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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

Erminia INorl, Bull, Antwerp. sid Feb Q.
W 66y Nor, Gram, Santos, at Sapelo March
Testa [Norl, Gjertsen. Antwerp, sid Feb 9.
vans q Som LGerl' spiegelborg, Liverpoolsld
Finland lRusl, -, Passages, sid Jan
Leto lNorl, Wagie, st Louis du Rhone, sid Jan
Char S6%5le fSo lNorl chEst9pherson sid Feb 49,
6arwa lRnsl, =, from -, sid Feb -.
osfarsvarf Lswl' TeglYd' Marseilles, sid Feb
Prosit [Nor1 Hansen. at sapelo March 81.
Birgitte lNorl, Christensen, Havre sid Feb "a.
Fillau Ger, Gerlach, London, sid March 8.
L0IVaId lNorI' Haarversen. Liverpool. sid Feb
sundsvall Lswl, Soreusen Hamburg. sid March
Hos [Norl, Johansen, Dublin. sid Feb y.
Maury lNorl, Olsen. Arendsl. sid Feb %.
Enigheten Rus. Fagerland, Dublin, sid March 9.
Tsgal lNorl, Sorensen. Rotterdam, sid March Z,
Gler Bril- Murray, Trieste, sid March T.
Marie lNorl, Evensen. Trieste, sid March 70.
Alba lItall. Elllipo, SAnguinetti, sid March IS.
inverdrnie LNorI, Wittusen, London, on sid March
Scion INorl, Olsen. at Arendal March IS.
Try INorl Andersen, at Arendal March 49,
Vegar LNorl. Andersen, Rotterdam sid March
Thora [Norl, Olsen, Bristol, sid March 4.
Island City. Walker, Baltimore, cid March "a.
Charmer, Daooll, New YORK, sid March 90
Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadelphia sid
March a.
Lille L Pollard, Deputy, New York. sid March
IS
Annie Bowen, -, from -, sid -
Isabella Gill, Collision, Baltimore, up March 81
David Baird, Booye, New YORK, up March &c.
John H Tingue, Burdge. New York, up March
90,
Elwood Burton Kitchens, Norfolk, sid March
Is.
Jennie Thomas, Young Baltimore, up April 2.
Laura NJ Lunt, Peck, Baltimore, sid March %
VIM F Green Son, Barter. New York, up
March Is.
Mary j Cook, Higbee, New York. up March 90
VIM Neely, Thompson, New York, up March 30.
Chas Tuttle Ives, New York up March 80.
John duBignon, Turner. New York, up March
90.
VIM b Sumner, Pendeton, New York, up March
30. -
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CLARA LOUISE KELLoaa's oAr.
When Set Free From Trap II Tore
on a Piece of Its LiberAtor's Lip.
From the Netc York World

When Set Free From a Trap It Tore
Of a Piece of Its Liberator's Lip.
From the Netc York World.
NEW HARTFORD, CONN, March 81
When Mrs. Clara Louise Kellogg -Strakosch
arrived here from New York to take DOS,
session of her newly-builr residence last
summer, she brought with her large NAL
tese cat named Peter. Now Peter seemed
reconciled to his new surrounding until the
advent Of Prince. dog Of no pedigree to
speak Of, but which gained notoriety for
having swallowed valuable diAmong ring
When Prince, the dog, came, Peter, the
cat, left, and was never again seen by the
Stakosoh household.
Albert Simons. a section hand on the
New York and New Haven railroad, had
occasion to go night before last to steel
trap he had set for skunk which was
catching his chickens The trap was
sprung. and In it WAS large Maltese cat,
presumably the long lost Spring Hill" tom
cat Peter
Immediately on being set free the cat
sprang at Mr.. Simons face. tearing with
its teeth a large piece from his under
lip, leaving gaping wound. Mr.. Simons
pluckily fought and killed the cat before
calling medical assistance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
OFFICE OF ]. F. GREER, County JUDGE,
GREEN Cove SPRINGS,

