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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
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A aotabla instance ol the modern ret
eaafion ID khe past of BuEae long g-estaD'
Isshed seianasae theories ii fuTniahsd 10
= rapar read BY the artist Prang before
eof fle Boston institusiuna At art, on
El1e science of a0lors 8hus, u regard
" flss commonly accepted rule that hine
and yellow IiaI3fs produce not green but
white, It Is sll0wn By the Maxwell rofa-
~ s1isk that this assumption, though
tTae 81 experiments with q certain par
liogYGaf blue and yellow, does not apply
n, 4 combination If fhe ideal blue and
tae ideal yellow. Employing for an
fs4esl blue d blue tree from both red and
yellow, and for hia ideal yellow cne that
wag Free from both blue and red, Mr.
Prang claims 10 demonstrate that the
usual nlisaalsa has arisen from too loose
4 uss 81 the terms blue and yellow; these
III Is well known. being names that are
inaiscriminatsiy borne by CREST yariey
81 izat,ure llues. By the use of the same
Wheel IL "a also demonstrated that the
tvuical red, yellow and biue do. il com
a5tnafion, produce white of low iunainos,
fty--Ehe suppassd in1possibiiity Of thls
ragglt heretofore being due. II iH as'
sertea, 10 the use Of impnre colors,
This claim that yallhw and blue ara noi
mTimaRies. because yellow can be OBJ
tainsd bY the mixture 81 red and green
and bina by the mixtnre Of green ami
Yialss, Is likewise established, thongl
Rhe seientifoally neeepbed inserene
from these facts ID declared to b
wrong.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
A.n - 80 a.asI.rleator


MeaEi0n Is made Ia the technical pa
pera Of The introduction of an Ingenious
automatic drop feed lubriaator, which.
while supplying q number of bearings
automatically with lubricant, aiiOws of
the amount received BY each being mi
nusaly regulated. IL consists of b tank
containing tne supply Of oil and fnr-
nished With number of 0ntlsts nt the
bottom, which are connected ID the sew
ersl baarfngs BY pipes, IA horizontal
cylindrical plug Is contained ID bored
recess on the lower part 0f the oil tank,
and one end passing through 3 shnffing
box n one side of The tank is fitted
will q ratchet wheel OpeFaked BY q pawl
in the usual manner. The rotating ping
u proviaed with number Of diameiri-
eailg arranged holes which pass nsarly
through the body of tho plug and are
screwed internally 10 receive small
screwed plags provided with screw
driver stop. by screwing theae plugs
no cr down the depth Of the several oil
raceptaelea IN the main plug can be I'D
jnsied with gFsat accuracy. The oil
Aoms into these cavities when they are
npparmost, but with the rotation Of the
main ping containing them they are in
Fefted, their contents are discharged,
each into the outlet 10 which they per
cain. a branch supplementary pipe Il
htted to each discharge pipe for the pur
pose of admitting sir and allowing al
rect lubfication by hand should occasion
gequiga,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The SON Of President Hippalyte o.
FIayti u reported to have died suddenly
81 poisoning. This is q comparatively
mild form 81 death for Haytian n
tbsse troubled times, q Circumstance
that may lessen grief.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Atrial win convince the Enos1
skeptieaI Thar 8 e. g. C., Certain
C0mgEl Cure" is the EFeaaest
remedy exlaut taBr 8sle cure
Df N1assrippe, Group Coughs,
Colds, 6Ec.
sg,ta E1, NJ n Esarupv
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

sc. C. G. Certain Corn Cure,o
removes COrFs, Warts ana
Huaaians, Warranted. See that
asFC, G.. CO is blown in every
bottle. FAKE mo other.
Sold by n. D. Kesrney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The area Of the Sandwich Islands Is
only about one-ninth that 81 Missouri,
and the population is only 60, 600.
There situation, however, renders them
highly important as a eoaling station.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The Smith family and the Joneses are
omnipresent. Even the queen nf Ha-
waii could not be dethr0ned without
the assistance of j. o. Jones and w. ..
Smith.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

sc. &c. O.. Certain Chill Cure"
Is pleasant 10 aaI&e and HARM
aesE. gifflsaren Hike it. SsuarFsEa-
teesH 10 cure GEtfaRs and Fever.
no EsGre-sMD PAY.
Sold by M. ID. KeaFney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

