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human, where the breaking Of electric brain
cells in day may reach as high as 5o, ,000,-
900 in stock of a possible 800, 000, 900, a
lay-over--sound sleeps nesessary to the
purpose that the stock may be refur-
nished. This, Of course, presapposes
that the frebox and other functional or
gans are all in normal condition If We
survey this brain developments throughout
the entire animal kingdom from the phre-
biological standpoint we shall see that q
steady stride in the direction of higher
mentality is exactly measured with the in
crease Of cerebral brain. We may observe
the upper line of the facial angle slowly
lifting and the sharp acute space become
more and more enlarged, until, in the higher
humans, the lines not only produce right
angle but go beyond it
1t was q most wonderful triumph for
Drs Spurzheim and Gall tc so determine
the brain Indication, TO locate even the
separate organs aud assign their functions,
albeit they probably never IN their day
realized the full significance of their dis
covery. 1t NAV be affirmed without the
slightest risk of successful retutation, that
all that pertains to life, to volition, to con-
sciousness to mentality, can now be con-
clusively and scientifically accounted for,
that every phase, feature, fact, force or
phenomenon may Weld to solution, in short
that there is not q single thing for an under
standing of which we need grope or confess
ourselves supine.
Taxing Care of the Furnacr.
But few thoughts with reference to the
treatment extended to the generator: There
is probably nowhere under the canopy an
other thing on which is imposed such incon-
siderate, outrageous and atrocious abuse as
the average enlightened (?) human being
extends to his stomach.
Is it any wonder that we die? No!
1t is rather a miracle that we live.
1t is fact that, from d scientific point of
view, we live longer than we ought What
messes unsuitable in kind and unreasonable
in time are dumped into this poor and con-
tinuously working servant Who considers
fitness or quality of material in its relation
to generating electricity? A generator?
1t is rather a sink, a sewer, Pandora's box
from which winged ills, ornamented with
deaths heads and cross bones, fly forth as
from cauldron in some infernoi
From the swill-tub to which the general
human stomach is transformed, what
perniciousness has not gone forth. The
ideas with claws, with bat-like wings and
satanic beads can all be traced to the soured
putrescence OF some ill-conditioned stomach.
There is a recuperative provision that
once in about seven years completely re-
places each particle in the human anatomy,
and were we wise and did we grasp and
did we care, of this we might avail our
selves and be borne on the current
of useful life into the centuries As it is
there is an occasional octogenarian in whom
this principle is not wholly extinguished,
but who comes to second sight," who
again 'cuts teeth''-poor nature, sometimes
not completely crushed, trying to throw
hint Of what might be- n.
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HOLY GHOST COLLEGE

Next session opens September 6 New
students examined September s Special
department. for pupils requiring sn ex-
clusively business training. For catalogue
ETC., apply to the REV. PRESIDENT
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I Fifth av.. next Leader. PittSburG: NO delay.
DRINTINa-cheap and quick. ct McFariand'a,
L 81 FEDERAL Allegheny.
T,RUFxY hauled to and from Pittsburg and Al.
L leghenI 30 cts. specia sIterfion given 70 the
moving Of fnrniture. J. O'NAL u montgomery
av., Allegheny Tel. SlsS.
FTRUNKS heuled 10 and from The East End for
j any cenh. CsmpbsI d DsvtA No. ~ Seventh
~. Telephone rs
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U1 s1O-Heslthl Healthi None Of the downtown
D1, brick walls, heat, dirt and noise; Is min
utes on cable lands you within Q square of our
charming little home; high, he.lthful and country
like. but in the heart of the city see particulars
eleeMhere. John r. SMeenY. "a Fourth AY.
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~ Classified real essots odu1tisensexs on thfs
page ten cents psr line fer each iss0tsoa, and
none taken for less than ts0enty cents.
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AUCTION 8 tLE-.


