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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-20
THE EYRauD TRIAL
pho Theory OF Hypnosizasios Dis.
cussed by CT Doef ors-

pho Theory OF Hypnotixatfon Dis.
cusscd by ate Doctors
PARIS, Dec. ly.-In the Eyraud
trial today, DIR. Liegois, head Of the
medical faculty Of the College Of
Nancy, and a believer In h5rn,ti.a-
ton, explained his ideas on the sub
ject and expressed surprise that he
had not been allowed to see Mile.
B1mpari for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning to what degree she was sus-
ceptible 20 hypnotic influence. The
prisoEer ought to again be Put to
sleep by mesmeri.m, in order 10 re-
vive her recollection Of the facts &C.
CURING at the moment Of the com
mission Ct the crime. According 10
the Indictment Eyraud had not been
able TO put Mile. Bompard asleep.
Yet she had been amenahle 10 the
hypno ic Influence Of Garanger,
having revealed the crime tn him
while hpynotized. For his Liegoisl
Part. |. he we've the judge, bearing
in mind previous miscarriages Of
Justice, he would rather cut of his
hand than pronounce sentence upon
Mile. Bompard.
When the sensation which this
declaration caused had subsidized the
prosecutor asked by what scientific
means It was determined whether
hypnotic -ieep IL real or simulated.
Licgols replied that the subject
really put TO sleep. can bear, With
out betraying any symptoms OF
sensibility 10 pain, pin pricks In
various portions Of the body.
DIR. Brounel was called. He said
ne had little esteem for the theory
of hypnotism. .Liegois' statements
wanted scientific proof. Brouudel
was not in favor Of again hypnotic
ing the prisoner, as he did not wish
| to run the risk OF letting the audi
ence hear revelations that might be
inside by the accused.
Drs. Mollet and Ballet shared his
views. They thought the case too
complicated to have been COM
mitted under hypnotic influence.
Mile. Bompard's counsel and the
counsel for Eyraud jointly respond
ed that the woman be hypnotized
in open court.
The Judge, after consultation, re-
fused the request
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
ssers 10 Protect English Vessels In
tsebrfpE Sea.

New YORK, Dec. le.-The
Herald prints a sensational Ottawa
special this morning, saying:
Confidential advices from WASH
ington strongly confirm press utter
ances that point to n crisis next
season in the fur seal controversy.
After the rejection by President
Harrison Of the latest British pro-
rcsal for arbitration, the imperial
government will suspend further
eilods toward a settlement Of dis
putes. By May re+t . strong force
OF war vessels will be asseihbicd, Of
the smaller class, TO be sent 70
Behring Sea 10 protect from re-
moval or seizure of British vessels.
The naval force to enter Behring
sea will I've large enough to induce
the American Government TO re-
fraln fTvm Interference with the
scaling vessels, unless The President
really de-ifcs 70 ,ring on the crisis
that lite American pies y predict
ing. Oar authorities look for no
trouble AMI Tor no molestatlOn Of
Canadian sealing vessels next
summer
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stab wound In the left bre.st. The
strangest part Of the story is the
fact, as related by Chief Hopper OF
the Newark police, that the woman
lived four days with q knife wound
In her heart. "The county physi.
clan told me Immediately after the
autopsy" he said, that some sharp
weapon, apparently = very thin and
narrow knife blade, had passed
through her breast aud the point Of
the weapon had actually punctured
her hearth
County Physician Wrightson has
MIS- Scott's heart in his possession
ana Its APPEARANCE would seem 10
bear out his statement that the
woman lived four days after the
knife had pierced II. There is quite
large hole in that organ.
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New Orleans, Dec. l9.-Thomas
Duffy, the newspaper carrier who
shot at one Of the Italian prisoners
charged with the murder OF Chief
of Police Hennesses, wss convicted
today cf Grounding less than may
HEM" the maximum penalty for
which Is two years imprisonment.
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execution of the peniing bill. then
the bill
SHOULD HE DEBATED.

Hoar had the provisions of the
force bill Of 1875 read for the purpose
Of justifying the opposition to It by
himself and other republicans and
show there was no Inconsistency In
his support Of the pending measure
Dawes introduced q bill TO pro-
hibit the opening on Sunday of any
exhibition where appropriations Of
the United States ars expended.
Adjourned.
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Examination of Te.ch.r,.