II revolutionary Hawaii is to be
Americanized it might be well to begin
By knocking an or two ont of it's name
and luln or SO ont of its capital.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

If sc. g. C. CeFfain Chill gure"
Is not the best remedy you have
ever used for GEailAs and Fever
yOur sn0ney will be refunded.
Pleasant 80 take.
Sold by N D. Kearney,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The king Of nlI COugh Cures
fs &C, q. G. Certain Cough
Gmre.'' HI cures Coughs, Colds,
HOaFseness, Group, RnfiuenZa,
Bronchitis, &c, where other
remedies fail. a
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

While playing inei. recently, Willie
Lewis. aged rs, Of Miles, o.. shot in the
head Willie Harper, aged Is, who will
die
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The treasurer 0f the United States
paid out $4,000 600 more during last
month than he took in.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Patents on the Bell telephone axpiFI
in this month.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
f sssa.

Ao aa ssar las oaly .0o.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

WdawawsaEBs Debility, s1eealaioll
Lss1A NApANS Ssmi9al LOSSES, Night
Emissions Loss Of EEtfl Powers, Sieenlessness.
DespondencY L0as Of Memory, Confusion of
Ideas, IsassitHae Gl0uhliness, Depression Of
Spirits Aversion 10 Society, Eesily Discouraged
Lack af Confidence, Dnll Listless Lniit for Study
or BUSINESS ana fiuds iiIe q burden SAFELY,
ERAIASUNTLY AND DPRTVAIELY CUPED.
Blood and Skim s9siiiiis Blssafss'
q disease most horrible IN lis re3ulta, completely
eFadirateu without tic OF mercury. 6rlu. aAi
Erysipalas Fever Sores, BlotehH3 2inlplSs, u4seFe
| Pains IN Herd and Bones, Syphii.iie Sore Month
and Tongue 8ataTfh, etc., GEsshiAE iss tLlS3
| CURED WHEN 0THEES HAVE IL LED.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
Long and Terrible illness
from Blood Poisoning

HOODS PILLS shaald Be in every family
madicins chest enee used, always preferred
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Sold by N. d. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

a novel race can be Reep In Con-
necticut city, school honse running
alter q hotel. "A wealthy citizen and
| liquor dealer bnilt largo hotel with
bar attached The temperance men
put school house on wheels and run
IL near the hotel to stop the license
| nudar the church and school honse law
The owner says be can put his hotel on
wheels too Education driving off the
liquor traffic. @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

A strong gale of wind was blowing
over tho lal,c and driving its surface
into low, white capped ridges. whilc
along tho shore tho foam lay like fat
banks Of new fallen STOW. II it had
passed across a lake OF fresh water Of
equal extent, that wind would unqucs-
tionably have produced such an agita-
ton Of its surface that navigation in
small boats would have been difficult
If not highly perilous.
But the waters Ct the Greet Salt lake,
although driven into ridges as just re-
marked, showed curious resistance to
q slight elevation. moved along with en-
appearance Of letbargy that tho eye
could not bat notice.
Yet there was an immense momentum
stored up in thcsc low, heavy, slow
moving waves. Vcn;uriilg into the
water at u point where the depth did
no: exceed four fest. III, observer found
that it was impossible tn stand against
them. Their siiee. weight av.ep: him
rcsistlessiy along.
The cartons buoyancy OF the water.
containing 81 per cont Of salt il solu-
ton, increased the belplessDcss of the
bUthor. He was not submerged. as some
times occurs in the Atlantic breakers,
but was lifted and carried like cork.
1t would probably bavo been impos-
sible to dive through al oncoTnirS wave
after the manner rracticsd ly bathcrs
along the Atlantic coast. Ia the Great
Sal: lake people a.e 70. Crowned through
sinking. but stran::icd while sill aiioat.
The litter water ialy enter the air pass
ages with fatal effect. Int tho body con
| tinuos 10 hoa. until il reaches the shore
o: is picked up.-Youth 8 Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

