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WASrxu' -Twvt Seams " haul si~vs
timber and two men to cut II. Call
on or address W
GEoRaK SPAID,
May 10, '8S. Sm. Besvertown, Pa
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S DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
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Bucknell University,

Invites attention to Its full courses OF study, Z
It's improved buildings, . Its free scholarship,
Its large library fund, 8 Its new astronomical OBJ
servatsry, o It's healthfulness Of location, 7 n,
remarkable cheapness, and Its new art and
music building. Has no superior In Pennsylva
MIA. For men, young women, and youths. Data
logues and iniormstion will be sont on appllca
tion 10 President
Dec. 'ss.
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MARRlED.

On the 9TH inst, at the residence Of
the brides parents, by j. Il. Shinkel,
ESQ.,, William Csthernan OF Hartley
township Union County, and Miss
Ellen 4. Herman OF Centre township.
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sEvINs.

Prepared for Posr BY DC. NJ, sidgewsy, rs.l
Secen Ancient Wonders Of tie World
I. Pyramids Of Egypt.
Q. Pharos OF Alaxandria.
8. Hanging Gardens OF Babylon.
4. Temple OF Diana at Ephesus.
8. Statute Of Olyinpian Jupiter.
8. Mansoleum Of Artsmesia.
z. Colossus of Rhodes.
Seren Modern Wonders Of the World:
1. Printing Press.
2. Steam Engine.
8. Telegraph.
4. Dagusrreotype.
o. Telephone.
Q. Phonograph.
z. Electric Light.
Seven Highest buildings IN tte World.
1. Washington Monument, 655ft.
q. Cologne Cathedral, $40
8. st. Paul's London, sos
4. Strawsburg Cathedral, 468
8. Great Pyramids Of Egypt, 400
9. Ruen Cathedral, 400
2. 1T. Peters, Rome, 448
!Ssrsn Tnrgost Oities IN gts u. s.
/. New York, 1,400, 900
2. Philadelphia, $50, 900
.. Brooklyn, s7i, 900
4. Chicago, 716,O0o
9. 1T. Louis, 500, 900
Q. Boston, $4,000
2. Baltimore. $4,000
Seucn Legal HOLIDAYS in Penn'a.
1. Jan. 1. New years Day,
2. Feb. 90. Washington's Birthday,
3. Good Friday-Date Varies,
4. May 8O,-Deooration Day,
o. July 4,-Indspsndencs Day,
8. Thanksgiving-Dats Varies
2. Dec. 25,-Christmas Day,
S,Uen Patriotic Songs.
1. Home, Sweet, Home-by John
Howard Payne.
2. Star Spangle Bsnnsr-FraneIs
3. Key.
8. Battle Hymn OF Rspublio--Julis
Ward Howe,
4 National Hymn, Amsrioa--6. y.
Smith, u. d.
4 God Save our Presidsnt - HArri-
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oxvssn CsvxrY csvnrs.-rhs Ceurts Of
un19f County are held on the fourth nendaye
ioRSasy, May, and september, and second
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sDeneens they may express.
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SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

Tho undersigned administrators OF tho estate
Of Emanuel Foltz, late OF Franklin, township
Snyder county, Pa, decd, give notice TO all
persons knowing themselves indebted TO, or hav.
Ing claims against said firm ~ present them at
the ONCE OF T.. Hummel, Midd dIcburgh, on Sat
urday June so, 1855, Tor settlement, between the
hours Of v q. m. and p. IN. -
W.D. BILGER,
w. II. FOLTZ.
May :l IS. Administrator
A DMINISTRATRlX' NOTICE.
ALetters OF AdministrAtion on tho estateof
JOHN PAGE late OF Perry wnsh p
Sny ydor o., Pa, deceased, having beon grant
I'd to tho undersigned all persons knowing
nd to make I'm mediate payment, while those
having claims will present them duly autLen
FANNY PAGE,
May u, 80. pd Administratrix.
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FoR SALR.--A house and lot IN the
town Of Franklin, about twelve rods
from the Middleburgh station. IL II
the property Of Benjamin Witten-
myer, deed. For particulars:: inquire
or address
JOHN WTTENMyER,
fs T.. n. NoATz,
May Q, 'ss. Agents.
l. ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following
persons have paid their subscription
20 the Posr to the dates opposite
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PENNSYLVANIA hAI lKcAD.
suNSuRy + LTwsTowN DIV.
Time Table, In effect May Is 1883
wssrwXaS i Die. sTXTIors.