An examination for Teachers who
are applicants for positions in the
public schools OF Salt Lake City. a.
reii as fes those who are now teach
ing on temporary certificates, will be
held at the Twelfth School building.
beginning Monday, Dec. Goth, at g
O'Clock. J. +. MILLseAUGH,
d sat Chm. Board OF Examiners.
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oy All Dealers.
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STRANGE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Difficulties In Obtaining n Burial
Place for q Stranger.

!. =
Place for q Stranger.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. ia very
strange state of affairs exists in
Litchfield, a little station on the
Burlington & Missouri Railroad In
Sherman County. Early in the
week a stranger sick with mountain
fever anne 10 Mason City, Custer
County and died there. The citi.
zens pat the body in a box AMI
shipped il TO Litchfield. The Litch
field agent appraised his company Of
the arrival Of the gruesome freight
and asked them what he should do
with IL. He was instructed To turn
it over to the authorities for inter
menf. When he attempted to carry
out his instructions, however, the
village fathers refused to receive the
body, on the ground that they were
not authorized TO use the public
money for the burial of dead bodies
furnished by soulless corporations,
and set nightwatch at the depo!
to see thst the corpse was not sur
re,titiously removed and placed in
some vacant house. In the mean
time the agent has notified the rail
road company that the depot Is toe
small for two permanent occupants
and that either himself or the
stranger must go.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
y,.,,. Of -amuel warner, Deceased.

NyoTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ .nEferngned, Administrator OF thS
Estate Il ss-n-el warner. deceased, TO The
creditors Of, ate 81 persons having claim.
against me .aid deccirsd, 10 exhibit then
yits the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the frst Publication o; rs 10
lice. to the SAID administrator. at Room ,
Hooper and Eidredge Block. 90 south. asl
Temple street. IN Inc City and County al
Salt Lake. Utah
Dated November 18th, ls.ss.
WALDEMAE VAN COLT.
Administrator Of the Esiatc Of sauuc
Warner. dseeased. oaw ow
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Disorder of the Kidneys,

Made Al ROXDOUT. n. T.. 81; for s.
For Sale by z g N. I. Drug Dept.
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Pneumonia and Bronchitis CARR
or One-third Of the
Hnmam Rare.

1t is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry
of one-taird Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what Is more
sur arising, both Of tho above dis
Eases result from neglecting q COM
mon ordinary cold. A cough
should never be neglected. II ii is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and it sticks by you
longer. Ballard's Horeholnd
Syrup is the best remedy In the
world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles. II
you have any throat trouble, call
for Ballsrd's Hctehohnd Syrup and
take no cher. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agents. 1.
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NOTICE 70 ohsp.Tess.

TOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By The
IN undersigned.A Administrator OF the Re
tate Of james Watson. deceased. TO the
creditors Of, and all persons having CLAIMS
AGAINST the sad deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the frss publication OF this
nauce, to the said administrator. az the
once q Watson Bros. "a and . West.
Late, Utah Territory.
Dated December 18th. 1850.
ROBERT BOWMAN.
Administrator OF the estate o: James Wat
con. deceased. o2w Sw
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Wilhelm. An.,r.iI. = nrrs r,,,.

hyou are Yellow, Bilious, co..
siplted with Headache, bsd breath
drowsy, no appetite, look out you
Liver IL out OF order. One box o
theee Pills will drire all the trouble
away and make a neE being Of you
Price IS cents. Zion Coop Nicer
tEzt. Drug Dept, Agent dds
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To Mack : Purman, Defendant.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
IL appear 10 an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court OF the Third Judicial District
Of the Territor, Of Utah. and TO answer the
complain: fled therein within ten days lex
elusive OF the day Of seryice) after the
service ON you of this summons-f served
within this county; or. IL served out OF this
county, but IN this district. within twenty
days: otherwise within forty days-or .udg.
ment by default will be taken a-ainst you.
according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action is brought 10 have de-
cree of his Cont dissolvlng the bonds Of
metrimony existing between plaintiff and
relief in the premises as may be Just and
equitable. Above reiief prayed on the
grounds that for more than three years last
past defendant has failed TO provide Tor
plaintiff the common necessaries OF lie
not having contributed At all TO her sup
port during that time: ana that plaintiff and
defendant have not lived together as hns-
band and wife for more than three years
last past
aud VOC are hereby notified that il you
fan TO appear and answer the said com
plant rs ABOVE required. the said plaintiff
" II apply 10 The Court for tie relic de-
handed there n.
and the Seal OF the District Court
OF the Third Judicial District. m
aad for the Territory of Utah, this
18th day OF November. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand cigh; hun
dred and ninety.
SEAL HENRY G. MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
ByGEo n. LOOMS.
doawS st Deputy Clerk
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GRAY's AMENDMENT.