Two work:n-mea at Nugcels,c. ncar
Berlin. came upon u package lying in the
street. One ~ the men Unwrappcd the
package while the other man stood over
him. suddenly there was n binding
fash and :: loud report and the package
disappeared. The two men were quite
badIy wouL.;ied.
Gladstone will lie ~ years old tomorrow
aud hc has been receiving congratulations
aud presents for the las; two days by the
hundred.
The British parliament has ''blown in"
again.
Charley Mitchell has arrived nj Jackson
vile, Fla. and been received rs a con-
lnccing he:o. Governor Mitchell was not
present
Great Britain is reported to have seized
the Gilbert islands in the Pacific ocean.
Obituary: a, Paris. Victor Schoelchcr,
The French sta-csrian aud author. aged ~
At GonkcIs. y. V, Robcr, c. Gishcr,
millionaire ana philan;hropisi. aged -. Al;
Bottom, Lawyer IL. W. Paine. aGctiSi. At
Jackson. Mss. J. :. Madison, cx-spcskcr
0! the state legislature.
John Fits-craia u street car conductor:
William Fitzgerald, :, iaborcr ana Mrs.
Mckane. wife oi an employc oG the street
railroad company. nil Of West superior,
Wis, together with Patrick Fitzgerald. ~
Gangs. Mica. and Maggie Fitzgerald
have fallen heirs L. n sum amounting in
the aggregate to & 800 600, resulting from
the death Of MIS-. Wallace, a wealthy aunt
in California.
Prince H!,narca i reported to be suffer
ing from has old complaint OF neuralgia in
the arm. and his condition is said TO be
complicated 10y indigestion.
Pccatonica. Ills. has for tine third time
vnicd Ia build new si5.oN school house.
Two former elections held to- vote on the
proposition We're declared Illegal on nc
count of trrhnicllitics.
| Miss Louisa Hollcnbcrg. of TeTre Hauic,
Ind. WAS ~.ringicd ut breakfast 10y NOR
sci al food which lodged in her throat, and
before a,d could be effectively rendered she
died.
BY the decision of Secretary Hoke Smith
Colonel J. IL. Knight. Of Ashland. Wis.
once talked OF for United States senator
must lose title 20 1909 acres Of land which
he claimed under the innocent purchase,
s.s.f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

CHICAGO. Dcc. :s.-The scvercst penalty.
short of expulsion. which the buard Of
trade has ever inflicted on ~ member was
imposed on W. T.. Do',son Of Do',son Bros.
brokers AMI commission merchants. The
director. aijudg-i him guilty of dishonor-
able conduct, and fixed his punishment ut
suspension from the privileges at mcml,cr-
ship for ten years. The charge against
Dobsou was tina; he had borrowed money
on .he strength Of promise to- repay IL
out of the amount derived from the sale of
his membership, which he had agreed to
transfer, and then sought to cvaslc making.
th. sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
Possessed OF Excellent Habits.

y fond r=rcnt ToaiGi..., IL g small
New York state village wIotc recently
to 81 old friend of his. Worth street
merchant ri this city, making inquiries
regarding the haLits Of his son. who
was il the cid merchants eR.,,loy.
Il trust he keeps good company. -
tho l-ttor said, land is .oultiva;ing 10
bad habits. Do yea know where he
SLEEPS 1T night
To this tho merchant replied: Il &c
not know wiille he sleeps Il: night. But
don't worry yourself on that score.
From The arcoGEt OF sleeping lie does
n '!ic store Ia the icy, i:nc II warral,
he gets sufficient res. New Yori
Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

