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ment brought so many to see mo that
my honse looked like q hospital. They
come hmping along with canes, thirty
or forty day, and tell every one OF
them that Paine's celery compound
will make them well. l know Of .
great many who have taken my advice
and the compound did just what / said
it would"
Inquiry among Mr.. Smiths friends
shows that he states nothing but facts
in regard to his case. Many other in
stances Of the kind are widely talked
Of here in Providence, where Paine's
celery compound has effected cures
after physicians had given up hope.
Local physicians who have been inter
viewed agree that it 10 undoubtedly tho
most reliable mesns known for curing
rheumatism, diseases of the nervous
system, kidney troubles.
Physicians in this city prescribe the
compound freely, rs they are &C.
ouainted with Its formula and know
that il is not a patent medicine. IL
gives health and strength to the weak
and suffering and has the endorsement
of the best people in the community.
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A Wonderful Machine.

There is no doubt that man is q fine
mechanism. but like every other ma
chine he wears out by friction. 1t is
said that ne is born again every two or
three years. His body is virtually re-
made from food. To retard this max
ing over Is radically wrong, as a man
loses so much vitality IN the delayed
process that It takes long time to re-
cuperate. The process of making
anew Is so accelerated by purging with
Brandreth's Pills that a new man, as it
were, may be made in two or three
months, and the change in the
mechanism is such that the worn out
part is replaced by the new without
the usual running down of the entire
machine. You don't have TO stop for
repairs. Purge away with Braudreth's
Pills tho old, diseased and worn out
bodp. They are purely vegetable. alb
soiutely harmless, and safe to take at
any time.
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BALL In HIS HEART
A DlsPoa0ENT PONTIAC MAN
Who Had Been Unable 70 Work fos
Several Years O~ias 70 . Stroke
Of the sun.

PosTIAo. Aug. s.-Rodnsy B. Ray
nond, living on Andrews street IA this
city. committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart. The de-
Ceased had ossn tor years employed in
MaDiey's. Ia Detroit. but owing TO .
paralysis stroke some s.set years ago
he became soms~hAs erippled and has
not been employed there Q lags. he
came 70 this esty las Angus with his
family and vas occupied ~ some work
IA Detroit. Mrs. George Tompkins,
pexs neignDos - Mr. Raymond, heard
. shot about midnight. bat Mrs. Ray
mond Aad her two children and do
n1estsc. who siept upstairs, while Mr..
Ray mond slept down stairs, did not
heaF the report. After breakfast Was
reasy. Mrs. Raymond went 10 awake
her husband and found him dead.
Dependency led 20 the act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

OF Hsars Falls. fsnlsndsr working
~ the botsosu oi the Aurora msne. as.f
Iron wood
The vie II Thomas Henly. = wsll
known farmer % Rutland. went - bed
we'll. la the mofnins she WAS dead.
Joe MeCrsFy of Lansing. will give
t25 10 the man who wlli tsli nlm who
stols his dsppls gray mare.
Tbs bsrge Orion ~ss loaded with
To. 600 feet II lumber ~ ontonsgon
eonsigaed 10 Englsni.
Menominse and Marinette expect 10
turn cut 500. 600 zoo feet OF msnafae.
lared lumber in 1882.
Antonio Zsehoyiteh was fined IS for
turning his aged and WORKOUT mother
ln-law into the streets.
Indians are picking 600 bushels Of
huekleherries day ~ Graylsnd. The
crop Is immense.
An electric company has been or
canned At Meaomlnee with capital
Of sec. 900.
Hudson people turned out in body
10 see the gold train with ito go Co.,
900 load.
The annual meeting of the State
Bankers association is being held IN
Detroit.
Seventy-four teachers are attending
the state teachers institute at Ann
Arbor.
Col. Joseph Irwin Of Bloomington,
Ill. died 1t Jackson while visiting his
sons.
Benton Harbor's new high school
building will cost $4,000.
Tho Coldwster campmeeting 10 at
tended by thousands.
Warden Davis Of the jackson prison
is very III.
Red Jacket is lighted by electricity.
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MIXES DISCIPLES.
Good Recruiting Place for His Dirty
creed.