CLAY COUNTY. FLA, May 23d, 1891.
GENTLEMEN-Twenty-t three years ago I was
attacked with infammatory rheumatism, was
attended by the most eminent physicians In the
land. l visited the great Saratoga Springs, N.
Y and the noted Hot Springs Of Arkansas, and
many other watering places, and always
consulting with the local physician for direc.
tons; finally came to Florida ten years ago.
About two years ago had a severe attack OF
rheumatism, was confined TO my room for
twelve weeks and during the time was induced
to try P. P. P. [Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Pc.
tassiuml, knowing that each ingredient was
good for impurities OF the blood. after using
two small bottles was relieved; at four differ
ent times since have had slight attacks and /
have each time taken two small bottles Of p. p.
p, and been relieved, and consider It the best
medicine of its kind. Respectfully,
j. E. GREER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
LIST OLE VESSELS.

Up Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
OS Al konow [Norl. Rasmussen, Savannah sid
9arch 10 via Bluefields.
Sa an Prince [Brl, Forsyth, at Baltimore March
HHurtez SD. -, Cette, sid March via Huelva
unAeid lBrl, Cumming, Cardiff, sid March %
D.. SHIPS.
procty [Brl, Jones. Rio Janeiro, sid Jan 25.
BARKs.
u. .G II Norl, Gunderson, Antwerp, sid Sept IL,
az almouth. in distress Oct 10.
-1S'lls .Norl Olsen. at Rio Janeiro Dec 20.
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MONDAY. April 1, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Anil I'D - I u - +
s,.amship City Of Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson. vu, craDa ro.ta- p.,,,u.
, 7 Caroan, Agt.
ps 10 Richard [Rusl. Engblom. Queenstown, in
last TO Strachan & Co.
Ozark Rsrk Ariadne INorl, Hansen, London, in bal
As s.br Edward G Hight, Richards, Baltimore,
IN coal TO D Thomas; vessel to Geo Harriss
& Co. e.A.,5. Nyo-A,,-,. rAu-,~,
with coal TO D J Murphy; vessel to Geo Harriss
@s,sarer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's Bluff aud way
,s3dings-W Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and
pr,,nswick--W 7 Gibson. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04


Nav York. April Arrived schrs Helen Mon.
,.gUe. Adams, Mobile; Normandy, Rivers, Fer
DS CIIeared-schr John Pierce, Taylor, jackson.
lie. Hattie Dunn, GLAND, Fernandina; Lizzie
Hever, Bierlein, Fernandina; Sylvia G Hail.
low, Mayport, Fla.
Ispl. Arjunon, Charleston.
T1xhaven, April ARRIVED. steamship Tudor
prince IBrl, Werikel, oosaw s c.
FoIkestone, March 31-Passed, bark Biskop
Rum fNorl Lund, Pensacola for Sutton Bridge
7reenock, April Arrived, bark PIantagenet
Hull April l-Arrived, bark Bonita lBrl, Led
well, Savannah.
Colon, March STARVED, schr R Toel, John
sO Havana 19 March 24-s&led. bark Amalia lspl,
siluaga, Brunswick.
Apalac nicola, April ARRIVED schr Villa y
Hermauo, Gill. Cardenas.
baltimore, April Arrived, schr Charles O
Dame, Grove, Charleston.
Brunswick, April ARRIVED, schr George H
Ames, Marshall Boston.
sailed-Schr John Twomy, Thatcher Perth
Amboy; w Wickham, Ewan, Philadelphia;
James Ives, Smith, Philadelphia.
Fernandina, April 1-Sailed. steamship Hal
lamshire lBrl, Alleyne, Ipswich; schr Maggie g
Hart Blake, New York.
Pensacola, April ARRIVED, banks Aviemore
Nor, Scribe. Liverpool; Louise [Norl, Aarve,
Dublin; Sea King [Norl, Petersen, Dunkird !:
Vimelra [Norl, Olsen, Havre; Huano [Norl,
Cleared-Barks Wilhelm Berkedal fNorl,
Staagobyn, Hamburg; Phoenix [Eorl, Jansen,
-; Imperatore francesca Guisseppi lAusl
Scopinich Naples.
Philadelphia April ARRIVED, schr Genevieve
Haley, Brunswick.
Cleared-Schrs Edward Stewart, BIaisdel
Brunswick; Sarah Smith, Anderson, Bruins
wick.
Delaware Breakwater, April ARRIVED. schrs
Ann J Trainor, Morris, from Jacksonville for
New York; John D Williams, Longstreet, Charles-
ton for New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
For Over Fifty Years.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, alleys all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhPa. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. a d
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
RHEUMATIsM