SrrrrrNvfLlE, o.. Dcc. 2s-M Mingo
Junction steve johnson held the entire
town Mt hay. shouting ut anyone who came
in range to capture him. Ringers store
was robbed and johnson was seen with u
stolen coa; On. The police attempted to
capture him. He took refuge under n
house, firing ut the police whenever they
came in range. a crowd Of go people n.
-cmblcd In the vicinity. Finally. after
Johnson had cmp,ied his rrvolvers. four
mill workers plucked up courage enough
to- go after the thief. lie was dragged out
Of the place and placed in Jail. No one
was injured 10y the shooting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
ANOTHER CRANK LOCKED UP.

NE Drew . Cun - Mayer nesry q Tysss
q L0aIsvtlle.
Louisville, Dec. @s.-A crank made an
attempt 20 Kill Mayor Henry s. Tyler in
his Office on the ilrs; floor Of tho city hall.
The mayor was sitting in his Office alone
when n well dressed man Of medium
hcight walked in and said he wanted IL
proven that his father had not committed
suicide. The mayor saw that the man was
n crank. anil told him he knew nothing
about his father. The fellow then aid: Il
came herr To demand my rights I own
property nsar tbs city ll,aits. md do mo-
wnnt them extended" He then pulled a
revolver and told the mayor he was going
to kill him. The mayor, although small Al
stature. is something Of q fighter. and
quickly seized the weapon, calling for as-
sistancc.
City Attorney .Ioscphs, who was In tho
next nom. rushed in. and. seeing the pis-
tel In the mayors hands. ran for nm OIL
Ger. He found Detective DAILY in the main
corridor and the officer rushed in and
quickly securing the crank started out
with him. The crank hrcame unruly and
DAILY called for help. 4 lieutenant came
to his assistance. 10 took the combined cf.
forts q; the two officers to take the man "a
jail. next door. where he gave thc name ol
Phil j. Schwarz. He WIS locked up on
the charge of lnnacy and carrying con-
eealei weapons. Schwarx !. =. years III
age. Tie has becn trying to get On the
police force for some time. NJ the time
of his arrest he had huge petition to tho
mayor in his pocket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

CIscISSATI, dec. :s.-Commcrcial Ga.
scttc Millcrsburg. o., special says: AT
sand Run Methodist church the usual
Christmas festival was held. with cottor.
snow house and santa Claus clothed In
cotton. Harry DUNCAN was playing Santa
Claus. The house was crowded. Dun
cans costume caught iic from candle
and hc was fatally burned. a panic en-
sued. n woman threw her child through
the window and another woman lcapetl
out. Mrs. John Calhoun was trampleti on
and probably fatally hurt. Three others
were seriously injured and almost every
one else was more or less hurt"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
Want. Aliases, trwv, ma WIFE.

Dies MoiNEs, Ia. dec. 2s.-Ex-Congrcss-
man y. H. Gillette is plain,iff In n peculiar
suit the trial Of which was commenced
here. lie sues his wife for divorce aud ell
O0O aliniony. They separated some time
ago, she being given the main part Of the
property. Mr.. Gillette now seeks more
equitable division and brings this suit 90
secure Il. Mrs. Gillette testified that Mr.
Gillette had coiwpired with some person
or persons to destroy her. General james
A. Weaver will probably bc put upon the
stand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
MET WITH DISASTER.
Captain wilson's toree Amaih;i.s,ed by
the s1asatei~s.

LONDON. Dee. 2s.-A terrible disaster i.
said to- have occurred to the scouting
party under the command II Captain Viii
son. which ha- been In pursuit of King
f.olcngula and which has not been hcsr,i
from for some time past Several south
African merchants Ia this city received
eablc messages announcing that Captain
wilson's force hal been completely ami
hilrte,l by the Matabelcs. who are said To
have cut them To pieces. The report is as
Yet unofficial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

CHICAGO. Dec. ss.-May wheat dropped
to the lowest figure ever reached in Chioa-
go for the May delivery. At least twenty
times during the past year May wheat has
made new low record, each time being
the lowest IN it, history mp to that period.
The price has now dropped tn the phenom.
enally low figure of 81. cents. The high
est price of the day was c5si cents, from
which It quickly dropped to the rock hot.
tom figures above quoted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
WePT UPON HIS NECK.
Lincoln Potter. WIFE seeks Him Out and
torgivs- Him.

