundant
and with that weakening in prices Is indicated.
the grocery market IL fairly active Sugars
are very nrm. while conees East are shade
easier. but unchanged in this market The New
York Shipping List speaks of coffea3. however
being good property. This commercial paper
says: THE important features OF the cables
received from Rio. since last Tuesday. have been
the continued light receipts 1T both ports, but
ths weather is said 10 be more settled. and the
rains have ceased, which promises an increase in
the arrivals. There have been moderate pur-
chases, aud stocks are smaller. having been RAJ
duced 90 10000 bags yesterday. Quotations
unchanged, and the market IS reported firm
but exchange has declined to I'D The firm
ness Of both primary markets is due to the favor
able statistical position and temporary scarcity
of desirabfs grades. The local jobblng demand
has not been active early in the week and
interior dealers have shown less anxiety to
repieniah their stocks, which have been sufi-
ciently recruited to place them in rather more
independent position than . few weeks ago. The
Warehouse deliveries at this port have heen in
creased hy large Withdrawals By roaslers, and
hence do nor accurately represent the actual
distributiye movement. Buyers, however,
not long remain out OF the market as interior
dealers are carrying mparativefy light stoeks.n
Druggists are busy. The demand for paints and
oils Is unusually large for early in the season.
and prices are very strong Nearly all articles
handled by druggists are arm in tone. The pro-
vision market is more active Prices steady
and UNCHANGED In iobbing way q good busi-
ness ID doing, and further Improvement inda-
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NEW York AND Chicago.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce ae the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce ae the
Two Great Commercial Centsrs.
NEW YORK, April IT, - Flour - Receipts
25.O62 packages; exports. 6.0l3 brls 5,64I sacks.
Market very strong and 501Oc per brl higher.
Sales, 1880 brls. Superfne, So. 40 az 10; COM
mon 20 good extra Western and State, 81 IS a
s45; good TO chsice Western and State, $500
g. 90; common to choice white wheat Western
extra. "a. 20 al go; fancy white wheat Western
extra, a. 65 $500; common TO good extra Ohio,
w. 90; common TO choice extra St Louis,
o. So $500; patent Minnesota extra good to
prime, ~ IS so; choice to fancy patent Min.
Hssota extra, ca 05.I0.
WaeAt-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports, SO, Gag blu;
sales. b. 24o.0 600 bu futures and q, 900 bu spot
Options again feverish on account or the con-
dition Of the German Emperor. Prices ad.
vancsd q kc early, subsequently, gained a. lie
more. with considerable covering by shorts.
Towards the close weakened and dropped I40
lsc closing steady ut ! 20 above the bottom
Spot quiet. Grmly held; angraded rad. 94D9oc:
No. red, 93ac elevator. 96c delivered; 30. 2
red. May 934194se, closing at 93scs Juns. 92I
q 944c closing at 03se; July. go a 93xc. closing
1t 93scs Aueusv, Gil D93c. closing At 924c;
September. 81 a 934c closing al g24c;g December.
94t 1860. closing At 95c; May tl6s9l. 30 099ze.
corn-Recsipts, 2s. $50 bu; exports, a,977 bu
Sales, 1.576.000 bu futures, 1900 Blu spot.
Cash quiet hut firm in price. Options unsettled
and variable; opened t15c higher. afterwards
advanced Ac more. later fell back ] q 70, closing
steady at la as above the bottom. Specusa-
tion moderate Ungraded CT a zoe; No. 3. GO a
Sole steamer 67e elevator; No. q Toe elevator,
7l4e delivered; steamer. yellow. 69c elevator; No
q. April, Toe, eoesng Toe; May 81 &C., closing &c
Csc; Jane, 634 Csc, closing 63sci July. 62a "a
63te. closing at 63ac; August, 62s 631c. closing
October. 62062ac. closing al 62Ae
0Ats-Receipts. 90. 600 bE; axportG. 2. SEQ hu;
sales 5000 bu futures, 10000 bu spot:
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% ns average Ike: English cured breakfast bacon.
light medium a2e: sugar.cured shoulders 10 70
dunn, 5 nc; cottage. hams, light medium. 8 Lee;
dried beef hams. 14c: dried beef hams. small
aye. 9lac. 50 ns and over, average, 9lse;
clear backs. medium average, Sc: clear bel
NeatsCear sides (unsmokedl Sligo. clear backs tun-
smokedD. lac clear bellies tnnsmokedl. 9c clear
y brl 200 lbs, $3.50; ham rump. p brl 200 ibs.
$14.00: pig pork. in 1O0-fb kegs. key. SO. 90.
small e IardPurs winter Leaf kettlsrsndsrea.
tierces 9lae in one-half brs. 5sc; in SON
9lac prime leaf lard in tierees saac. Refined Lard
In tierces 7aac: in 5Oo cans in 100-ib cases. Sc.
Sweet picked hans 9a9 loAe according to aver yer
71sc Prime steam lard, 71ac.
PRODUCE.
BEASs-Choice hand-picked navy, So. 13.2 IS y
BUTTER-Fair creamery, 21022c; choice 27029c
country roll 1sgSoe: common r17 80 q ioc
EGGs-seling from store at lie; shippers pay
Il PoULTRr = Hens and chickens, Sc; BOOSTERS,
Sc; turkeys, hens. Sc: young toms SCI old tors 7c;
geese. full-feathered $500; do poor pluck $500
FEATHERs-Prime geese 35c y ID; mixed duck
washed medium and common grade it in good order
2O022c: unwashed fine. 1701Sc; feece-washed il
light well washed aud in good order. Is 95oc bury
and unmerehantable. according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime (recieanedl
$4.1O04.25 p bu; English mammoth. prime ire
Alfalfa, prime. S7.5o0s.OO: white. $3.50 $500
prime timothy S2.sO03.O0 p bu; extra clean blue
orchard RED 5a
mles. ]. so per on; common met 81 Copper bu; fax
per hsmp @
canary, Sc rape &c per n ACME Lawn grass seed
savoy-leaf sealed bags. SOC per b. Landrsths ex-
ira early peas tsealedl, $3.50 per bu