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The herald., 1893-10-19
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY
What Happened TO an old Minor Out o
the Doaert.

What Happened TO an ola Miner Out on
the Desert.
A representative OF the Banning
Herald visited Indio q few days ago.
While waiting for the incoming over
land he met and chatted with one OF
the denizens OF that little picturesque
Indian station. The conversation
drifted from the silver currency to
things peculiar. My friend told the
following story:
- We were camped at Cottonwood
springa, about 40 miles in northeaet-
ern direction from Indio, after having
made trip to Eagle mountain and had
returned to Cottonwood eprings, for
there was no water at Eagle mountain.
Old prospectors usually follow the Indian
style of watering their stock and stalking
them out away from the water hole. and
making their camp from on s-fourth to
one-half mile from the watering places
on the desert, as water is so scarce that
q great many animals and snakes visit
them nightly, and to avoid being dis
turbed they never sleep or camp right at
the water. We had turned in, and
must have slept some, for the moon had
disappeared when l got up, and went
to the spring for some water. as | had
forgotten to bring q canteen to camp.
| etood quietly in near the big rock at
the edge OF the water, when zip zip
something had lit right down near by.
| WAS sure it was duck, and expected
to see it swim out ON the water, but it
didn't; 80, getting down ON my knees.
crawled out to the edge of the water TO
get better look, but could see nothing.
returned to camp, but said nothing to
my companions. | waited until the
following evening. When the moon
mad again gone down behind the
mountain l again visited the spring,
taking along my shotgun, thinking
what nice mess OF fresh duck l would
surprise the boys with in the morning.
l took up my old position on the big
rock and waited. Again the same zip
zip fell on my ears, but nary feath-.
cred creature appeared. crawled
along the waters edge, but could see
nothing. On getting to sandy spot
that knew had no vegetation onthe
evening before, / WAS eurpnsed
to find it covered with some
kind of weed about foot high.
The surprise was 90 great that ! sat
down to think and await consequences,
when all at once the same peculiar
noise occurred and something hit me
full in the face. l grabbed it, and, 10
and behold, it was nothing but nasty
smelling weed that we find away out on
the dryest places always green. Years
when we have no rain, when the galleta
is black and all other vegetation is dried
up, this little bad-smelling weed. de-
tested by all animals, was always green
and luxuriant; but at last / had learned
its secret. With it's winged.like foliage
it is able to lift its roots out OF the
earth and go to water when water Decent
come to it,"
The herald., 1893-10-19
Headache and Dizziness.

FREQUENT CAUSES OF APoPLExY AND PARALy-
sIs.-The most recent and profound re.
searches in this direction by specialists have
developed conclusively that the above disor.
ders frequently result in death. or permanent
the greatest remedy for either OF these appar-
emily insignificant causes. Nothing approaciles
1t in merit Mrs. w. E. Burns of south Bend.
ter Of Daniel Myers, Brooklyn, Mich. Lad been
insane for 10 years, and was having from 15 to
rs fits day. Kervine cured her OF both fits
and insanity. Sold on guarantee by q, II.
Hance, 1T n. Spring. Geta book free.
The herald., 1893-10-19
Gixn the Proper Cradit.


EDITORS HERALD: Some other fellow
than the true hero is sure to run of
with some of the notoriety OF every
great victory. Napoleon attained more
notoriety at Waterloo than the duke OF
Wellington.
1t seems. now that the little rhiz ,bi-,
us ventralis, the orcns chalybeus and
the nameless fungus are getting in their
deadly execution on the black, yellow
Eyes, yellow ecale--we have good au-
thority for IT'D and red scale, that 90.
quillett & 90. should return to their
husks, and cease to seek further noto-
riety out OF the perfect suceess OF the
state board of horticulture. How good
and sweet thing it is for "bretherin"
to dwell together in unity! What a
touching scene it would be for all the
actors in this ''bug battle" to come to.
gether and kiss and make upl
Imagine John Scott falling on ths
neck OF the Hon. Elwood Cooper and
there weeping; Coquillet on the neck OF
Mr.. Koebele, and Riley and Secretary
Lelong locking arms. President Cooper,
Secretary LeIong and Mr.. Koebele can
easily afford, in the face OF their splen-
did victory, to forgive Coquillett x Go,
and say: go thy way provided you
don't return) and sin no more" w.
The herald., 1893-10-19
A Defense OF the LibrarIans.