SAN FEASCIsco, Dec. as.-Two weeks
ago Lincoln Potter. recently engaged in
the saloon business here. was arrest for
grand larceny and enlightenment on adj
vices from Lacrosse. Wis. II was alleged
he had been n railroad brakeman there I'M
til he married wealthy widow. from
her money to cnenge in business. Thewifc
from Wisconsin appeared on the scene and
went direct To- the city prison. She ran IN
her faithlcss husbands arms, went on his
neck. then went TO the chief ~ police and
induced him to release the prisoner. stat
INK they had been rcronciled and would re-
turn to- Lacrosse and try to live happily.
She gave her husband some ready cash
and the couple disappeared in hack.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

DETROIT, DEC. .s.-Ten Polacks engaged
In shooting and cutting row In the west
ern part Of che city, In which one man was
shoe In the back and six other participants
wvru mosc OF less severely stabbed, none,
howuvvr, faAally. An old feud between
two familiss. revived b. bod whisky. wss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Dec. :s.-william
Stephens and Mr.. stout, two prominent
farmers living near Corncrville, quarreletl
about money matters and n woman and the
former assaulted the latter with n knife
cutting and stal,bing him several times
and then shot him to death with re-
vulver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28

The saa wouid h consumed by lis
own ar,ior ii 1t did not skine. Nature
knows no:hin: of boarding. Tho sun
gives away its GOA without cstenta-
ton. The ocean gives its vapc-s to the
clouds. the clouds return them TO the
earth. the rivers TO the sta. There Is .
constant exchange between lungs and
leaves. Sta-naticn is death Give to
get: get 90 give-Ram' Horn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
SPEAKER SPEAKS.
Crisp Makes q Few Remarks on
the Tariff.
wHAT HE THINKS or THE NEW BILL

A. p~~e~ss n rn,ta -,.r Csx~~~e ~. rs,us.a
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49,. 49,.
~" "s
e - 49, Speeses NeW
tssa eivoa8 - Cessssss tssses
INV Yopk. SArc. :s.-Chwr,e. r. Crisp.
sre.s.r cs the hou... .rr,v.d In mi. r,,v
-,.A -. IL. -, = 49,, - -,
-. :. a.. ,,..~. e., a., 80.
N '"' ""u """ u""se' MI ~usP
i""k~s, "s NE SAIL ne feit, IN superb health
AMI spirits. u have come. n" said. TO
nive my youngsters n treat. They are ns
sckool In Virginia, and I promised them
Al they work Ell hard I'd give them n ev;p
Ca New Y,rt A. ,h,e.v,. h.,., ,,,rt,r.,
IN. mai. - -.
'.N' -. " - ""
P'"~. '"es "e W." eet''"k tnet ~
wHr'i IN their frst visit 10 New York.
speaking III the tarih bill. he said: 81
don't fancy u will I've long drawn-cut
hght ~ will prohnbly take rs long tn
arEuc the matter out ~ u did In the case
of the Mckinley hill Nearly every one.
fancy. L. In favor of the prompt passage
az the hill. in orticr to relieve the pres
sure aud anxiety now troubling the coun-
try"
The Iwcwme Tax.
"'rhc democratic memlers of the WAYS
and means committee" he continued,
meet on the first of the year To decide
whether 20 make the income tax general
or To- confinc Il to corporations. Without
nm incnme tax the new tariff bill will lead
to further decrease in the rpvenucs. there
already iwin, n deficiency ~ from s3p.ctO-
tsp to sn.COORN"
The speaker wa- asked IL Mr.. Reeds fig
urrs ss9.oD.0sO would r,prrsent the de-
hciency unused By the new tariff bill with
out AN Income tau.
- don't Know, he answered.. No.
heeds huures are purely speculative. The
present deficiency IL the result 90 the He
publican @ininistrat ions RECKLESS and ex-
travasnnt pcnsion iegislat ION. u has in
crcnsed the Fifty-first con grcss' pension
fund of .ssWn."" To slaa,"sw'. making
almost d"nh'y greater that which, IA every
year goes by, ought To become less
Violation of the Chsragc rlatf"rus.
Speaker Crisp was asked what he
though of the charge made by the enemies
Of the Wilson hill that the proposed new
tasiff violated the Chicago platform.
its NONSENSE" he said. Its ns perfect
N tariff for revenue only us coIld lie drawn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
01l Holiday Git.
GOOD UNTIL JANUARY IA So
OFFER.