Sel1nsgrOve Accommodated
tOsnssctipg with uvinsss NO. RyJ
Leave selinsxrsys. Arrive at Seiinsprsvs.
p.ss An ts.02 A. M.
lao r. NJ. res y. NJ
ko3 y. N. $50 r. n.
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Philadelphia 4 Erie r r Division.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
8 10 m, For Bsiiefouts. Erie and Cspandsi.
qua.
Sbs y, For Lock Haven.
IL sap m, For Bsiisfonts, Kane sad Csnsp.
daigus.
$40 m, For Remove and wstkips.
S2Sa m For Catawissa and Hate1tsh.
8 IS an 55pm aud % p IN For wilkeebsrre.
eb, m, II 90 . m, 10 ? y. For Shsnskin
aid Mount Carmel.
Trains Leave Ssiinsgrove Junction.
So N, arriving at Philsdeiphis is y m, View
York 30 p m, Bsltsmore 4 % m, wash
1 % p m, arriving at Philadelphia 80 p IN, ssw
York s36 y m, Baltimore stbpn, wash
fngton So pm.
7sT N. arriving at Phiisdeip, ia 20 = IN. New
YORK; 10 . IN, Baitimore5 s Is . m, WASH
ington 6 rs m.
Train also Leaves Sunburv:
2 10 a m, arriving 81 Philadelphia Q rs =. NE
York II ~ q m, Baltimore IL N, Wast
ipgton y 80 m.
J.R. WOOD, asnr Pass Agent
CHAs, Z. PuGH. asn'i Manager.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
u Il, . m, s o., . m, 10 ~ ami OF p N, SIS, n
- y m for Pittsbure and the West.
fSa Q m, q - Q IN, ~ y m, Z IS N. 81 p IN
II ~ p n, For Phi,adsiphis, New York, Balti
more and washington.
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THE CHAMPION REAPER AND Now.
ER is represented at court this week
with marked showing-givin su-
psriority to . machine that Is really
deserving. 1t was represented by
IP. N. Eckman, Gen. Agt.Sunbury, Pa.
8. w. Hoof and B.C. Lindner, Travel.
ing Agent, Rob Smith, Local Agent,
Scott Ritter local agent at Sha-
mokin Dam, and 8. Shiery, local ag't
at Adansburg. The tests put to their
machines by these men was startling
and demonstrated the superior ma
lterial used In THAR a-.-""' ucIion' For
,-stance, one Of the travelling agents
weighing over 200 pounds, stood on
the dslicate-looking reel OF their self
binder and swinging himself without
breaking 1t. The cutting bar OF the
mower was tested In the same way,
while another with Q heavy hammer
tested the delicate-looking cogs In
the machine with heavy blows. The
guards are made OF solid steel and
every part at the elegantly fashioned
machine Is perfect. The Champion
Harvester Is ahead In many respects,
the rslief-raks, which prevents wet
and tangled grain to choke the knives,
the wsighing-trip. which makes every
shsaf alike In weight and turns wet
grain on into small shsayss and dry
Into largsr-ths spring frame for the
canvass which permits It to shrink
without interfering with its easy 40.
tion, the solid steel drivs.whssL all
comkine TO make II superior NOT only
s9, to Other msshinss hsss but s e any ny
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-10