A UCTION SALE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
n Pianos and Organs, Tuesday, August
at 10 O'Clock at the rooms of the Henry Auc-
tion Co., "a and 26 Einth st.
Fine parlOr suites in the latest and best
upholstering, elegant cnamRer furniture In
oak and walnut, folding beds, one large
chamber SUITE cost $3.50; mirror-door ward
robes chiffoniers, extension tables, side
boards, rockers and Office furnff ure; hand
some upright piano, almost new, and in good
condition; also one square piano and cab
met organs; springs. mattresses, bedsteads,
chairs bureaus, washstands, kitchen and
laundry furniture; large line of new and
second hand carpets for rooms halls or
stairs: also at . O'Clock a lot of notions, hats,
etc. HENRY AUCTION Co, Auottoneers.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES

mEEIlNI1S AND NOIICNS.
Eoticex-
NOTICE.. o. l.. GRAY. FORMERLY OF
N Pittsburg. Pa. has applied to the courts for
divorce from his wife. Nora Gray, of Allegheny,
Pa.
NToTICE-DR. JNO. COOPER. JR, HAS RE-
N MOVED his ofiices from No. 4. N.Diamond St
Allegheny, TO rooms 42and 43 Westinghouse build
ing. Pirtsburg. Ear. nose, throat and chest dis
eases. Hours to P.
N-UTICE-I. o. o. F.-MEMBERS OF ZOCCO
N Lodge No. 3s5 will assemble at their hall, No.
AZ Smitilfield street. SUNDAY. July 81. at 1888
p M. sharp TO attend the funeral of our late
brother. Charles Plant. Members OF sister lodges
are invited to attend. BY order of the N. q. WIN.
L0CKHART, Secretary.
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FORSALE-LOTS.

City Lots.
Q7 3O0-On Ewing st., just above Fortieth and
GDlS Liberty av., sixteenth ward lot 25x65, new
frame house Of rooms; oEe-half cash. bal. to suit:
this is a positive barg ain. See Thomas mcCafrey,
the agent, 3509 Butler st.
G.1 475 RESIDENCE-Corner lot East End:
dplS railroad and electric cars. j. j. McDonOugh,
owner. No. 1852 Station ST., East End.
Q17E-8 lots: foot OF Castle Shannon incline.
GDl - Allies Bros. q Co., 1874 Fourth ave.
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The secret vi h<slthy sssn~ d skpsf,
II sossi sa ertIsas tosi. rh~y ssnnse =
aps hraitny without u. SsisAsv -
Pis' Leo IN sds la sras sssiliy 10 n,ssn.,s,
with al a. A writer says sish 49,
.hat .hs aa,nfSl s,si Doe hsxS IN ia -
Stats 10 srs,s. shs mast o, shs fssuf.
tp'osa an'i balls u pisnsss rhs 49,
'ssy Toe is'sd ef thts character 3 sslf -
'sn ssd By astass 10 psuvtaisr ~ ~
stsh f'sosss sos tbs passoss a sSen.s
'ss u. Evsa alter s-sssasa1as a D.
lisr' 4; ,sion, With simple sastsssses b
saIisiy eli i~nsasis. this psaelisssy = y
'ifs 10 rD,s. sasss p~nsi~as u ssssunirs.
'~nlsiHs 80 = psomiasat ghasssSssmea
sfm~rs sho hss, pssesixsa trsm ~
p'isssF sad aHrinx the sissss nsen
hag@ a. stated Intervals, al l~sss sUsxw
ssss xtven ons feed ot potatoes. -
A'tis hasss os tasaip-, have s,nat ~
10 boys aos oety rsltsh shsm. MI =
riTr sfws, h~n~as th.s.fsuaa. TAsy -
roa'iaetvs 60 . p.ff~es spastisSsa u ~
'ys'ens. stimHlasing The axsiua n III
partons orssas In th~ pertor ssew Il
shstr 'unr,t1ns. rhsy all 10 dixsaSs
Al i assi aails.ina n the mer~ ssiiJ kxk
Bfoesi s1ss. 80 yell ~ their ysnss. ~
especially b~asassd by . Eissssi ssSptf
II fo"s dist Shtse p<rxaans. iess~sA.
's a. a4ost eompab osy 10 lasuss aSwsg
hSAithy pigs snd sssassI tssfvv.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
h'ue Eyes "a 10 Have Always Pr-tom
mated Among the Great N.n Of
the WOrIi- Geronimo.