Is emphaticAlly blood disorder caused by in
ability OF the kidneys to throw of certain poi
sous which accumulate in the tissues about the
Joints and muscles.
p P. p, very simple, quickly and surely cures
this disease neutralizing impurities in the
blood. Experience and science both indorse P.
p. P, as the only infallble blood purifier
knoWn.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
dige t ion &c Debility.
THEY WILL MARRY AFTER EASTER

THEY WILL MARRY AFTER EASTFF
Great Preparations Are Making.
They will wed after Easter.
And the presents will be many,
Sternberg's will supply them
From their rich collection.
Diamonds loose, and mounted,
Jewelry in the latest shapes.
Sterling silver ware, ornaments,
Onyx and brass stands and tables.
Birthday and anniversary gifts,
Souvenirs of occasions of note,
Gold headed canes and umbrellas,
Fine clocks. watches, chains, etc.
Largest display in city,
Lowest prices possible.
I'D. STERNBERo's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

sPEClAL-At $50 each. 100 dozen Huck
Towels 22x44 inches; regular price 400. each.
100 pieces China Mating just received
ranging from 9oc. to SOC. per yard.
$50 Boys sUITS-sizes to Unjust be
closed out under cost 10 make room.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

The great reason for the success Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is found in its positive merit.
1t cures where other preparations fail.-Ad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
The Best Tonic

known, furnishing sustenance to both brain
and body.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
Housekeeping Linens and
SundrieS.

we are opening Spring Importations OF
bleached and Cream Table Damasks, Maps
kins, Towels, Doilies. White Dinner Cloths
with Napkins to match.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

Old newspapers-20O for 25 cents-at the
business Office. MORNING NEWS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
PASSENGERS.

PersteamshIp Chattahoochee from New York
j Mullen and Wifi. H Mincklen, w Pye, F
W Sohoonmaker, II n Dodge, R Wayne Parker,
Fibedo and wife. Albert Scott Jr Miss Alice
Scott E r Geddings and wife, G X Thompson,
Y Middleton. Jos Thompson, G Campbell Q
Morton, Albert Scott Sr wife and infants,
and 10 6teeraRe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

ClNcu-What have you given up for LentY'
PINcH-Thirty dollars for my wife's Easter
bonnet. PUCK.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
EOR DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
and crossed red lines on wrappoz.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
NAINSOOKS.
SILKS.

/ lot Figured China Silks at $780,. similar
goods are being sold in other houses at 81
per yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04

For Corns, Warts and Bunions
Use only Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-04
su1PPING INTELLIGENCE.

.-,CvTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..6:43
- WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1925 A n. 10Y M.
STANDARD Time1
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BENGALINES.