Senator Gray introduced in the
Senate a number Of AMENDMENTS to
the pending election bill, which
strike out the provision for . perma-
nent annual appropriation for COM
pensati0n Of supervisors and takes
from these officers the power to in
terfere with the returns.
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LOCAL TRAINS.

LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE xSrsoGDES-
Leave salt Lake % an. and as0 am "a
pm. Returning. arrive salt Lake $40 In
s-.of.m-, SIS pm
HiSGH.1-
Leave salt Lake s-s5 Am, returning, arrive
salt Lake j-3op-m-
AMERICAN PORK. PROVO. sPRISSTiLLE,
THISTLE AND Nj. pleasant.
Leave salt Lake 80 pm; returning, ar
rive szii Lake as Am.
d. o. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT,
bcnerhi Manager sen-Pass. AIT
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Not having any Telephone, oui
customers will please leave orders ri
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or al
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot foi
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also fol
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. b. MARGETTs.
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THE RAT PLAGUE.
Al EnElish District Iufested viii
she Rodents.

A. EnElish District Infe~ted with
she Rodenss.
LONDON. Dec. 19.-The rat plague
In the Fen district Is becoming q
matter OF most serious concern TO
the farmer, and he Is probably
hewildered and baftied as 10 where
It will ell end. One man In the Fen
country boasts Of having killed in
one parish this year over 5000 rats,
and 300 Of these were extirpated
on one farm. The parish is still In.
tested with The rodents, and the i'm.
preston seems TO be growing that
this rat region Is the chosen land OF
the rat. from the fact that he can
burruw easily into the banks and
can always obtain water without
going far In quest.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E..s;e Of william Bowman. Deceased

Etast u "tIlAih DOW nsAu'
NOTICE IS HERsHr GIVEN BY IEk
IN undersigned. Adminisiratrlx OF the
tstr.s 81 william Bowman, deeease1.t 20 tne
creditcfs Of, s-d al persons hsvfnf sisirns
against the sS.t dee9ascd. TO e-s:bf fhes,
with the necessary yoB -sc.s. WITHIN zen
months After the Erst pubiicstsos Of thss ~
dee. to the said admin isirz;rix. 90 :se Of
See OF Isaac NJ waddeil. Attorney. = ri
2, East, south Temple Street. -alt Lake CITY.
In the County OF salt Lake Utah Territory.
Dstsd November rth, lseo.
hiRGARkT BOWMAN
Adfunipists1tix Of the estate OF william
un,~r.n dsrra.rf osW So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-20

"si3rowa's Bronchial Troches' an
excellent for the relief Of Hoarsenes
or Sore Throat. They are exceed,
ingIy efftctive."-ChSixian World
London, Eng.
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sisS, Isandred ChI..me. KILLED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l9.-The
steamship Bekgsc arrived this morn
ing, bringing advices saying the
deaths resulting from the powder
explosion at Tai Ping, China, We're
more than first estimated, 1t icing
stated that eight hundred collins
were taken out Of the city, and yet
there were not enough 70 bury all
the dead. A Chinaman lighting a
pipe while repairing the roof Of the
powder mill is said TO have caused
the catastrophe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-20
SALT LAKE CITY
Park CIT,
FREIGHT TRAINS
PASSENGER RATES

Between Salt Lake City and Park City
Single Fare, $500. Round Trip, So
J.A. ToUSG IT,. MACINTOSH.
Gcni. Sup. Gen Fri. a Pass.
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SUMMONS.

IL Zee District Court ia Gl.d for "a.
Third judicial District Of UlGh Ter
Sitory, County Of iSdit Lake.
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LOST.

lASE GRAY HORSE. BRANDED BIT on
~ iefs shoulder and on LEFT hip.
shoulder; has star in forehead, ship on nose
and one hind foot white
Ten do'lkrsYswErd will be paid for thelrre;
turp to se.rs. Jeremy Co., Is w. Prs
SOUTH 81. eess
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WOMEN AND GIRLS DID 1T

LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch re-
ceived in this city from Michael
Davitt states that the injuries sus-
tanned by Parnell at Castle Conner
were Inflicted by women and girls,
who pelted him with flour and mud.
The lime thrown in his face and
eyes, the dispatch says, Is Parnell's
latest disgusting dodge to evoke
sympathy and divert the peoples
mind from the real issue.
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Celebrated Chiekering Piano.
Elegant Rosewood Case. Chick.
ering 4 Sons. Only sl15. Maker
price. $500. Time II desired. Cal
Salt Lake Music Co., 20 W. 1st Souti
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Holiday Excursion
n a IT Z -!