VI. Gounoi declares that his 6ns.t in.
spirations come while he i, hav,n, !,
quiet game OF cards.
Justice Field has been a member of
the Supreme Court for alrnost ,hi,,y
years. Only six Justices have served
/ longer.
Inc vignette oil General Sherman NJ,
the new - % notes 10 said 10 be on. If
the most expensive pictures ever taken
OF the old soldier.
Harrison Mecham, milIionai,s -,
Peta ANNA. Cal, has given $50 90 a.
iund from the income Of which aid |. IN
De gwen to the poor OF the district.
me Empress OF Germany sent Az Ooo
"a a present TO the lyfng.in hospital n,
poor women IN Berlin on the occasion NJ
the christening OF her lnfan. daughter
John G. Emo, one Of the mos, d;,,in
gnished OF the A nerican exilss in c.
aha, is prominent member nj ~.
Union Club in Montreal. and liys. ~
fine style '' !"
Bishop Hennes,ey OF st. Louis. !. /.
oeli"ved, viii soon he named AZ co,d,
Jntor, ana hence successor, OF Archbi,ho,
henrick, whose age interferes with his
performance OF the du.ies OF his OFFS
The ex-Chief Geronimo. who with
other suojukated Apache Indian, i, lv
ing near Mobile, has been made a ga,-
dener at the military station vhe,s Lo
- captive, and is also a Justice of tho
Peace FOR his tribe.
u ~Francois Copp e'srecept conf..,;o,
OF general and friyhtfuI i,noranc. be-.
met little credence. The Frenc, lc,d1 |
envy mas inst put him on a committa.
IN charge OF t g academy's gigantic a 10.
E'onary Of the French language.
Florence y ghtinyale, the famous nnr.e
d the Crimea, and whose deeds of aim.
pie mercy and charity were smbalmeJ
n cong and story Until she became Eny.
snds iavorite heroine, 10 now ~ wear,
I'd, and lives in per 'ect secl1sion.
John q. A. Herring OF Philadelphia
'as Just completed his fortieth year of
-iV CO with the Adams Express Com.
any. Tie II manager Of al the lines OF
ne e npany east Of the Ohio n J rev
n.y. and has charge Of go agencies
An inquiry i, NAL. again about the
ani isyne monument fund, which was
arteh slx years ago. IL seems that IL !
'ached 800 and public interest In IL
lcn failed. II is now propo.ed thai
The Hatne Circle )" OF Augns.a, Ga. a :
'erafy society, make an effort TO revive
terest in the matter. '''' =
Among the great men OF the world
ne eyes b. We always predominant ID. Z
4 era 81, shakespeare, Locke, Bacon. n
'lt'n' Goethe, Franklin, Napoleon and %
nan, all bad blue eyes. The eyes of p
-narck. Gladstone, Huxley, Virchov u
hnrhner are also Of this color. and N
the Presidents Of the United state. ~
cep; General Hrrison enjoyed the ar
ne ceruIean color az to their optics. OF
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'"wsrhIy Husband. u,

''FhI who once travelled wit, .,
.".'7 '''a IN" thi'; Many years aga :
n. "7 clown in Forepaugh's One 81,
w,f, a,h ,"''''r' had sharp tongued
la. 10 was e" insauely jealous Of him
.,,,. ~" : ~ N" poor man in a cons,an,
80 ~ 'feIhdatiun. tine sf,.rn,n,, ~.
,,',~s ~ MN talking to pretty ba,sbarI
"""r"Hfpn she secured a -
s, "n ana chased her husband nn,iI
tho Ii '.r 49, , '''~ r''ng" Icy jumping in,o
Linl .I cage and holding hi,n.alf h.,
cn ,,,,, ~, ''l' n.I' Ugh you mi.orahl.
th "" arr, sh" cr'"d. auzriy tugpins n,
Ja "'r7' como ont and face mo q, ~.
''"''' Boston Home Janrnai '''
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1HEFARM And CIIl
Good Sueeuleat Food ~.
Healthy Swine.
BUTTER THAT WILL nor q.
Farmers Mere was,tisl mn =. !.
Class Of business nsa--aAr
Agricultural Matter,