EDITORS HERALD: That opinion OF
the librarian and her assistants ex-
pressed in your morning paper by lady
whose standing in society and good
judgment is vouched for by you, seems
TO me to be some spite, or sentiment
akin. And for lady to say Of another
in public Office that she showed par
tiality to gentlemen-well Just excuse
us we had hoped those sentiments were
buried with the dark ages and the pro-
verbal hatchet. | have been to the
library in almost all moods, even when
/ felt tired and out Of humor with my.
self and everyone else." and never watt,
ed moment longer for attention than
one Of the ladies could possibly finish
with some one ahead OF me in fact
have often thought, while watching their
tired but pleasant faces, that consider
ing the amount of impatience, Ignorance
and other obstacles they encounter, that
they were daughters Of Job, and like the
father. Please pardon nv little speaeh.
and give the ladies, as we'll as the -,
their dues. OBsERyER.
Wagon umbrellas, summer lap busters F0y'A
The herald., 1893-10-19
CoIorado

is splendid place for people with weak lungs
but thousands of people in that condition can.
not possibly 60 to Colorado. There is not one
no sever, who cannot Keep q supply OF ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERs Tho moment any
one feels that he has taken cold, one of these
world renowned PLAsTERs should be put on
the back between the shoulder blades. and an.
other on the chest.
They Will serve two purposes. They will pro.
tect the delicate lungs and will also relieve the
congestion occasi0ned By the cold.
ALLCOcK's POROUS PLAsTERs keep the pores
OF the skin open aud assist nature in her RENE
cial work, They neither burn nor blister, and
can BE porn without the Sigh sncoi; Tsi;-
fence.
BRArDRETH's PILLS cleanse the system.
The herald., 1893-10-19
roR sALr-Orry pRopERrr.

FOR sALE-oIrY PROPERTY.
WIeMonn o'BnInS,
231 West First street.
We have Customers to Rent Houses
Cheap Lots on w. Pico st.
on the Installment Plan.
Money to loan. o-99t II
IToR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.
BY JOHN H. COKE,
Bryson Block,
Broadway is the coming street of Los
Angeles. Now is the time to buy
property on that streeta
Prices are advancing.
20 feet Broadway, bet. I'd and 3D.
This is without doubt the cheapest piece
OF property on the street
After Nov. LIST viii be raised
800 more front foot.
80 feet Broadway, bet 1st and I'd.
3s feet Broadway, bet. LIST and I'd.
30 feet Broadway, bet. I'd and Sd.
go feet Broadway, bet 9th and 9TH
81 feet Broadway, bet 9th and 9TH
so feet Broadway, bet. 9th and 10th.
60 feet Broadway, bet. LIST and Franklin.
81 feet Broadway, bet. 1st and Franklin.
60 feet Broadway, near Sand street.
81 feet Broadway, near Franklin.
Wanted Immediately, several pieces of
property on Broadway, bet. I'd
and 9th SITS.
Wanted, several pieces OF property on
S. Spring ST., bet. LIST and
9Th SITS.
JOHN H. COKE,
Bryson Block.
1o-1s 2t
The herald., 1893-10-19
Fon sALn-couxrRY pKoprRrr.
RIVERA BARGAINS.


A DAMS, ROUSE y MEEKINs.
"A 2o7 West Second street
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LETTER BAG.

fThe HERALD under this heading prints COM
munications, but does not assume responsi-
bility for the sentiments extressed.1
The herald., 1893-10-19
soUTHwEsr-cLosEI in.

~ acres fine land plenty of water; acres
IN alfalfa; assorted orchard; broom house,
barn and we'll Price for five days, $1,000.
The herald., 1893-10-19

DIR. ID. s. Diffenbschers Delstlst,
1la}xR spring street, rooms 4 ara 5.
The herald., 1893-10-19
BsTRACTs.

A BSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE COM
z pany of Los Angeles, northwest corner Of
Franklin and New High SITS. m-17 If
The herald., 1893-10-19
EDUCATIONAL.