into covering with unusual rapdity. There
was little offered and the rfice for May adj
vanced from $l3.401l3. so Hung around that
figure for q time, theft snddenly started
upward. A good many Stop loss orders
were In the market at $3.50 and above, but
brokers were unable TO cdycf at the limit as
the market was dccidcdiya one-sded one,
and advanced 10 $l400 withhardlya reaction
of importance. A recession to sl3.s1H FOL,
lowed, but prices again touched Sl4.OO and
the market closed firm, tifier slight iuclu-
atoms, at $l4.00, am advance OF DOC
over Saturdays close. AtHEhe large bears
traded freely, and bought and sold ON me
way up, but bought mara than they. sold
Short ribs were active andtelosed l0c higher
May sold at $0.95(g707L and closed at the
top. Lard was quiet ntDG$7 lj@755 and
closed at q. b2lSCg755 for Afay. The gran,
pits were fully active. with firm feeling ana
steady prices at the opening followed by
slight declines in all directions before noon
Receipts were about as estimated ana inc
visible supply figures showed the expected
decrease all around. For May sales during
the morning ranged: Wheat l63s@0tsci
corn, b21@52Ssc; oats, 301Sm3l%c'
There were many skeptics on the subject
oil damaged crops, although authentic re,
ports from Indiana and Illinois points that
- ~ ''h' W Wv Nh'uN Nl'dE'
plowcd under for oats and corn. The defer
red futures showed more weakness than
May, which closed but "a lower than on
Saturday, while June and July closed al
l01sc lower. May sold at 7Glsc TO open. then
76}Sc, and then to 76Lc, closing at 76ec
June sold at 116g779lc, closing at ne. July
sold between 71gsc aud 7s1Ec
II was n day Of culpng in corn. There
was no special prominent interest at work
but bears depressed the market The pros
poets of the opening OF navigation make
short sellers cautious. May opened at 529sc
best point Of the day. sold down TO 52l4c
then up 10 521c, and later IN the session
touched 52lsc, closing at 81 &c.
Oats sold us they have for days, CLOSING
around Sic for May. The opening was dull
the highest was 81 70 and the closing 307kc
The following shows the visible supply o
grain for the week ending April 7, also tn
comparison with the week ending March 81
indicating the increase and decrease, as com
piled by the secretary OF the board of trade
| Wheat, 33,dlS,S22 bu, decrease sos, l0S bu
corn, S,6J9,9 58 bu, decrease, 49, 1913 bu; oats
3155, S2i bu, decrease, 3Gl, 3nj bu; rye, 321, 20
bu, decrease, 0,5l4 bu; barley, 1861 ,240 bu
decrease, 2i5, 23i bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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General News.


TnE river continues to rise slowly at this
point.
IT was raining along the Ohio valley yes
terday.
ALI the packets carried out good trips last
evening
BUSINESS moderately active on the wharf
yesterday.
The Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are
both falling
IT Is estimated that the Mississippi river is
thirty-iive miles wide at this point.
The Ohio river is falling at all points but
Louisville where it Is rising slowly.
TIE Mississippi river Is rising its entire
length. The Missouri river Is doing like
wise.
TIE gauge registers $40 feet, rise Of /
tenth for the twenty-four hours ending at
| o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Tue magnificent Anchor Iline steamer
City Of Vicksburg passes here this morning
at 10 O'Clock on her way from 81. Louis to
Natchez.
Mr.. WIN. JOHNSON, formerly OF the Anchor
line, reported dead at Los Angeles Cal. sew
eral months ago, has turned up in Mexico in
good health.
TmE bank at Hopcfcld Point, opposite
this place, is caying very rapidly. During
! the last few days over $50 feet OF IL has
fallen into the river.
THE inc passenger steamer Arkansas City,
| with the Anchor line colors flying from its
| jlckstai1, leaves here this morning at 10
o'clock for Cairo and 81. Louis.
GAIT 4. c. PosrAL's popular steamer
| Chickasaw leaves here tomorrow at p m.
for White river going rs far as Newport.
NJ. Chas NJ. Postal Is her chief clerk
TUE burning Of the steamer General u. II.
Ruokcr at Point Pleasant, 40 miles above
this city. on last Thursday, closes out the
last Of the boats built by Commodore W. j.
Kountz. Piiisburg. Ia.
THE Joe Peters came In from Arkansa,
river late Sunday night with fair trip
She Is receiving at the foot Of Union, q
leave again this evening at 3 o'clock fol
Helena, frlars Point, Concordia. Torrcnt
aud points along the Arkansas river, through
TO Pine Bluff.
TnE safe and fast passenger steamer Buck
eye State, Of the popular Memphis Gin
cinnati Packet company's fleet, leaves herr
this evening at o'clock for Cairo, Evans
Vile. Louisville, Cincinnati and all thu
principal way landings on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers. The Buckeye state issue
through tickets and bills of lading and give
cheap rates TO all points north, east anc
west.
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nrcniIsInns.