Farmers va u more ti..~
class OF basinsss man ~ &As|
Farmer =. - going 70 naslss "
pounds oi butter to-day. Win
anything slssf No. he esssr ~ ~
day. 10 bs sure, there I. =
plant and asparagus than a. ! n. ~
eat; II might bring q S. 81 ~ -
dossnt care 70 fass ios ~ m
little later coms vhss - III
can give away what the hss2 ~
want u the neigh hoss viii IN
thea ssivss. AZ los sssiy - ~ -
hardy sas ugh n pay ics lss,k
them. lie might pick tLsss 49,. y
eenss. tai they can sp,il a, n. Il
carry them Oh. The ssurss NJ ~
Sill take Gil the sweet cor " ~ -
and pay iof shas he sslis. vhits
take the sema'ndef hons - 49,
plss- Here 10 dollar O. s~a -
he can carry II - sell a ~ 49,
goes To market With butter - 49,
ID. IL 10 . bother snywsy. M
not spare more than . eoupss y |
Of apples. OF tave ba shsis Oh esr.s..a =
,so dozen cAbbAx~s, saaa.k~. ~
doss not boshes ~ dad . narsS -
snail . 4aAasits. and psrhsss
several iollAfs worth of ssxstshiS.
he has NJ ass tos into tbs esiIas =
doos pit, simply b<esass b. 49, ~
The noa bio Ia seii thea. Ne + 49,
says writer In the Gtsan<,. 1 ~. 49,
nan say The pssst -. sss - -
s,nzthinx Ia Iced live sssrA 4 49,.
Dues hs ts.d thsn, tsssSe>iI, ~. !.
tnaIn In tbs cellar ussil 70. :
March. sh-a he carries sa. sisrs,-S
oA<-s. Applss. rte- and the p.,sxlsss 40.
shrtssled aasil be thints hs'lt r. 49,
g. dasil ptansiax tinss, lsx he -. -
asSss of shsm. A ussehass sfssn s.s-x
.aofs time 10 ssIiIns 3, 10 q sssn -
VI biz sss 60 thsa 10 ssiiias { IA -
passsrn, We Soy shss 10 bis -.
|. e iAsmss's bsasia~ss 10 sry = - ~
'so.h instesd u lsssfns il 49, 4
p~aay ssv-d Ia tsssninx d vesss ~ -
.. ia any osh~s ta.ia<ss. Ia n -
b'i 'in-rs sss .h ish meats, II . hs,Ahws
80 = s.:e1aats tall shsss Q t.s -. Y
g ssa spsuis h1ass oi vsiaAhis IT, -
ihx 10 nti oas shs.~ The sssss -
IA tasr ns~ds To co eaisss = sks~uis .
any sshsr business nasn in ssiss = :
sacrsasful. Di~s hs d. IL
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N'eH" from Waited ~,

has .nggaa a",,'y 81 heat wasted by .lsv
rai,i, "S Sss''1 projects for utilizing :, ~
Lea, '.., steam but nothing practical ~. ;"
in Va, attained until recently Ata mas "NS
,n. Nv south Wales the mol,on s," ''"'
,ho, Nv" 10" bottoms Of iron cha,nss -
','at can Withstand Internal .,' o"A'noers
alag. In , vs. ., water ara forced on the
aIlsl ,, ~ short time the cha,nbor. ~. ..e
Other Wv" ,. steam that ran be utilized a.
Sun par" 81 tho works New w
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m...., rs.. win No. Geo..