THE WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS
block, 2eG south Spring street. 1t has now the
largest and finest business college rooms in the
state, and the largest attendance of any com
mercial school south of San Francisco. Fine
passenger elevator running direct to the
school rooms, rendering stair-climbing unnec-
essary. The public is cordially invited to call
and inspect the college in its new location.
Both day and evening schools in session the
entire summer. Catalogue and College Jour
nal free. G. A. Hough, Presidents y. G. Felker,
Nice-President; J. W. Hood Sec'y. 5-4 1y
The herald., 1893-10-19
EXCURSIONS,

ICDsON q co.'s EXCURSIONS EAST
~ every Monday via Rio Grande route
through tourist sleepers to Chicago and Boston,
personally managed Office. 20 s. Spring
street. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-10-19
I 1sn ADvnnrIsnmnNrs.

The most dirert method OF reaching the
public and making known your
The herald., 1893-10-19

I Us ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
IL AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL
Qneorporated), LA South Main street
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
writing, telegraphy, assaying and ali English
branches. Large, able and mature faculty OF
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
catalogue. f. +. sHRADER, President; +. w.
KELSEY, Vice-President; |. L. INsKEEP, Sec
retary. GIG 1y
The herald., 1893-10-19

MFRS. DIR. J. H. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
IVA wifery. Ladies' cared for during confine-
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Telephone 1l19 G-S ii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

<Kw yons. March -. -.FIoCR->teady:
winter wheht. ioN grades ? 10 70 I'D yer
s~t do. far 10 fancy. rs 20 sos per c~t. I;
d.. patents. AS a. Is per twt.
N1skkr->trongcr. faifl, active for ex-
port; No. : red. store ana elevator. "A : 90
9fl.e. afoat, 20. T. o. H.. ~ "a 10. No.
/ hard. s5t.c; No. uorth,,rn. n - Sc:
No. > 10. ,>c Closing; April 7t4c: May.
SEc: June. 7Stfc; JULY. sstc; August.
a. tse: September. 7k+c; December. Il 'ac-
Cok~--D Dull. hrlh; No. 2. 5oi4 10 ot4c {;
elevator. 81 &C.; afioat, ani,raded rnixed. 30
a. Sc; steamer mixed. 81 % ssssc; No: 3.
4 "a trH.c Closing April. ~ <; May.
ssAr' June 49, July. &c.
Oar--Firrner. quiet. SPOT prices; April.
%i.e; Nav. Is &C; Jane. - 8c July. - &c !
No. >. S74 a. 3sisc. No. ! white. 20 IA lie.
f.AgD-1tlist. lower; western steam
cl1s..d al iOso: city closed al 90. bid f.
March closed 1915 tid Nay. los: July.
l0A5: september. lao; fetned quiet ana
loe,r; Continent. Ills; pmpOund. 81 to
Ponx-Dal. easy: oil mess. $3.50 to
is.15; ncx mess. ls.15 "a 1870.
t-fnEss--t}u3sf steady state. 9}l 20 &c
fSFs'y. IL - i-c. Part skins. 3 "a Zoe; full
skins I t. =.
CoYFEx - Optious opened steady. nj ;
points decline 10 > points stayance. closed
steady. unchanged. "a points down. April.
l6N - is-1: May. ftIO- 10 ls.i5; June.
f,8i: Iuly. IL -: AuEa-s ls4. ~cftem-
f-r. ls.3 20 ls.-5: October. 1915. spot
Rio dull Nominal. No. :. Use.
>rsAa-RaW frmsr: fair demand fair
relinlnr. 3Lc: ccntrifucai-. -, deg. test.
3&e. rciins-,i l-Stis,s ~ ! - advance. - ~
= isc, No. :. 4 SIS - tisc; - \. "a 10
sA.c; noaid 49,; sfaraara A. 13lS ~
a.. contesfi0ner,' A. 4 n L. - f'1c: cut
loaf, 81 Ia b . l6c crushed. ~ Ia . i6c
roasiered. ) 1 - u 81 &C: graduated. 1915
10 5l.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01
ALL WISH A FORTUNE
Trunk Line Stocks Were IN Great
Demand.
CASH LOANED AT IS PER CENT
The Eaesesn aasi Westesn Kaii~ a, =
Wese .a Deistasd ON Account ef the
worisi's Fair Basine-~.