One OF the most stylish and popular fabA
RIGS in vogue at 81 IS and upward, We
have them In Black and Colors.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Button - c a
hedock Agt.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

AGRICULTURAL.
Preparing for an Early
Market.
SUCCESSFUL P0ULTRiMEH.
The Matching Process During the Cold
Months is Said TO Be . Very
Delicate One.
SUCCESSFUL POULTRiMEk.

hiring February The successful Foui-
tCman sin u-7sn To prepare ior the
r,,., .tfiIy bTuiler., hieL always bring
.t.b high p.iee- IN early marietta
"A ,r,t ,Lru oal =. last as possible dur
,r., tht- t-rig.i, tor those sold after May
ali not bring a. god price as ttse very
-ty.y ONES. The rsZs sci s.Jn8e time In
p-Fru.,, generally mrAn March pollets,
snl tArs- are ial1oa. lot layers nrxt
yvAs. a,
Inc Matching pfuess during the cold
,,t,rtl. very delcat. one. ard sfiAt
4tl-ut n llu-l t- paid 10 the llttie de,siie.
Tt,- tu-ab!,uf - all TlgGt ia its pare,
HsI tny.e chicks hAlchrd III February
.al March by strong, tuty hens gill do
the bet. They -hyali Ii s-t In the open
.fr and Sunshine III some protected place
Ahrfr covering Ani ~aTullh can TO
IA ckiy siSen il storm " c".a zap
tulurs Select . nn- -sfu dAg 'vf lFse
setting. aud lhen soi the hcE. 81 -9st
start Hal dokrn Of du&ru BE 80
-h.l.d Ii set al Al oLc~. aisd Ibe} sfses.
b- watched carrtaily 10 s-~ that lhrs do
act neglect their es,- Dsifins Tho nrst
dsy OF tso il sJuid &c sell Ia shns the
hens on the nesi By means Of frames,
-ss. lsng rnoas Oh for thea 10 get osslsi,
In~ h-as emily having eini pAht. AMI u
hail Io1ea are all plA,'-.i Ia a row. the
.lt--zr bitter satisfied than Il each ons
- .1ut 81 by h1rs~H
Wn-a The btl-.is are ali hatrhei. cs1n-
taaAl astshiuin~ss call 10 the price 81
rAs-tns tArfm .arr,-z uliy. /, 10 q ditfs-
ga.g "a. . bring tho chickens 10 niatn'
,.ty IGrla. Ih- oJd tsOa,hs sithoat ks-
.ns uiaay VI them. ahd Is 10 tsr this f-A-
-4n that lhrs bs!bg ssssh god pf'c--~.
Tie sulns are very susceptible so cold
sol th~s u-.-l rI-rcis~. 'bru..i~r ruhs''
arc ,~r7 tie ~ - t-r them. and they
-h.u.i ts- al.o.-i 10 exercise 10 them
~5vrs CAV 4 cog bus s,th h1tb~si sash
sgvt il = tAe t~., .i-a oi hfO.sdrs fnn
.a4 suy on- euast cInstrgst such q
hlu.- r.iagsg unaCk Il 'flealIy. They
aye Il great yalg- IN raising the yoans
-1rlnE bro lrr- AMI the March Pali-ss
t9f arEl yraf's laytns.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

NJ sure sisn of characterization
E0"n 'HH i'rmsr finds in midstutsr
,'ai b" "a obliged to'purrhss- feet fSr
''''s WAT he Is ksSp ping n only shows
",l shsErrneHt when stock hep, will
no. psy Joe bong htsn feel. or when the
'.Fa''In nf the farm il .uch that pu,.
'hA'"'t feed cannot rs brought 20 i,.x.
'"p' At unusual oust. In the first ea..
he mi'tas" IL in tho kind Of stoct In
-" other Il lies in the location If tho
ann u "a SLOW work improving Land
only by feeling out on IL wha, i. groxn
There. II additional fec,i can b.. bought.
we improvement Of soiI fertility goe- on
mn.h more rapidly. II ough, slsp 10 10
VIZ at least enough prof, on the stock
-e'' to pay TOR the Extra feed purchased,
no gain IN the land tnns, com. fr,m
Heed bought and consumed thereon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