tfsam varies. The ehusniss umG
emit it, eoadttians. the sane - Disstsg
must b. adapt to . s.sts tsssipA
what s1ald hs sbsaSht Of the ansoa
sho soala sIwsys hitch 10 the psse b
pseeissly the ssms ssaanss. fvSnef0
Of tho grad. The paaw might rns -
tssp nr soo shallow. sf might 'Asl 70 30
q, al. AMI IL snrsly seaH aas ~ -
sofs unlsss II ssrs iatslisNety
adiHs'sd 4, circumstances - On
ehufains. Cream varies ~iih s~sd, bTsel
'sssna snd period 81 lsstAiA aa. The ~
10 farmers sosn.sime have esssa W
they esnnot charm 81 oil. frgssesly
they get batter only after mnxh IN
and labor ssd batter tai he's ssa
wasted.
In the ease Of difficulty 81 shis ssaass
"aru' the cream 10 higher dsfsss tesa
rsual before setting u 10 fipea- ~
Try charming 10 warmer. bpa't te tfseb
ts'i sish bitter cream % butter this 40
Tor. II the GOES have Suitable fcnt. ~
esa h- prevented. Teis dissuvsass
taste 10 Developed by bacteria. vhkA
thrive ., lo~ Temperature. Keep "
cream fs~ degrees above freesisG. -
do not hold IL tao hing.
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A IlIndna auneKsiIiLo@.

No Iiindoo will touch the wild ~
Hover, which the botanists eau
frythrina iniios. though u is vhss
ol""m very lovely flower and q
sweet o"l"r They believe that y 81
Navy grew IN the Garden of India
W" center of heaven. where u wss
SHIPPED hy all the ,lepireD. Of that bse 4
aFTle krishna stole IL and brvushs u
earth. but all who worshiped 81
shrine after that event died beferv ~
COM" itave the spot. On this scco .s
'"d''a Ia Stunned as II 1t were potso
serpent.
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INDUSTRIAL BRsvIrlES
New and Efficient Process Of Obtaining
White Lead by Elec ricity Dis
covered by Frenchman.

Maine expects large ice crop.
Germany makes aluminium CT watts.
The best isinglass 10 made in Russia.
Paper bottles are made and utilized in
Germany.
China has twenty seven American
merchants.
Pennsylvania wooden mills employ
81. 900 hands.
Europe is reported to have $1,000
match factories.
Over 1900 styles OF silk goods are
known to dealers.
Nearly half the worlds railroad mile
age Is within the United States.
A Vienna brewer is doing a proita BILE
business. lie is worth ~, 0OV,0J0
Lottie Collins pay amounts to $l2.5O
for every minute she is on the stage.
The number OF sheep in Ireland has
increased by over 900, 0GO since 1879.
A sewing machine weighing 572 tons
10 doing good work in Leeds. England.
About 100 iron mines are At present in
operation in the Lake Superior districts.
Four messages can be telegrsphed on
ons wire by means OF the qusdruplex
system.
The total production OF maple sugar
In this country last year was y, 500 9:2,7
pounds.
Glass-lined iron tubing adds immense
y to the enduring capacity OF the
structure.
A pneumatic cushion, to be placed on
the ends OF telephone receivers, is some
thing new.
1t is estimated that the capital in
vested in the electrical industries in this
country is $729 ,OOO, 900.
The Japanese use No instrument for
extracting teeth, but lift them out with
the thumb and foreinger.
There are reported to be 100000
commercial drummers in this country,
only three OF whom are women.
The population OF many South Sea
Islands manufacture their entire suits
from the products OF palm trees.
On Montana sheep ranch 4, 900 sheep
dropped 3. 50) lambs. Tnis 10 . remark
able record for so large q number.
The value OF the 7i5, liz pairs OF boots
and shoes exported during the fiscal year
ended June 81, 1892, was s9l4,974.
The national debts OF Europe amour,
to total which is equivalent to <15 for
each inhabi ant OF the continent.
A syndicate OF United States capital
lists has secured control Of all the btu.
minous coal trade in Lower Canada
A new gasl'ght burner i. made with
out cams or springs, the gas being turned
On and lighted by operating the key.
No less than Is, 100 incandescent lsmp,
are manufactured every day At an aver
age selling price OF about IS &c Il Ia apiece
The three largest railroad centers in
he United States in order OF their inn
o-tance are Chicago, Ind ana polls snd
St. Louis.
The annual exportat on Of India rub
DIR from Para is said to be upward OF
pounds, worth from 81, OOO, 900
% $4,000.
Cargo steamers are growing Ia sizs. A
',OOO-tonner WAS launched two week,
Igo, and another one similar in .ixs h,
jeing laid down.
Pennsylvania makes fifty two on. of
ve'y NJ tons OF rolled iron in the
Jnit-d States and sixty out OF every leo
ons OF steel rails.
A Frenchman is said TO have discoy-
red new and efficient process OF OBJ
aiming white lead by electricity. Tn,
ction i. electrolytc.
The fleece Of ten goats and the work
I several men for half wear are re-
Vlrbtl 10 make a
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hfseetlAtt spas