Yesterday being Good Friday. the
time hsnofed custom vas observed
throughout The World. anli al tie e1-
changes suspensied business Tor the day !
MN iogx March ~. ldoney ca call
has heen sts4hgsnt. ranging troiu loto :
par cent, AS. ioan l. per cent andc
ins offered a. Il pr cent.
Prime megcaAtlle paper effl per cent.
Posted rates s.1u 49,
Government bonds have been strong.
The course Il the stock market today
Mas a great surprise 20 a majority II
traders Tile temper q speculation ~as
ssrong almost fron start - finish The
volume 81 business showed a material
increase. ~. 60 shares cilangiag hands,
and the dealings were also better dis
trihute,i than 81 late. TIE railroads. a.
xrll a. the indusfrials. we're eonspleu
or ~ Intervals. bat the -,Trugth 81 the
former was considered cy Tar TIA NEST in
usrtant feature The eas.-ifn and western
trunk iiuo sharss lmpr0yei "a y, Irr
cent. chiefly IN con-eq aeuce Of the near ar
preach III the worlds fair and the expecta
ton Of al enormous railway traffic az stable
rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

CHrcAGo. March 21.-The story 81 the
wheat trade to-day j. vrry tame in compari-
son With that of yesterday. The price for
May kept withia cent range. ard the tran
sacfions ven not significant. The price
dropped 20 - - and rnally closed az sSssc
l.c lower than last night.
Corn vas quiet. bat a shade hrIner. Clos
ing prices were isc higher.
t,afs were fairly active and firmer. Clos
ing prices we're Z % &c higher.
May pork closed ise lower and July 2ifc
higher. Lard declined p 70 32ifc and ribs
:. o. Rae.
Bstteriae was in good demand and firm ;
East lake dairy. l5c; Empire. i6c. Illinois
creamery. isc, fancy do. l9'sc.
Closing
waKAI-March. 751.c; May. q &C; July.
IN.
coK~-Narch. aosc; April. io'lc; May.
&itsc: July. i2stc
oATs-Nay. - c June. 50&c; July,
3tlc September - c.
rosx -Nan.h. sIes5: May. siTl5; July.
SID. - p.s nih..r. SID
tAsD- Marcia. 5000; May. sio.s5; July.
sio11. ~cgterif.sr. sto.c.
Rlb--Merch. s3o: May. $685. July.
Ssf-
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KNOWLEDGE

pancs confort aud improvement and
tsnls 10 personal enlpymeat when
r.rhtlv u-esl he many. who 1--we bet
~ tl....s s,lnsrs AMI euley he nose, With
le.s expenditae. b. moEe promptly
alaoting the worlds bsst products -
tl.e needs ~ physical bring. vii zits@t
tks valas - health Of thc pure hqnid
laxative principles embraced la the
re.n1,is. syrup of klzs-
- cxeellencr = dine to ~ presenting
n t..e form niosE acceptable and pleas
Ant = the tAsfe, The refreshing and truly
beneficial pfopxFgies of perfect lax
-. ef.ec<raliy tieansing Tie system,
aisptilinx c8.3=. headacfles And levers
and per,nA1snfIy curing constipation.
i. RS 11ven satisfaction - millions and
me- With tie approval II the medical
m f.s-.nn. heeaiise it acts on the Alsi-
ness. f.isrr nd Bowels without weak
ening them and i i perfectly iFee fitn
every obleetisuable sas9.Apce.
syrup Il Rigs = fDf sale bs AL drug
rists in .slr and 81 BOTTLES, bat ]. = man
rfacsured by the California fig syrup
90. only, whose azme Is printed on every
rarkaze. also the name, syrup Of fiss,
AMI being veil informed, you vii lot
accept ans substitute II offered.
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Of Interest to Inventors.

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, of
which this paper is member,
has n standing offer of a gold
medal, valued at $50, To be
awarded to any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process of pro-
ducing newspapers is cheap
encd, or that will be in any
way a benefit to publishers.
For further particulars adj
dress the Secretary at the of
flee, 200 Potter BUILDING, New
York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Tvfo~ STo,R ARDS. Chicago. March 81
Caftic-Rscoipf-. 500. market strong
com lon - extra Steers. Sftp e. SO
-so-ker- aud feeders. $50 "a $50; COWS.
hcifer- AMI ho+i.. 81 "a - N.25.
Hocs-keceipss 300. market weak
- 70 80 lower. heavy. $50 20 500: fnixed
and medium. so - So; liyhi. s5.5 10
6st
sheep Recsirfs. 40. market steady.
poor 10 extra. - = 20 ss.e0. iasDb~, s. - to
NtEr
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Ion.,nn.ra,n