Good Recruiting Pace for His Dirty
creed.
JACKSON. Aug. 9.--"Prince Mike" has
n sort oil sunday school at the prison.
When the prince tirst came here. about
the first thirg he dill was to call each
and every convict IN the prlson
brother" THIS amused come and
mtde others mad. The latter now feet
kindhsr toward Michael aud he has be-
come ons Of the most popular men IN
the prison. tie "a . hard worker at his
bench. hIs occupation being that Of
bone carver.
With population of over 700 il
would bs strange Il there were not q
dozen or more men in the institution
who were not craaky on the subject OF
religion. Michael lost no time IN find
ing out who those people were and il
was not long before they were supplied
with copies of the ''F yIug Roll"
Every "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon. when the prisoners are
SLOWED the freedom of the yard. q lit
tia group of tweIvr followers OF the
prince NAV be seen in some corner of
the yard, where they hold their meet
inss. ali TO themselves.
Do they look upon Michael ~ God7
Part of then, do. but the majority look
upon him ~ = martyr who Will soon be
tnr God OF the universe. He tells them
that ne IL DOT God, but that . single
change. which may take place At any
moment, will make him . part OF the
supreme Being. Just now be 10 only
Gods sole agent on this earth.
Michael shows them that his coming
90 prison vas only part of The program
outlined bv cod. In proof OF this he
Ne quotes a sentence from the Flying
Roll, which Tesds, Michael. the prince
he shall he east into prison"
The princes followers. or twelve
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

Bitter Fight Over the Election of School
Oiicers.

OflCcr3.
BAY CRY, Aug. 9.-The election Of
members of the board Of education was
productive OF several bitter contests IN
VARIOUS wards yesterday. The issue was
drawn IN many cases between the
Catholic and ant-Cathollc elements,
and wherever the numerical strength
OF the factions was nearly equal,
an unusually large vote was poiled.
pr. Z. 7. Newkirk, president of the re-
tring board. met over vhelming defeat
N tiie fourth ward. lie was opposed
b. anti-Catnolics. who showed him
uader despite the fact that be received
. large support. The eighth ward,
comprising the Polish colony, polled
nearly $40 votes Very few OF shese
people send children % public schools.
'ut consider Is - great honor to be- rep
scented by one OF their number on the
GARD. Great excitement prevailed
.mong them during polling hours and
u was found necessary during the
afternoon - send a patrol wagon and
squad OF policemen to- the precinct to
preserve order.
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dence papers: "When WAS admitted
to the Rhode Island hospital had .
stiffness and pain in my legs and stag
gered like an old man of 80. drank
at least two gallons of water day. II
was then that began TO lose my sight,
and the FIVE doctors that had told me
that | wac afflicted with diabetes.
II tried several medicines that were
recommended, but found they did me
no good. Seven weeks ago l began
using Paine's celery compound, and to-
day l can run as well as any man OF
fifty in this state. For two years had
q tingling in my fingers and toes like
lightning that comes from the heart.
but Paine's celery compound has got
the better of that. May the Lord pour
his choicest blessings on the man that
discoverned this boon. Every man that
| see that has an ache or q pain, tell
about this compound. 1t cures them
all.
"There is one old man that lives near
me who has been on crutches for a
long while. i got him bottle of the
compound and he has already thrown
awav his clutches.
Every word of this is true and am
willing to swear to II before any Judge
in the world. All my friends wonder
how have picked up and ask me what
doctor have had. l tell them that
PaIne's celery compound has done all
this for me-"
In an interview with Mr.. Smith he
stated: 1.-THE publication of this state
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Trying to Get Him Out.

DKrRorr, Aug. 9.-Priace MichaePs
lawyers tins afternoon served writ of
error on the prosecuting attorney IN the
Prince Michael case. There Is large
list OF exceptions to Judge kinney's
charge and to the address OF the prose-
cutting attorney. Mr.. Brooke says they
expect TO make a strong showing. They
object, among other things, to the
judges statsnent that Bernice Bechels
previous condact nad nothing to do
with the merits of the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