THE UNION PACIFIC WILL SELL
i Excursion Tickets for the Holidays 81
Single Fare for the Round Trip. For Christ
mas selling dates December 3lth and 18th
Ticken good for return until Janusry
9Th. l-ei. For New Years selling dates
December 3ist and January lst Good fol-
return until January 5th-
Tickets viii be sold from and 70 all sta
TORS within = distance Of go miles, but
must be used for continuous pAssaEe In
both directions. e. W. ECCLEs.
dcod General Passenger Agent
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A SHAMEFUL FABRIcArroS.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Archbishoy
Walsh has telegraphed the London
papers that the account Of the meet
ing Of the Chapter Of Dublin, pub.
Iished yesterday by United Ireland,
Is q shameful fabrication. The arti
Gle declares that the Chapter
adopted resolution urging the &c.
clesiastical authorities TO abstain
from taking any action on the Par.
nell matter.
The Kilkenny correspondent OF
the Telegraph declares that he
tasted some Of the matter thrown at
Parnell: and found the substance
gritty and acrid, and it was un-
doubtedly collected from the small
limekilns near Castle Conner.
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the absve reward for an
Ease OF Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, sscl
Hesdschc. Indigestion. Constipation o.
Costireoess We cannot cure with VEST
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the direction
arc strictly complied with. They are pure
y vegetable. and never fsii 10 give onfis'
faction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes con
tsining 90 Pfls. IS CENTS. Beware OF coun-
ierfeiis aud LIMITATIONS The genuine
nsnulaerured ory by THE JOHN q.
.rsssr COMPANY CHICAGO. ILL
sid by joHs-on. plArf A Co.. DruR.
sssts, sait Lzse Cry.
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Lee proceeds at much length to
state the opinion that, in view OF the
excited state ofpubllc feeling, 1t Is
fneSpedient for the clergy to mix up
with violent meetings. He is no
less clearly u the opinion that the
clergy have a duty 20 perform in
impreseing upon the people on every
suitable occasion that, despite h.
many previous services, they find
themselves forced TO the conclusion
that they must regard Parnell as n
fallen leader, no longer worthy OF
the peoples confidence.
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DON'T IMAGINE

That Dinwoodey keeps noth-
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture. for he keeps
all kinds of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
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A STRANGE CASE
a Wemaa Lives Gour Days Stabbed
On the Heart.

NEW YORK, Dec. le.- Mrs.
Louisa Scott, a rather handsome
c0lored woman, died in 81. Barna-
has Hospital. Newark, n. j., at "a
O'Clock this morning, the result Of a
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20 M.ck s. rurman. pefendan;.

The People Of the Territory OF Utah SEND
(,raefin--
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IT was just in Time.

&c. Bartholomew, Kalksskz. Mich, says:
located in this place Eve years ago. havips
formerly resided in Troy, IN \. ] have
been . great sufferer from what the physi-
clans of Troy called Bught's Disease. ]
used Dr. David kennedy's FAvorite Rene
dy, of Roadou;. v. \. All the terrible
symptoms OF the disease are gone. have
no traces Of any
Disorder of the Kidneys,
liver or bladder. Who would begrudSe the
cost OF this medicine Tone dollar q bottle
for such . blessinx or refuse this simple
though sincere token Of gratitude for being
perfectly eured' owe everything to DIR.
kennedy's Favorife Remedy. and hope this
will induce others who sufcr from any
kidney. liver or blood disorder. to use this
medicine
Dr.Kennedy' sPaVoriteRemedy
Made Al ROXDOUT. n. T.. 81; for S
For Sale by z @ N. I. Drug Dept.
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.I.ss Contra Railway.
Time Card in Effect OCT. q, 1890

Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily, as Follows:
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. W. NJ NIL i->biA-sS bt-4-h ~
STARVATION.
A SCOUT ARRESTED.

