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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

IF they could breathe this glorious air
awhile and for.see the guh which this ground
viii yield. uniezs appearances. are deceifful"
The old beach wagon, . quarter a . mile
sway. crawlei up the Crazy slope from the
long stretch Of sand. and Phil stopped, - Of
cid, 10 e. the horse breathe after his hard
sng 1t the dsep sinking wheelA
What . picture those two people make On
the bill yorier. beside that green ciumpr
did Lucia Why. the woman Is Agnes
here is Msrgie. picking daisies Tar to tho
sight-and the man Agnes ID talking to i
some common workman What . splendid
woman siae Isl She can Be Is independent as
she likes. ard no oue ever mistakes her mean
ing. imagine any other girl Of our set stand
ing on . country hillside. chatting With some
bOH.-
-Bocrf echoed Phil, running . whols
gamut Of intonstionA- DO you know Who
that boor isi recognized him a: sight; be
was in the village as ws pasaed through bus
il didn't seem kind to call attention TO him"
"who Is bet Do tell ma"
"Mr Narge.'
Philip Hayn" exclaimed Lucia DO
turn the wagon away. 70 We don't seem TO
be looking at them"
Consistency, thy name Is not woman
&141 1,fl Wan tbG tCSf1GoA.
for Lucia was Eneeling On the back sea, Of
the wagon and peering through the little
window in the dingy old curtain
Not 70 revive any unpleasant memories"
said Marge, after be and Mis Dinon had
chatted several moments. - co-investors,
about the property, but merely to cali at
tsntion &c the irony of fate. it seems odd to
me to contrast today and . certain day sev-
eral years ago Laugh about it, beg Of
you, because call attention to it only for its
laughable side Today you do me the honor
which | never shall for9et-of pressing
your hand upon me, although no stranger
could distinguish me from one Of my work
men Then. when in . different sense |
wanted your hand. and had the temerity 20
think myself worthy Of it. you withheld it. :"
Miss Dinou did not laugh; she looked Oh
toward the sea and said:
You wers not then NJ you are TODAY"
Thank you But if had beenr
Again Miss Dinon looked toward the sea.
and aid.
Il might perhaps have been more sppreci-
alive"
And today" said Marge, gently taking
the lady's finger tips-.'no. not today, but
hereafter, Is it impossible that should hon
estly earn itf'
Who knows" said Agnes, gently, but
your
"Phil!' gasped Lucia, from the back Of
the old beach wagon. he is kissing her
handl'
.'Umphr' said Phil What can that
meanf'
Lucia looked at him soberly and replied:
What a question for you, Of all men, to
ask!n
Why, It's only an old fashioned form Of
salutation or adieu," said Phil 81 have
your own word for it. don't you rememberr'
For answer Lucias eyes looked from be
meath their iashes 50 provokingly that Phil
stepped across his seat and hid each under
his mustache for a second or two.
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STRAY BITS.

The French settled Nova Scotia in 1905.
was "wahrift"
Four Bethany societies have been formed
in San Francisco
A third of the deaths in the French army
are due TO typhoid fever
An insurance company conducted by WON
en- has been established in New Orleans
Mummies guaranteed to be 5 COO Years old
may now be purchased in Europe for ss5
apiece
Settlers in the Big Bend country Wash,
have to ride forty miles to get their mail and
to vote
A Japanese has discovered a process for
making artificial tortoise shell with the hite
Of eggs
1t takes 2.2~ yards of carpet TO cover the
6oor Of the national house Of representatives
and its galleries
The tallest smoke shaft in America was
completed recently on the grounds of the
Fall River iron works The chimney is $40
feet high above the granite base. and 20 feet
square at the bottom
The earliest Druidisiu seems to have ad
turei images Of the gods Jupiter, indeed, is
said to have been represented by lofty oak
and Mercury by a cube
Delaware. which was settled in IGSs. was
the only colony that Sweden ever founded
But, after seventeen years of separate exist
ence. New Sweden the colony called
was merged IN New Netherlands
At the Exposition universele Of 1889 held
at Paris, the IN hest award to any author OF
juvenile books was gwen to Thomas "
Knox. author of tue Boy Traveller Series"