Catsrrh. deafness, rbeuinstasua. pervs
Gus debility, impotence aud 81 o.s<asas
resulting from early inGiscretioas sud
exeesses OF manhood, eli ciseases Of
The urinsry organs, partial p~rAlysp.
vsricoceiie ruptures, tumore, scrofuia.
Ola sorsa, oropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart daassa.
shortnese OF breath, back OF bod.
small OF psct, etc, including eli
female compissnu and chronic dsssasne
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. sight fever and wesk-
ness. shoriness Of breath, palpltasloa
oonsumpusn.
II you are nervous, restls~. isrsSa.
BILE. sl-epiess OF wake after horned
dreams, tired mernings, with q duh
headache, bad taste IN Ne mouth,
sometimes discharges. and 60 about
your employment without lie. energy
or ambition, desire 70 be alone,
gloomy forebodings, disposit,on 20
vorrv and fret about trouble aheal
that never comes. spslis OF feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes ioV
spirits, you are suffering from nervous
dehiliiy and exhaustion If nerve power.
which may end in utter prostitution.
insanity and death.
II you have . greet sense Of weakness
and WEAKNESS, With tired iimbs. numb
ness trembling. prsckly sen~ahopa,
cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
" that most -erlt'us Observation-Disclosures
IL your heed aches. feel numb and
fsed. With strange ssn-stfnns. ioes oa
memory. emo yea think Nth eid3culty
or you are ef@spisse sf ns9bl 9TH
grievances and dnlinsu dprsna she
dsy, the nerve and train fatigue mae
soon run 10 iosxnits 90 death.
Hyon have any ~ these feeiiuGo %
Dot neglect them, 90 t8sy will end .
p.rslyss insanity. PRESERVATION %
A, you value your If. do nos No.
lect fhese warnings Time and s4po-
r,ence hss shown, aud hundfeds -
etsrtllue and marvellous cures have
proved. that these aspese<s are pr
fefsfis snc completely cured ~ In
q. CLAY TODD, - ~ DIVISION ssY~et.
rooms : and 4. ofsfc IA usds. Mich.
Under tire use Of Dk 3. CLAY
1oDDe refDsrksts remedies ~
No-e srrnptoms ys-lc ~ n sy magic.
and strengths 81 nerves. sierr ~ brain.
city a blood spd beslth 81 body
are soon restored.
rs Remedies are purely vegetables
and harmless. and can only ~ sf-
u ifsss6 ss he oshoe-
In 7OIyB cusnppunas bic pye~rYfn.
tors s~fors esrs ssztsshs IN be once
In 7oTyT,-s me- y a. - n. Dsv,noa
stfeef. yoerps ]. 2 ard 8. tsrsna kA,adA.
He rsdscinss sss4 with tire eook
srh. sbd fvu car eat anything pos
cfscust-
he's IN hN of'ir~ srosn IN the morn
inc pf'ts h tsss evening syery DAG t,ae
snndsrA
Issl syerysx,cy- a friendly saik III
crx1 yos notDsne-
1<s~ csnskcs Rapid cpvs&
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Barn Burned-Farmcr Shocked.

BIC RAIDS, Aug. 9.-The barn of
john Curuin near Mecosta village Vas
struck by lightning and with its con-
tcnts totally destroyed. All the newly
harvested crops were burned; no insur-
ance. Curuin himself was shoceed by
the stroke and was insenslble for
long time, but will recover.
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Death ofa Good Woman.

CoLpwArEB, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Harriet
Mason. an sstimxble old lady, died this
morning at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. George A. Coe. She
had been an invalid for the past two
years and was 81 years old. Her son
was an architect and builder of bridges
1T HsnDible and ST. Joseph across
Missouri river
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The Book is a Monument to
Skill and Fidelity.

We offer it Free with three months subscription TO
The HERALD The book sells for 81 60 and thous-
ands of copies have been and being sold We are
DESTROYS of having such book brim full as it is of
information of vital importance to the voter in every
home in Western Michigan. II will be reflued TO
oftener than dictionary, and will be read with more
pleasure than novel
Send 81 60 the subscription price of THE HERALD
and we will send you at once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

II. j. Mayors of Oakland, Nd, says:
al have sold thirteen bottles of Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy today and am
literally sold out. THIS 10 the largest
sale on record Of any one preparation
in a day over our counters. IL gives
the best satisfaction of any cough
medicine we handle, and ~ . seller 1t
leads all other preparations on this
market" For sale by F. j. Wurzburg,
druggist. No. IS Monroe street
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Aged Colored Woman Dead.

DETROIT, Aug. 9.-Mrs. ClothIlde
Robinson. the oldest woman IN Detroit,
died last night at her residence. No. lS4
Calhoun street. The immediate cause
OF her death was a congest.ve chill.
Mrs. Robinson was colored woman 100
years OF age and ct one time weighed
about 800 pounds. She had failed rap
idly OF late. however, and at the time
of her death had become reduced to
about 200
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DRANK TWO GALLONS 4 DAY
They Gave Him Up and he
Went to the Hospital.
Smith Of Providence Couldn't
Walk but Now lie Can Race
And Hs House Becomes q Mecca
for the Folks Who Wear
Clutches.

PaoyIpsscE. X. l.. Aug. 9.--Frank
long ago he Was the owner OF . PROF.
porous business IN one OF tne suburts oil
Boston.
Now he resides al los Richmond
street, this city, and he 70 forced 10
work for bare livelihood.
This change Of fortune MAS due prl-
manly 10 the breaking down OF ms
health and consequent inability to At
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These Weren't Stopped.