DIR Wilson of the Scott Medical In
stitute has arranged to accommodate
all who desire to place themselves
under treatment by placing the price
of consultation. treatment and med
icinc at So for the month. This offer
not only includes new patients, but
includes all old paticats who have
at any time been treated or examined
at the Scott Medical Institute, and
who desire at this Season of the year
to renew their treatment.
To obviate the unplcasantness OF
delay and crowdinS. DIR. Wilson
would suggest that you do not leave
il of until the last two or three days
of the expiration of the s. card before
placing yourself under treatment, as
each patient shall receive ample time
in the consultation room for thor
ough, careful examination.
THREE STAGES OF CATARRn.
First Stage-Foul breath, husky
voice, saliva slima, nose clogged up
and discharges a good deal, blow out
chunks or scabs. nose sore. sneeZing,
pain in front of head across the eyes,
sense of smell impaired. hawk to
clear the throat, mucous drops back
into the throat, throat dry. This
is easily cured.
Second StaTe-When catarrh of the
head and throat is left unchecked i,
extends to the bronchial tubes and
lungs. These are some of the symp-
toms: Difficult breathing, cough dis.
tressing. burning pain in throat,
grow weak, pain behind breast bone,
disgust for fatty foods. splitting VI
of chcesy Jumps. hacking cough, mu-
cous becomes of yellow tingc, cough
until you gag or vomit, stitches in
side. take cold easily and gradually
lose flesh
Third straightforward and bowies
are involved. caused by swallowing
poisonous mucous which drops down
from the head. This stage of the
disease is commonly called dyspepsia
There is nausea, vomiting. beichins
of gas. head light or dizzy, tongue
coated, water brash, hawk and spit
pain after eating. nervous and weak.
constipation followed by diarrhoea
rush of blood 10 head, growing sen
sation in stomach. bloting of stom-
ach and bowlcs. sick headache and
palpitation of heart.
This class of disease can be curet
in fact hundreds HAVE been curct
by DR.. Wilson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-28
Chicago Live Stock.



Wneai--6Os
r'ori-N New. 32l:5c.
Oats go 35c.
iI..-. iia.othy. $40; upland. ssasiO; slousn.
s61S7: hs'c~ ec9S.
Stra~, t;GsG.
Butser-Paif 70 choice, Zee; erssracry. 80.
x0s-eresh. &c
poNstry-Chick-na Srereed, SC; tusl eye. drcss-
cd. i2c; o1es', dressed, SOW Se.sc, SAi0c.
yHusf AND vssufASiB
Applse-e4 W03ls0 2se Do
RoSaioes-e50sOe.
UoiVne- &c YET ba.
Tusuipo-ke pcr ba.
1--WE o90CE.
Cattlo-outeAers pay for c~m ted ss.as
49ttte; eows end ssiss's. N IN: calves
6ogp-lxe6c
Sheep-SAC0ske
Ooal. -Ross. 1OoI1c: hasa. Se.1a
wsSd-CssA Sl.k sausd, ob.oo.