S,u~-Ba<s quotations ir,n rs
st-'''. y ., sr., W lu par tsg
H.
.S"S -- Far, -',e P,r P'Insd pig run
. ) G2s per toa.
-rsaL--iyN,c peg nouai
". 4 charcoal. AN. pri me- 5aar
ny, f6-ZS a. - psr bot lpt er1.-~s 4.
"AtFa per o"t rnodns. lam, pfiaa
7HAity b,"2 . aS.'5 per boz I q ros.
p'"ir", lith, pr'ms quality. C.soaasn0
per hot.
S'7M -rpsss-Ostun. Hs,as pc,
a's frsin. " *leaA par ,-') ppan,.s Tar
Stock holm, tJ.n. Carolina. ~ I'd e.,,
harr"' Pitch. w. "a per barrel ,u-pso
iin'' SOC p-r gallon IN rnrlo..i L1s..
'S'b- ''sr p~r p"uah bar. sac.
eHpr-- 81 ~ per m..s.
HYRskSa3xs-G
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Hossr -- CHOICE comb, l39l7e PCT
pound new Oregon. lst4sue.
sALr-lLserpsoi. tt4 jcs9i7.O, stock.
$40. 5u9 IL 81 psr ton
RicG-i.lAnd. t5.Ue45.5oi Japan. ~ So
per GENITAL.
DsiaD tsrrrs-Petits pruncs, loa lie !,
silver, IL t1l+e. Italian. t-t1 ~ uef anAn.
lOu6llc piunis, old. 5t4oe nos, i11S !.
App,ss, IA aS'ac, esAPoSAEed apfteots,
l5oe 10. pca.;non, l2g4 Io.. p.ATs, J "A 81
por pound.
Cosssa-CostA RieA, Il tse Rio, - &c
Salvador. IA. Mocha, q y q ae, lava,
q =, "a Sc. AfbacA ls's, luU- poanI cases,
IS s. lUe per pound Colum bla. same,
"a ~ lUU:.
Bs,ss-s mAll ~hi.s, sac. piak. a..
bAyos, &C, bnLI-f. she. aanAa, 81, e per
pound.
sraur-EAstrra, in barrels. D1ss,
hAIi-barrols, ~ !. i45l &c. Ia Cases. 5o,S
sle p.r gallon q. ID P-f s1x. CAliofaLA
In barrels, D'1 BIC pof SAlhoa. tl.;o psf
xrg.
scaAa-Srs price. D.,,e. Uokisa q,
iA,e. extra q, t,.e. Magnolia 4. 4. a..
xfAnu4Aiei, Sac. cube efash-.i AMI ps,s-
tsr,'l, ) a.. e,1a tretLoa.fs' A, Sac p-s
pound. maple sugar. l5'9 G p~r poan.i.
CANNED uvou. rAbis fruits. Aaas5fts,I
quoted tl.fo's..OO. p.srh-n. D.. .5ea;. ID.
bar, -t. pears, 81 l5'92-lO piu ala, o. 5; Z.
a 80. stras b-rrt1s, y. ZoaB5 b. cGsr-
tl-s, e.. 70 az. ~ blaex berries, d 500
:. rAsp o~fris., ~. ~, pinsapp CO, ~ II, a
80. spfteuta, 81 bod 2-n). pts truig.
A,~ortssi. ti.u, p-a.hss, tl2o, plaHs.
81. 100 -. blaek berries, 81 25sa |. " p.f
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PORTLAND MARKET.