OMAHA, Dec. IA special from
Camp Carr. on the Cheyenne River
says; John Farnbam. a scout, was
today placed hinder arrest Farm
ham is suspected Of giving informa-
ton concerning the movements Of
troops TO the hostiles. He lisa sguaw
man. The troops are ready for
movement rs soon as orders are re-
ceired, and VIII have no difficulty
in penetrating to the Indian s.rosg-
hold. Several easy routes have
been found in and out Of the social
81 imnrepuaitle etronghald
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HOME oovERNME EMIT.
Some Rcgrettnble Features of tho Prcscn
Inv gvsfptn

/
Some Rcgrettnble Features of the Present
Lax sy-tem.
A few years ago Frank r. Stockton
wrote an essay on "rhe Training OF
Parents" which, although somi.satlri-
cal, had in 1t substratum OF whole
some truth. Briefly stated. his argu-
ment was that great change had
taken place in the constitution OF the
family, especially in the United States;
that tho child had usurpod tho former
prerogatiye OF the parent, and. there
fore, that II was time for us to recog-
niza tho altered condition and TO give
to the children Of the present day as
sistanco and counsel In tho iudiclous
training OF thor parents.
Among the rules suggested for the
government OF parents tho primary
proposition was that illial control
should begin in tho first years OF
parental life. WHOM tho minds Of the
parents would b. in u plant and mold
able condition. II 1t should become
necessary to punish parent tho child
must not foegot tho Importance OF
temparlng severity with mercy that
once having t,koa tho roins OF govern
mont In hand II m ut never resign
them, but const t1tly keep n guiding
uud controlling power over both the
father and tho mother, In fact. all the
old-fashioned rules that were supposed
to be applicable to tho training OF chill
1ren wero used Il, Illustrations, the
sum OF advice to children being; Train
up a parent in tho way he should go,
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THE MARKETS.


Corrected Weekly by Charles Mckee Co.
The Grocers. IIopkinsyille, ny.
PROVISIONS.
Buttcr- 20 TO 25e.
kggs-l2lsc.
Poultry 20; chickens, $3.50 to s2,sS.
iiams-Coaniry, IL to 1885,; sugar cured, 10 t.
loo.
Shoulders-Se.
Jowl---
Lard Refined. Co.; extra choice leaf. 100.
Ihee-e-ll to s0c.
flour-rateut, ti.so; standard sioo.
Meal-Gnc per hirhcl.
Dried Beei-By piece, l5e; Clipped, SOC.
GRocERIEs.
Sugars Granulatcd. $50, y. o., o.; brown
= g.. dark brown, &c.
Tea--Biaek, COG to Hoo; green, ~ 70 Sl'0.
Cunecs -Grcen Rio, ~ Ia aue; uoldcn Rio. SO
o. q. Java, 30 To J5e; roasted, - to Sos' ground
~ To H0c.
baking Powlers-g5 To soc.
Molaszes-N. o., "a to i5c; heavy, 10 - 19e.
CANNKp GOODS.
Tomatoc--sib eau-, sl,oo per do1; 3ih cans
uon-sIb cans. 81 10 To 81. 30 per dw.
Oysfcrs-llb cans, sl.0O 10 Si.so; alb cans, fl''
to t2OO.
fcas-sb cans, slSJ to ,9.oo; French 500 per
dor.
Beans--suing. gis cans. tl.oo per ,lol; string
lees VI - per dus; gold wax, 2ib cans F9.oO per
dnz.
Blarkbcrries-9ib cans. sl.s5 per doz
Strawbcrries-2ib cans. ssp0 To $500 per doA
Raspbcrtics tBl-.ih Sis per dos.
sHulinc--Amuricat,s 100 per duL, French, ~
10 20c per can; smoked, sOc per can.
VEGETABLES ANp FEuIrs.
Applcs-yl.50 per bu. dried, TO SC perpound;
eyap0rnted. l2i.c per poaud.
Orange 20 30 per d01.
rotatac--irl-h, ync for choice sound goods
sweet, isc for chu4rc sound guul-.
Onionr-Si.25 pes In
tabbage--New, 10 "a soc,
Turuips-
ncans-Whitc navy. zoe Per gal.
fea--splt, ioc per gal; green English, i0c
per gal black eyed. iuc pet gal.
MisCELLASEOUs.
Coal Oil-20c per gal.
starch Ia Joe pee pound.
soap-{a - TO S5.VO licr box.
Nail--f2.Is.
Clover Seed