IeSnox. March ao-The grain markets
~hssf unchanged. i'gi chear@f % sell. Corn
~ ioaer. LAMBDA cafEu+- &c California
xhsaf unchanged. fhatinz cssgues #
AhsHf ard crrr anal c1rg0es co fls-acs q4itt
Ard steaaE lhe french markets aers Qn-
changed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Arf1xs-Fair a. good. per tbl. <e-1Sf
a.to: fancy. Ter thl. s325fa50
CAsSBEhklfs-- II. y aad cherries. S.s-o per
fas Jerseys. >f.tttss3. 80 pr la.
floraDA oEAseEs-Brishts. S3-5oas-eS
F.r fox.
lFMe><--Ssw Nes~inas. in box OF Sbs
and tO's $f(sf1.sSo pr box.
MISUNDERSTANDING 70 quality. <1Ss1
40 pr bunch.
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osso<s--Gre~n. fsss.ss pr dor baaches.
Poaisrs.
Iise turkeys. l36 So dressed. isffi7gs.
Live chlckenz sal rsssi<fs. totl Is
lfez-zi, isse ~
Isss fe<As. nh1i2e; dEess II. LA IA.
Live oi3 s,ssefers. &C. r.; dr. SGD. ss1I1c.
I've aurks. las1lz slrsessss. i1d te>,.
I've 9~es... ltks iis: dreas~ssi. l-a4tsc.
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MIGHIGANCEETRAI

ttteltF. al nfIteft "a VA fyfffIf .tI.r..Ias
fet Ifr fffrf t.rflff f.af 81 f-t
SAsIlff rrrf tn arirr end ttlanfIs a
81. ire ltafies tffera hsrtas ~ - ~ arf
tfstial tsfru1 - tt 81 srriftrr ftfraf
haElh ~ d. ~ ss NlreF4 Fs.rsIls.tlt.sse f..a1a
~ lifraf stft ai fhfsart fFs 30 $3.50 -
HlfHlsHu ttsitai fstlre1 Il ahsfiH -.tafis.--r
n4fissnft
fsfn n nssros. f.@r A. - Msa.r,s ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

CHEKsx-Full cream. i2sl6fi3c.
CANNED GOoDs-(orn. <i..ndl 80 per doz I;
tomatoes. <i.35tdi.30 Per dor.
CoFFxEs-Roasted. Rio. 22td 25c: Mari
ca 30. 26fG2sc; Java. Sba Sic; Mocha and
Java 3Dtass package. $3.50.
LARD-Compound tierceS. sac; com
pound. 80 pound tins. &c; pure. tierces.
slIoo; D-pound tins. IL. &c; kettle rendered,
tisrses. sli.25: - pound tins. Ike.
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- -

II ypu aili. bot lse mre g. usc sN9Ic
DoNI rghi AWAY. % or'iere s9 farss #
is in3sriecs effects uprl 81 isefa nj
eandf eaters should esfry 50LDDoNI
vita them. Il ihey Nisb - tsfp thtr
teeth sound
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

come Vhen ~ 81. II chiidfcn
tendencies 10 weakness. We know
TN ar -fsffsg ~ az - fes3
fskrs This less Is overcome ty
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RETROIT, LANSING
u & NORTHERN r. r

cffNo ~ uf7asrr
~ tirari Raride slear ssEpm tRpn
A.. i'tiraf "a - ~ - % 3 re- A. Al = -
1917 Refse Fcur rfF sa1f
i.s Detroit fAnu ~Irru fofra
A.. trana hseids o. - "a =. b $ 81 - 81 D ~
etrl~ae. asa kSn - fafI<
u Grand Ka,.Is.. .... 4nau afsrn
A.. t,rsnd iiatids ii .fa =. 81 a 4 a
1orfit tfs fsfs ma Hssfrsu> = n
" f'fsfa Rar.is Itgs ~ rrn tforn
A.. ffsrn lrefl 81 EE a.
THttassH Caf sfttffE
psriof Gers go ~ trains fef,ftr., fsssr.f Rap.
~. snt iiefr.it fafl1f taf q. <aelnaw -
nscfr51c ffatf.
-lffff aef tsfhef treIns $3.50 aass ta.ir
Dguhs,s pEiitffs. f,en. f'a.-. tlxeat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Taokks y. t,ItEEEF. presiaenf
Nfko. g. hE11os Ace President
}. feEnEEfcK RAAks tashier.
r. Il. htsf Ass1szfanf sshief.
Transact baslf..es IN Ell de5artnsenls ~ tasnk
IN authorised iy tie Astleslsl BANKING La.
lrcheaers available il eli tbe con.laefc IA
cities II the ws.rid "a cufsrEf rates
L. ;. hords bought an1 ssld
u1AEk-Txsks
Thomas D GtibrTt Noses l.. Avery
1hs.fras J. a. f<riea. tiesf4e a flflrrs
David NJ Auai,.Es. l-en,ssl 10 ftfnasn
hansen 4 Lace. ts,staafira Maff,a
fsiward H. Hunt 3ss-n 4 Fitsfs.rsl4
a. stewart v hate. ~ - a faliet
, Frecefsrk faars
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND KsflDs. sicn.
CAPITAL 100000