and other works for young people
An adult phenomenon has been discovered
among the recent patients Of the Paris hos
pital called the Hotel Dieu The phenome
non is a woman who can see two different
sets Of objects at one and the same time
Among the valuable jewels Of which Nine
Wyse Bonapartede Ru;e was recently robbed
was a pearl ,l,iissi at $3.50 which mad
been presented !p Prince Lucien Bonaparte
by the queen III SPAIN at whose court ne
was ambassador
So faunou- was the church music of the
Irish at Early p,.rlo-i. that the daughter OF
Pepin. of France. IN the seventh century is
recorded to have sant to lrelaad for persons
qualified to instruct the nuns OF the abbey OF
Nivelle in psalinody
1t is fifteen years since the rrapplst MONKS
began To plant eucal yptiIs trees in the Roman
campagna Now several hundred acres are
covered with them. ami. a result, there has
been a large decrease in tne malarial fevers
once 50 common III the district
One of the most interesting enlore,i men in
Washington is John Williams He was born
L. =.
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Aaliroaos d STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Oct.
eth, 1889.
Until further notice trains leave Augusta a. fol

Until further notice trains leave Augusta IA. fol-
lows.
GOING WESr-6.S0 A. NJ. for Lewiston. Rock
land, Portland Boston and Montreal, SIS A. NJ 10,
Hallowell and Gardiner; 10 10 A. NJ for lewiston
Pennington, Rocklnnd, Portland and Boston:
200 l.. NJ. for Haoweil aud Gnrdinrr: 3.oa z. NJ
Tor Brunswick, Bath, Portland ard Boston t3I,
tflying Yankee for Portland. Boston aud Mon
treal, $50 l.. NJ. for Halowcll and Gardner II 10
r. NJ. might Pullman for Lewiston. bath Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST 2.l6 \. Nj might express. for
Skowh"gan, Hangor, Bar Iiarhor, st. stephen St
John aud Aroos pok County. 9.H A. NJ. for Water.
Vile, >kowhrgan, Bangor. Il. ar K.R Houlton
and st. John, l2.37 for Wa,eryillc; ats r. M
for Wntrrvic. skoyhegnn Belfast Dex
ter, Bangor, st. stephen. ST John and ARGOS.
took 'ounty, and on saturdays only at 7.eo Z. NJ
for Watrrvillr; sunday paper train for watcrvle
and Bangor al . Il A. NJ
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, sundays included but not to Skow hcgnn on
Monday mornings. or /" Belfast and De xtrr or be
youd Bangor, ON SUNDAY mornings
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta NJ 7l5 A, VI, ii0 and ito +. NJ. Haiiowell
at ~ A. NJ, LA and O2 T.. NJ.
Through tickets to california and all points south
and west may De had of y. II. walker ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via M routes aud
checking all baggage free of expense
Stnps Only At Halloween, Gardiner, brunswick
and Westbrook junction
FAY son TUCKER, 6on'I Manager
r, T., BUfIHBl, Grr'i Pass and Ticket VI
PORTLAND, oct I, lssg.
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Drastic incidence almost always do haru,.
A mild cathArtic like Laxador, the golden
remedy, meets the requirements Of the great
majority Of cases. All druggists sell il for
only IS cents.
When you see baby, which has suffered
Tor long time with summer complaint or
dysen.efy. suddenly improve and grow fat,
YOU can rest assured that DR.. Bull's Baby
Syrup has oeen used. nova5dlsfolrm
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THE sHEKP CALL.
Ma ket prices have NOT varied TO auy extent from
aud eastern rocks wanted and butchers say they
aust be gin to in the western 10 figure their
usual supply E. l.. sarfeni, ID sheep and lambs
ay 90 lbs Sc, Holt i thompson. is3 sheep NV. -
RS, 4le, Met raruham ~ sheep, 4s,o lbs. al SIZE
The eastern sheep 50 ut &c and anmbs at oaosc
CATTLE TRAFFIC BY MAINE DRovEEs.
good sized live stock Eastern train arrived this
week, with oxen for work. some cattle Tor beef
trade started even while the stock was unloading
Not much trouble that way were the cattle, but
sheep and yeals moved quickly at hrm prices e
hanson sold pair cattle for work, girthlog IL
in. W., 27op lbs, at SIC l. W pair. grth IT,
ill., W., 24oo lbs at 3le pair of lsoo 10. cattle Al
g. pair $50 lbs, st 81. rstton M NC as, soa
cattle 200 lbs. at 3ie l. {. Libby sold coarse OK
Of leo lbs. at 2ie, ftwoyear old steers av 7D lbs
lbs. at s4aoiw r ". Thompson sold steers
ay. Il 50 lbs. at $50 per ewt.