Cons MKu--Siandar,l, S2.Oi, pearl, si.OD.
roller, s2Oa3OO steady.
Br,Ns AND PE,s-Nayy beans, s2.75fa3. 90
medium, S2.1b Stock peas. Si.aj per bu;
lady peas, $i.55 per BIZ black eyes Sl.o0
per bu,
ONT MrAie-ln half hrls s3i0 from store.
fIoUR-From store, common, 81 Ooa1 -.
sLo9c,ito, extra fancy, sL.o@tog patent,
Si.i0d5O0. quiet
CRAcgrRs extra. ic; soda. treble
extra ihc; ginger snaps, 6'sM0'sc. assorted
iumbles loo.
CR,cEtp wnr,t-ln half brls, si2j from
store.
HoNiNI AMI Gmrs-fpn store, g. ..
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds aud stocks.

NV YoBE, April 0-Money on call easy
NJ 2Gt3 per cent. last loan at per cent;
closed offered at 3 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5ta7 per cent sterling cA-
change active aud firm, with actual business
at Sis5i 4 for sixty day bills and si.S1y. for
demand.
Government bonds dull, but steady TO firm;
State bonds very dull and steady.
The transactions In the stock market today,
except those Tor the first hour, were dull,
tame and unintorcsting. with n general drift
toward lower values, accompanied by small
aud insignificant fluctuations
railroad bonds quiet; sales. tGJ7 900 and
generally heavy. and closing prices are lower
IN most Instances.
The total sales 81 stocks today werc 2l5,'
2lS shares. Closing quotations.:
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Corrrr-Common, Use. ordinary lee fair
lie. primo Hio isc. choice ~ fancy, 20, old
government, 2.6gs firm.
Suu,H-pur white CSC; OF white Oisc
yellow clarified G'i@Bkc. open kettle, 50
miac. icnncd A. Csc; standard granulalcd,
7lsc plantation GRADUATED 54c powdered,
b.. cut Loaf NJ, strudy
ihcE-l,oulslana, 5146Gc; Carolina, o'.a
1G strong.
CaNNrp Goops-pine apples. a. 81. Peaches
? lbs. standard, fi2i. 3lbs. standard, g. 20.
SECOND. ti.5j 3 lbs. standard E.2o. Toma.
toes, lhs, standard. clio. 3 Us, standard,
n..3 Strawberries, tt5S Raspberfios,
h.O1 lllackbcrics el.2'ffi. %. Green
/ gagos a. s5mi.N. Pear N.5Am2 -. Plums,
" Utcti.1i. Asparagus, t2Hitti.21. Gwen
i corn. ~ iidi.iA Green prns, Al uOGti -.
| Cove ulstcr, full weight ! 10, pac. 2 lbs,
| " GiCai 20. light weight I ~. OlfOac; 2 lbs,
| n ~. Condensed milk. Crown, S575d5 ~.
/ Eagle. t7.56 Swiss, tS.55. salmon. ELSA
/ Nanlincs, si.lS mustard sardinos 500.
Ma.kcrl. a. 10. herring mackcrci, ti25.
CANpuf--stlrk, all sizes, w bXs, pals and
bfls, s'taac. fancy assorted, si.@iIc; o1tru
fancy isde,v. hrin
Cnrsr- New York factory. case. full
cream, i2ai3c Young America i3Ctitc
koArs ANp CANntta--Soap gC5isC, eau.
/ dlcs. fall woirht sAanC.
sAtt.-- saginaw. 81 a,6tti0 per hrl, Ohio
| river n 21tdi2i per bril- ~, fnc, 81. 3ja
| 100 coarrc, tLi0'ti 10 pkis blcnche,l, A. -
mixed brl-. 5000. mixed. 2Gd5c.
| MoiaHu- Louisiana common 10 fair 20d
25c, prime 10 choice. gJtf3,c, fancy. t0Cgl5c.