,,ruf.e Wan ftadtsns s1ece~~fal
archafiss;. .ivrs a. hts L.ss advice the
..liIaIns IN tho F.tsgsrr ''tilosJs- high
ground - a, ,ssst n Ras high. u sAos "A
ave iJs-r sruunI 10 the y.r.nity. Isys
rt,t, near I-vp sA!l~ys OF ravtnss wiil
do. INT. Is ios A., drainage and 20 80.
rape spFins !rusta- hyO,i valleys, boa
tums. or ,lpush. ~hrfe tos or eApDf.
can acta4a.ats. North ssop- psrt-sfr,i.
tiant rils~, IN rUse runniCs slightly
49, ~ south l-an ssv,s coll In di,
rcvttDa the ross run Ttr-s inefin~.i 10
=, -.=s Il horth sh.yahi h~ h~aa~d .~n Go
ta~aty l-Sr~ss. thussr bat lea 10.
f~sirr thnsn - ~ sell in the hs-aitty
.1ts are 81 Dush for a eoni tnrrrtal ansi
tsr.ge b5r family osvhsri. Galssvasn
So. asat ap g'--s ia autumn, pksns
cora .rayias uniti spstas sn gather eus
sake ptant ssaih. aud c,on,ipns thas
i1.l 'rc~s s~gia W b~ar. ,h-n sow
ate veg t.j-s, planting ia rDs 10 b~ss
g' .--.aIa AGAINST sun .-ald. sur snd
ar. So rrnysni~ncr Of s,,ins ,hrvsgh
'ar orchard 18th q sagon. can h- hal
Is AA.I-. rose 10 Tar srart - the va.
ret - 3rfa AMI. ~ the fAnsv of the
% amer may dictate, Tea to riiis~u t-cs
~ t.~ nose fosstsShty-~isht' s~s apart
eatls.ar-arr. ~ this time hall ai tbs
trees EtaaI - rgl ct they hays pasa
'H~ rat--- eVg~a'e obi! the orrhAfa arsss
aAar AZ riri a P-4Ht. anil she remain.
90 trrrs srv ia lester rots.Ii;l,n than if
'aes HNl o-vup ri tE.s .h3ls sruu nj
t-.s ..r arst ..AallHs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27
PORTLAND MARKET.


Produce, frnH. ete. aa
wsx.r- Nominal. Valley, 81 DOC '"o
Walta Wslla, tl. 5Dts .55 per cehtal' n.
FI0us-Staniard, a aOi Walia " ais'
a 80; Graham, siW; suPefnhe' ~"
per barrel. hJ
HAY-sli'di per ton. % 4
Bran, q shorts -
ground barley, s22.5d'a2o %; ehop VI
as ..r ton: iced harley, t2o hlid'
ilings. t2s per tom brewing pHi''
81 loo |. 10 per GENITAL. e7t-
BurfgR-Oregon fancy creahie' % ),
arc; fancy dairy, g 49, iAiI W
good. 25a27tac; eomn,s.f, 30 = g
california 80 + S5c, Eastern, 'oeoI &c
per pound. .,z E..-,,
l5t q l6e per pound. III, i
Eaas-OrrgoH, ~ Eastern h'n''ii'N'
i7'se per dozen, .,.,. t,.k
PoutrsY-C dickens 81 4 o. ui'sr
sBsIg; gerGe, 81 per dozen, InfAe!'
/ i2l.e per pound. A.,
EIGEf,bL abuage, nominal, =
al rs Der centA! eaulihOser,f yer uvz
| Onions, 15c 81 per eentA4, P't"lo0'
| 4.5t1Sjc Der sarA sweet potAlor=
o.. pcr pound, carrots, &C per -, = .
pArsnit,s, fi.to per sack aspatages, -
/ Ter ,.guu4 pumpkin, e per pun"
! green PEAS. 10. per pound.
Fsrirs-Sivily lemons, s-S5'f -
| California. s. Jo'5 i.Uo per box Orange
81. -5s. - app rs, '5e.esl % poF TX
/ bananas, t5.5o,G 40 bunch pine
apples, s4s6 per dozen, Gran u'-ft'e'
SO. 500 II. 81 per baIfel smyrna n
l6c, c.trvns, re per pornd-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27
EDUCATIONAL.
School for lnstructing Women in Prac.
teal Domestic Economy and
Coosing-Etc.