LANSING, Aug. 9.-Miss Gertrude
Howe, who has been q missionary IN
China for the past twenty years, has
arrived Ut the home of her mother in
tsIs city. accompanied by two Chinese
young women and three young men.
who. after years preliminary study.
will enter the medical department Of
the Michigan university.
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Michigan Pensions.

Decentralization w. Bowen. Frank
Koltz, Charles A. Zimmerman. Spencer
Eaton. Peter L. Miller, David SIssco.
John Smitx, John Guiet.e. Nathan H.
Carpenter. JOSIAH Langley, Chester
Henderson, David P. Sanford, Nathan
lei Campbell, Joseph Virgins, David
Thompson, Charles Fry, Elvin II. Mead
Lewis 5. Scull. Silss Augustine. Harlow
G. Gibson. Original widows-Annie NJ.
Chipadore, Elizabeth Brown, Hannah
Farrell.
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Give Them q
Trial

Give %. rsIes's osllcious ia
y0sss sxTaacrs a trial. and il
they pleasc you, recommend
them % your neiahhor; il not.
retarn them ansl have your
money refunded No fears
- ycur noe being satisfied. as
,heir perfect purity and excel
lent quality are so decided
Nice aeIicacies are never
spoiled BY their use. a. they
impars ne sweet and natural
frat aavors.
fr Prices Vanilla, lemon
and Orange can not -
squaled.
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dlscspsss, - he calls them, are hard
LOSsts. from the ordinary point OF
vtss. All OF tnem are IA prison TOT
fssoaiotis ssssolts on women. several
are ~ for soax terms aud oas or tao
fsa LIE. AZ Michael hlmsslf 10 dong
tine tor AsaAait on . young glri, 70 vii
1<s readily seen thai there - eonJ OF
0mpAshy between him and rs twelye.
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Gave Them the slim.

FLINT, Aug. 9.-Merton Bowman. who
got two years at Iona for stealing q
team Mt Grand Blanc, hasn't CON-
menced his tao years yet. He escaped
from the officers at Owosso while en-
route to the prison.
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Agricultural College Land.

LANSING. Aug. s.-The Agricultural
college land grant board have definitely
decided to place college lands recently
restored TO market upon sale Septem-
Der 20 At 10 .. m. At the office Of COM
missioner of the land office at Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

Do not forget the Royal Arcanum ex-
curNon this evening. Boat will leave
from the foot of Wealthy avenue at 8
o'clock. Tickets only 25 cents. wurz-
burg's orchestra will furnish the music.
Take the Granville avenue cars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

The frontsspi@ce IN Lew Watiace's life
of Benjamin Harrison" 10 . fine steel en-.
craving of President Harrison himself.
The book 10 good one. Order ut once
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There 10 . full page engraving of Nc
Ktniey in The Herald's"L,fe OF Benjamin
Harrison" Notice eur advertisement. Or
ier a
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Be sure and eat your meals at Dix
on's and get the worth of you money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

You can get the best supper in the
city at Dixon's for Is cents.
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$3.50 BOOK FREEl
Special Good News to the Voter.
We offer Beautiful Bound, Handsomely
Printed, Elegantly Illustrated, Copy
of "The Life of Ben. Harrison,
by the Author of Ben Hur"
Absolutely free.

- FAD A ND d O
JAsOME THINKING
The voter cannot cast an
intelligent Ballot unless he
can appreciate the intricate
manipulations of the wheels
of government and become
Convcrsant to some extent
at least with the funda-
mental facts and theories
controlling the various
great governmental depart
ments, and he cannot hope
to know the character ofthe
chief executive unless he
reads an Accurate and Inn
partial Biography, written
and compiled by a Master
Litterateur, equal to the
difficult Task.
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tend 20 business. On
December. IL, 1880.
Mr.. Smith MAS rec
commended for adj
mission to the Rhode
Island hospital by DIR.
Terry. the diagnosls
was diabetes. Last
September Mr.. Smith
wrote the following
letter, which was pub
llshed IN the prOyl-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

You can get the best dinner at Dix
on's. He feeds hundreds daily.
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$500.
to
TRAVERSE
CITY.