A. ~ tfAtit.. Us v t+ct1f-uA
0Eo. W CAV. Vice Prrsitent
Nm H. ANDERSON. Cashier.
JN0. A. SEfsork A. Asst. Cashier.
Translates q general banking buslnoss Ia,
terest paid on time depcsiss. fis special az
Iangement with Aessrs. knauth. Nacied and
Kuhn II New York. letters q credit current Ia
all foreign countries, tsscfd direct upt.E the
nsost favorable conditions. and drafts drawn on
all foreign cities AT lowest rates
DfkkC1OEs.
thristnn BertscA. as-, h. Johnson
A. j. fRwne. M Lemon
A. ID. kathbone. q. ". Gay.
u. A. nodsetl
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Pork in Barrels.

Wheat. &c; corn, 4sc; oats. ssc; rye, 4sc;
barley. $40.
Flour-I.ily white, si.so; patent. $50;
bGckwhcat. 8 ~.
Mil Stuffs-Middlings SIS; bran. sf7;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fecd-Pcr ton, $3.50; corn meal.
Per ton. $500.
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Perfect babv ReaIiil

o "a < h I Q
mean glow
ing health
throughout
childhood,
and robust
health infhc
Ye ar -
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Washed. medium 2ld2zc.
Washed. fine. 3od25c.
Unwashed. medium. i5id9oc.
lnwashed. tine. l2lu isjc.
Hides and TaiIow.
Cured hides. No. l. SIC: No. ?. arc.
Green hides. No. i, She; No .. 21fc.
Heavy steers. cured over 60 Otnds, Ga
Calf. green. No. I. 6c; No. =. %.
Calf. cured. No I. &c; No. ,, a.
Deacons. p 10 DC.
Tallow-
Rough. = per pound.
Rendered. 5lsc per pound.
sheep pelts, 15c 10 $50.
ilay and Wood.
TnforHr Sill .oodlso per ton
CLOVER sil.oO per ton.
MixEo-SlOpa II 90 per ton.
SIEAw-S5.uesOO per ton
NooD-i6-in hccrh and isaple, dry, - 81
per cord; green. 500 Ter cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. si-5(sl.Sl
Gla~=. discount, 80.
building paper. per roll. sicoa5.0o
Water proof paper. per roll. Sl.oo
II NBfE-Reiaii piece stuff
No. hemlock. up 10 and including Is
feet lengths. $500; add Si.O1 per LOO feet
for every additional two feet.
No. , hemiock. up "a ani including rs
feet. SO. every additional two feet. Sl.O0.
No. pine. undsr l2in.. SlfoO per Ofo
feet; Elm. SIS per 1000 feet: add 81
for every additional two feet over IL feet
Shipping cuiis. sl3.
Mil culls. sll.
No. flooring. white Pine. s3a
No. flooring wh'fe pine SIS.
No. 2 flooring white pine, sl6
No. maple 50.
No. ceiling. - 81.
No > ling. - SiH
No. ceiling s So
NJ. ceiling. :. Sls.
No. I siding. ia. 81
NJ. siding. sia. SIS.
NJ. German siding. So
No. fiermaa siding SIS
No. > German sidiax. SIS
Finishing naferiai-
80. | common boards. So
~. = cou3i1en boards SIS
Va. 3 ca1faon heards SIS
iu. finishing So
sHfsets=-siar A star. Il inches clear. g
Ier thnsand
10 2. Eve inches r.ear hass s2e5 pr
;honsaud
Sound hof'. s. - f-r 'hs1aal
tffi shi0gles = scr thsasssnL
t.tag--Ne : phit lna 500
80. = Hhifc Tiaf .t.