There are ak schools il ireland v here
/ Irish is taught.
/ There are students from fifteen foreign
countries at Yale.
/ In Chill there are l 90 pm bile schools,
with 81 $S5 pupils.
There are free public libraries in 2ls
OF the 81 towns and cities Of Nassachu-
setts.
Texas learning has been made the tar
get Tor many a shaft, vet the state has a
school fund Of $1,000, 90
sixty three students are now said 70
~ working their way through Yale Col
iege and paving a 4 their EXPENSE.
- the 81 20, OoD and more capital
represented by Harvard University about
50 ,OJD, 90 IS invested in Boston real es-
tate.
The London School Board estimate,
that about per cent. oi the children Of
school age in that city is hzbitually suf-
tering for want of food.
Boston claims the honor OF having had
the fret free public school in l635
with only a sufficient number OF pupils
To make single class in the schools OF
~ day.
Bishop Lyman will on July / establish
a school for instructing women in prae-
teal domestic economy and cooking and
men in gardening and cattle raising at
Hillsboro, y. g. Juliet Cor-on will con-
duet the women's department.
The University OF the Great Mosque
Of ri Azar in Cairo IL resor'ed to by
more than 1000 Moslem students. not
only from Egypt and Turkey, bat from
Algeria and Morocco. the so dan, bar
for and Zanzibar, Arabia, Persia, Tur-
kistan. India and Malay sia. Nothing 10
taught except the Koran and the litera-
ture relating TO it.
The girls in a few OF the higher grades
OF the public schools Of New York city
are taught the physiology Of feeding
They are tJld what kind Of food IL need
ed by the body, and they have learned
the wonderful processes by which bread
il transmitted into blood and into
thought.
The University Of Chicago will start
iuiI hedged, with the best professors
money can obtain, a. the John Hopkins
began its career. The Chicago institu.
ton determined to pay 81 600 year %
every professor it invited 70 leading
chair, and IL IL taking some Of the best
from some OF the oldest seats If learn
ing. I, has successfully invaded Har-
ward, Yale, Cornell, Oxford and Fret
burg. The West Is something more than
wild and woolly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

Lag" '"~u reading tn vartars rrspSss
A7' hl ".sus sb~ a-roaats VI sspvrs.
rrnts sta e. Age caupar~sl ~ith o,7sn
"..tsr sS.l taken rAre Of and rtshtIy
.ni saTsaNrttsr a re Frrasses' Rfvssg
a." noted particularly the ~rp~rt.
monte ai frH.trsa,r Henri al the Me
1fns.n erf~rimsnt seaisnH. ard I en-
''s' '.a' 51 not sss e.~arlv shSYs tho
51sr . IN 'e'.i'ns si.Ass. sins. Slsr rsssa
''''.'"- sDstas "a ha.i ugi a. sell and
.T- a. fr"a' tss-iirs value ~ Tar az
Ia" 's"n ahFe - ntasrgn the ii.sssitls
aT"GH' a' u1 after N She ru.a tasAtsr 10
A.-f7' "'t4a. 'n tho 4 get. ble srTsouns II
H'''"r 70 tsAsn II y.a can .haw no
ID" point shsr~ Tho silayr ha. III. Al.
'hn'as-" ~ corn io-iirr. vun wiN phltsp
T-1rs truly, VI D. kJHyu4an couafy
Nan -inrs vngr correspond.
"Ht 'sss y. SO s.I give him ias, nrs
ilirt EhSrs'n siissS has tho a,iysn,s~.
'' corn ip'''!Sr II IA tnrrr s4sruisnt
~'pr'1i"ncs IL a quality tha, cannot 10
'l'Hn ~ chemical sualys,s bat i,
nevertheless "tis;s anil has q direct
A--'nS'al "a 10 to tho dairynan. IA
makes al the difference t.t.s.n ,hs
rA.7S '' milk II green erase and iry hay.
"' It d" vel snu~a tina, . cpu 9 IN give
'n'"1 more MIR on the former than on
.. most any other ration. In siisrr ps-s,
"f t4" anr"uiSnos ia retained in its
original form.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