common 10 fair ati2lo, primo 10 choice, n
CJoc. syrup OaiOc firm.
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9.6s@o6o October, 040@9.47; November,
9.37@9ss; December, o.3s@o.S0; January,
9.45@9,46. Sales, 3s, 800 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady, middling, o9Ec Sales, 1000 bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, Ike
good ordinary, SIC; low middling, DC; mid
ding s9sc; good middling, 954c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, as follows April 9.2o@02li
May, oo2d923; June. 9.27@o.2si July, 935
@930; August, 0.35@0 80; September 9.0s@
800 October s.s9@s 30; November, s.si@
$685. December ss5@s SO; January, s.oi@
sos Sales, q, 200 bales.
DAILY poRr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made today In market
lists by the Merchants exchange quotation
committees. Al New Orleans the receipts
Of sugar continue moderate and prices con.
iinuc firm and well maintained, especially
ior open kettles, which are now compara-
lively scarce. The demand continues ample
To absorb all offerings Moa,-cY continues
quiet aud steady, with no change to note in
the general condition prevailing Of late.
Rough rice Is quiet aud steady with btllc or
no movement
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Nrw YonE. April Concc-spo, fair;
Rio quiet nt "a &c, options higher and modcr.
tcly active. Sales 2i,p0O bags. April,
tiiBjCoii as May, ij@liG5, June,
81. 2j6tll.lj. July, siO.Smii,O0, August,
tiO 5O6,iO rs. September. $40 ib6ti0G5: Oc.
tobcr, tiO. AOdi000 November, nominal;
December. $40. 25sti0.4O January, 5000
February, $1,000 March, Si055@i060
sngar-firm, Porto Rico, I 1916; ccnirlfu.
gais A7.iGc; fair refining bac: refined,
quiet g, 6jSc; extra &, h.@bAc white cx
fra G, SIC yellow, 3 o.lv0oAc; on A, Ga
il-lCc; standard A. O'A eoniectioncrs' a,
Csc, cut loaf and crushed. 'Aci powdered
&c, grnnulAied, csc; cube, &c.
CfNctSNArI, O., April A--Whisky-firm
sales. 2, COS barrels finished goods ON basis
Of Si.0a. Butter-firfn; hncy northwest.
crn, 82c: extra Ohio, s2c; prime dairy roll
9D6t2ac. suRar--in better demand; hani
refined. 7isdsc; New Ohenns 5d6lsc. Err
Weak. iOc. Chccsc-firm. prime TO choic,
fat, call. IA
RIO la JGSrino, April Coffee Rcgu
lar tirsts. $50 relic per 10 klos. good second
4, 90 rcis Receipts during the week, 1900,
hap-, purrhascs Tor the tpiicd States, rs 90
hars clcarlngs Tor United States o. 900 bags;
stock, li5, 600 bags.
sASros, April a-Cohee-Fair $3.50 rci'
per 10 kilos. Receipts pHring the week
1900 bags purchases ~ lhe United States,
1900 lsrs. stock, io.oov bags.
Cmc,ao. H., April Ion the Produce
exchange today the butter market was quiet
creamery. 23Ca2sc, dairy, lblfs1c, Eggs-
Duoyant At i7ai7lfc for frcsh.
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box. Bananas 81. 5o@2.5O per