Mich Cows AND SPRINGERs.
full comp ement on sale some were of the
ehoic. order probably bought in the country TO fl
orders for especial grade. some were made At 80
100 per head and from such hight down 10 $2Da
go The market not swift for his kind of live
stock still three or four hundred md sale ey
erv week. hreck W God sold mil h COW at $40
A Is Engrem, springer $40, Libby 4 Son sold
10 COW, and spriDgeIs at S42 per head. II J Libby
sold spri gers Al sa5 each I Fibby sold e1
cows for sl60, do for sl55 N Hartman. choice
COW. ut s,a each. Trafton & Mclntire sold choice
springer at s55. extra springers s4oasid, mich
COW, ~
VEAL CALVES.
About 500 head on sale at 2a5lc per ID, steady
market Il veals av. leO lbs Sc, 10 veals III
lbs at she IL veas of 1880 lbs at sic.
SALEs AT BRIGHTON.
+ Thompson sold IL veariing, from - t so.
three year old steers live weight 200 lbs al 500;
mich a. 49, so each { Libby sold 10 mich
cows and springers at $50 to $40 per head. " W
Hall 4 son sold steers, W 500 lbs. at lee | "
new mich at $5. W. seoians sold : mich
at ~ so each, at so, at So each choice
ut $50 each J > Henry sold nice cows at a,
each do at So good cows at SIS each, 2 at 80
and $l5, l fame, AT stS Remck & Cheney so d
, fame mich cows N 81 so each. Giines Yves
ton sold yearlings nj Sl2 each. Irafton L McIa
tire sold sp' niger at $40 new mch COW at $40
at s45, " il Working oxen grtning In. "
26G Tbs, Mt $50, pairs pirthing n 10 in, " 2,t
lbs, at ss5 per pair. pal gifthing it. " 5000 lbs
AT Sl05. j. D. Hosner sold rairs of Working oxtI
yiri hing II 10 in " 300 lbs, NJ $?5 ami SOS;
pair git ing f in, " ZOO lbs. at SIS, pair
feet cattle, " 70 lbs, al $50.
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sonEraIHo ron 1aE LITTLE
FOLKS.


ny near S1ss'Ss ---Sos long ss' ! feDa
sness s~cs' "sst our your ssASh s
am sosas 70 TELL you :" 'ie' unem Atoss,
1t ies'f until you are SURE - p<.iesu!
SAFE 'of you 70 use sne". ! sm ,a's s-
young ioiks 90 no, RENE u,seF sna' 'Is'
fsaa rom year 10 year - 0s~f y, soa' ~,
else tney veoia fscs' 'ne nA1s ns' ~
afo.n'ns thas pave oeea'se, H.s'
IN tn@ season 'n&a nov TOT s1'shs' yeSa'
pa"' Al tne fs'"iI Oh 'sns".os ay''. s"e
Is- before "a wrong sH'os" 70,
J nse 'hs sfa ssns"'e' "ecAass ! 49, !"
sa ss"'a', ~ rs1 70 90 ar'' o..
one n.s 70 ioo. ss' ior '"sa PSF -,
10 "'@" '"A' II nAe' '""., .i~" 80
as5s And nishss .or 'es 70 ie' ~ 80
OF 's~' ., sa"e'sn. a'e." w
$50 n"s tsii tns UNIV" p'"e' ty"s H"
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-
Fisss ssoe esssD popshs
Cart William Ffavtgs furnishes the fol-
- .u. ..,sa,a o.. H.. p.n.,
'o''"k INTERESTING e NV 'N s"'
Wing:
The II 4 iro- steam propeller bniIt in the
vo,id ...svrsd by a Bangor company
and ma. her n,st trip between Bangor snd
Boston = August 2s, 1916. She vas burned
At Ds,k fIsrbor. fsiesboso. she same month on
the 3Is The next ;eay being rebuilt ss
Buckspsrt, shs vas soId 10 the United States
;oyeynu,s nj. Her name was changed 70 The
.acou,x.v Lieutenant Hunter cspeaYed
sAlvars,;oe ct the commencement Of the
Nsxicsn var With her. Her speed rs seven
"a sishf miIss Der hour.