HoSxr-lsalslse per pound.
sALf-LIserpDoI,tl 5.tU4si1. 10 sIpoa,
slla - per ton.
CUfr1s-Coeta Rica, 2le, Rio, PIE
Salvador, gle. Mocha, Ok, Java,
25c, Arbaekle's, uupouni cases, - &
per pound.
Rics-Japan, 500. i.lani. s5-5o 4
SIS per ceniAl.
BkAxs-sma4 white. j. pink, &c
bayo-, 2'.c; butter, 5'sc, nalAs, 5'se
per pound.
stuAR-D, Age, nobiea {, So.
extra {, itsc, sranaLAir'i, .sts
cate crushed and f-os 5Ase GOA
iection-r-' A, sac; maple sugar, 10 I
per p.Dand.
isrr-EAsIeru. IN barrels, ~ Z ~
haii-tarrels, i4t4 47e, IA cases, 5)sa "a
per gallon 8. . pei kes. Ca.lLoralA, N
tarr-Iz, Sc per gallon. 40 per kvs.
pK.kD Ektgr--PrIil1 pfunrs. &c 81.
yer, Sc, Italian, - crruAn. o-zc
plgm= o-ec; apple ) 90. peaches,
SO. i-rars, = pr poHni.
CAASED UooD,-iaBio traits, ~ ID
80, rs; t@ach,-s, 8! ~ 20. Bar.
EFT p--ar-, s.. ~J,t - piln-s, fl4s =
81; -graA berries g. - cherries =.
a. ~, blark berries, - 30 rasg
t-rriss, s.. b; pineapple 80 : -
aprtcut-, 81 .l.tl.7u. Pie tru.i. A->Jrtr7i
s!.luas - F--a..h~-, 80 plans, Z! q
to. black t-rrir- 81 = 4 : 80 l+-r DOZEN
Vegetables Corn, ST Iues lis touaAt.l--,,
so 4 4. a. - stigar pas blc o. -
strus trans sc,ftt.uo per t,E~n
Meats turut-i -. 8 ~ ctlpp-i l.-~
- .o inr. tDHEu,- - o. l., IS 5 -
i.-vl'-i IAN. o sO - ~ n-f . ...-.
t-h ~.r,tru-- - e =, ,ot-trf- g. A.
. 8 B.. - I p. ,sr. l.th. 81. -I.f 80
o. . t.# t1D t.onI~u--,!
NIX tt.~ -r4a. & ly Cr1Nu. o Vp .
Il : .An1 - Laa5p.ar so Mon
~ s. - r~F 49,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

EgEy-l4yr, }.aa a.. dressed. s.s--.
Arr7yS Live, shsasU.i. ~ tre~..~!
&c
!! Live. = &C.. drsss~l. -.
FENlr-5 = = pr p1Gri.
-N"EzD Mar Eastern ham. 'tt
i2c other gar,~tgrs. l.,c. break AS
tacou. ~. Gle. 4Hiss. gee, !l..r
smoked far"n. Ia fll'. ~ per T.5ana.
Ltsr'-'"mpoTu3. sf'1-. pure. l3i,
4 a.. oregon, iH.s - p-r Tuuni
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

'"~' '.a"I Frtnoe lat foreign water
veg s'l''' Ms lear Nses Tou ara looking
'4'','HS - 'harmeeHz' surely ron a.,
n"t uS''l &" drink ~ xafair,
N,net'ah h"irr~s No. prime Thi. IL
~ ''tt' s'a@'n in Egrugo am not bsr.
wv w Hs'''o th's time -Cbioagp TyIbuns
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27

,,,y''r n''',''' sad little Bo=,an boy.
Why, willjov
lie uses lad language"
"J' ! Am surprised What did he
rants, - " sshingtos po.s