$50 per box Bananas sl.5o@2.5o per
bunch.
Pickles Brls, $3.50; half brls. $500
EGos--Weak; bxs nc; cases, 12Hc.
Reconsideration layers, $780, layers,s 1910;
California, 1925.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $3.50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3C9
&c; roasted, 2lEc higher shelled, loc. fecans,
Texas 0@l2c ~
assoc dairy, lSGJ22c country butter, l5Cg2Oc.
CIDrR--0zark, $500 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
PoTAToEs- selling at 81 2b@l 40 per
bu, SO. 25@3.50 per brl; sweet potatoes, S2,Io
al. 90 per brl; seed sweet ~. 50@2.T5.
VisEGAR--Pcr gal, SGDl2c.
SrRAwBERRIEs.- $3. 00G3.J0 per case pints'
Miscellaneous.
WHsKY---Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5Oo6 90 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, 81 100000; Eastern ryes, ~ s5@6.O,
according TO age and make; common whisky,
DOcGJSl.25 according 10 proof.
BAGGING--007c.
TEs--$l GOAL 10.
sHoT-Drop, Sl,4o; buck, sl.05.
LEAD-6lSc,
NAus.-lron, S2.10; steel, So 25d2.35.
POWDER Kegs, 500; half kegs, 1919
| quarter Kegs, Sl,Do.
| llDEs---Dry flint, No I, IL c; No 2 Sc
dry sailed, G@Sc; green saltcd, No. |, Dc; No
., Be; green, 3@lc shocpskins, 15c@sl.oo
/ irregular.
Tonhcco--c Common, 25@3jci other grades
| 3jGs5c.
sNurr.-Garretts sl0s5; Ralph's, SlO.25
railroad 1925; Gail & AK, 5000
CoAL OIL--.Prmc white, wholesale lots, l0C
| per gal.
WOOL BURY grease wool, unwashed, l39
! lSc; clear grease wool, 236I2jc; bury washed
| 2Oa30c; tub washed, 33@3jc.
! BrEswAX-lSM 2Oc.
! TtLLow-3d3iEc.
Fms AND SKINs--.Decr, 30GI35c; bear - o,
! 6LOO. mink ljGd4Oc; coon, hunter handled
lb@75c; country handled, l5dG0c; otter
81 u0G5 so beaver, 50c6$5.6O wild cat, 100
| 25c;fOx, l5M75c muskat, l0tdl5c; opossom
iOGIl5c; wolf JOc@S20O; skunk, l5@75ci
! panther, 50cM$lOO.
SEEbs--Rcd clover Si.75 per bu; timothy
! SG2j per bn; herds, G6c per bu: blus grass
sl.2j perbu orchard grass, Sl.l0@ lJOper bu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-10
SNEEZING CATARRH.