The steamer In question Sas named Bsn-
soy. and was built in 1916 for the Bangor
Steam Navigation Co, Of which Capt. Jscoc
Drummood vas President and one Of the
directors, Albert Emerson, james Jsskins,
r.. T.. Cuhsm and others being AIso directors
r. e.. Hyde, then Of Bangor, but nov Of Bsth,
one Of the active projectors Of the entsrpriss
vas sent TO New York, Phiiadslphia and
Wilmington. Del, 70 get plans and specinca-
tiops for the steamer. Confrscts we're closed
with Eet,s. Harlan and Hoilingsvorth OF
Wilmington for bail ling the steamer She vas
about 2sh .ao. ~ rn%a.rre rren', ~htch ~
not toelr H. saytbipx above the main deck,
and va. ss,d a. = thres-mAstsd schooner
with H. same sails a. such craft carry
to-day. She sss fwin-screv steamer and
vas htta with two hrst~cisss engines Shich
we're very GOV erful. Her propeilers we're
Of the l. ger pattern. She sac modelled and
drzDghf.ti by W 4. TEACHER. OF winning
ton, Who also dh ~" carpenter sofx- sue
was the first ifon merchant steamer that ever
came int1 Boston hsrbof va her way hof'D
from w ,lnnnstSn the Bangor called a. srv
York 10 ard pssssgsfs ana sttfsc'S' goo"
deal Of tsntioa there. she had btrtb' 10Y
eighty bs'senysrs and her carving fspse'y
under d. RI vas 1000 Daffsls. ne osy Ats~f
her arrival 10 Boston she was thfona"'
With yis ora. tspi sthfxes' OF he rev
snae cutter thea sslio ed at that port cane
aboard. and remarked that the bangor was
the hanisomest vessel mat hsh ever com"
into Bos on bsrbor sna thA' mao ne oT'" %,
board his cutter ~b~n she cam" IN ne S""hi
have givrn her saiHte.
unfortunately on the sec'hd "'p 'Io"
Boston 10 Bangor. ths hsS steamer zoos u.''
probably IN the cargo spa va o"'"'" '"e
ieN Boston Ss"rohy hs"' WI" A"o"' "'S
passengers ~ rot beibs hsr resa@' "'pl
and = iun ffe'xh.' AZ a""u' H'e' UT 10y"
O'Clock IN me u'''"""h ~ '""p
fubn'"s up I"h""sc". o"F "''e'
,nIo''o'. t"'m ''' AZ .n1 ,o"od ,h.t ,b.,r
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Edith-Are you going to marry that Cd
man, darlingi
Darling-Yes
Edith-Why, it would b summer and
winter wedding,
Darling-Oh. mol Ny nams ID Nay and
his Is August -PitesbarI Bullstin
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Harper's Young People
Reside nv NJ the luncheon table sat
A little lad of nln.- The gay tHik flew
From lip TO iip of gossip and tight chat,
i from Is forehead hack he gently drew,
with rogniah glance, a wandering soft curl.
Aud Aughing said, "uh, remember Won
| knew YOU when you werr . little girl poe
We lsughrd, bat he insisted, long agp.
Somrw here, h. knew together We Ind pla' ed,
he had forgotten what the PLAYS wcr", though.