We get the best breakfast at ~ and
As Pearl street. One Who Knows.
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Sunday. AuR. Ia. th

Sunday, Aug. IA, the
Chicago u West Michi-
gan railway will run .
special tram. excursion,
from Grand Rapids to
Traverse City, leaving
Union station at 700 ..
M. arriving ~ Traverse
City ~ 1880. Returning,
leaves Traverse City At
700 p. m. Round trip
rate $500. including .
two hours boat ride on
hay on the City OF
Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-10

In Holland, Mich. Doesbury, pub
fishes the News. and in i's columns
strongly recommends DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectic OIL for coughs, colds. sore throat.
catarrh and asthma.
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Dr.SC|ay Todd
The Famous Nerve Specishsl
No. 10 North Div1sion De.
ROOMS L . ssal
GRAND RAPIDS. kToH

Cures Paralysis. Twischine. psnrA.
Ing or Pricki.ng Sensations, TrpmuI-
Gus Fesiinga, Back or Head Acho
BACK or Neck Pains, sometimes rim
ming down the arms or back. p.snne.
and other symptoms leading 70 pers-
iysa Nervous Debility aud Femals
Complaints and Chronic D.s-assA
ConsultsLon free and con I'd sntisl
No charge for services until cured.
Directions in ali languages
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS cuREn
cATAERH AND HEAD Nols1s CURED
oR0PSy CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cUsEn
the ONLY ONE WHO Gu RES DtAfxrs
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II out of order. use Beeoham's PiIls.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-27
Staple Groceries.

HONEY Choice comb, 15@17c per
sALr-Liverpool, $14 5o@l6.0O; stock.
$1O.50@1l.5O per ton.
RIcE-Island, $500; Japan, $4.S5 per
GENITAL.
BEANs-Small white, Sc; pink, Sc;
bayos, S1lac; butter, $40; imas, SIC pei
pound.
CoFFEE-Costa Rlca. Il &c; Rio, z01ac I;
Salvador, 2Uc; Mocha, "a y Qg soc; Java,
Nh @3Oc; ArDuckle's 100 pound case.
~ 7-2Oc per pound.
half-barrels, 421a @571ac; in cases, 50 z
SOC per gallon; $2.25 per keg. California
in barrels, 20@40c per gallon; $l.7o per
key.
DRIED FRUITs-Petite prunes, &C.; sill
yer, 10@llc; Italian, 100 lie; German,
Sc; plums, 5@6c; apples, 41a@61ac
evaporated apricots, l5c; peaches, log
lie; pears, 7(98c per pound.
SUaAR-Net prices: ID, SC; Golden G,
51sc; extra G, SIC; Magnolia A, &c;
granulated, &c; cube crushed and pow
dered, 63sc; confectionery A, SIC per
pound; maple sugar, LOG lfc per pound.
CANNED GooDs-Table fruits, assorted
quoted $1.75@ LOO; peaches, $1.e5@2.10;
Bart lett pears, 81. FOG 80; plums, l.37h
@l.50; straw berries, $2.25; cherries,
$2.00@2.25; blackberries. $l.S5@l. 80
raspberries, $40; pineapples. $2.25@
2.SO; apricots, 81 .6e@1.75. Pie fruit: As
sorted, $l.00@l.20; peaches, $l.25
plums, 1.00@ 10; blackberries, 81 .25@
LAO per dozen. Vegetables: corn, $l.40
@l.S5; tomatoes, 95c@$l 90; sugar peas,
95c@$l.00; string beans, 9o@95c per
dozen. Meats: Corned beef. lie, sl.25;
2s, $l.S5; Clipped beet, s2.l0; lunch
tongue, ls, $40; %, s5.5n; deviled ham.
s1.50@275 per dn7er. Fish: Sardines,
75c@l .55; Holsters, $2.3O@3.50; salmon,
tin, lib. tails, s1.25@1 80; flats, $1.75;
lbs., s2.25@2.5O; x bbl., $3.50.
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The following from Hoard's Dcirvxa
conveys the impression that Oregon \.
rymen may expect good prices tbn 81
tumn for prime article that can an
be produced from well-fed cows from NJ
time on till next grass season: w
ports from the Eastern cities show M
the receipts OF butter are very much ~
this season than the average in Nm
previous. 1t is evident also that The IS
duction is very much less from I'M
cause or other. No doubt the ercessy
wet weather of the spring and ami
summer had good deal TO do with IL
matter of production. Another csus i
he Babcock test and the knowledge Int
has finally percolated into the cotnpIt
hension of many farmers that theiruH
were utterly unfit for dairy work. NJ.
A. Olson of Burnside. Ia, writes rs ur
der the date of August 3, and san:
Our creameries all have separates
from one up to six. None OF them III
getting more than half OF the milk tha
season that they got last. The cpu
have gone to Chicago ior beef Tha us
hopeful sign, and if this weedineoH
process continues, we may hope in q ler
years to see the dairy business on i
foundation where the farmer, who Vii
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