The distressing meczc, snecsc fncczc. the hcrid.
wa'cry discharges from the eyes and nose the pain.
ful Inflammation extending 10 the throat the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations cough, ringing noises IN the head and
splitting headaches familiar these symptoms
are 10 Thousands who sufer periodically fnom head
colds or Influenza and who live In ignorance Of the
fact that a single application % sASFoRDs RADICAL
CuRE ToR CArAHHH will AFFORD Instantaneous r,iicf
Hut this treatment In cases OF simple Catauh
gives but faint idea Of what this remedy win DO
In the ohronlc forms where the brcalhins Il oh
siruotcd by choking putrid, mucous Accumuia.
tons the hearing Affected, smell and taste gone,
throat liberated and hacking cough gradually fas.
tcning Itself upon the debilltaied system Then I,
Il that the marvellous curative power Of sASToRD's
RADICAL cum manliests itself In instantaneous
and grateful rlet Curc begins from the hri ap.
plicaticn II Il npid, radical, permanent econom'
lcal safe.
slNpRbt RADICAL cuw ccnsisb Of one bottle
% the RADICAL Guar. one boz Catarrhal Sol
vnSr and an isrnovrp lsHALEn price, VI.
Porrrn Date A CHEMICAL Co, Dosfor
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Feei.iuus.

HAY-Choice. from store, O5c@ti 90; ear
load, from leNcc OF d,1.ot, siS.h0ia ~. IN,
l,rime, store, pd0 sc. ear load from lrvce
or depot, si7OndiS.u0 prairie, from store,
GoCa,oc ear load, from lcycc or depot, 5000
mtaU0.
Bn,N Prom store, Si.oo. from lcvee Of
depot, 5000
tonN-From store, white G2c; mixed Sc.
from lcycc or depot, white. In bulk, ilc, IN
sks. Ooc. mixed. in bulk. bic. IN sks. b'c.
OArs-From store, white, i2c; mixed. i0c
from lcycc or depot white, la bulk. ysci u
is. AZ, mixed, w bulk. Nc; ~ IL, ssc.
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MnIes mud Ilnr.cs.

1loRss-Fair demand; drivers, Sl2jGl75;
heavy draft Si15@ 22i saddle, SljOtg2OH
extra saddle, $2OO@2j0; plugs Sj0@G5; Texas
ponies. $4,000 common drivers, SiMlOO.
MrLFs-fair demand; II 10 AZ hands
hish. SoOallo. AZ to u hands high, Sll0Gg
-. - 10 ljil hands high, Sl2ja lJo lja TO
10 hands hish, sljOGiOO
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Provisions.

Fin-M ackcrl, half hrls, No. I. 500.
No 2, S. -. No g. -. iO-lb kit. No. I,
si.i0, No. 2, ti.05. No. ., ---. Dry herring,
family &c per box.
Hoo rIopvcrs-Quioi; mcss pork sih.O0
6ih5O. sugar Curd hams lOA@ii -,
breakfast bacon. ioa.@li',c, bulk pork,
cltGr iucs 7AsG1aic. clear rib sides, 5ssm
5is,. long clear &c. shoulders, 0ac.
L,m-rcs 20 half brls, 1lEc, keys re
choice kettle. sa@sA,c hrm.
Fuuu MrNrs-Choice beef. hindqunrters
To-. forcquariers, bc, second pfadc. hind
quarter, ST. iorcquaricu, &C. Sheep, i0c
Hos, : e..
rios Frtr-nh., ss50. half brls, N.oO@
ib0, kcgs, ti.51
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eraIa saa Provisions.

CmcAoo, H.. April 1.-THE bulls who
have had hard time Of IL In the provision
pit for several months came 10 the front In
surprisingly good form iof ones who have been
called 10 excessively for margins, and not
only turned the tables upon the bear, but
droyc them Ia cover ats lively rate. out.
sidcrs who have LET pork alone for q long
time also sent IN numerous buying orders.
Many new faces wcc also IN the pit II was
said that the firm which was the recognized
head OF the bull party, was ready 10 take the
cash pork on May contracts and pay for II,
and 10 exchange b,OoO brls May for an equal
number of cash NJ ti3s0 With the Pacific
company. II was also nmored that q local
bank had offered 10 loan the firm 81 600 600
" necessary 10 carry the deal through. The
onictals Of the bank, however, are noted for
Their Close mouihcdncs, and even " they
were willing 10 loan any such amount they
would not be apt 10 tell Of A. The story.
however, had the effect Of soaring the bear