Produce. FruV. Hse
wasAr-vallsy. tl.l5s IN; WAiis
Walia, tl.G7ts al. 10 per eentai.
F.ous-standArd, $3.50, WAiiA Waiia,
1895; Graham, -; supsrnns, Wow
per barrel.
OArs-44a .6e per bashsi rolled. In
bags, s6.26ts0tO; barrels to.5oao 70 !
cxs1s, - 10.
HAY-,IlaiS.50 per ton.
MuLrUyss-brsn, 81; storss, tlS,
ground barley, &z2.5O,s2o; chop seed, vi
or. per ton; whole iced barley, tlsSa ~ /.
uildd ings, S.1Ge2S per ton, bfesinx
harley, SI.tOtal.l5 per GENITAL, chicken
wheat, 81. 70 per GENITAL.
BUrrEk-Orogon fancy creamery, 1ota
37se; fancy dairy, A952tse; iAir 10
good, 25Csz7bse; common. lotsl1sc per
pound.
CHgsss - Oregon. ll9l3c; Young
America, l4d lave per pound.
Eaas--Orog0n, So Eastern, 2otsI &c
per dozen.
PouLrRY--Old Chickens, quoted ~
,3.UUui "; young, ts.uO(93.O; ducks.
f4.ui(ao ~; geese. nominAi, siuuo9
il.uO; turkeys, l2ts " lsc Psf pound.
VsasrAsLEs-CsDoase clio 9l.O per
csntAt; onions, 75i9Ae pof e-atAl; potAr
toes, 7otayJc per GENITAL: tomatoes. +ota
p.r box, oregon turnips, 7s@ti w
per centAI; young carrots, 7octSSl pgf
GENITAL; sweet potatoes, si.I5 per GENITAL
Oregon cAaliho~eI. 7ocgtl.U por doz1n
celery, ok per dozen.
ksUrs - Sicily lemons, 10 80, Cal
lforuta grapes, 75ct9tt per Jox; oro-
xon pears, q. 25t1l 81 per box bananas,
81. 5o,a35U per uanch oranges, ti-5u
per box Gran beiries, SO 60 per barrel
apples, 5te(gtl ~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-17

HSET - Live, tr7Ss2- e 10, ~,
pounds. drsvssi. s.FO45nI
HerFoS - Live. tL5JesGD Dor i'm
pon!.d' dr.ss..i. III lsmhs. lir. 4, as
's5'o, dressed. v. "
h""S - Lave, ASDaat ~ ma, TN
pounds. drsss-si. 81. w
Es't--s Iasb per l0 p.,und,
80 "psao Hs'rs-iArs- ham. Ia. e
80 medium ham. ltelsc, br.sk a.,
t aeon T. I's ttc short clear sides. liza
-. uy sas s''e', lFll'se per pound.
lAsn-Componnd, in tins. iO,' ali.
Pn''. IN tins. itIstlss. orsxou' # /, :,
ij'.c per pound. a@
~. Wars and .sssi,,.
blrIan sp' ia na'' 1tnoh, ne, cash. sc.
,usnrIaps. l2on.. ~ Inch. nc: ba,l.n.
inch i r''nSn, II &c, burlap.. ID. o. rs.
,pot 70 neat bags, CaIeutts. 2arB
'p''' DC two onsh"' ost tags. s,,c.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-17
Hid~s. Wsst sas H..

hIpss-lry hides. ..Isrts.i pr, me ~. ~
'-sr ',c lsss hr r,il.s green .,l.r,..,
pss' % p"ahds, r. gn'issr vs. t.pun b
I''*P p"t'. short soal. p0eAr rar
"'"'N. "'n |c ons. asasit. Is .h.ay
ih5S' 'o'a9r tall"s. god ~ eisoir.
eJ'7c p.r pouaa.
won't umrP1a VaiI-y. is.slar fall
clip' ''"f h'se. Willamette VALLEY. t;os
~ according io quality Eastern Dr,
s"n, Vel liz Psr pnand. srrord,nx ,o
condition. !"
HoFs-ii, Dr. ACCORDING ,o co,,t;,,,,,