Whether through some fair garden y" had -,rayet
or rompsd NJ games In a dsliri' u whiri
OF fruic but memory had s'aid.
lie knew me when was ittle girl
And the bright EYES that smiled up ntu mine
Assured =. hid been IN those old DAYS
Great cronies AL dear little lad of nine.
| doubt II ever any swrpfer praise
FROM wiser lips out In thu gav worlds whrl
" al come 10 than that YOUR Young heart pav-
Erm- mhsring when was a tn. girl
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The eggs Of Pacific island turtles are laid
IN a perpendicular cavity about a yard
deep at the tottosn Of q great circular exca-
Walton. which tie female scraps by whirliAG
around like a fly with its wings singed and
violently plying its aippers There are usu-
ally over i0J eggs in . litter Times
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CHAPTER xxx.
so THEY WERE MARRIED.

3 Mrs TraInlay re-
marked at an ear
her stage Of this
narrative, June was
as late in the season
as was fashionable
for a W e d d ing.
Thanks, however to
a large infusion of
the unexpected INTO
the plans Of all con
c erne d, L u cia's
wedding did not
have TO be deferred
until after June.
All the vited
- a
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Oh, what q Cold !

THIS Is the season for sudden changes In the
weather. and = great many take cold =
either In their Head or on their Lungs, causing
Coughs. Hoarseress, and Sore Throat. These
troubles can be soon relieved and cured BY
taking Ingalls, Throat and Lung Specific.
which acts directly on the Throat and Lungs.
entirely removing these difficuities.
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Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
0oi1vnod Nn~noMu

i
| ~l n0MAc - A.
" s"o 'o''o"
ing named tQAu4A are ins
~ls,dod and oho..l~s No IN.
oO~ w w
pOSoteO TOR exCn0n&0, under
Tho Dian ~ Ronroo~i-o<;o i,
a,.n,son r.,,. = ..SC.w..'-'s"..
First Wortearr is1, nrr cen: "''
| Five per cen bonds 1909 5 p.r cent
Consolidated Mortgage, 1903, per cent
;. r. i've per cent Bonds 1920, per cent.
rour anu one mar per cent 3 r. Bonds. 1870 y
six per cen, $. r Secured nond. ,o,, 4 ,..r csn,
Collateral Trus, t;vc nor con, Ennds Iate = 49,
cent
Land Grant Mortgage, 1900. per cent.
CoVsley sumner and -. smith Il. X, Co.,
First Mortgage. 1909. I per cent.
Florence. Eidornsio a Wal. Val. II. R.Co..
First Mortgage, L %. per cent.
Kansas & ~. Emporia a. south, IL. H. Co.
J First Mortgage, 1909. per cent
knnsa. ity Topeka a. Western r. r. ca
Fir.t Mrrtgagt. 1875, per cent.
Kansas CIV, Topeka. 4 Western V. u. Co..
Income, 1906. 7per cent.
Marion a McPherson IL. Il. Co.:
First Mortgage, 400, per cent.
| The Ne. ue.,co A. Som,h.rn Pa. II 4. a.,
First Mortgage, 1909. 7 per cent.
The PwebIo 4 ArLansn. Valley II. II. Co.,
w,rh,. n' ".,h "S. ~, en- !. ~ co
! First Mortgage Iprg. per cent.
=. 80.
NAN NNy. Lawrence ~ south. u. IL. Co.:
fHst Mortgage i''' b per cent.
southern Kansas western R. IL. Cot
rHs' "ortRaee' ieio' per cent
rir.t Wo,,,"ns yoio n. r e.n,
o,,.,.. a. nn,,,,.,,,,. ~ q. r
First Mortgage, 1865. 8 per cent.
The southern Kan. nv Co,-,;vIr NV,
FIRST Mortgage. 1926, 5 per cent.
The southern Kansas R'y Co.:
income i'tH per cent
re ns sS m'u,r n a. NY Co OF Te1as'
- ~ r.. a.. ~
First Wor,gage Ies7 4 ner cent
CHI. ago. SAINT. re q California. R.vCo,
FRS, Mortgage, 1897. 5 per cent.
California southern u. Il. Co..
f"a nof'gage. i"' per cent
p;r., Me- Co.. ,,,,c Ws"ter" u. Root
c..,. C,.,a...
Fir.t Mortgage, 1pp,. Der cent.
Gulf. Colorado d Santa Re nv To-.
Second Mortgage. 1873, o per cent
sonora Railway Co., Limited.
fr'' mortgage, 1871 per cent
s;enerai Nnr,paaa ,o,, /, 49, ~, eo.'
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ELL Lou Ann
nid farmer HAM
one morning when
the month of May
had reached that
stage when farmers
forget their coats
except On Sundays,
It'll seem most
ike taxin o1are;ers
again To lave such
a big crowd Of city
folks In the house.
won ( itf'
Not qniteas bad
~ that, = said Mrs.
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IN eALLS'
THROAT and LUNG
SPECIFIC

VIII cure that Cough In short time. You can
cure your Catarrh II YOU persist In ITS use. a.
Il win stop the secretion of Catarrhal matter
In the head; 1t viii relieve Group in from three
Il, i've minutes
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siood the froz "a river,
" stching the skaters go by4
they we're laughing aud shouting mErriy
nder the cold, gray sky.
saw not an eye bot sparkl.d.
Not step but WIS careless aud free
They were laughing and shouting merfilY
And ~ happy as happy could be.
There wa. one IN the midst Of the -ssI"rs
A beautiful boy Of len,
With q dreamy, dark eyed beauty,
Who fitted among the men,
Iaughiayly winning his way along,
scarcely b. sipnins 10 feel himself strong,
stumbling and catching his at p from = fall
IumbliDg and rolling about Xix" a bail
! stood 10 the midst Of the skaters,
4 nd looked ~ IL all ~ dream.
hut my heart ~As suddenly wakrurd
Win single death like scream,
Where Ia the dark eyed boy
4 nd the ever Watching mother
A 4hriskng woman eilngs TO her waist,
And her hands are held by anOihrr-
There Ia running 10 and FRO,
md the talking IF many men,
hut an hour goes By before th"' md
ih- beantiful boy Of ten
stand nn the frozen river.
Rat The skaters no ipngrT 20 by,
fhsy gathered In grpups at thr Ia iding-.
adrr the cold gray ky.
oefuii, talkiDg Of what they Ind s"en.
-fsapily walking where late they had been,
EunuiBg with terror a. every sound,
stunning The sIot ~her- the boy was drownrd-
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Arr hard to nnd, but during the past year many
fanilies have been supplied with them by adyertis
ing In the Daily kennebec Journal.
uovisd;f
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The best ] ever saw.

srhe best medicine for Coughs and Con.
sumpfive Complaints that ever saw Is Ingalls,
Throat and Lang Specific" so says JOHN
McLAuGRLIx, OF Boston
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MnTknk
tnepnsss1 In kenBebee JcsrnA fur ve<A eaAo1
Nos. b.
Auovxr or LIVE s1ccK Ar AAHKKI.
Cssti~. sheep and Lambs swine veals- Hss'
--s ezY GaS rs 800
yrNsxE YscS THE sEykkAL STATES
Cattle sheep and Lambs Caivss. Horses. -
- 81 10
PEIcKs OF AARKKT BIKF.
.ew caoase =. tf-ao extra t5-5ose3-sS
nrst qualify, 5000 rs, seeoad quality, u 5os4 IS
third quality. - -oeas4-1A
PRicKs OF SHEEP ASp IAhDs-
In lots. 500. ESQ. each. extra. - .s4t4lc
fron no =. cents per poaaa. sprfre isEh-- Aaec
veal calves. eA54 cents
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s~trF's SPEfgr-lC c-rgd re Of malignant BlorA
Pais1n 5;l1tt T. = \ treated in vain With old
'peaiied = :. 'cf l,'-c,.rya d Potash. g. g. q
It only cad . 2 ii Folsr,.i. / ut relieved The
49, 's-i : ', camel ~ the poisopou.
n''iie5 = Ga. 90 Lii, az. 81 Ayenue, n Y.
sorrfala drvtl--ri ~ my dsurhtcr swelling and
n r, = p rhts. hcr.seh rswfPT's PEeIrrc.
4ad the rc-alt wls w9adcrfll and the ere proruns
=. A. DEAIi'ioEp, Cleveland Tenn
Swr7r- srrorrIc is entirely vegetable remedy.
and !. i'.o y &c irine which Permanently cures
Scrofua i3lood HrTao-s. Caucer I'D Centaotns,s
jseod Poison; SD FOR books On Iood snd Skin
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